Oregon Tool S39 Advancecut 10 In. Chainsaw Chain

Product Description

The OREGON TOOL S39 is a 10-inch semi-chisel chainsaw chain built for small, low-powered saws used in residential and light landscaping work. The chain features hard-chromed cutters that maximize wood bite while a heat-treated, precision-ground profile delivers smooth cuts even when debris is present. Running a 3/8-inch pitch and 0.050-inch gauge, it is designed for saws up to 42 cc. The built-in Lubri-Tec automatic oiling system channels oil to critical wear points throughout operation, reducing downtime and extending overall chain life. Hardened rivets and a tough chrome outer layer minimize wear and the frequency of chain tension adjustments.

The S39 is suited for landscapers and homeowners operating small, low-powered chainsaws in residential tree trimming, pruning, and light cutting applications. Its low-kickback, low-vibration design reduces user fatigue during extended work periods. The chain must be used with a narrow kerf bar, and it fits any chainsaw brand configured for a 3/8-inch pitch and 0.050-inch gauge drive link. It is sold as a single replacement chain and meets ANSI safety standards.

Key Features

• Hard-chromed cutters for maximum wood bite and extended cutter life
• Precision, heat-treated semi-chisel profile tolerates debris and cuts smoothly
• Low-kickback, low-vibration construction reduces operator fatigue
• Lubri-Tec automatic oiling system delivers oil to key chain components during operation
• Hardened rivets and chrome outer layer reduce wear and minimize adjustment intervals
• Meets ANSI standards for safety and performance

Compatibility

Fits all chainsaw brands configured for a 3/8-inch pitch and 0.050-inch (1.3 mm) gauge. Designed for saws up to 42 cc. Must be used with a narrow kerf bar.

Installation Notes

Chain installation and tensioning should be performed by a qualified operator following the chainsaw manufacturer's service manual. Power down and disconnect the spark plug before handling the chain. Always wear cut-resistant gloves when handling or installing chainsaw chain. Confirm bar compatibility — this chain requires a narrow kerf bar — and verify proper tension before starting the saw.