FitMatch

The Husqvarna 120 Mark II takes the Husqvarna X-CUT S93G chain loop 585 40 42-52 (52 drive links, 35 cm bar) as its chain; Australian sellers list it from A$36.00 as of 8 November 2026. Fitment confirmed against the manufacturer's compatibility list.

Husqvarna 120 Mark II

Your chainsaw

Chainsaw

Confirmed against Husqvarna's list

585 40 42-52

Takes the 585 40 42-52

Chain · check the code on your old part.

Husqvarna Australia sells the 120 Mark II with a 35 cm (14") bar and lists H37 chain; its manual gives 52 drive links for 14" (H37 or X-CUT S93G) and 56 for 16".

Other Husqvarna chainsaws that take the 585 40 42-52

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$36.00

Husqvarna Australia · 8 Nov

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How long it lasts

Replace it when the cutting teeth are worn down to 4 mm (5/32 in), Husqvarna says; sharpen them when the chain cuts poorly.

After replacing: No reset needed. Check the chain tension often until a new chain has run in, Husqvarna says.

How to change the chain in your Husqvarna 120 Mark II

Watch the guide or follow the steps.

How to Assemble the Bar and Chain on a Chainsaw | Husqvarna · Husqvarna USA (official)
  1. 1Stop the saw (on a battery saw, take the battery out) and put on protective gloves.
  2. 2Remove the bar nuts and the clutch cover, and slacken the chain tensioning screw.
  3. 3Take off the old chain. Lift the new chain over the drive sprocket and into the bar groove, starting at the top edge of the bar, with the cutter edges facing forward on the top of the bar.
  4. 4Refit the clutch cover with the chain adjuster pin in the hole in the bar, and tighten the bar nuts finger-tight.
  5. 5Turn the tensioning screw clockwise until the chain does not hang below the bar but still turns easily by hand.
  6. 6Hold up the nose of the bar and tighten the bar nuts with the combination wrench. Check the tension often until the new chain has run in.
Every number this part goes by
Retail name:
585 40 42-52
Retail name:
585-40-42-52
Retail name:
585404252
Retail name:
S93G 52

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

About your 120 Mark II

Husqvarna chainsaw — Petrol chainsaws (home). Its chain is the X-CUT S93G chain loop 585 40 42-52 (52 drive links, 35 cm bar), part 585 40 42-52.

Other chains the maker lists for this chainsaw: Husqvarna X-CUT S93G chain loop 585 40 42-56 (56 drive links, 40 cm bar). With a 40 cm (16 in) bar: 56 drive links.

Where the model number is: The model is on the rating plate on the saw's housing (STIHL MS 170, Husqvarna 135 Mark II, Ryobi OCS1830BL). The chain's code is stamped on the drive links or printed on its box, and the bar length is on the bar.

Fits these 4 Husqvarna models

120 Mark II. Husqvarna Australia sells the 120 Mark II with a 35 cm (14") bar and lists H37 chain; its manual gives 52 drive links for 14" (H37 or X-CUT S93G) and 56 for 16".

The other 3 models. With a 35 cm (14 in) bar: 52 drive links.

Common questions
Which chain fits the Husqvarna 120 Mark II?
The Husqvarna 120 Mark II takes the Husqvarna X-CUT S93G chain loop 585 40 42-52 (52 drive links, 35 cm bar). Husqvarna Australia sells the 120 Mark II with a 35 cm (14") bar and lists H37 chain; its manual gives 52 drive links for 14" (H37 or X-CUT S93G) and 56 for 16".
Where can I buy the 585 40 42-52 in Australia?
We track 1 Australian seller for the 585 40 42-52; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$36.00 at Husqvarna Australia. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
How do I fit the 585 40 42-52 in a Husqvarna 120 Mark II?
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 until a new chain has run in, Husqvarna says.

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