20 Inch Chainsaw Chain 3/8" Pitch .050" Gauge 72 Drive Links- 33RS 72 Fits MS311 MS391, Husqvarna 455 (Rancher), 460 (Rancher), Poulan Pro and More- E72 (3 Chains)

I didn't get to use this. I'm not really a chain saw kind of person but occasionally I need one. This was the first new chain saw blade I've gotten. I looked it up, make and model, and it looked like I got all the sizes correct.Turns out the gauge or width was wrong. It doesn't take much for that to make it so the blade is obviously too tight to move and companies may sell something with the same name but change one part of it.So don't be like me and do a general look up. Take the time to put your specific model in and get the proper gauge as well as length.

I have been burning wood for 50 years, and have always bought manufacturers parts. Getting long in tooth now, I purchased a Stihl MS180 for lighter weight. I sharpen my own chains. I puchased this because basically it is 3 for the price of one. Going on a year now and these chains cut just like the Stihl and last as long. I own 2 other Stihl's, a MS 291 and a MS 310. when I need chains for them I will try these also.

I was skeptical about these chains but decided to try them anyways. I couldn’t be any happier for how well they hold up for the price. Definitely would recommend

This was a fantastic deal. These chains are of really good quality. I bought these to cut massive tree roots underground with my electric chainsaw, knowing they would dull out quickly. But I finished all 9 areas with 6" plus Oak tree roots in the dirt with the first chain with ease. The first chain seems to be still sharp and I have 2 left over.

I have a 20 Stihl, and it hard to find the right pitch,,, gauge and drive link. I brought a pack and these tried them out and cut great and stay sharp for a good while.I have used them to cut down and well cut up a few live Oak trees.Just be sure to begin wit, you get the right length chain, pitch,,, gauge,,, drive link.

As advertised. Fit my Stihl MS180 perfectly. Very sharp out of the box. Didn’t use it enough yet to make a claim on durability, but from the looks of it, I have high hopes.

I love my Kobalt battery-operated 14 inch chain saw. Since I'm still a newbie at sharpening chain saw blades, and since I had a formidable tree-felling project on my dance card, I decided to get some extra chains. These are indistinguishable from the OEM chain. The tree I felled this weekend was a male mulberry that was wicked hard wood. I used two chains, changing in mid-work, and these cut like butter. Replacement is trivial on the Kobalt saw, little kickback, good depth control, and overall an excellent choice for this saw. Glad I have these on-hand! And now that I'm done with this weekend's job, I'll try my hand at sharpening the OEM blade.

Replace on my sti hl chainsaw MS251, cut really good and it's sharp. It has its sling and grab to the chain compared to the original sti hl but I like this one way better as the sti hl chain didn't last at all after 2 tress and this one is still being used and staying sharpen, I recommend if you can handle the grab of this chain cuts really good