Does anyone know the number of drive links for a 14" Craftsman electric chainsaw model # 31534030. It I lost the chain awhile ago and I can't find the manual online.
Craftsman model 31534030
Dec 21, 2021
Last reply: 4 years ago
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It took me all of 30 seconds to find the info you need . Apparently you're a lazy f*ck who can't be bothered to look it up on a search engine , but since it's Christmas and I'm feeling jolly , here it is : You need a 49 drive link .050 gauge 3/8" inch pitch chain . That info will be on the chain package - this chain also fits Poulan and many other 14"'lectric saws , all made by the same folks who made your Craftsman .
Prior to sending a request for information, a local hardware store sold me an Oregon s52 chain . with a .3/8 pitch and a .050 gauge which is what you described. The guy was not certain it was the right chain. It has an Oregon bar with numbers 18190 over 505A791 so he advised me to verify the chain number with Oregon. I called Oregon and after 30 minutes of searching a nice lady couldn't find a correct chain. She said the saw was made by either Roper, Singer or David Bradley and I would have to have a saw custom made. She referred me to the Chainsaw Collectors Corner where I posted the same question and found a few photos of the saw but no info. I brought the sprocket to a chainsaw repair shop where the guy took a quick look at it and said they sold you the wrong chain. I later found the numbers 325 on the sprocket. I checked the Sears parts site which lists the replacement sprocket as part 11892. It has 325-7 OREGON stamped on it. A guy at another chainsaw repair shop measured the pitch as .325 and the gauge as .063 with a Stihl measuring gauge. I'm having trouble downloading the manual link you sent. I called Sears and verified that the sprocket pitch is 325. I'm having trouble downloading the link you sent to the manual. I'll keep looking Thanks for searching.
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