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The OREGON TOOL R55 is a 90PX-series chainsaw chain built for small, low-powered saws used in light cutting applications. Measuring 16 inches with a 3/8 inch low-profile pitch, 0.043 inch gauge, and 55 drive links, this chain uses a narrow kerf cutting system that draws less power from the saw motor than standard-gauge chains. That efficiency makes it a practical choice for battery-powered and entry-level gas saws where maintaining cutting performance without overloading the power unit is a priority. The LubriTec oiling system is integrated into the chain design to keep the bar and chain lubricated during operation, reducing wear. Licensed HVAC, landscaping, and grounds-maintenance professionals who service or operate light-duty saws will find this a reliable direct replacement.
The R55 is suited for residential and light commercial landscaping use, including limb removal, storm cleanup, and general property maintenance. It is designed for small-frame gas and cordless chainsaws where a low-profile, reduced-kickback chain is appropriate. Compatible saws include Echo, Ryobi, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Makita, and Milwaukee models that accept a 16 inch bar with 3/8 inch low-profile pitch and 0.043 inch gauge chain.
Compatible with Echo, Ryobi, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Makita, and Milwaukee chainsaws accepting a 16 inch bar with 3/8 inch low-profile pitch and 0.043 inch gauge. Always verify bar length, pitch, gauge, and drive link count against the saw manufacturer specifications before installing.
Chain replacement should be performed with the saw powered off, battery removed or spark plug wire disconnected, and the bar and chain cover removed according to the saw manufacturer procedure. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling saw chain. After installation, verify proper chain tension before operating — a loose chain is a safety hazard and a chain tensioned too tightly accelerates bar wear. Consult the saw manufacturer service manual for bar nut torque and break-in procedures.
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