Chainsaw chains, service kits and spark plugs

Which chain, service kit and spark plug your chainsaw takes: 111 STIHL, Husqvarna, Ryobi and Ozito saws, each matched to the exact part, with dated prices from 6 Australian sellers.

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Brands

Brand	Models	Parts
STIHL	53	48
Husqvarna	29	32
Ryobi	27	9
Ozito	2	1

Looking for the part itself? All chainsaw chains and parts.

Original or compatible?

A saw chain fits by its pitch, gauge and number of drive links, which follow the saw and its bar length. Genuine chains come from the maker; compatible chains (Oregon and others) name the saw models or match the maker's chain code. Check the bar length before you buy. A petrol saw's service kit and spark plug follow its model; STIHL names both per model.

Where the model number is

The model is on the rating plate on the saw's housing. The bar length is printed on the bar, and the chain's code is stamped on its drive links or printed on the box.

Why change it on time

A blunt chain makes dust instead of chips and makes you push the saw. Sharpen it as the maker says and replace it when the cutters are worn to the limit or damaged.

How this list is built

Every fit comes from the manufacturer's own compatibility list or parts page, with the source recorded on each row. Where only a seller lists a fit, the page says so. Prices are re-read from each seller's page daily where they publish one, and dated. How FitMatch checks fitment.