GUIDE FOR SAWS 10" - 25 CM .1/4"X.050" 1,3 MM 50290032R
- Chainsaw guide bar 10" (25 cm) 1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R - ideal for precision cutting of branches, firewood and carpentry work. Durable steel, 58 links, low vibration and safe operation.
Chainsaw guide bar 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R - precision cutting and reliability in all conditions
Chain saw guide bar:
- Length: 25 cm - 10"
- Pitch: .1/4''x.050''
- Guide link width: 1.3 mm
- Number of cells: 58
What is a guide for chainsaws 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R?
Guide bar for chainsaws 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R is a high-quality working element of the chain saw, responsible for guiding the chain and maintaining its correct tension while cutting. This is an operational part that directly affects the comfort, precision and safety of the operator. The 25 cm (10") length used makes the guide ideal for both home and garden work, as well as lighter professional applications, such as tree care, firewood cutting and carpentry work.
The 50290032R is designed to provide smooth running of the pitch chain .1/4 "x.050" and a guide link width of 1.3 mm. Proper adjustment of these parameters minimizes cutting resistance, reduces wear on the saw's drive and extends the life of the entire cutting system. The guide is made of durable, properly hardened steel, resistant to deformation and overheating.
Installation of the guide 10" - 25 cm 50290032R - where and how to install it?
Guide 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R is mounted directly in the body of the chain saw, in place of the standard guide bar. Fits chainsaws designed to work with pitch chain .1/4" and with a guide link width of 1.3 mm and number of links 58. Before buying, it is worth comparing the markings on your existing bar and chain with the parameters of this model - this will ensure full compatibility and trouble-free installation.
The installation process involves removing the saw's side cover, releasing the chain tensioner, removing the old guide bar, and then installing the new guide bar along with the appropriate chain. The mounting holes of the guide were made with high precision, which guarantees stable seating on the mounting pins and proper interaction with the tensioner. After installing the chain, set the correct tension - the chain should adhere to the bar, but move freely with a slight pull by hand (with a protective glove).
Examples of installation applications:
- Replacing a worn, bent or overheated guide bar on garden saws.
- Selection of a shorter guide bar of 25 cm for increased maneuverability during branch cutting and crown maintenance work.
- Upgrading an older chainsaw with a lighter and more precise pitch bar .1/4".
Application of the guide for chainsaws 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R in daily operation
Guide 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R is designed for users who want precision, convenience and safety from their chainsaw. The 25 cm length is optimal for precision work where tool control rather than maximum depth of cut is important. Pitch .1/4" and 1.3 mm guide link width promote smooth cutting, reducing vibration and jerking.
Typical application areas:
- Work in the garden and on the plot - pruning and removal of branches, shaping of trees and shrubs, preparation of firewood in domestic conditions.
- Carpentry and carpentry work - Cutting beams, boards, structural elements where accuracy and clean cutting is required.
- Cleanup work after windstorms - Removal of fallen branches and smaller stumps, where a lightweight, handy chainsaw is important.
Thanks to the precise geometry of the guide groove and the appropriate number of links (58), the guide works with the chain in a stable way, reducing the risk of chain jumping or blocking. This facilitates smooth cutting of even harder wood, while reducing user fatigue during prolonged work.
Top benefits of choosing a 10" chainsaw bar - 25 cm 50290032R
Choosing a guide for saws 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R you are investing in an item that realistically translates into comfort and safety for your daily work. Key utility benefits include:
- High precision cutting - short guide bar 25 cm allows you to guide the saw with confidence, especially when cutting branches, precise cutting of wooden parts or shaping trees.
- Optimal technical parameters - pitch .1/4", 1.3 mm guide link width and 58 links provide an ideal fit for light and medium chain saws, ensuring smooth and fast cuts.
- Durability and wear resistance - Robust construction from quality steel ensures resistance to abrasion, warping and overheating, which is crucial for intensive use.
Each of these elements translates into real savings - less frequent replacement of cutting attachments, less strain on the engine, lower fuel or electricity consumption, and greater comfort of use. For the user, this means getting the job done faster and less fatigue, even during hours of cutting.
Technical data of the guide 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R
- Guide length: 25 cm (10")
- Chain pitch: .1/4" x .050"
- Guide link width: 1.3 mm
- Number of chain links: 58
- Application type: chainsaws (petrol and electric) compatible with the parameters above
Well-chosen technical specifications ensure that the guide bar works perfectly with the corresponding chain, and the entire cutting system maintains the factory performance of the saw. Before installation, always make sure that the parameters of the new bar and chain are in accordance with the requirements of the saw manufacturer.
Chain saw guide bar 10" - 25 cm 50290032R - quality, durability and safety
Guide 10" - 25 cm .1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50290032R is designed for users looking for reliability. The robust design minimizes the risk of deformation even under higher loads, and the appropriate profile of the bar tip reduces kickback, which is crucial for operator safety.
The use of this guide allows you to fully exploit the potential of the saw in such tasks as:
- cutting firewood of small and medium diameter,
- care of fruit and ornamental trees,
- construction and maintenance of wooden garden structures (gazebos, pergolas, terraces),
- backyard, workshop and allotment work.
When you invest in a bar with well-chosen technical parameters, you not only get a better quality of cutting, but also a better culture of the saw, less noise, vibration and less risk of failure of other drive components.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
1. Will the 10" - 25 cm guide bar 50290032R fit my chainsaw?
The guide bar will fit if your chainsaw is designed to work with a pitch chain .1/4", guide link width 1.3 mm and number of links 58. It's a good idea to check these parameters in your chainsaw manual or on the markings of your old guide bar.
2. What kind of work is a 25 cm long guide best suited for??
The 25 cm (10") length is ideal for precision work - cutting branches, crown molding, preparing smaller diameter firewood, and carpentry and joinery work where accuracy and easy maneuverability of the saw are important.
3. Can I use this guide with any other chain than 1/4 "x.050" 1.3 mm 58 links?
It is not recommended. The guide is designed for a specific pitch, guide link width and number of links. Using a different chain may result in improper operation of the cutting system, excessive wear and tear, or even damage to the saw.
4. How to take care of the slide to serve as long as possible?
Regularly clean the bar groove of sawdust and debris, check for edge wear, rotate the bar (up/down) each time you replace or tension the chain, and use the proper chain lubricant oil. Avoid working with a dull chain, which accelerates the wear of the guide bar.
5. Is the 10" - 25 cm guide 50290032R suitable for professional use?
Yes, the guide can be used both by discerning home users and in lighter professional applications - such as gardeners, fruit growers and landscaping crews. In case of very intensive work, it should be checked regularly and combined with high-quality chains.
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.