Features:

  • For saw sizes up to 42 cc
  • Semi-chisel chainsaw chain for Craftsman, Echo, Homelite, Poulan, and Remington brands
  • Precision cutting chain, heat-treated, and hard-chromed cutter chain
  • Unique cutter design cuts smooth and fast with minimum kickback
  • Engineered for safety, performance, and quality
  • Semi-chisel chainsaw chain for Craftsman, Echo, Homelite, Poulan, and Remington brands
  • Precision cutting chain, heat-treated, and hard-chromed cutter chain
  • Unique cutter design cuts smooth and fast with minimum kickback
  • Engineered for safety, performance, and quality.For saw sizes up to 42 cc
  • Advanced technology ensures tough, sharp cutters.Chainsaw File Size:5/32 inch
  • Semi-chisel chainsaw chain for Craftsman, Echo, Homelite, Poulan, and Remington brands
  • Precision cutting chain, heat-treated, and hard-chromed cutter chain
  • Unique cutter design cuts smooth and fast with minimum kickback
  • Engineered for safety, performance, and quality.For saw sizes up to 42 cc
  • Advanced technology ensures tough, sharp cutters
Like a hot knife through butter

1. Attached chain to my homelite electric saw 2. added oil to the saw 3. cut down several bushes 4. attacked a 6in limb which I removed from a tree 5. cut through a 15 inch stump that had been bothering me. 6. put away my tools and relaxed on the couch with a cold fizzy beverage.

CAUTION!! Amazon and Oregon have work to do to make all of these chain listings more user-friendly.....And maybe they are

Do not assume from this listing that the S56 16-inch saw chain will fit your 16-inch saw!! If a photo of the back of the package were also included in this listing, you could zoom in and verify which models of the brands listed on the front view it will actually fit (Well Duh!!). Additionally, while listings for some other Oregon chains advise we use the selector guide found at Oregonchain.com, most do not! Oregon makes an excellent saw chain. Each and every listing should prominently provide explicit instruction that potential buyers need to first verify the correct selection for their particular make & model, before ordering. Do they look at all those questions customers post (will this fit my xxx model of my xxx brand)? My father's Remington 16-inch electric, Model 1630A actually requires the S58, even though entering that make and model into Amazon's Search field brought us directly to this listing. Unfortunately, we only discovered the mismatch when our shipment arrived and we found that it was not listed on the back of the carton containing the chain. A visit to the Oregon website (also suggested on the carton but nowhere in this listing) revealed that the S58 is the correct choice.....even though the description and photo of the S58 at Amazon states "Fits Echo, John Deere and Sears Chain Saws" with no reference to Remington!!! The Amazon listing for S58 contained an advisory to first check the selector guide at Oregon. That advisory is not included on this listing! So, it did not do me much good to shop on Amazon versus visiting the local "big box store" when their listing resulted in the shipment & my return of the wrong product! Are you going to reimburse my time/$$ to return 3 chains? Come on guys! Do you really monitor the responses to your "Did we miss anything?" links? UPDATE (12.7.2013): Well! I have already heard back on my return (it really pays to use the "return function" that can be found under your "orders history")and have received a complete refund!! The email reply also promised this issue would be forwarded through channels. Hopefully, this will result in a hyperlink being inserted below, with an advisory to first verify exactly which chain fits your saw make and model. BIG TIP NOT EMPHASIZED ENOUGH EVEN AT THE SELECTOR SITE: "count the number of drive links in the chain you have now, and write that number down someplace where you can find it". S56 chain has 56 drive links while S58 (and our Remington's old chain)has 58!! I my case, the selector guide gave 4 different alternatives of 58 drive link chains for the electric saw we use behind the garage to cut up wood for splitting. Since I have years of seasonal experience, and use a large, gas-powered, chain saw with an aggressive style of Oregon chain to fell and section trees in the woods, we chose the aggressive style chain (WARNING: this = "far greater chance for kick-back and IS NOT for the unwary user") which was also available at Amazon.com (not the S58 but the 91VXL058G). Lastly, this disappointment is one of the very few I have experienced in my many years and many $$ spent as a customer of Amazon. I use Oregon chains on my big Stihl saw, and have found that they cut a long time before dulling, and can be filed or re-sharpened many times over. Recommend them highly. PS to the guy with the Poulan Pro...OMG!!! For kicks and giggles, I looked up your saw on the selector guide. There were some 15 or more choices and some were 56 link and others 58 link. Yours is the best example I can see, where knowing to count drive links on the current chain is soooooooo important.

Super Duper...

Got this chain for the Remington 107625-02, it does in fact fit it, flawlessly. 5yr Seasoned oak, a hot knife through butter (my have been a little quicker) but not by much. But that is largely because it is factory sharp. It is still going through its stretching phase, so every 4-6 cuts will require a re-tightening of the blade, but over all, FANTASTIC!!!! And at half the price of local retailers, you can't go wrong.

Sharp and good! Eats the wood!

Back in business. Had to buck up branches and cut rounds from an 84' tree over 2' in diameter. I had a service come out and drop in two sections because it was a tight space, then use my 16 inch Homelite saw for the rest. It was great knowing I could get through that job with straight cuts and good sized chips. With this new chain, my little Homelite acted like a big boy and chewed through those logs really well, and through the 2 to 4" branches fast and easily, no pressure needed.

When You Buy a Chainsaw Chain ...

... you want it to cut. The Oregon S56 chain was exactly what we needed. The old chain was dull ... a bit like trying to cut with an electric butter knife. The Oregon chain was easily installed and cut like a dream. Sharp and is still sharp (my opinion of course.) Purchased a second one so that once the first replacement shows signs of wear and tear, it can be changed out as well. Definitely worth the price.

Real deal (for my Echo)

I have a 16" Echo chainsaw that has been put to serious use. I really like this chain because it burns through wood pretty darn good, but still has some anti-kickback for us DIY types. Unless you're a pro, you probably don't want the most aggressive cutting profile. This is a really good balance. One accident (been there) and you'll agree.

Nice Upgrade For My Poulan Chainsaw

I have a small Poulan chainsaw that uses a 16 inch chain and this fit it perfectly. One thing I did notice it that the Oregon chain has more cutting teeth on it than the original chain did, This new chain cuts much easier and I was surprised that my little chain saw with a quality chain can cut through everything Ive tried it on so quickly. Great upgrade. Hope this helps!

Good buy

Cuts like butter, sharp as can be. Only one gripe from me, it tends to fall off every once in a while where as my last one that was on it, never did. I switched it back several times to test out if it was the chain or not and sadly it was. Its the correct one, I checked before I ordered it. My saw just doesn't like the brand as much for some reason unknown to me. (BUT) i will still give it a 5 stars and a good buy because of the ease of cutting when it does stay on.

Works great for my Echo CS-352 Chain saw

It was time to replace the original chain on my Echo CS-352 chain saw. I found it online and ordered it. I've used it a couple of times on some tough wood without any problems. After sawing thru some old bodarch trees I had to resharpen it , but then off I went again. No problems found using it.

Great Chain

Fits great on my 16in. Craftsman corded chainsaw and this chain goes through wood like a hot knife through butter and for the price I can just resharpen it a few times and buy another. Much better quality than chain that came on the saw. Just do not touch the chain to dirt or rocks and it will stay sharp for a long time.

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