Husqvarna chain number to file size and angle table confusion!?

[Eman]

Hello people,

 

i have a small chainsaw, Husqvarna 135.

 

i know the type of chain i need for it and even the file type and angles to file.. but there is just no where online or anywhere that has the file size and usage table for my chain. The chain says 37 on the drive links (the chain is 3/8pitch, 1.3mm gauge, and 52 drive link) .. i want the kind of table you get on the back of a chain box just for reference. but that number "37" does not show up on the only two chain identification charts i can find.

 

can anyone help me?

 

cheers

[Steve Bullman]

Does this help? Chains

 

edit: ignore that, i misread your question

Edited October 21, 2013 by Steve Bullman

[Eman]

i can find it directly and as i say already know the size and angles to file. i just desperately want to know why mine is not obvious and not on a table!?

like the one below

 

http://bp1.blogger.com/_FC6ZcPSvMqc/SBsM2V5TAuI/AAAAAAAAACM/qkxMlYC83cY/s1600/husq+filing+table.jpg

[TreeswingerPerth]

I would have thought your chain would be .325 , 0.50 a 3/16 file , could be wrong though .

[2stroke-ady]

Would of thought it is the same as oregon 91, Oregon make most of husky's chain at the moment anyway.

[Stubby]

I would think its .325 pitch not .375 ( 3/8th) on that size saw . so a 3/16 file ....

[Steve Bullman]

I would think its .325 pitch not .375 ( 3/8th) on that size saw . so a 3/16 file ....

 

If its not, it should be. 3/8 chain is far too heavy for a saw that size to run

[2stroke-ady]

5/32 file

30 degrees

0.65mm depth gauges

 

Straight off the back of a husky chain box. The chain is H37.

[Mark_Skyland]

5/32 file

30 degrees

.65mm depth gauges

 

Straight off the back of a husky chain box. The chain is H37.

 

That's the one.

 

It's a 3/8 low profile as fitted to most top handle saws.

 

I'll try and get a pic up of all the info as 2 stroke ady says it's all on the back of a husky chain box.

[Stubby]

Had a suspicion it might be but surprised it is though . Usually 3/8 lo pro is only on top handles and pole saws I thought ? ....