Guide Bar NAC 10" (25 cm) 3/8" 40-link 1.3 mm AdvanceCut for Chainsaws

Replacement guide bar NAC AdvanceCut, 10 inches (25 cm) long, designed for use with 3/8" pitch chains, 40 drive links and 1.3 mm gauge. This guide bar provides the mounting surface for the saw chain, ensures correct chain alignment and stable chain tension during cutting operations. It is intended for compatible chainsaw models and is suitable for general cutting, pruning and light-duty woodwork where a shorter bar improves maneuverability.

Advantages

The NAC AdvanceCut guide bar is engineered to deliver consistent chain tracking and reduced vibration thanks to precise rail profiling. Its compact 10" length offers improved control and easier handling in confined spaces. The slim 1.3 mm gauge and compatibility with 3/8" pitch chains make it well-suited to lightweight chainsaw applications, while the durable construction supports reliable performance for routine maintenance and occasional heavy cuts.

Suitable for

• Pruning trees and trimming branches
• Small to medium firewood cutting
• General yard maintenance and light carpentry
• Replacement part for compatible domestic and garden chainsaws

Key specifications

• Bar length: 10 inches / 25 cm
• Chain pitch: 3/8"
• Drive links: 40
• Chain gauge: 1.3 mm
• Type: AdvanceCut replacement guide bar for chainsaws

How to use

Install the guide bar following the chainsaw manufacturer’s instructions: remove the chain cover, position the guide bar on the mounting studs, fit the chain onto the bar and sprocket, adjust chain tension to the recommended setting, and reattach the chain cover. After installation, run the chainsaw briefly to verify correct alignment and tension. Regularly inspect the bar rails for wear, keep the bar groove clean of debris, and maintain proper lubrication from the chainsaw’s oiling system.

Usage recommendations

Use the NAC AdvanceCut guide bar with the specified chain pitch and gauge to ensure safe operation. For best results, maintain sharp chain teeth, check tension before each use, and use appropriate bar and chain oil. Replace the guide bar if excessive wear, groove deformation, or damage is observed.