4 Inch Mini Saw Chainsaw Chain for Stihl GTA 26, 1/4" Mini-Pitch- .043" Gauge 28 Drive Links Blade Pruner Mini Hand Held 4" Mini Cordless Electric Saw for Wood Branch Cutting,3670 005 0028(40ETP28X1)

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• 【SPECIFICATIONS】4 Inch Chainsaw Chain 1/4" Mini-Pitch- .043" Gauge 28 Drive Links (40ETP28X1),Semi Chisel. This low-kickback saw chain meets the kickback performance requirement of ANSI B175.1-2012 when tested according to the provisions of ANSI B175.1-2012.
• 【Features】 Germany steel with heating temperature control and punching system make better toughness, Flatness. All saw chain rivets hardened and quenched, resists wear and improves strength, reducing chain tension changes.
• 【Features】Japanese chrome-plated technology creates better durability for cutters, and each of them was grinded and cold-headed with Rotary machines, becomes sharper than ever.
• 【Lubrication System】The oil storage grooves in each drive link and oil storage bump in each tie strap effectively distribute more oil throughout the chain, reducing friction with lower tendency for stretching and enhancing its longevity.Every saw chain comes with protective oil, resists corrosion.
• 【FIND YOUR CHAIN】Check the owner's manual or the guide bar side stamp to find the PITCH, GAUGE, LENGTH and DRIVE LINK NUMBER and select the chain according to these parameters. You are also welcome to contact the UPFOREST Customer Support with the chainsaw/bar part number, we are always ready to assist you. (Tips: Visit the UPFOREST amazon store for all sizes of saw chains.)
• Chain Replacement OEM: For Stihl 3670 005 0028, 71 PM3 28,Fit for Stihl GTA 26 Blade Pruner Mini Chainsaw.Every saw chain comes with protective oil, resists corrosion.
• Chainsaw Chain For Stihl GTA26,Easy to install: Just turn the screw; remove the original chain; then replace it with a new one and tighten the screw. Make sure the chain is oriented correctly, i.e. the long sharp blade points forward.