18" Chainsaw Chain (3/8" LP Pitch 0.050" Gauge 62 Drive Links) for Craftsman CS1803 Ego CS1804 CS1800 Poulan 2025 Kobalt KCS - 3 Pack

18" Chainsaw Chain (3/8" LP Pitch 0.050" Gauge 62 Drive Links) for Craftsman CS1803 Ego CS1804 CS1800 Poulan 2025 Kobalt KCS - 3 Pack18 inch Chainsaw Chain 3 8" LP Pitch, 0. 050" Gauge, 62 Drive Links Pack of 3 Key Features Quantity: 3 chains per pack Guide Bar Length: 18 inches Chain Pitch: 3 8" LP (Low Profile) Chain Gauge: 0. 050" (1. 3 mm) Drive Links: 62 Cutter Type: Semi chisel Construction: Heat treated, hard chrome steel for durability Design: Low kickback and low vibration design Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers Oregon: 91PX062G, 91PXL062G, 91VXL062G Stihl: 63PM3 62,

18-inch Chainsaw Chain 3/8" LP Pitch, 0.050" Gauge, 62 Drive Links - Pack of 3

Key Features

• Quantity: 3 chains per pack
• Guide Bar Length: 18 inches
• Chain Pitch: 3/8" LP (Low Profile)
• Chain Gauge: 0.050" (1.3 mm)
• Drive Links: 62
• Cutter Type: Semi-chisel
• Construction: Heat-treated, hard-chrome steel for durability
• Design: Low-kickback and low-vibration design

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Oregon: 91PX062G, 91PXL062G, 91VXL062G
• Stihl: 63PM3 62, 3636 005 0062
• Husqvarna: H37-62, 531300439
• Carlton: N1C-BL-62E
• TriLink: S62

Compatibility & Fitment

Fits select 18-inch chainsaws from brands including Craftsman, Echo, Homelite, Husqvarna, Poulan, Ryobi, and Stihl.

Important: Always verify your saw's required specifications. Match the pitch (3/8" LP), gauge (0.050"), and drive link count (62) to the numbers stamped on your guide bar or listed in your owner's manual.

When to Replace

• Cutters are worn down and too short to be sharpened effectively.
• Multiple damaged or broken cutters, tie straps, or drive links are present.
• The chain has stretched beyond the tensioning adjustment limit.
• The saw produces fine sawdust instead of coarse wood chips, even after sharpening.
• Excessive force is required to make a cut.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the spark plug or remove the battery before starting work.
• Install the chain with cutters facing forward on the top of the bar.
• Tension the chain properly: it should be snug against the bar but still pull away slightly by hand.
• Re-check and adjust tension after the first 10 minutes of use as new chains can stretch.
• Ensure the chain brake is disengaged during installation.
• Always wear gloves and appropriate safety gear.