Chain for chainsaw GEKO G74050 3/8" pitch, 1.3 mm gauge, 50 teeth, 35 cm bar length

Replacement chainsaw chain GEKO G74050 is designed for general-purpose woodcutting tasks on petrol and electric chainsaws that accept a 35 cm bar. The chain has a 3/8" pitch and a 1.3 mm gauge, with 50 cutting teeth arranged to deliver consistent cutting performance for pruning, limbing, felling small trees and preparing firewood. This spare chain is intended as a direct replacement to restore cutting geometry and tooth count when the original chain is worn or damaged.

Advantages

The chain combines a standard 3/8" pitch with a narrow 1.3 mm gauge to balance cutting speed and smoothness while maintaining compatibility with a broad range of consumer-grade saws. With 50 teeth matched to a 35 cm bar length, the chain offers steady feed and reduced vibration compared with very coarse or very fine chains. It is suitable for routine maintenance and replacement, allowing users to retain original bar and sprocket setup without modification.

Suitable for

• Pruning and trimming branches around gardens and orchards
• Cutting firewood and splitting logs for household use
• Limbing and processing felled small to medium trees
• Routine replacement during chainsaw chain maintenance

Key specifications

• Pitch: 3/8"
• Gauge (thickness): 1.3 mm
• Number of cutting teeth: 50
• Recommended bar length: 35 cm
• Chain type: standard cutting chain for general-purpose woodcutting

How to use

Before fitting the chain, ensure the chainsaw is switched off and the spark plug or power source is disconnected. Remove the guide bar cover and loosen the tensioning mechanism to take off the old chain. Position the replacement chain on the guide bar and sprocket so the cutting teeth face forward on the top of the bar, then reinstall the bar cover and adjust initial tension according to the chainsaw manufacturer's specifications. After installation, check oiling and run the saw at low speed to settle the chain, then recheck tension and make final adjustments.

Usage recommendations

Maintain proper chain tension and regular sharpening to extend life and ensure safe cutting. Use bar and chain oil during operation, inspect for damaged links before each use, and replace the chain if excessive wear or damaged drive links are found. For best results, match the chain profile and tooth count to the bar length and follow the chainsaw manufacturer's maintenance guidance.