
Husqvarna X-Cut S93G 16 Inch Chainsaw Chain, 3/8" Mini Pitch, .050" Gauge, 56 Drive Link Chainsaw Blade Replacement, Pre-Stretched and Low Kickback, Gray
R 314.85−20%
4.8(979)
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- 06 Sep 2026
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Husqvarna X-Cut S93G 16 Inch Chainsaw Chain, 3/8" Mini Pitch, .050" Gauge, 56 Drive Link Chainsaw Blade Replacement, Pre-Stretched and Low Kickback, Gray
4.8(979) Checked Yesterday
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Husqvarna X-Cut S93G 12 Inch Chainsaw Chain, 3/8" Mini Pitch, .050" Gauge, 45 Drive Link Chainsaw Blade Replacement, Pre-Stretched and Low Kickback, Gray4.8(994) Checked 22 days ago
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+R 91.28
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Description
Includes one Husqvarna S93G 16 Inch Chainsaw Chain replacement compatible with the following Husqvarna chainsaw bar models: 120 (MII), 130, 135 (MII), 240, T435 and T540XP
Semi-Chisel Chain: Husqvarna chainsaw chains 16 inch replacements use a semi-chisel chain that is easy to file and stays sharper longer, with 56 drive links, a 3/8" MINI pitch and .050" gauge
Excellent Precision and Maneuverability: These chainsaw blades give your gas chainsaw excellent precision and high cutting efficiency to improve maneuverability while reducing strain and fatigue
Durable and Reliable: Long-lasting sharpness right out of the box lets you postpone sharpening for longer plus reduces kickback, while a precisely balanced combination of materials and manufacturing processes produce a highly durable chainsaw blade
All Cutting Tasks: These Husqvarna chainsaw parts are suitable for all standard cutting tasks and ideal for arborists and tree care experts due to smooth operation and optimal performance in narrow es