Oregon Tool R50 Chainsaw Chain 14 in 3/8 in Low Profile 50 Links

Product Description

The OREGON TOOL R50 is a 90PX-series replacement chainsaw chain built for small, low-powered saws. It measures 14 inches in bar length and runs a 3/8-inch low-profile pitch with a 0.043-inch gauge and 50 drive links. The narrow-kerf cutting geometry reduces the power draw on the saw, increasing cutting efficiency without requiring a high-displacement engine. This chain is well suited for light-duty cutting work including pruning, limb removal, and general property maintenance. Installation and tensioning are handled by the equipment operator or a small-engine service technician.

The R50 is designed for use on small consumer and prosumer-grade chainsaws commonly used in landscaping and property maintenance applications. The 90PX designation and low-profile pitch make it a common replacement chain for compact electric, battery, and small gas-powered saws. Per the supplier, this chain fits Echo, Ryobi, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Makita, Milwaukee, and additional saw brands that accept a 14-inch, 3/8-inch low-profile, 0.043-gauge, 50-link configuration. Always verify bar length, pitch, gauge, and drive-link count against the saw manufacturer specifications before installation.

Key Features

• 90PX low-profile chain optimized for small, low-powered saws
• 0.043-inch gauge narrow-kerf design reduces power draw compared to standard-gauge chains
• 14-inch bar length with 3/8-inch low-profile pitch and 50 drive links
• LubriTec oiling system promotes consistent bar-and-chain lubrication during cutting
• Suited for landscaping, limb removal, and light residential cutting tasks

Compatibility

Compatible with Echo, Ryobi, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Makita, Milwaukee, and other saw brands accepting a 14-inch bar, 3/8-inch low-profile pitch, 0.043-inch gauge, 50 drive-link chain. Confirm all four fit parameters with the saw manufacturer before ordering.

Installation Notes

Chain replacement and tensioning should be performed by a qualified operator or small-engine technician following the saw manufacturer service manual. Always power down the unit, engage the chain brake, and wear cut-resistant gloves before handling a chainsaw chain. Proper chain tension is critical for safe operation — a loose chain can derail, and an overtightened chain can damage the bar and drive sprocket. After installation, verify lubrication flow at low throttle before beginning work.