20 Inch Chainsaw Chain 3 Pack - L81 - .063" Gauge, .325" Pitch, 81 Drive Links Low-kickback Fits Stihl MS290, Stihl MS 271, Stihl MS 270, Stihl MS 280, Stihl MS 260, Stihl 36,28, 24(22YL81X3)

Aggressive cut. Stayed sharp. Excellent value.

I got these to use in my WEN 40417 battery powered chainsaw. They are very sharp. They have more cutting teeth than the Oregon blade that came with my saw. The Oregon blade skips every other tooth. These blades have all of the teeth that are possible on the chain. That may be why they seem so sharp. I'm hoping that they have a long life, but only time and use will answer that question. At this point I highly recommend these blades. You can't beat the price either.

The price was great and they fit perfectly and the initial cuts were fast and clean. The issue with short chainsaws is that there aren’t as many teeth, so they obviously won’t keep an edge as much as a longer chain with more teeth. I was also cutting some roots along with branches and although attempting to minimize ground contact with the blade, it happens, so that will dull any blade. I was cutting, green, softwoods, and hardwoods and did work it pretty hard. I think the metal is not as hard, but for the price you really can’t complain. I will sharpen the used chains and see how they last on wood alone. I figure I should get at least another few uses before the sharpening removes too much material. Anyway, your mileage may vary, but all chains wear down and should be sharpened or replaced when they do. I was trying to minimize the time and changed chains instead of sharpening as I went so I could cut more brush in less time. It’s a fair trade off. Buy much more expensive chains that will last a bit longer or use these which still hold up quite well for normal homeowner use. If I was going to to a lot more cutting on a regular basis, then spending more would be worth it in the long run, but this is a pruner and if you need to do that extent of cutting, then use a hand held chainsaw with a longer bar. I have those too, but reaching through brambles and getting access in mucky places was why I used a pole saw instead of them and it did what I wanted at a safe distance with solid footing. You get what you pay for, but these are a real bargain given the caveats above.

I'll be honest I didn't know what to expect when buying these chains but for the price 2 for $30 I have to say they are really good.

These s62 chain saw blades exceed my expectations. Perfect fit, sharp and long lasting. I cut up a 10 inch down tree and it cut like a hot knife thru butter. After 40 to 50 cuts the blade had not stretched at all.I'm buying another 3 pack for future use.18 inch 80v atlas chain saw.

I have used two of the three chains by this company. I found them sharp, longevity, and affordable. (Remington electric chainsaw). I will purchase more & would recommend.

Installed this chain on my Husqvarna 550XP. It’s like I bought a brand new saw. Rips through 10-12” hardwood like butter. Very impressed. The 3 pack will last me months for under $20.00. Great product and great value.

These chains work impressively well on my Ryobi battery operated drill! I've done numerous cuts on up to 6 inch diameter branches and I'm still on the first chain. Great deal for the price. I'll never sharpen an old chain when I can just buy these.

Era un regalo pero me comentaron que las cadenas tenian mucho filo.

Have no cut much wood yet for a longevity test but first few uses new chain worked as good as local purchased ones at lots more money. I do plan on getting another 3 before spring firewood time.Changed review to a perfect score. Have now used, these are cutting as good as local purchased chains 2X the cost. Fit saw as stated, and provide straight smooth fast cuts in fir firewood. Excellent product I will now use for all firewood cutting.

Decided to give these a try. Ordered on Friday, received on Monday. Fit perfectly on Husqvarna 445. The cutters have no guide lines for filing so messaged seller about file size and filing angle. Reply came within minutes (30 degrees, 5/32 file). After cutting three medium fir trees the chain is still pretty sharp. Overall I am pretty pleased. Some things to consider when reading reviews on chains - some people complain they stretch or become loose. This is normal. Most new chains need to be tightened after a few cuts. Any chain regardless can be made dull almost instantly if you hit dirt. Again not a chain issue. No chain will cut well if it is not sharpened properly. Most people (myself included) don't know how to do this using a hand file. Unevenly sharpened chains will cause crooked cuts and wear/damage the bar. I highly recommend a sharpening jig sold by Oregon (I have a Granberg). These will sharpen every cutter at exactly the same angle and depth.

Excellent price

Fits perfectly. Nice chips produced when cross cuting.