24-inch Chainsaw Chain 3/8" LP Pitch 0.050" Gauge 84 Drive Links - 2 Pack

24-inch Chainsaw Chain 3/8" LP Pitch 0.050" Gauge 84 Drive Links - 2 Pack24 inch Chainsaw Chain 3 8" LP Pitch, 0. 050" Gauge, 84 Drive Links Pack of 2 Key Features Package Contains: Two (2) chainsaw chains Bar Length: 24 inches Pitch: 3 8 inch Low Profile (LP) Gauge: 0. 050 inch (1. 3mm) Drive Links: 84 Cutter Type: Semi chisel for versatile cutting Construction: Heat treated steel with industrial hard chrome finish for durability and corrosion resistance Design: Low vibration and low kickback characteristics Replaces

24-inch Chainsaw Chain 3/8" LP Pitch, 0.050" Gauge, 84 Drive Links - Pack of 2

Key Features

• Package Contains: Two (2) chainsaw chains
• Bar Length: 24 inches
• Pitch: 3/8 inch Low Profile (LP)
• Gauge: 0.050 inch (1.3mm)
• Drive Links: 84
• Cutter Type: Semi-chisel for versatile cutting
• Construction: Heat-treated steel with industrial hard-chrome finish for durability and corrosion resistance
• Design: Low-vibration and low-kickback characteristics

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Stihl: 33RS 84
• Oregon: S84

Compatibility & Fitment

• Fits select 24-inch chainsaw bars requiring a 3/8" LP pitch, 0.050" gauge, 84 drive link chain.
• Compatible with select models from brands including Husqvarna, Stihl, Echo, Jonsered, and Cub Cadet.
• Example Compatible Models: Husqvarna 460 Rancher; Stihl MS310, MS390.
• Note: Always verify the required pitch, gauge, and drive link count for your specific chainsaw bar before purchasing.

When to Replace

• Chain produces fine sawdust instead of coarse wood chips.
• Increased force is required to push the saw through a cut.
• The saw pulls to one side during cutting, indicating unevenly sharpened or damaged cutters.
• Visible damage such as broken cutters, cracked links, or excessive wear is present.
• Chain tension is difficult to maintain.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the spark plug wire before performing any maintenance.
• Ensure cutters are oriented in the correct direction on the bar.
• Set the chain tension correctly; it should be snug against the bar but still pull around by hand.
• Lubricate the new chain and bar before the first use.
• Re-check and adjust chain tension after the first few minutes of operation as the chain will stretch slightly.