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       #Post#: 82198--------------------------------------------------
       Is it practical to change chain pitch?
       By: hatrabbit Date: April 15, 2018, 10:29 am
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       I have an old Echo CS-302 that runs great.  It has a 1/4" pitch
       chain which make it very annoying to find a replacement.  Would
       it work to change the sprocket to one for 3/8" chain pitch, then
       get a 3/8" chain and bar?  I'd love to have a good selection of
       chains and guide bars at Home Depot in the future.
       #Post#: 82201--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is it practical to change chain pitch?
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: April 15, 2018, 11:56 am
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       1/4" to 3/8LP picco not 3/8 full size.  Change drum spur and or
       sprocket rim and bar if not a hardnose bar already.
       1/4 chain is out there. What are you needing?
       Nate sells it in Oregon 25.
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       Re: Is it practical to change chain pitch?
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: April 15, 2018, 12:01 pm
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       Couldnt find it on Nate's site.
       Here it is at Frawleys
  HTML https://www.loggerchain.com/25AP-carving-chain-1-4-BARS_c73.htm
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       Re: Is it practical to change chain pitch?
       By: dpjones Date: April 15, 2018, 2:14 pm
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       Frawley's did have free shipping, I've bought several chains,
       bar or 2 and a rim sprocket/drum setup from them. Usually takes
       about 3 days to get here, NW Ga. Seems like good people. I think
       if it were me though I'd leave it 1/4" but I may be a bubble or
       2 off plum
       DJ
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