3PC 8 Inch Pole Saw Chain for KOBALT 506891 / KPS 80-06 / KPS 80-07 / KPS 80-08 Polesaw,for Sun Joe SWJ800E SWJ806E SWJ802E, 8" Replacement Chain for WEN 4019 (91YNS33X3)

Broke one out of the package today to try. Had a Cedar double stump in my driveway area that needed trimming down to ground level. Blade worked fine, ripped thru the soft wood, stayed sharp thru the small job. No excessive stretching or any other issues noted. Probably ran it into the dirt a few times due to the nature of the job, did not fase it. At 1/3 the cost of the OEM blade it was a win for me.

This product proved to be instrumental in my success. I was unable to use the pole chainsaw without using this product, as it exceeded all expectations set forth by the third-party review. Its performance is exceptional, and its quality is unparalleled. Furthermore, its price is remarkably reasonable. I genuinely wish the manufacturer of the pole chainsaw would consider using this product, as it would significantly enhance the performance of their product. Additionally, I am grateful to Amazon for ensuring that I received the chains between 8 and 11 a.m. I had a pressing need for this product, and I am deeply appreciative of their timely delivery. I paid $2.99 extra to get it the next morning and I received it at 7:30 a.m. This was precisely the time I needed it, and I am incredibly thankful for your assistance.

I'm really happy with this UPFOREST 3-Pack of 12 Inch Chainsaw Chains! They were a perfect fit for my DeWalt DCCS620 (and other compatible models listed). The low-kickback design gives me extra confidence while cutting. These chains are sharp and cut through wood smoothly and efficiently. Having a 3-pack is super convenient for replacements. If you need reliable, good-quality chainsaw chains, these are an excellent choice. Highly recommend!

The price was great and they fit perfectly and the initial cuts were fast and clean. The issue with short chainsaws is that there aren’t as many teeth, so they obviously won’t keep an edge as much as a longer chain with more teeth. I was also cutting some roots along with branches and although attempting to minimize ground contact with the blade, it happens, so that will dull any blade. I was cutting, green, softwoods, and hardwoods and did work it pretty hard. I think the metal is not as hard, but for the price you really can’t complain. I will sharpen the used chains and see how they last on wood alone. I figure I should get at least another few uses before the sharpening removes too much material. Anyway, your mileage may vary, but all chains wear down and should be sharpened or replaced when they do. I was trying to minimize the time and changed chains instead of sharpening as I went so I could cut more brush in less time. It’s a fair trade off. Buy much more expensive chains that will last a bit longer or use these which still hold up quite well for normal homeowner use. If I was going to to a lot more cutting on a regular basis, then spending more would be worth it in the long run, but this is a pruner and if you need to do that extent of cutting, then use a hand held chainsaw with a longer bar. I have those too, but reaching through brambles and getting access in mucky places was why I used a pole saw instead of them and it did what I wanted at a safe distance with solid footing. You get what you pay for, but these are a real bargain given the caveats above.

This is a my brush-buster combo on my EGO CS1800 chainsaw. The 0.050" chain is good enough, the bar is tough enough, and the chain cuts well. Are there better combos out there? Sure, but not at this price. The chain seems to be chromed or maybe stainless? No markings, so I have no idea. I guess I'll find out as it wears. But it's slick, so my battery life is longer on account of lower friction. The downside is that it wears quickly. I had to do a full sharpening after five or six jobs. (Maybe 15 to 20 work hours.) Just remember that this is a laminated bar, and a low-profile type, so there's less metal to absorb heat. If you're cutting through six inches or more, once the cut is done, let the saw stop or idle for a few minutes to keep the heat under control. That's my advice to you. I don't like the simple sprocket attachment, but I make sure it's cleaned out after every job, and well-oiled with gear oil. I wish that they had a 14" 3/8ths with 0.063" chain, and a normal profile on a A041 mount. That would be the ultimate brush-buster chainsaw.

I don't use my chainsaw a lot and I'd admit I'm still learning and tend to nick things I shouldn't and dull my chain. These chains, at this price, mean I don't have to wait for my husband to have time to sharpen my chain for me, I can just throw another one on and go. They are super sharp. I had to go out at 7:30 this morning and take care of a tree that had fell in the road and it was the first time I'd used my saw since changing the chain, and wow, it cut through that walnut like butter! This is an awesome deal. I got 3 good, sharp chains for the price of one from Stihl and I think I actually like these better. I can't say much as to longevity, but I can say I'll be picking up more of these when the time comes.

Just what I wanted, Exactly what I ordered.

I haven't used these chains yet, and so I am a little early in this review. However, I received them in a day or two, and they are there in the package. I bought them to replace the 16-inch chains for my new Craftsman 16-inch power cord chain saw. The chain blades that came with the saw were very sharp. I had a pile of logs in the backyard, fruit tree logs that were 8-12 inches in diameter. I cut them into little slices about an inch thick to fit into the BBQ smoker. I cut at least a dozen of these and maybe two dozen with smaller diameters. The blade on the chain is still sharp. Like I said, I have not used these replacement blades yet, but I believe they will do the same job. I will update this review when and after I've used these replacement chains.

Era un regalo pero me comentaron que las cadenas tenian mucho filo.

Have no cut much wood yet for a longevity test but first few uses new chain worked as good as local purchased ones at lots more money. I do plan on getting another 3 before spring firewood time. Changed review to a perfect score. Have now used, these are cutting as good as local purchased chains 2X the cost. Fit saw as stated, and provide straight smooth fast cuts in fir firewood. Excellent product I will now use for all firewood cutting.

I used the chain on my Stihl MS250. Used it to cut up a few solid birch trees into fire wood. It held up well considering I hit the dirt a couple times. I will buy these chains again as I get 3 chains for the price of 1 Stihl chain. It's a no brainer.

Sharper than Oregeon chains. Minimal stretch even when cutting buckthorn for hours . I recommend.

Decided to give these a try. Ordered on Friday, received on Monday. Fit perfectly on Husqvarna 445. The cutters have no guide lines for filing so messaged seller about file size and filing angle. Reply came within minutes (30 degrees, 5/32 file). After cutting three medium fir trees the chain is still pretty sharp. Overall I am pretty pleased. Some things to consider when reading reviews on chains - some people complain they stretch or become loose. This is normal. Most new chains need to be tightened after a few cuts. Any chain regardless can be made dull almost instantly if you hit dirt. Again not a chain issue. No chain will cut well if it is not sharpened properly. Most people (myself included) don't know how to do this using a hand file. Unevenly sharpened chains will cause crooked cuts and wear/damage the bar. I highly recommend a sharpening jig sold by Oregon (I have a Granberg). These will sharpen every cutter at exactly the same angle and depth.