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Ozito PXC 160mm Pruning Chainsaw Chain PCC-160 (28 drive links)

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Ozito PXC 160mm Pruning Chainsaw Chain PCC-160 (28 drive links)

PCC-160

Fits 2 models

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Genuine

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Bunnings · 28 Oct

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Genuine: made by Ozito. Compatible: another brand.

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How long it lasts

Replace it when it is worn or no longer cuts cleanly after sharpening.

After replacing: No reset needed. Check the chain tension every 10 minutes of use, Ozito says.

How to change the PCC-160 chain

Watch the guide or follow the steps.

No clear video for this part yet. The steps cover it.

  1. 1Switch the pruning chainsaw off and remove the battery. Wear gloves: the cutters are sharp.
  2. 2Lift the tab on the side cover lock, unscrew it anticlockwise and remove the side cover.
  3. 3Fit the new chain in the groove on the guide bar with the cutters facing the direction of rotation.
  4. 4Put the bar and chain in place with the chain around the sprocket and the pin through the hole in the bar.
  5. 5Refit the side cover and lock but do not fully tighten it yet; adjust the chain tension, then tighten the lock.
Every number this part goes by
Retail name:
PCC-160
Retail name:
PCC160

Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.

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Fits these 2 Ozito models

Takes PCC-160 (160 mm bar, 28 drive links).

Common questions
What does the PCC-160 fit?
The Ozito PXC 160mm Pruning Chainsaw Chain PCC-160 (28 drive links) fits the Ozito PXBPCK-1825 and PXBPCS-1815.
Where can I buy the PCC-160 in Australia?
We link to 1 Australian seller for the PCC-160; the seller's page shows the current price.
How do I fit the PCC-160?
5 steps, listed on this page with the replacement video where the maker has one.
What happens if I don't change it?
A blunt or stretched chain cuts slowly, throws dust instead of chips, and makes the saw harder to control.
Is there anything to reset afterwards?
No reset needed. Check the chain tension every 10 minutes of use, Ozito says.

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