Replacement Saw Chain Yato YT-84943 8.26 / 0.325 mm 45 cm

The Replacement Saw Chain Yato YT-84943 8.26 / 0.325 mm 45 cm is a sprocket-driven cutting chain designed for use with chainsaws that accept a 45 cm guide bar and a 0.325-inch pitch. The chain is built to provide consistent cutting performance across a range of wood types and is suitable for both occasional home use and more frequent professional applications. It fits standard chain housings and is compatible with most chainsaw brands that accept a 45 cm bar and 0.325" pitch, offering straightforward installation and reliable operation.

Advantages

This replacement chain is manufactured to deliver stable cutting speed and reduced vibration during operation. Its 0.325" pitch balances cutting efficiency with smoother feed, while the 45 cm length enables medium to large cutting capacity. The chain construction emphasizes durability and wear resistance to extend service intervals and maintain cutting precision. Compatibility with multiple chainsaw brands simplifies replacement and reduces downtime.

Suitable for

• Pruning and trimming medium-sized trees and shrubs
• Cutting firewood and logs for home heating
• General landscaping and garden maintenance
• Forestry tasks that require a 45 cm bar and 0.325" pitch

Key specifications

• Pitch: 8.26 mm (0.325 inch)
• Suitable bar length: up to 45 cm
• Drive link type: standard chainsaw drive links (compatible with 0.325" systems)
• Application: general-purpose wood cutting
• Construction: hardened cutting teeth and riveted links for wear resistance

How to use

Before fitting the replacement chain, ensure the chainsaw is switched off, cooled down, and the spark plug disconnected if applicable. Release the chain tensioner, remove the old chain and guide bar if necessary, and mount the new chain onto the guide bar and sprocket following the manufacturer’s directional markings. Reinstall the guide bar, adjust the chain tension so the chain sits snugly but can still be pulled by hand, and check chain lubrication. Start the chainsaw and perform a short test cut to verify correct installation and tension. Regular sharpening and inspection of the chain will maintain cutting performance and safety.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye and ear protection, and chainsaw chaps) and regularly check chain tension and lubrication. Maintain cutting speed suited to the wood type, and replace the chain when excessive wear or damage reduces cutting efficiency or safety.