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Wow a 48+ bar on a 660 seems like a huge request after running my 880 on a 52 bar. “If you do get a new 880,you’ll save money purchasing it with the longest bar you think you’ll use, compared to buying the saw with a shorter bar and purchasing the longer one separately. Not an ideal method but if you have a few logs which are to big it’s much better than buying a longer mill and bar.
48 chainsaw bar and chain Related Question:
Can I put any bar and chain on my chainsaw?
No, chainsaw blades are not universal, not every bar and chain will fit on your machine. Chainsaw chains need to have the correct specification to fit on your bar. If you have a chain that is too long or too narrow it will not fit. Mixing brands of chains is no problem as long as they are compatible.
What is the most popular chainsaw bar length?
A blade bar length of between 14 to 18 inches should serve you well in most cases. You can cut some fairly thick branches with that length of blade bar. It’s still not long enough to handle some of the toughest jobs, but it’s ideal for home use.
Does bar length matter on chainsaw?
The best chainsaw bar length is generally 2 inches longer than the average thickness of wood you’re cutting. This is because it is better to have a smaller chainsaw bar that you occasionally also use for larger jobs, than it is to go the largest size chainsaw bar and try to use it on the smaller jobs.
What sizes do chainsaw bars come in?
The most commonly used chainsaw bar sizes are 11 ″, 12 ″, 13 ″, 14 ″, 15 ″, 16 ″, 18 ″, 20 ″, 21 ″, 22 ″. The smaller chainsaw bar size is used for simpler jobs. For example, a chainsaw with an installed bar of 11-13 inches is used as a delimber, and is also used to cut small non-thick boards.