Chain for chainsaw GEKO 3/8" pitch 063 60T compatible with 16" guide bar

Replacement cutting chain by GEKO with a 3/8" pitch, model 063 and 60 cutting teeth, designed for use with a 16" (approximately 40 cm) guide bar. This chain is supplied as a spare cutting element intended for pruning, cutting firewood and general woodcutting tasks. The chain fits chainsaw setups that accept a 3/8" pitch chain and a 60-tooth configuration; verify sprocket and guide bar compatibility on your chainsaw before installation.

Advantages

The GEKO 3/8" pitch 063 chain provides consistent cutting performance across common timber and branch sizes thanks to its 60 cutting teeth layout and standard pitch. Its construction is suitable for routine maintenance and replacement, restoring the cutting capacity of a worn chainsaw chain quickly. The chain is made to match the geometry of a 16" guide bar, enabling predictable cutting behavior and easier feed through wood during trimming and firewood processing.

Suitable for

• Pruning and trimming small to medium trees and branches
• Preparing firewood and cutting logs up to the reach of a 16" guide bar
• General garden and property woodcutting tasks
• Replacement chain for compatible home and light-professional chainsaws

Key specifications

• Pitch: 3/8"
• Number of cutting teeth: 60
• Designed guide bar length: 16" (approx. 40 cm)
• Intended use: standard woodcutting and pruning applications

How to use

Before fitting, confirm that your chainsaw's guide bar and sprocket accept a 3/8" pitch chain and are compatible with a 60-tooth configuration. Shut off the chainsaw and disconnect the spark plug or power source. Release chain tension, remove the side cover and take off the old chain and guide bar if necessary. Fit the GEKO chain onto the guide bar and sprocket, ensuring the drive links seat correctly in the bar groove and the cutting teeth face in the correct cutting direction. Reinstall the side cover, set initial tension to allow slight sag on the underside of the bar, then tighten according to the chainsaw manufacturer's instructions. After installation, check chain tension again and perform a short test cut with appropriate safety gear to confirm proper operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye and ear protection, and chainsaw chaps) and follow chainsaw safety procedures. Keep the chain sharp and properly tensioned; lubricate the bar and chain with suitable bar oil before and during operation. Inspect drive links and teeth regularly for wear or damage and replace the chain if excessive wear, stretched links, or broken teeth are detected.