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Confused about 150T chains

Mr. Bish

By Mr. Bish,
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Mr. Bish

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I have started making my chains for all saws from 201 to 660 so I have a little understanding but am struggling to find a reliable spec for the MS150T

 

Can anyone confirm that I should get a reel of .043 1/4 chain or will I get away with .043 3/8

Struggling to find oregon reel .043 1/4

 

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I have a 150. If you want to run a 3/8 on it I think you have to fit a low profile 3/8 sprocket to go with it (?). Great on a 1/4 not sure if it has the oomph to pull a 3/8 - it will be interesting to see how you get on if you go down that route? a reels a lot fo chain to buy if you don't like it!

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