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STIHL 61 PMM3 saw chain 3610 000 0044 (44 drive links, 30 cm bar)

Chainsaw chain

STIHL 61 PMM3 saw chain 3610 000 0044 (44 drive links, 30 cm bar)

3610 000 0044

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$34.00

STIHL Australia · 28 Oct

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How long it lasts

Replace it once any cutter's service marks are no longer visible, STIHL says; check the chain before work and sharpen it when it is blunt.

After replacing: No reset needed. Check the chain tension often while a new chain beds in.

How to change the 3610 000 0044 chain

Watch the guide or follow the steps.

STIHL MS 180 C-BE chainsaw: Mounting the bar and chain, tensioning the saw chain · STIHL Australia (official)
  1. 1Stop the engine and engage the chain brake. On a battery saw, take the battery out; on an electric saw, unplug it. Put on sturdy work gloves: the cutters are sharp.
  2. 2Undo the nut and take off the chain sprocket cover. On models with the quick chain tensioner (C-B, C-BE), open the wing-nut handle and undo the wing nut instead.
  3. 3Slacken the chain (turn the tensioning screw anticlockwise, or the tensioning gear clockwise on quick-tensioner models), then lift off the guide bar and the old chain.
  4. 4Fit the new chain in the bar groove so the arrows on the tie straps on top of the bar point in the direction of rotation, and seat the drive links on the chain sprocket.
  5. 5Put the bar back on with the tensioner peg in the hole in the bar, then turn the tensioning screw clockwise (the tensioning gear anticlockwise on quick-tensioner models) until the chain fits snugly against the bar and the drive links sit in the groove.
  6. 6Refit the chain sprocket cover flush with the saw and tighten the nut firmly (close the wing-nut handle on quick-tensioner models). STIHL says the chain expands and contracts as you cut, so check the tension regularly.
Every number this part goes by
Retail name:
3610 000 0044
Retail name:
3610-000-0044
Retail name:
36100000044
Retail name:
61 PMM3 44
Retail name:
61PMM3 44

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

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Fits these 6 STIHL models

MS 162. Takes 3610 000 0044 (44 drive links) on a 30 cm bar; 3610 000 0050 (50) on 35 cm; 3610 000 0055 (55) on 40 cm.

MS 170. Takes 61 PMM3 chain: 44 drive links on a 30 cm bar, 55 on a 40 cm bar. Count the drive links on your old chain.

MSA 190 T. STIHL Australia sells the MSA 190 T with a 30 cm bar: 44 drive links. STIHL's manual also allows 61 PS3 Pro chain at the same lengths, and 1/4" P bars (25–35 cm).

HT 56 C-E. With a 30 cm (12") 3/8" P bar: 61 PMM3, 44 drive links.

MS 172. With a 30 cm (12") bar: 44 drive links.

MSA 220 T. STIHL also allows 61 PMM3 chain: 44 drive links on a 30 cm (12") bar.

Common questions
What does the 3610 000 0044 fit?
The STIHL 61 PMM3 saw chain 3610 000 0044 (44 drive links, 30 cm bar) fits 6 STIHL models, including the MS 162, MS 170 and MSA 190 T. Every one is listed on this page.
Where can I buy the 3610 000 0044 in Australia?
We track 1 Australian seller for the 3610 000 0044; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$34.00 at STIHL Australia. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
How do I fit the 3610 000 0044?
6 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 often while a new chain beds in.

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