Chainsaw Bar Elmax OREGON GUIDE 18" (45 cm) 72/325"/1.5 AdvanceCut

Replacement chainsaw guide bar Elmax OREGON GUIDE 18" (45 cm) designed for compatibility with 72/325"/1.5 AdvanceCut chains. The guide bar provides a stable rail and mounting surface tailored to the specified pitch and gauge, enabling correct chain seating and reliable feed. Intended for use on chain-driven cutting tools, this 45 cm bar size balances reach and maneuverability for a range of cutting tasks.

Advantages

The Elmax OREGON GUIDE bar is manufactured to match the 72/325"/1.5 chain profile, ensuring accurate alignment and reduced chain derailment risk. Its 45 cm length offers extended cutting capacity while remaining manageable for pruning and general timber work. The bar’s hardened rail surfaces and profile geometry promote even wear distribution and consistent cutting performance over time.

Suitable for

• General cutting of logs and firewood with a 45 cm bar
• Pruning larger branches and mid-size trees where extended reach is needed
• Timber processing and on-site cutting requiring a 72/325"/1.5 chain fit
• Replacement of worn or damaged guide bars on compatible chainsaws

Key specifications

• Bar length: 18" (45 cm)
• Chain pitch compatibility: 72/325"
• Chain gauge compatibility: 1.5 mm
• Design: guide bar profile matched to AdvanceCut chain geometry
• Intended mounting: standard chain-driven guide bar fittings

How to use

Fit the guide bar following the chainsaw manufacturer’s instructions: stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug or power source, release chain tension, remove the side cover and old bar if present, slide the Elmax OREGON GUIDE bar onto the sprocket and studs, refit the chain ensuring correct orientation and tension, replace the side cover and retension the chain. Inspect chain lubrication and bar nose oil ports before operation, and verify secure mounting before each use.

Usage recommendations

Use the guide bar with the specified 72/325"/1.5 AdvanceCut chain to maintain proper fit and performance. Regularly check chain tension, lubrication, and rail wear; rotate or replace the bar when significant wear or bending is detected. Observe all safety procedures for chainsaw operation, including approved personal protective equipment and manufacturer maintenance guidance.