Milwaukee Tool 49-16-2760 Guide Bar M18 Fuel Pole Saw

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-16-2760 is a steel chainsaw guide bar designed as a direct accessory for the Milwaukee M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw. Measuring 12.5 inches in overall length and 2 inches in height, this guide bar is built to OEM standards for field-replacement or spare-bar use. It features a small-radius sprocket nose for smooth, accurate cuts and professional-grade nose components engineered for extended durability. The tail lead-in design reduces chain wear during operation, extending service intervals. Licensed electricians and arborist crews do not install this part — it is serviced by outdoor power equipment technicians and landscape professionals working with Milwaukee pole saw platforms.

This guide bar is intended for use with the Milwaukee M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw in residential and commercial tree trimming, limbing, and pruning applications. It accepts .325 Low Profile pitch chain with a .043 gauge and requires 46 drive links, making chain replacement and matching straightforward in the field. The compact nose radius suits precision cuts in tight canopy work where larger bars create clearance problems. Landscape crews and arborist services carrying Milwaukee cordless platforms will find this a direct drop-in replacement bar.

Key Features

• Steel construction for durability under repeated cutting loads
• Small-radius sprocket nose for smooth, accurate cuts in tight spaces
• Professional-grade nose components rated for extended field use
• Tail lead-in design reduces chain wear and extends chain life
• Pitch: .325 Low Profile; Gauge: .043; Drive Links: 46
• 12.5-inch overall length sized for M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Milwaukee M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw. Accepts .325 Low Profile pitch chain at .043 gauge with 46 drive links.

Installation Notes

Guide bar replacement should be performed by a qualified outdoor power equipment technician following the tool manufacturer's service procedures. Disengage the battery pack and ensure the chain brake is set before removing or installing the bar. Verify chain pitch, gauge, and drive link count match the replacement bar specifications before reassembly. Proper bar-rail and nose lubrication should be confirmed before returning the saw to service.