Stihl MSA 60 C-B chain size
The chain for your Stihl MSA 60 C-B
Which bar is on your saw?
- Pitch
- 1/4"
- Gauge
- .043"
- Drive links
- 56
- Pitch
- 1/4"
- Gauge
- .043"
- Drive links
- 64
- Pitch
- 1/4"
- Gauge
- .043"
- Drive links
- 72
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Check pitch, gauge and drive links on the listing before you order. How this works
Stihl 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10" | 71 PMM3 56 | 3005 008 3403 | 1/4" / .043" | 56 |
| 12" | 71 PMM3 64 | 3005 008 3405 | 1/4" / .043" | 64 |
| 14" | 71 PMM3 72 | 3005 008 3409 | 1/4" / .043" | 72 |
Check the chain on your saw
Find pitch and gauge from the number on a drive link
See all stamp numbers
| 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 a Stihl MSA 60 C-B take?
The Stihl MSA 60 C-B takes 1/4" pitch, .043" gauge chain. Drive links by bar length: 10" bar 56, 12" bar 64, 14" bar 72.
How many drive links is a Stihl MSA 60 C-B chain?
It depends on the bar: 56 on a 10" bar, 64 on a 12" bar, 72 on a 14" bar. The bar length is usually printed near the mount.
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.