girly echo bar replacment

[kifft]

hey guys, i have a question about replacing a bar for an echo cs-400. i split the sprocket nose on the cheap laminated bar that came with the saw and am having problems finding a replacment. the # on the bar is 18FOAD3372 PB. it is 18" .050 gage 72 DL .325 pitch and has a 10t nose sprocket. i do not know much about these girly saws as my 385 husky uses man sized chain, you know, the kind that cut wood (the echo is my dads)! could this be a low pro or picco set up? the 10t sprocket is really throwing me off. can anyone help?

[sawguy21]

I am a little surprised the saw has .325 chain, I would expect to see 3/8" Picco. The Oregon bar would be a 180GPEA041 with a 62 dl chain. There is nothing 'girly' about your dad's saw. It is a fine unit for pruning, light limbing and small fire wood cutting. No point hunting squirrels with a twelve gauge. ;D

[Fokke]

Yeah anything below 60cc is actually a hair dryer. I use Stihl 064 for pruning.

[ladylake]

 That saw should have 3/8 lo pro .50  chain, I used to be young and dumb now that girly saw is my favorite saw.  Steve

[Cedar Eater]

Oregon 180GDBK041

LENGTH: 18"
GAUGE: .050"
PITCH: .325"
DRIVE LINKS: 072
CHAIN TYPE: 20
BAR TYPE: 10 Tooth Sprocket-nose with Guard Mate holes
This bar accepts Guard Mate® tip guards to help reduce the risk of kickback.
BAR MOUNT: K041

Fits Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Dolmar, Homelite, Husqarna, John Deere, Jonsered, Makita,
McCulloch, Poulan/Poulan Pro, Redmax, Sears, Shindaiwa, Skil, Snapper, Tanaka, Toro, and others
Fits McCulloch and Remington applications

[Cedar Eater]

Other Oregon numbers

180MLBK095 - 18" Oregon Micro-Lite Chainsaw Bar   
LENGTH: 18"
GAUGE: .050"
PITCH: .325"
DRIVE LINKS: 072
CHAIN TYPE: 20, 95
BAR TYPE: Pro-Am® narrow kerf 10 tooth sprocket-nose
BAR MOUNT: K095

180PXBK041 - 18" Oregon Double Guard® Chainsaw Bar
LENGTH: 18"
GAUGE: .050"
PITCH: .325"
DRIVE LINKS: 072
CHAIN TYPE: 20
BAR TYPE: 10 Tooth Sprocket-nose
BAR MOUNT: K041

180PXBK095 - 18" Oregon Double Guard® .325 Series Chainsaw Bar
LENGTH: 18"
GAUGE: .050"
PITCH: .325"
DRIVE LINKS: 072
CHAIN TYPE: 20, 95
BAR TYPE: 10 Tooth Sprocket-nose
BAR MOUNT: K095

[sawguy21]

The 18" .325 bar and chain will fit but is a bit much for a 40cc saw.  The K095 mount fits Husky, J-red, Dolmar and a few others but not the small Echo without modification.

[Cedar Eater]

Yep. The K041 mount makes more sense. This one seems to be the one.

OREGON 180GLGK041 18" chainsaw Bar .325 pitch 72 DL .050 gauge

THIS PROLITE BAR IS 18 INCH. (1.3MM) .325 PITCH  .050 GAUGE AND USES 72 DRIVE LINK CHAIN.THIS BAR IS A SPROCKET NOSE. Guard tip Compatible

THIS BAR FITS THE FOLLOWING ECHO SAWS WITH A .325 PITCH SPROCKET.

ECHO MODELS CS-400EVL ,CS440 ,CS-440EVL ,CS-510 ,CS-520 ,CS-3600 ,CS-3900 ,CS-4000 ,CS-4100 ,CS-4400 ,CS-4500 ,CS-4600 ,CS-5000

This bar also fits some Dolmar, Fairmont, Husqvarna, Jonsered, Makita, Partner, Pioneer, Red Max or Stanley saws

[ladylake]

 A CS400 comes with a 3/8 lp chain 6 tooth sprocket, A cs-400evl  is a totally different saw, way older.  Sprockets are not interchangeable .  Steve

[Cedar Eater]

A CS400 comes with a 3/8 lp chain 6 tooth sprocket, A cs-400evl  is a totally different saw, way older.  Sprockets are not interchangeable .  Steve

I'm assuming the OP knew what he was talking about when he described the chain, not when he stated the model #.

[SawTroll]

hey guys, i have a question about replacing a bar for an echo cs-400. i split the sprocket nose on the cheap laminated bar that came with the saw and am having problems finding a replacment. the # on the bar is 18FOAD3372 PB. it is 18" .050 gage 72 DL .325 pitch and has a 10t nose sprocket. i do not know much about these girly saws as my 385 husky uses man sized chain, you know, the kind that cut wood (the echo is my dads)! could this be a low pro or picco set up? the 10t sprocket is really throwing me off. can anyone help?

Is it a CS-400, or is it a CS-400EVL?

If it is an EVL, a decent bar is the Oregon 180GLGK041.

[motohed]

If your looking for a really good bar I would look at the Sugihara or total light weight bar expensive but really long lasting They are very light and last almost forever . I use them in logging and buy maybe 1 every year after daily use . Sometimes 2 years depending on the saw.  8)