woodman1

The 130MPBK095 is 13" and uses a 56 link chain 1.3mm gauge 0.325" pitch - not sure how the current bar and chain come in to the equation - just depends on the bar mount which we have already gone through:confused1:

Generally from where the dogs are mounted - thats the front of the oil tank and not from the clutch cover!

all the best woodman1

where does one measure the bar from to determine it's length.

many thanks woodman1

There is no 12" available, just 13": -

 

1.3mm Gauge

Pro AM - 130MLBK095

Micro Lite Pro- 130MPBK095

 

1.5mm Gauge

Pro Am - 138PXBK095

Power Match Plus - 138RNBK095

Pro Lite - 138SLBK095

 

1.3mm will suit a lower power saw, all are 56 link 0.325 bars - The Microlite Pro with a 95VPX chain is a fast cutting low kerf solution.

 

Please don't blame me if this doesn't work out, just trying to give help with the info to hand!

what i need is a part no;s for 12" oregon bar and chain for the above mentioned chainsaw.i know its a .325 and 56 links

this is a scan of the bar with dims.holes 26mm center to center.

hope this helps

Pics would be a great help to the lads on here. It's more than likely an oregon bar and chain me thinks. Hope your better soon. Wasn't a sawing accident by any chance?

got pinned on some rocks while white water canoeing

"If it's running ok and you can get parts for it, then things are hunky-dory."

thats why i am asking if anybody knows what bar and chain would fit,it would be used once a year,now and again for a month,the chain is .325 and i have seen them advertised with an oregon chain and bar ([ame]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Petrol-Chainsaw-Oregon-Chain-Neilsen/dp/B002MDBCVO[/ame] ) any help would greatly appreciated as at the moment i am laid up with a busted leg,otherwise i would take it to the appropriate shop and find out.many thanks woodman1

does anybody know what oregon 12" bar and chain fits a neilsen MT-7777.

hello.i am woodman1,and i would like to say hello to all fellow members,i am not an arborist,just someone who spends quite a bit of time in remote places in the winter, often under canvas with a woodburner for heat and cooking,hence the more i learn about trees,chainsaws and any other relevent aspects of arboriculture the better.hope intro not to long and boring.

all the best woodman1