Power chainsaw accessory YATO YT-85025, chain pitch 3/8" (8 mm), 3 pcs, depth 250 mm

YATO YT-85025 is a pack of three power chainsaw chains designed for use with chainsaws that accept a 250 mm bar length and a 3/8" (8 mm) chain pitch. Each chain provides the cutting performance required for light to medium wood cutting, pruning and general maintenance tasks where a short bar length is preferred. The set of three replacement chains allows rapid restoration of cutting capability when a chain becomes dull or damaged, reducing downtime and ensuring continuous operation during outdoor work.

Advantages

These chains offer consistent tooth spacing and secure fit on compatible guide bars with a 3/8" (8 mm) pitch, providing smooth cutting action and predictable feed. Supplied as a set of three, the package gives spare chains for extended use without frequent reordering. The chains are suitable for quick on-site replacement, helping maintain productivity for gardening, landscaping and light forestry tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting firewood and small logs
• Pruning and trimming trees and shrubs
• General garden and property maintenance
• Replacing worn chains on chainsaws with 250 mm bars

Key specifications

• Chain pitch: 3/8" (8 mm)
• Applicable bar length (cutting depth): 250 mm
• Pieces per pack: 3 chains
• Compatible with chainsaws that accept 3/8" pitch and 250 mm bars

How to use

Before installation, ensure the chainsaw is switched off and the spark plug or power source is disconnected. Fit a single chain onto the guide bar following the chainsaw manufacturer’s instructions, making sure the drive links engage the guide groove and the cutting teeth face in the correct direction. Adjust chain tension to the recommended specification and check lubrication. Replace chains promptly when they become blunt or damaged by installing a fresh chain from the pack, then re-tension and lubricate as required.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective cutting, use appropriate personal protective equipment, keep the chain properly sharpened and tensioned, and use bar and chain oil during operation. Inspect the chain regularly for wear or damage and replace any chain from the pack if cracks, broken teeth, or excessive stretch are observed. Store spare chains in a dry place to prevent corrosion.