Echo CS501-P Chain Question

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Sppako3

New Member
Jul 10, 2019
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Hudson, Wi
I purchased an Echo 501-P this past Spring as a lighter alternative to my heavy 620P. It is so much easier to use for a few hours at a time cutting up the mid-sized stuff.

Wondering if anyone on here knows what Oregon chain fits this? Saw isn't listed on their packaging and my local echo dealer makes their own chains but can't have one ready for me tomorrow, of course, when I need it.

I let someone borrow the saw and of course the chain came back in bad shape.

Thanks!
 
I don't know why no one has replied but here goes....

According to the Echo web site, the CS-501P uses their 20LPX chain. Looking closer at their web site shows that is a .325 pitch, .050 gauge, 72 drive link chain on an 18" bar.
and a .325 pitch, .050 gauge, 78 drive link on a 20" bar...

SAW

(broken link removed to https://www.echo-usa.com/Products/Accessories/Chainsaw-Accessories/Chain/18-Chain-20LPX-Series)

Those numbers should also be on your saw's bar.. Like this..

[Hearth.com] Echo CS501-P Chain Question


So, those are the numbers you need to see on the box...

I could go to the Oregon web site, but I'll save that for you..

Good luck!!

ErikR
 
OK, so I'll do the work for you.... all are .325 .050 72 link

Chain with more safety features...
G72
20BPX 072G

With less...
20LGX 072G
20LPX 072G
95TXL 072G
M72

You're welcome..