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I have 100m of 3/8 .058 chain that i use for a husky xp372. If i brought a stihl that should run 3/8 .063 could i use that chain? I'm guessing i need to change the bar... Would i need to change the sproket too?
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The pitch is exactly the same 3/8. The gauge is different 0.58/ 0.63- like stubby says it will rock in the bar, not ideal but it would work. Your best bet is to buy another husky rather than a stihl[emoji106]
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As you said, you will have to change your bar on the stihl to one with the stihl mount but with a gauge of 0.58, sprocket will be ok to run the chain you mention. Rob d on here www.chainsawbars.co.uk would be the one to ask, just buy the stihl without a bar from your dealer and then get a bar from Rob if he has one to suit.

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