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Chainsaw Links | Ultimate Resource Page

🕥 Updated:  ✽  Writer: Giovanni Sasso    

STIHL Chainsaw cutting into a tree. Resource links.

As you probably already know, finding chainsaw resources online can be frustrating and time consuming, so, I took it upon myself to make it easier for you to find what you’re looking for.

Within this post you will find links to the most common chainsaw related resources on the internet. If I missed something, please let me know. You can either search the entire page by using the keys: CTRL + F. Or, you can go directly to each section if you click the numbered links below:

  1. Manufacturers
  2. Bar and Chain
  3. Dealer Locator
  4. Parts
  5. Manuals
  6. Forums
  7. Chainsaw Models

Chainsaw Manufacturers

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Black & Decker
Black & Decker is an iconic global manufacturer of power tools and accessories, hardware, home improvement products, outdoor and automotive technologies.

Blue Max (Homier)
Blue Max is a brand owned by Homier, a manufacturer of brands that include Speedway Series, Blue Max, and Professional Woodworker. 

Craftsman
Craftsman is a line of tools, lawn and garden equipment, and work clothes owned by Sears Holdings.

Cub Cadet
Cub Cadet engineers high quality lawn and garden equipment. Built in America since 1961. Based in Valley City, Ohio and sold worldwide.

DOLMAR
Over 8o years experience in manufacturing power equipment. DOLMAR manufactures a comprehensive assortment of power equipment.

Earthquake
With more than 50 years of experience in the lawn and garden market, Earthquake products are relatively inexpensive and quality is questionable. Made in China.

Earthwise
An American company founded in 1895. Today they create a wide range of earth-friendly power tools, including chainsaws. A subsidiary brand of American Lawn Mower.

Echo
ECHO has been a manufacturer of outdoor power equipment for over 40 years.

Efco
They carry a wide range of power lawn equipment and accessories.

EGO
A relatively new company with an impressive line of tools that are powered by their powerful 56-Volt lithium-ion battery.

Greenlee
Started in 1862 by the Greenlee brothers. Their first products were barrel-making machines. Today, their focus is on professional grade tools for wire and cable installation.

Green Machine
Although they have a website I haven’t been able to find any meaningful information on their history or background.

Hitachi
A manufacturer of power tools, providing an impressive 7 year warranty for consumers. They also manufacture and sell life-science instruments.

Homelite
Homelite gained it’s notoriety post-World War II when it became one of the largest manufacturers of portable electrical generators and chainsaws. It also developed the first one-man operated chainsaw.

Husqvarna
Husqvarna is a world leader in outdoor power products for forestry, lawn and garden care.

ICS
ICS has been a global leader for over 20 years in diamond tools and equipment for the cutting, drilling, demolition and finishing of hard materials.

Jonsered
Jonsered is a brand used by Husqvarna AB for chainsaws and other equipment.

Makita
Makita has an extensive line of power tools and equipment for consumers and professionals. They’ve also been designing advanced motor designs for over 100 years.

McCulloch
McCulloch is well known for developing powerful chainsaws, which are outfitted with their patented OxyPower engine. In 1949 they introduced their first American one-man chainsaw.

Oregon
The Oregon brand is a part of Blount Inc, a global manufacturer and marketer of replacement parts, equipment, and accessories for a wide range of markets. The Oregon brand is focused on serving the chainsaw market with their well-known range of products, such as: cutting chains, guide bars, and chain drive sprockets and also a leading manufacturer and supplier of outdoor equipment parts.

Poulan
In business since 1944, Poulan makes a variety of products, including: powerful riding mowers, lawn mowers, tillers, trimmers, blowers, snow throwers, and chainsaws.

Poulan Pro
Professional chainsaws. A step up from their regular “Poulan” line.

RedMax
RedMax manufactures an extensive line-up of commercial outdoor power equipment for land care professionals.

Remington
In 2009 Remington was purchased by MTD and today their chainsaws are manufactured by MTD Southwest.

Ryobi
All tools are backed by our 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee and 3-Year Limited Warranty. Sold exclusively through The Home Depot

Solo
A Germany company founded in 1948. An innovator of quality outdoor equipment and parts for both home users and professionals worldwide. Solo’s chainsaw division has been purchased by AL-KO, a large German manufacturers of home & garden equipment.

STIHL
STIHL products are sold only through a network of 8,000+ servicing power equipment retailers — not online.

Sun Joe
Sun Joe designs and develops innovative and affordable tools in the lawn and garden for consumers.

Tanaka
In January 2009, the business functions of Nikko Tanaka Engineering USA were fully absorbed as a brand within Hitachi Koki Co.

WORX
Worx is a brand owned by Positec, a Chinese based manufacturer of power tools and accessories for lawn and garden care. Started in 1994 in Suzhou as an export supplier of power tools for multi-international companies, such as Black & Decker.

Chainsaw Bar & Chain Manufacturers

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Most chainsaw operators know that chains wear down and eventually need replacing but many homeowners aren’t aware that the chainsaw bar also needs to be replaced. When you’re unable to cut straight, it’s likely time to replace your bar.

Tip: Flip your bar every time you change your chain to dramatically increase its lifespan.

Chainsaw Dealer Locator

Large manufacturers typically have a ‘dealer locator’ section on their website so you can quickly and easily find out where to buy their products locally. I’ve listed all the manufacturers that provide this service to consumers. Unfortunately, not all companies provide this, but most do.

Where to buy Chainsaw Parts

Parts: Direct from Manufacturers:

Third Party Parts Sellers

Chainsaw Manuals

chainsaw-manualsAs you know, it’s easy to misplace, lose or have your pet inadvertently destroy your manuals. Life is complicated and who has the foresight to put all their manuals in one place just in case you need to refer to it again. Well, thankfully, the digital age allows us to access every manual ever created.

Without further delay, here’s are the links to help you find your chainsaw manual:

Chainsaw Forums

The community for chainsaws, arborists, and logging is a very active community filled with passion and insight that you can easily tap into. If you have a question I can guarantee you that someone in these forums will be more than happy to help you out — and if you have knowledge to share then I strongly encourage you to get involved and participate in the discussions.

Here are some excellent forums that I hope you’ll take the time to visit and perhaps join:

Arborist Site
I believe this is the largest site online centered around arborists, chainsaws and firewood processing.

Forestry Forum
This is straight from the website, and I like it so much I’m sharing it verbatim:

Do you have trees to grow? Logs to saw? A forest to manage? Chainsaws to fix? A sawmill to purchase or maintain? Timber related business to run? Lumber to dry? Trees or plants to identify? A cabin to build? Are you hungry and like FOOD? Or would you just like to pull up a stump and visit with a friend?

Arb Talk
A UK forum focused on arboriculture topics. An extensive range of topics to browse and contribute to. Very active members who make this a lively site to visit.

Tractor By Net
Primarily a site focused on tractors they also have a chainsaw section. With over 200,000 members and the largest tractor discussion forum in the world. Check it out.

The Tree House (Master Blaster)
A complete site that includes areas such as: chainsaws, logging, climbing and gear — just to name a few. A big member base and a very helpful community. They also have an e-commerce site.

Chainsaws Collectors Forum
An international forum based in England with a focus on collecting chainsaws.

Chainsaw Collectors Corner
An authority site on the chainsaw industry filled with a wealth of information for collectors, with a long-term commitment to everything related to chainsaws. As stated on the site:

This site is intended as a resource for all collectors of antique chain saws and those who work towards the preservation of the history of the Chain Saw Industry

Tree Buzz
An arborist site focused on helping you with your daily tasks as a practicing professional.

Chainsaw Collecting (no forums):

Vintage Chainsaw Collection
A personal site documenting the collection of one man’s vintage chainsaw collection from late 40’s to 70’s.

McCulloch Chain Saws
If you’re interested in vintage McCulloch chainsaws then you’ll love this site. It’s not the prettiest web site around and it hasn’t been updated in awhile but there’s a lot of interesting stuff here if you’re willing to dig around.

One More Useful Site:

UBC Botanical Garden
Although not directly related to chainsaws the UBC Botanical Garden is an excellent resource for any homeowner interested in learning more about plants and trees. And, it’s a few blocks from where I live.

Chainsaw Models

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This section is a work in progress. Stay tuned!

This section is comprehensive as it documents every single chainsaw currently being sold at the moment. I thought it might be useful for people who wanted to quickly do research on chainsaws. Hopefully you find value in this list as it was quite time consuming, but I’m happy to do it if it helps you find the information you need quicker than if you had to peruse every chainsaw manufacturers website individually.

These links will take you directly to the manufacturers page for the specific model you select.

Black & Decker Chainsaw Models

All battery models
LCS1240 | 12″ – 40V (Li-ion)
LCS120 | 8″ – 20V (Li-ion)
LCS120B | 8″ – 20V (Li-ion) (battery & charger not included)
PSL12 | 6″ – Piranha Pruning Saw – 12V MAX (Li-ion)
CCS818 | 8″- 18V
CCS818B | 8″ – 18V (battery & charger not included)
LCS1020 | 10″ – 20V MAX* (Li-ion)
LCS1240B | 12″ – 40V Cordless (battery & charger not included)

Blue Max Chainsaw Models (Homier)

7953 | 14″ Electric – 8 Amp
7954 | 16″ Electric – 13 Amp
6595 | 18″ Gas – 45cc
3265 | 18″ Gas – 45cc
8901 | 14″/18″ Combo Gas – 45cc
8902 | 14″/20″ Combo Gas – 45cc

Craftsman Chainsaw Models (Sears Brand)

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358381600 | 16″  Gas / Pro – 38cc
358381800 | 18″ Gas / Pro – 40.9cc
358382000 | 20″ Gas / Pro – 45.7cc
38170 | 18″ Gas – 38cc
35098 | 20” Gas – 50cc
358341950 | 18″ Gas – 42cc (with Extra 14-in Bar & Chain)
358341900 | 20” Gas – 50cc
41AY469S799 | 18” Gas – 46cc
34119 | 16″ Electric – 3.5 hp
CR2500A | 10″ C3 (Li-ion) – 19.2V
34120 | 18″ C3 Electric – 4 hp

Craftsman Pole Saw
GCS250U |  Electric Pole Saw – 9A

Cub Cadet Chainsaw Models

CS 511 | 18″ Gas – 51cc PRO
CS 552 | 20″ Gas – 55cc PRO

DOLMAR Chainsaw Models

PS-32 | 14″/16″ Gas – 32cc
PS-35 | 14″/16″ Gas – 35cc
PS-350 | 14″/16″ Gas – 35cc
PS-351 | 14″/16″ Gas – 34.7cc
PS-420 | 14″/16″ Gas – 42cc
PS-421 | 14″/16″Gas – 42.4cc
PS-510 | 16″ to 20″ Gas – 50cc
PS-5105 | 16″ to 20″ Gas – 50cc
PS-5105 H | 16″ to 20″ Gas – 50cc
PS-6100 | 16″ to 20″ Gas – 61cc
PS-6400 | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 64cc
PS-6400 H | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 64cc
PS-6400 W | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 64cc
PS-7310 | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 72.6cc
PS-7310 H | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 72.6cc
PS-7910 | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 78.5cc
PS-7910 H | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 78.5cc
PS-7910 W | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 78.5cc
PS-7910 XD | 20″ to 32″ Gas – 78.5cc
ES-173 A | 16″ Electric – 14.5 Amp

Earthquake Chainsaw Models

*All gas models
CS3814 | 14″ – 38cc Viper Engine
CS3814B | 14″ – 38cc Viper Engine
CS4116 | 16″ – 41cc Viper Engine
CS4116B | 16″ – 38cc Viper Engine
CS4518 | 18″ – 45cc Viper Engine
CS4518B | 18″ – 38cc Viper Engine

Earthwise Chainsaw Models

*View current models

CS30014 | 14″ – 10 Amp (Li-ion)
CS30016 | 16″ – 12 Amp (Li-ion)
CCS30008 | 8″ – 18 Volt (Ni-Cad Battery)

Echo Chainsaw Models

*All gas models
CS-271T | 12″ – 26.9cc
CS-303T | 12″/14″- 30.1cc
CS-310 | 14″ – 30.5cc
CS-330T | 12″ to 16″ – 32.6cc
CS-341 | 12″ to 16″ – 33.4cc
CS-352 | 14″/16″ – 34cc
CS-355T | 12″ to 16″ – 35.8cc
CS-360T | 12″ to 16″ – 36.3cc
CS-370 | 14″ to 18″ – 36.3cc
CS-370F | 16″ – 36.3cc
CS-400 | 16″/18″ – 40.2cc
CS-400F | 18″ – 40.2cc
CS-450 | 16″ to 20″ – 45cc
CS-450P | 16″ to 20″ – 45cc
CS-500P | 16″ to 20″ – 50.2cc
CS-550P | 16″ to 20″ – 54.1cc
CS-590 Timber Wolf | 18/20″ – 59.8cc
CS-600P | 16″ to 24″ – 59.8cc
CS-620P | 16″ to 24″ – 59.8cc
CS-620PW | 16″ to 24″ – 59.8cc
CS-620PW | 16″ to 24″ – 59.8cc
CS-680 | 20″/24″ – 66.8cc
CS-800 | 24″/27″ – 80.7cc

Efco Chainsaw Models

*All gas models
MT-6500 | 16″ to 24″ Gas – 63.4cc
MT-5200 | 16″ to 20″ Gas – 51.7cc
MT-4400 | 16″ to 18″ Gas – 42.9cc
MT-4100-SP-SS | 14/16″ Gas – 39cc
MT-3750-SS | 14″/16″ Gas – 35.2cc
MT-3500-SS | 14″/16″ Gas – 38.9cc
132-S | 12/14″ Gas – 30.1cc
MT-3500 | 14″/16″ Gas – 38.9cc
MT-3750 | 14″/16″ Gas – 35.2cc
MT-4100SP | 14″/16″ Gas – 39cc
MT-7200 | 20″ to 28″ Gas – 70.8cc
MT-8200 | 20″ to 28″ Gas – 80.7cc

EGO

CS1401 | 14″ – 56V Lithium-Ion Cordless Chainsaw

Greenlee

HCS8160CB | Hydraulic
HPS513CB | Hydraulic
HPS513 | Hydraulic
HCS816 | Hydraulic
HCS820 | Hydraulic

Green Machine

GM10514 | 14” Gas – 35cc
GM10516 | 16” Gas – 38cc
GM10518 | 18” Gas – 42cc

Hitachi

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CS33ED / CS33EDP | 14″/16″ Gas – 32.2cc
CS30Y / CS35Y / CS40Y / CS45Y | ?
CS25EC (S)/CS30EC(S) | 10″/12″ Gas | Top Handle – 28.5cc
CS25EC(SC) | 10″ Gas| Top Handle – 28.5cc
CS33EDT/CS33EDTP | 12″/14″ Gas | Top Handle – 32.2cc
CS30EH (S)/CS35EH(S) | 12″/14″ Gas | Top Handle – 34cc
CS33EB/CS33EB(P) | 12″ to 16″ Gas  – 32.2cc
CS33EA(S)/CS33EA(SP) | 12″/14″ Gas  – 32.2cc
CS38EK / CS40EK / CS45EK | 15″ to 18″ Gas  – 38.2cc
CS40EA(S)/CS40EA(SP) | 13″ to 18″ Gas  – 39.62cc
CS33EL / CS38EL / CS40EL / CS45EL | 13″ to 18″ Gas  – 42.9cc
CS51EA(S) / CS51EAP(S) | 13″ to 20″ Gas  – 50.1cc

Homelite

UT43103 | 14″ Electric
UT10640 | 14″ Gas – 42cc
UT43122 | 16″ Electric
UT10660 | 16″ Gas – 42cc
UT10680 | 18″ Gas – 42cc

Husqvarna

View all current chainsaws

Consumer (Husqvarna)

240 | 13″/16″ Gas – 38.2cc
435 | 13″ to 18″ Gas – 40.9cc
440 e-series | 13″ to 18″ – 40.9cc
440 | 18″ – 40.9cc
445 | 13″ to 20″ – 45.7cc
450 e-series | 13″ to 20″ – 50.2cc
450 | 13 to 20″ – 50.2cc
455 Rancher | 13″ to 20″ – 55.5cc
460 Rancher | 13″ to 20″ – 60.3cc
316EL | 14″ Electric – 13 Amp

Professional (Husqvarna)

545 | 13″ to 20″ – 50.1cc
555 | 13″ to 20″ – 59.8cc
365 | 16″ to 28″ – 70.7cc
543 XP | 13″ to 18″ – 43.1cc
550 XP | 13″ to 20″ – 50.1cc
550 XP G | 13″ to 20″ -50.1
550 XP TrioBrake | 13″ to 20″
562 XP | 15″ to 28″ – 59.8cc
562 XP G | 15″ to 28″ – 59.8cc
372 XP | 15″ to 28″ – 70.7cc
372 XP G | 15″ to 28″ – 70.7cc
576 XP | 15″ to 28″ – 73.5cc
576 XP AutoTune | 15″ to 28″ – 73.5cc
390 XP | 18″ to 28″ – 88cc
395 XP | 18″ to 36″ – 94cc
3120 XP | 24″ to 42″ – 118.8cc
T435 | 12″ to 14″ Top Handle – 35.2cc
T540 XP | 12″ to 16″ Top Handle – 37.7cc
536Li XP | 10″ to 14″ Electric – 36 Volt (Li-ion)
T536Li XP | 10″ to 14″ – Electric – 36 Volt (Li-ion)

Pole Saws (Husqvarna)

327P4 | 10″ to 12″ – 24.5cc
327P5x | 10″ to 12″ – 24.5cc
327PT5S | 10″ to 12″ – 24.5cc

ICS

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680GC | 12″/14″ Gas Concrete Chainsaw – 76.5cc
695GC | 16″ Gas Concrete Chainsaw – 94cc
695F4 | 16″ Gas Concrete Chainsaw – 94cc

Jonsered

*All gas models
CS 2238 | 14″/16″ – 38cc
CS 2139 T | 12″ to 16″ – 39cc
CS 2240 | 13″ to 18″ – 40.9cc
CS 2245 | 13″ to 18″ – 45.7cc
CS 2252 | 13″ to 20″ – 50.1cc
CS 2253 | 13″ to 20″ – 50.1cc
CS 2250 S | 13″ to 18″ – 50.2cc
CS 2255 | 13″ to 20″ – 55.5cc
CS 2258 | 13″ to 20″ – 59.8cc
CS 2260 | 13″ to 20″ – 59.8cc
CS 2166 | 16″ to 28″ – 70.7cc
CS 2172 | 16″ to 28″ – 70.7cc
CS 2172 W | 16″ to 28″ – 70.7cc
CS 2188 | 18″ to 28″ – 87.9cc

Makita

DCS5121 | 18″ – 50cc
EA5000P53G | 20″ – 50cc
EA4300F40B | 16″ – 42cc
EA3201S35B | 14″ – 32cc
DCS642120 | 20″ – 64cc
UC4030A | 16″ Electric – 15 Amp
UC3530A | 14″ Electric – 15 Amp
5012B | 11.75″ Electric – 11.5 Amp

McCulloch

View all current models.

CS 340 | 14″/16″ – 34.4cc
CS 380 | 14″/16″ – 38.2cc
CS 410 ELITE | 13″ to 18″ – 40.9cc
CS 450 ELITE | 13″ to 18″ – 45.7cc

Poulan

View all current models.

P3314 | 14″ Gas – 33cc
P4018 | 18″ Gas  – 40cc
P4018WT | 18″ Gas – 40cc
PLN1514 | 14″ Electric – 8 Amp
PLN3516F | 16″ Electric – 12 Amp
PLN1510 | 10″ Electric Pole Saw – 8 Amp

Poulan Pro

View all current models.

PP5020 | 20″ – 50.8cc
PP3816A | 16″ – 38cc
PP4218A | 18″ – 42cc
PP4818A | 18″ – 48cc (carrying case + extra chain)
PR3816 | 16″ – 38cc
PR4218 | 18″ – 42cc
PR4218FE | 18″ – 42cc

RedMax

No longer available.

GZ3500T | 14″ – 35.23CC
GZ380 | 16″ – 38.3CC
GZ4000 | 16″ – 40.1CC
GZ4500 | 18″ – 44CC
G5300 | 16″ – 51.7CC
GZ7000 | 18″ – 68CC

Remington

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RM5118R (41AY80AG983) | 18″ Gas Pole Saw – 51cc
RM1015SPS (41AZ22PG983) | 10″ Electric – 8 Amp
RM1215U (41AZ32UG983) | 12″ Electric – 8 Amp
RM1415A (41AZ42AG983) | 14″ Electric  – 8 Amp
RM1635W (41AZ57WG983) | 16″ Electric  – 12 Amp
RM1840W Log Master | 18″ Electric – 12 Amp (Not on the manufacturers website) (Learn more at Amazon)

Ryobi

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P4360A | 8″ Pole Saw – 18V ONE+ (battery & charger not included)
RY40511 | 14″ – 40 Volt (Li-ion)
RY40500A | 12″ – 40 Volt (Li-ion) (battery & charger not included)
RY40510B | 12″ – 40 Volt (Li-ion)
P543 | 10″ Pole Saw – 18V ONE+ (Li-ion)
P4361 | 8″ Pole Saw – 18V ONE+ (Li-ion)
RY43160A | 8″ Pole Saw – 6 Amp (Li-ion)
RY43200 | 8″ Lopper – 5 Amp
RY15520 | 10″ Pruner Attachment
RY40502A | 14″ Brushless Chainsaw – 40 Volt (Li-ion)

Solo

Currently, there are no listings on Solo chainsaws as the brand is now a part of AL-KO, a large German manufacturers of home & garden equipment. We’ll update when new information is available.

STIHL

Homeowner Saws

MS 170 | 12″ TO 16″ – 30.1CC
MS 180 C-BE | 12″ TO 16″ – 31.8CC
MS 171 | 12″ TO 16″ – 30.1CC
MSA 160 C-BQ  | 10″ TO 14″ Battery – 36 Volts
MS 181 C-BE | 12″ TO 16″ – 31.8CC
MS 251 | 16″/18″ – 45.6CC
MSE 170 C-BQ | Electric 12″ TO 16″ – 13.1 Amp
MS 211 C-BE | 12″ TO 16″ – 35.2CC
MS 250 | 16″/18″ – 45.4CC
MS 251 C-BE | 16″/18″ – 45.6CC

Farm & Ranch Saws

MS 311 | 16″ to 20″ – 59cc
MS 391 | 16″ to 20″- 64.1cc
MS 271 | 16″ to 20″- 50.2cc
MS 291 | 16″ to 20″- 55.5cc
MS 291 C-BEQ | 16″ to 20″- 55.5cc
MS 201 C-E | 12″ to 16″- 35.2cc
MS 150 C-E | 12″- 23.6cc
MSA 200 C-BQ | 14″ – 36 Volt (Li-ion)
MSE 210 C-BQ | Electric – 12″ to 16″
MS 192 C-E | 12″ to 16″ – 30.1cc

Professional Saws

MS 660 MAGNUM | 16″ TO 36″ – 91.6cc
MS 880 MAGNUM | 17″ TO 59″ – 121.6cc
MSE 220 | 16″ TO 20″ Electric – 15 Amps
MS 441 C-MQ MAGNUM | 16″ TO 32″ – 70.7cc
MS 441 C-M MAGNUM | 16″ TO 32″ – 70.7cc
MS 461 | 16″ TO 32″ – 76.5cc
MS 461 R | 16″ TO 32″ – 76.5cc
MS 261 C-M | 16″ TO 20″ – 50.5cc
MS 261 C-MQ | 16″ TO 20″ – 50.5cc
MS 362 C-M | 16″ TO 25″ – 59cc
MS 362 C-MQ | 16″ TO 25″ – 59cc
MS 661 C-M | 16″ TO 32″ – 91.1cc
MS 661 R C-M | 16″ TO 32″ – 91.1cc
MS 241 C-M | 12″ TO 16″ – 42.6cc
MSE 250 C-Q | 16″ TO 18″ Electric
MS 660 R MAGNUM | 16″ TO 36″ – 91.6cc
MS 880 R MAGNUM | 17″ TO 59″ – 121.6cc

In-Tree Saws

MS 201 T | 12″ to 16″ – 35.2cc
MS 150 T C-E | 12″ – 23.6cc
MS 192 T C-E | 12″ to 16″ – 30.1cc

Rescue Saws

MS 461 R Rescue

Pole Saws

HT 56 C-E | 27.2cc
HT 100 | 32.4cc
HT 101 | 31.4cc
HT 130 | 36.3cc
HT 131 | 36.3cc
HT 250 | 40.2cc
HTA 85 | 36.3cc

Sun Joe

SWJ701E | 18″ Electric – 14 Amp
iON16CS | 16″ Battery – 40 Volt (Li-ion)
iON8PS | 8″ Pole Saw – 40 Volt (Li-ion)
SWJ800E | 8″ Electric Pole Saw – 6.5 Amp
SWJ802E | 8″ Electric Pole Saw – 6.5 Amp

Tanaka

*All gas chainsaws
TCS33EB16 | 16″ – 32.2cc
TCS33EDTP | 12″/14″ Top Handle – 32.2cc
TCS40EA18 | 18″ – 39.6cc
TCS51EAP | 20″ – 50.1cc

WORX

View all current models.

WG300 | 14″ Electric – 14 Amp
WG303.1 | 16″ Electric – 14.5 Amp
WG304.1 | 18″ Electric – 15 Amp
WG305 | 14″ Electric – 8 Amp
WG307 | 6″ JawSaw Electric – 5 Amp
WG309 | 10″ Electric Pole Saw – 8 Amp
WG320 | 6″ JawSaw Battery – 20 Volt (Li-ion)

This exhaustive list is intended to strictly remain as a resource page that will continue to grow and change as the chainsaw industry evolves. I hope you find this valuable.

Written by Giovanni Sasso

A lifelong tinkerer, Giovanni "Gio" Sasso has grease ingrained under his nails – a badge of honor from decades disassembling radios, restoring muscle cars, and mastering the nuances of tools. This stubborn curiosity sparked Chainsaw Journal in 2014, a trusted resource where Gio's team of seasoned experts – career professionals and diehard hobbyists – empower enthusiasts with practical wisdom.

With real-world experience in mechanics, power equipment, and electronic engineering, they distill hard-won knowledge into honest reviews and research-backed insights. Though Gio spent 1996-2010 crafting virtual worlds as a video game artist, his true passion lies in demystifying DIY projects, one hands-on guide at a time. When not channeling his inner Tim Taylor, he's likely tinkering with Albee, his sheepadoodle companion.