16" CHAINSAW GUIDE - 41 CM .325"X.050" 1,3 MM 50062006R
- GUIDE BAR FOR 16" 41 CM CHAINSAWS .325 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50062006R - professional chain saw guide bar. Ideal for cutting firewood and construction timber. High durability, 66 links, precision and safe operation.
GUIDE BAR FOR CHAINSAWS 16" - 41 CM .325 "x.050" 1.3 MM 50062006R - PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE AND PRECISION CUTTING
16" CHAINSAW GUIDE - 41 CM .325 "x.050" 1.3 MM 50062006R is a high-quality work piece for chainsaws, designed for intensive work in both domestic and professional conditions. Responsible for stable guidance of the cutting chain, ensuring precise, fast and safe wood cutting. It is a key component of any chainsaw, which directly affects the comfort of work, the life of the device and the quality of the results obtained.
The guide bar is mounted in the front of the chainsaw - between the body with the engine and the cutting chain. It is bolted to the body with mounting screws and works with the chain tensioning system. When properly installed, it provides a rigid base on which the chain runs, allowing you to cut logs, branches, logs and firewood with confidence.
The product is designed for various types of work: from preparing firewood and tidying up the garden, to household chores on the farm, to structural cuts in carpentry workshops or light forestry applications. With a universal length of 16" (41 cm), the guide will work well in the hands of both individual users and professionals who want reliability and high cutting efficiency.
Chain saw guide bar:
- Length: 41 cm - 16"
- Pitch: .325''x.050'
- Guide link width: 1.3 mm
- Number of cells: 66
Guide bar for saws 16" 41 cm 50062006R - ideal length, high precision and comfort of work
Guide length 41 cm (16") is a versatile choice that provides an excellent balance between cutting range and handiness of the saw. This length makes it possible to conveniently cut through medium and larger logs, boards or beams without overloading the engine or operator. This is especially important during longer work - the user tires less, has better control over the tool, and the risk of kickback and cutting errors decreases.
Precision manufacturing of the bar guarantees stable chain guidance along its entire length. This ensures that each cut is even and the cut line does not "run away", which is of great importance when preparing structural wood, cutting rafters, beams or when carrying out precise work in the carpenter's workshop. In backyard applications, this translates into quick preparation of firewood and aesthetically pleasing cutting of elements of small garden architecture, such as pergolas, gazebos or fences.
Working comfort is also perceptible thanks to the appropriately selected geometry of the guide bar. Stable chain guidance means less vibration, thus reducing hand and wrist fatigue. For those who work frequently and for long periods of time with a chainsaw, the difference is very clear - the cut is smoother, the tool "does not jerk" and the user has better control of the chain path.
Pitch .325 "x.050" and 1.3 mm width - optimum speed, safety and durability
Parameter chain pitch .325 "x.050" is one of the most popular solutions in saws used for general work. This pitch provides a very good compromise between cutting aggressiveness and smoothness. The chain moves quickly, effectively picking up material, but at the same time is not too "aggressive", which reduces the risk of violent recoil and makes it easier to control the machine, especially for less experienced users.
Guide link width 1.3 mm has been selected to minimize cutting resistance while ensuring adequate rigidity and strength of the cutting system. A narrower link means a narrower width of the cut, and this directly translates into less strain on the saw engine and less fuel or electricity consumption. With prolonged operation, the difference is perfectly visible - the saw does not "get tired" and the work becomes faster and more economical.
Configuration 66 cells allows the chain to perfectly match the bar and typical saws that work with the kit .325" x 1.3 mm. The correct number of links ensures proper chain tension, reduces overstretching and reduces the risk of falling off the bar. This translates into greater operational safety and less frequent need for tensioner adjustment.
In practice, the user experiences these parameters m.in. during:
- intensive cutting of firewood during the heating season,
- preparing scantlings and planks for building a shed, carport or garage,
- regular maintenance work in the orchard, garden or allotment.
Installation of guide bar 50062006R in a chainsaw - simple, fast and safe
16" CHAINSAW GUIDE - 41 CM .325 "x.050" 1.3 MM 50062006R was designed to make its installation as intuitive as possible. It is installed in a standard way on the mounting pivot of the saw and stabilized with the side cover pressure screws. It works with a typical chain tensioning system, so replacing the old bar with a new one does not require specialized tools - all you need is a wrench for your chainsaw and basic user knowledge.
When installing the guide bar, it is important to place the chain correctly on the groove and in the correct direction of operation. Precision-made groove with a width equivalent to a 1.3 mm link provides excellent chain guidance, reducing side-to-side "floating" of the chain. As a result, the whole works quietly and stably, and the risk of jamming in the material is reduced to a minimum.
The bar's mounting location - the front of the saw - makes it directly exposed to wood, bark, resin and dirt. Therefore, the design of the guide is optimized for easy cleaning and service. The straight surfaces make it easier to remove sawdust, and the properly shaped end of the guide bar promotes smooth chain guidance when cutting at different angles.
Daily operations include:
- regularly check the chain tension on the bar,
- checking the condition of the groove and the tip of the guide,
- attention to proper lubrication - this significantly extends the life of both the bar and chain.
Application of the 16" guide .325 "x.050" 1.3 mm - from household work to professional tasks
The universal parameters of the guide make it an excellent choice for a wide range of users. It will work well in the hands of homeowners, allotment holders and farmers, as well as construction crews or carpentry shops. Length 41 cm and scale .325" allow for convenient and efficient cutting of most common wood sections encountered in everyday work.
Typical applications include:
- Garden and household work - pruning thick branches, removing fallen trees, preparing wood for a campfire or fireplace.
- Farms - Maintenance and repair of wooden fences, cutting of logs and beams for outbuildings, preparation of posts and structural elements.
- Carpentry and construction workshops - trimming of roof structure elements, rafters, support beams and larger wooden blocks used in the construction and renovation of wooden houses.
In either situation, the user is assured that the guide will provide stable chain guidance, precise cuts, and high reliability over a long period of use. This, in turn, means fewer work stoppages, less frequent equipment replacement and real savings.
Quality, durability and reliability - why choose guide 50062006R?
Choosing the right guide bar is crucial to the safety and efficiency of your chainsaw. Model 50062006R was created to meet the requirements of users expecting high quality workmanship and long product life. Robust materials, precision machining and refined geometry ensure that the guide retains its properties for a long time, even under heavy use.
High wear resistance translates into less service downtime. The user can work longer on a single set of cutters, which is especially important during the season, when any delay in work means a real loss of time. A well-designed chain mating system reduces the risk of overheating of the bar tip and uneven wear of the sides of the groove, which in the long run increases operating safety.
The reliability of this type of guide will be especially appreciated by those who perform:
- numerous cuts in the preparation of firewood,
- repetitive construction work where every millimeter matters,
- regular cleanup work after storms, windfalls, in forest and agricultural areas.
Investing in a guide bar 16" CHAINSAW GUIDE - 41 CM .325 "x.050" 1.3 MM 50062006R, the user chooses a product that has a real impact on comfort, productivity and safety at work. It's a solution that will work both as a replacement for a worn-out guide and as a spare accessory, always ready to go.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
1. For which saws the 16" 41 cm guide bar fits .325 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50062006R?
The guide bar is designed for chainsaws working with pitch chains .325", guide link width 1.3 mm and a length corresponding to 66 links. Before you buy, it's a good idea to check the recommended parameters of the cutting attachment in the saw's manual or on the nameplate.
2. Where the guide bar is mounted in the chainsaw?
The guide bar is mounted on the front of the saw, between the body of the machine and the cutting chain. It attaches to the pivot of the saw and screws on with the side cover. After installation, properly tension the chain according to the chainsaw manufacturer's recommendations.
3. What are the main technical parameters of this guide?
The length of the guide is 41 cm (16"), the chain pitch is .325 "x.050", width of guide link 1.3 mm, and the recommended number of chain links is 66. Such parameters ensure high cutting performance and good control of the saw.
4. What work is this guide best suited for?
The guide will work well for most general work: preparing firewood, pruning and felling medium-sized trees, construction work with wood, cleaning up after windstorms, and farm and garden tasks.
5. How to take care of the slide to serve as long as possible?
Check chain tension regularly, ensure proper lubrication, clean the bar groove of sawdust and dirt, and periodically rotate the bar (up and down) if necessary to ensure even wear. Using chains with the right parameters will further extend its life.
6. Is this guide suitable for less experienced users?
Yes, 16" length and configuration .325" x 1.3 mm is the set of choice for home and semi-professional users. Provides good control of the saw and high cutting efficiency, with a reasonable level of safety, as long as the health and safety rules and instructions for the saw are followed.
WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS
For warranty terms and conditions, please refer to the instruction manual included in the device packaging. Devices covered by the extended warranty (3 and 5 years) require the execution of the mandatory warranty inspections (payable) at the times specified in the warranty terms and conditions.
The obligations of the guarantor under the guarantee are to repair the defective goods, the advertised device is not subject to replacement or cash back.
1. The manufacturer guarantees its products for a period of time:
- Oleo-Mac internal combustion mowers 60 months for consumer use and 12 months otherwise
- Oleo-Mac chainsaws, Oleo-Mac scythes, Oleo-Mac electric mowers, Oleo-Mac trimmers
TR 61 E and TR 91 E, garden tractors. EMAK K-series internal combustion engines powering mowers and
tractors 36 months for consumer use and in other cases 12 months
- Other devices for consumer use 24 months and in other cases 12 months
Additional consumer warranty on Briggs&Stratton engines after the expiration of the manufacturer's warranty period of 12 months -
The condition for maintaining the 36-month warranty period is to perform two paid inspections of the device at an authorized service center - in 12 and 24 month from the date of purchase no later than 7 days after the specified date.
As a condition for maintaining the 60-month warranty period, four paid inspections of the device must be performed at an authorized service center - at 12, 24,36 and 48 months from the date of purchase no later than 7 days after the appointed date. All inspections performed by the dealer must be recorded in the electronic
b2B guarantee settlement system. Internal combustion engines of other brands (Briggs & Stratton, HONDA, KAWASAKI, SUBARU, etc.).) and hydrostatic transmissions are covered by a separate warranty manufacturer. Details of the warranty terms and conditions are contained in separate manuals for the listed components.
2. The warranty covers all damages occurring during the warranty period resulting from the discovery of latent material defects during this period, assembly or technological.
3. The technical staff will proceed with the repair in the time allowed by organizational requirements, always as soon as possible.
4. The choice of how to remove the damage is up to the guarantor, who can remove the defect by repairing the device or replacing the damaged part. Regardless
way of removing the damage, the warranty continues, extended by the time of removal of the damage by the guarantor.
5. Warranty repair can only be carried out on the basis of the device registration in the B2B system or a valid warranty card with proof of purchase.
Failure to register the device, the warranty card or its cancellation will exclude the guarantor's liability under the warranty provided.
6. The user has the right to appeal against the decision of the service point regarding the qualification of the reported failure. The appeal must be submitted only in the form of in writing with a set of documents stating the course of repairs made and a description of the technical condition of the equipment at the time of the original inspection made by the service point.
7. The warranty period is extended by the time necessary for warranty repair. The dates posted on the claim in the b2B electronic guarantee settlement system.
8. The repair shop is required to make entries regarding the scope of warranty repairs in the B2B electronic warranty billing system.
9. For paid repairs performed, the guarantor provides a 3-month warranty on the condition that the repair is carried out in the guarantor's workshop and that the repair is used for the repair original spare parts. The basis for the claim is the proof of purchase of parts and the service performed.
10. Warranty repair is not subject to: damage caused by improper operation, damage caused by using the device for purposes for which it is not intended, damage caused by the use of improper consumables, mechanical damage, and
caused by improper transportation or storage, damage caused by lack of maintenance, components that have suffered wear and tear in service during proper operation.
11. The warranty is voided as a result of structural changes or modifications made by the user, as a result of interference found by the service point
inside the device by unauthorized persons, as a result of breaking or dismantling the carburetor adjustment locks, in the event that entries are found to have been made in the warranty card by unauthorized persons.
12. The warranty does not cover consumable items and items that wear out during the warranty period, such as:
- Consumable components, e.g.: cutting blades, discs, cutting bars, vee heads, filters, starter cables, spark plugs, bulbs, wheels, drums and clutch jaws,
clutches and friction discs, drive belts, safety bolts, cutting chains and guides, high-pressure washer lances.
- Engine components: cylinders, pistons, rings, crankshaft, bearings, pan, carburetor diaphragms.
- Other consumable parts: knife hubs, safety keyways, shock absorbers, bearings, pan, gears, overload fuses, carbon brushes, control ties and cables
- Starting batteries used in machines with an electric starter
- Components not mentioned in these warranty conditions , which obviously wear out during operation, transportation and storage (such as coating painting).
13. Warranty repair does not include installation, adjustment and maintenance activities.
14. Damage such as engine seizure, bent or cracked crankshaft, broken magnet wheel keyway or knife hub are not repairable warranty.
15. If the service center does not fulfill its obligations, the user is obliged to inform the guarantor of this fact. Refusal to comply repair by the service center must be entered in the warranty card. If the guarantor does not recognize the repair as a warranty repair, the cost of repair and transport is covered by the claimant.
16. Defective spare parts replaced under warranty repair are the property of the guarantor.
17. Complaint should be reported to the nearest authorized service center or directly to the guarantor. Reporting a complaint at the point of sale may cause an increase in repair time.
18. During the reception of the device after warranty repair, it is his duty to make sure that the received device is complete and undamaged. The repair point has the obligation to start the device before handing it over to the user after repair.
19. The service point has the right to charge a fee for performing maintenance activities that are the responsibility of the user and require them to be performed before the proceeding with the repair. The repair shop is obliged to replace, at the user's expense, all components that ensure the safety of the work, which have been damaged damage during operation regardless of the consent of the user.
20. A continuously updated list of service points can be found at www.victus.en
21. The warranty for the goods sold does not exclude, limit or suspend the buyer's rights under the warranty provisions for defects in the goods sold.
22. The cost of an unjustified complaint is paid by the complainant.
23. This warranty is valid in the territory of the Republic of Poland.
24. Any damage caused during transport should be immediately reported to the carrier under penalty of voiding the warranty.
25. The warranty does not cover possible damages caused directly or indirectly to persons or things due to defects in the device or resulting from prolonged downtime in the operation of the device.