WANTED D196 bar 28"-32" .404 or 3/8

[mainer_in_ak]

Hi all, I'm in need of one of these d196 mount bars for my echo CS 900EVL. Only thing I have is a 24" oregon bar. It's the only d196 bar available. Thanks

 

[Woodslasher]

Get a D009 bar and modify it, it'll be easier to find and it'll take ~30 minutes or less to modd it.

 

[mainer_in_ak]

Will the tail profile of the D009 be similiar enough?

 

[Woodslasher]

Will the tail profile of the D009 be similiar enough?

Yep, as I recall I had to give the rails a little more slope down to the sprocket, widen the slot a spooge, modify the adjuster holes a bit, and give the tail a much tighter radius and then it matched up perfect.

 

[Maintenance Chief]

I've converted over at least 3 for a homelite chainsaws.
1 was a 36" for a Super 1050 A and a 20" light sugi for an XL-12 super.
All done with a flat file and a 1/4" file.

 

[how57]

Hi all, I'm in need of one of these d196 mount bars for my echo CS 900EVL. Only thing I have is a 24" oregon bar. It's the only d196 bar available. Thanks

I’ve got this Windsor bar. With a new chain. I think it’s a 30”. Might work for you?

 

[mainer_in_ak]

Thanks, don't really need the square ground skip, but would be interested in the bar. Is it 3/8 .063? If you get a chance, I'd like to see a few more pictures of it please.

 

[how57]

Thanks, don't really need the square ground skip, but would be interested in the bar. Is it 3/8 .063? If you get a chance, I'd like to see a few more pictures of it please.

It’s.404. I’ll get better pictures for you soon.

 

[how57]

Thanks, don't really need the square ground skip, but would be interested in the bar. Is it 3/8 .063? If you get a chance, I'd like to see a few more pictures of it please.

The bar ain’t much to look at. Could use a new bar tip. Straight through.

 

[mainer_in_ak]

Sir, I'll pass on that bar. Thanks for taking the time to throw up some pictures.

 

[Maintenance Chief]

The bar ain’t much to look at. Could use a new bar tip. Straight through.View attachment 395188
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Thats an old school "milled" bar ,they're incredibly tough. You can see the hardened rail.