GUIDE FOR SAWS 10" - 25 CM .3/8"X.050" 1,3 MM 50350130R
- Saw guide 10" (25 cm) 3/8 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50350130R - ideal for garden saws and pruners. Provides precise cutting, less vibration, high durability and safety for garden, orchard and firewood work.
Guide bar for chainsaws 10" - 25 cm .3/8 "x.050" 1.3 mm 50350130R - precision cutting and durability for your chainsaw
GUIDE FOR SAWS 10" - 25 CM .3/8 "x.050" 1.3 MM 50350130R is a high-quality working element designed for chainsaws, responsible for guiding the cutting chain during operation. The quality of the guide bar determines the precision of the cut, the safety of the operator and the life of the entire saw. Model with a length of 25 cm (10") with a scale .3/8"x.050" and guide link width 1.3 mm is the ideal choice for light to medium-duty work in the home garden, orchard, forest and construction timber processing.
The guide bar is mounted directly in the body of the chainsaw, between the drive (sprocket) and the side guard. It is on it that the cutting chain moves, which - properly tensioned - ensures a fast, even and clean cut. Replacement of the worn guide with a new one, such as 50350130R, restores the original performance of the machine, reduces vibration and increases comfort, and prevents excessive chain wear.
The product works great in everyday applications: cutting firewood, trimming branches, preparing planks and beams, household chores and professional service work at height (boom saws / pole pruners). Compact length of 25 cm means greater maneuverability and safety of work, especially in dense vegetation and when cutting branches with precision.
Chain saw guide bar:
- Length: 25 cm - 10"
- Pitch: .3/8''x.050''
- Guide link width: 1.3 mm
- number of cells: 40
Guide bar for 10" chainsaws 50350130R - compact length 25 cm for precision cutting
Compact guide length 25 cm (10") is one of the most important parameters from the user's point of view. This dimension guarantees:
- Exceptional maneuverability - short guide bar allows you to operate the saw comfortably in dense bushes, between branches or when working on tree trunks. It is ideal for crown molding, cutting overhead branches, and working on a ladder or lift (e.g., pruners).
- Higher level of security - shorter length means easier control of the tool and less tendency to bounce (kickback). This is especially important for home users who do not use the chainsaw every day and value the safe, predictable behavior of the tool.
- Better ergonomics for precision work - 25 cm guide bar is ideal for trimming branches, cutting short pieces, preparing kindling or carpentry/workshop work, where high cutting accuracy and secure guidance of the tool is required.
Examples of everyday uses include: pruning branches in the orchard, shaping a hedge from thick shoots, cutting thin beams and slats in the home workshop, quickly cutting fireplace wood to the right length, and minor assembly work around the house and garden.
Pitch .3/8 "x.050" and a link width of 1.3 mm - optimal fit of the chain to the bar
Model 50350130R was designed to work with popular chains with parameters .3/8"x.050" and guide link width of 1.3 mm. From the user's point of view, this means:
- Easy chain selection - pitch .3/8 "x.050" is one of the most common standards for light and medium chainsaws. So you can easily find a compatible chain in most garden parts stores and DIY stores.
- Stable operation and less vibration - The perfectly matched width of the bar groove (1.3 mm) to the width of the guide link ensures smooth running of the chain, reduces the risk of chain jumping out, and reduces vibration, which translates into comfort and precision cutting.
- Saving time and money - use of correctly selected components (chain + bar) extends their life, reducing the cost of operating the chainsaw. Fewer breakdowns and less frequent replacement is a real saving during the heating season or during intensive gardening work.
In practice, these parameters will work well for routine maintenance of the house and plot: cutting logs for the fireplace, cutting boards for the construction of a gazebo, processing scantlings when renovating the garage or cleaning up the plot after a windstorm, when you need to safely remove broken branches.
Chainsaw bar 10" 50350130R - solid construction and durability for years to come
Professionally made 10" chainsaw guide 50350130R provides high wear resistance and stability during intensive work. The key advantages of the design are:
- Precision mounting holes - properly spaced holes allow quick installation of the guide on compatible models of saws. Proper fit minimizes backlash, increases safety and improves tool culture.
- Resistance to high loads - The guide bar is designed to operate under considerable stress due to high chain speeds and contact with hard wood. Properly selected materials and production process reduce the risk of deformation.
- Longer chain life - even guidance of the chain on the stable working surface reduces point wear, prevents excessive play and extends the operating time between sharpening and replacements.
Such a sturdy design will come in handy for any user who regularly prepares firewood for the entire season, carries out minor forestry work, or uses a chainsaw in a service company to maintain green spaces. Even with frequent use, you can count on stable, repeatable cutting quality.
Use of the 10" guide - from the garden to service work at height
Thanks to its small size and universal technical parameters, guide 10" 50350130R is used in many types of saws and a wide range of work:
- Garden and backyard chainsaws - Ideal for lightweight petrol and electric chainsaws used in households. It will be great for pruning fruit tree branches, cutting ornamental shrubs with thick stems, and preparing wood for a fire or fireplace.
- Boom pruners and chainsaws - length of 25 cm makes it possible to cut branches securely and precisely from ground level. This is a great convenience for users who want to work safely at height without climbing a ladder.
- Carpentry and construction workshops - The guide of this length works well for cutting smaller cross-section structural elements such as battens, strips, boards or short beams. Allows you to quickly correct the length of a component on the construction site or in the workshop.
Whether you're a single-family homeowner, allotment owner, orchardist, or run a landscaping business, the 10" guide code 50350130R will be a practical piece of equipment that will increase the efficiency of daily work.
Installation and operation of the guide bar for the 50350130R chainsaw - how to use it to its full potential
Where the guide 50350130R is installed? This component is placed between the body of the saw and the clutch side cover. In the groove of the guide bar is laid a cutting chain, the driving teeth of which mesh with the drive sprocket. Proper installation is crucial for safe and effective operation.
The basic operating principles that allow the 50350130R guide to realize its full potential are:
- Regularly check chain tension - A chain that is too loose can fall off the bar, and one that is too tightly tensioned will accelerate wear on the bar. A properly tensioned chain deflects slightly from the bar, but its links still remain in the groove.
- Proper lubrication - efficient chainsaw lubrication system (chain and bar oil) minimizes friction and heat build-up. Taking care of the right amount of oil is the key to long bar and cutting chain life.
- Periodic cleaning - removal of sawdust, resin and dirt from the guide groove and lubrication holes prevents overheating and premature wear. Just a few minutes after any intensive work can significantly extend the life of the entire cutting set.
In everyday use - whether cutting firewood repeatedly, cleaning up after a storm or seasonal tree trimming - applying the above principles will ensure that the 50350130R guide bar will run smoothly and reliably for a long time.
Technical specifications of 10" chainsaw guide 50350130R
- Purpose: chainsaw guide bar
- Guide length: 25 cm (10")
- Chain pitch: .3/8"x.050"
- Guide link width: 1.3 mm
- Number of chain links: 40
- Product code/model: 50350130R
FAQ - Frequently asked questions about the 10" chainsaw guide 50350130R
Question 1: For which saws the guide bar 50350130R fits?
Guide bar 10" 50350130R fits chainsaws compatible with 25 cm (10") length and pitch chain .3/8 "x.050" and a guide link width of 1.3 mm. Before you buy, it's a good idea to check your chainsaw's manual to see if it supports this type of bar and chain.
Question 2: Can I use this guide to cut thick logs?
Yes, but due to its length of 25 cm, the guide is best suited for logs and pieces of wood with a diameter close to or less than the length of the guide. Longer guides are recommended for very thick logs, but this model is ideal for everyday tasks: cutting branches, boughs, logs and structural components.
Question 3: How often should the bar be replaced on chainsaws?
The frequency of replacement depends on the intensity of use, the quality of lubrication and the correct chain tension. The need for replacement is evidenced by m.in.: visible wear of the bar groove, excessive chain slack, uneven wear and problems with straight cutting guide. With regular maintenance, the 50350130R guide can last for many seasons.
Question 4: Can I attach a different chain to this bar than the .3/8 "x.050" 1.3 mm?
It is not recommended. In order to maintain the safe operation and durability of the cutting set, use a chain of exactly the same pitch (.3/8 "x.050") and a guide link width of 1.3 mm. Using the wrong chain can lead to excessive wear on the bar and increase the risk of failure.
Question 5: How to properly care for guide 50350130R on a daily basis?
After each operation, it is a good idea to clean the bar of sawdust and resin, check the condition of the groove and lubrication holes, and check the tension of the chain. From time to time, it is a good idea to rotate the bar "top down" (if the design of the saw allows it), so that the wear is even on both sides. Regular lubrication and condition monitoring can significantly extend its life.
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.