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20" 3/8" .058" 72DL Full Chisel Chain, 3-Pack

KAKEI part 2D872X

20" 3/8" .058" 72DL Full Chisel Chain, 3-Pack

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Husqvarna's professional saws, from the 555 and 562XP to the 372XP, 572XP and 3120XP, often run a .058" gauge bar. This 20-inch, 72-link full-chisel loop is made for that heavier groove.

  • Bar length20"
  • Pitch3/8"
  • Drive links72
  • Gauge.058"

CHAIN SPECS

$42.99partner store price at our last check

Before you open the card

  1. 1Read the stamp

    Pitch and gauge are pressed into the bar near the mounting end.

  2. 2Count the links

    Count drive links on the old loop, or read them off its card.

  3. 3Match all three

    This loop is 3/8" · .058" · 72DL.

Where the stamp is

About this loop

The .058" gauge sits between the common .050" and the .063" used by Stihl, and it is common across Husqvarna's professional line. Put a .050" chain in a .058" bar and it will wander in the cut; put a .058" chain in a .050" bar and it will not go in at all. So read the stamp first. For loggers and firewood cutters running these saws all day, a square full-chisel corner means speed in clean wood. It is not low-kickback. Our part 2D872X uses German steel, hardened and quenched rivets, and chrome-plated cutters.

  • Fits Husqvarna 555, 562XP, 365, 565, 372XP, 572XP, 576XP, 390XP, 395XP and 3120XP with 20-inch bars.
  • Heavier .058" drive links for the wider bar groove found on many Husqvarna professional saws.
  • Seventy-two drive links at 3/8" pitch; confirm both numbers on the bar stamp before fitting.
  • Not low-kickback; these professional saws and this fast chain are best left to experienced sawyers.

Made for these saws

  • Husqvarna 555
  • Husqvarna 562XP
  • Husqvarna 365
  • Husqvarna 565
  • Husqvarna 372XP
  • Husqvarna 572XP
  • Husqvarna 576XP
  • Husqvarna 390XP
  • Husqvarna 395XP
  • Husqvarna 3120XP

The saws named on our card for this loop. Your bar decides in the end: it must read 3/8", .058" and take 72 links.