Echo CS-800P chain size
The chain for your Echo CS-800P
- Pitch
- 3/8"
- Gauge
- .050"
- Drive links
- 70
The Echo CS-800P with a 20" bar takes 3/8" pitch, .050" gauge chain with 70 drive links (Oregon E70).
Bar mount D176
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Echo genuine part numbers
If you prefer the maker's own parts, these are the numbers to ask for at a dealer.
| Bar | Chain part no. | Bar part no. | Pitch / gauge | Drive links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20" | 72LPX70CQ | 20D0PS3870, 20D0PS3870C | 3/8" / .050" | 70 |
| 24" | 72LPX81CQ | 24D0PS3881, 24D0PS3881C | 3/8" / .050" | 81 |
| 27" | 72LPX93CQ | 27D0PS3893, 27D0PS3893C | 3/8" / .050" | 93 |
| 32" | 72LPX105CQ | 32D0PS3805, 32D0PS3805C | 3/8" / .050" | 105 |
| 36" | 72LPX116CQ | 36D0PS3816, 36D0PS3816C | 3/8" / .050" | 116 |
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Find pitch and gauge from the number on a drive link
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| Stamp | Pitch | Gauge |
|---|---|---|
| 11 | 3/4" | .122" |
| 16 | .404" | .063" |
| 18 | .404" | .080" |
| 20 | .325" | .050" |
| 21 | .325" | .058" |
| 22 | .325" | .063" |
| 25 | 1/4" | .050" |
| 26 | .404" | .058" |
| 27 | .404" | .063" |
| 33 | .325" | .050" |
| 34 | .325" | .058" |
| 35 | .325" | .063" |
| 50 | .404" | .050" |
| 51 | .404" | .058" |
| 52 | .404" | .063" |
| 58 | .404" | .058" |
| 59 | .404" | .063" |
| 68 | .404" | .063" |
| 72 | 3/8" | .050" |
| 73 | 3/8" | .058" |
| 75 | 3/8" | .063" |
| 80 | .325" LP | .043" |
| 90 | 3/8" LP | .043" |
| 91 | 3/8" LP | .050" |
| 95 | .325" | .050" |
Questions people ask
What size chain does an Echo CS-800P take?
The Echo CS-800P with a 20" bar takes 3/8" pitch, .050" gauge chain with 70 drive links (Oregon E70).
What bar fits an Echo CS-800P?
A bar with the D176 mount, in one of these lengths: 20".
Can I use a chain with the same length but different pitch?
No. Pitch and gauge have to match the bar and sprocket, and the drive link count has to match the bar. A chain that is off on any of the three will not fit or run safely.