944418451 Craftsman Chainsaw - Overview

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16 – Part Number: 160SDEA041
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16
Part #160SDEA041
This is an authentic manufacturer made replacement part which is specially designed for use with Craftsman chainsaws. The chainsaw chain attaches to and rotates around the chainsaw bar. This part is made of steel and is sold individually. For installation, you will need a sprocket wrench and flat head screwdriver to retention the chain.
Bar Clamp – Part Number: 530053531
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Bar Clamp
Part #530053531
Oil Pump – Part Number: 530403311
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Oil Pump
Part #530403311
Harness – Part Number: 530404254
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Harness
Part #530404254
This is a genuine replacement part sourced from the original manufacturer for use with chain saws made by Craftsman. The harness controls the electrical power to the to the chain saw. Unfortunately, over time it may wear out or get damaged eventually requiring a replacement. This part is made of durable material and sold individually.
91Vg-56Chain – Part Number: S56
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91Vg-56Chain
Part #S56
Dowel Pin – Part Number: 530015266
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Dowel Pin
Part #530015266
O-Ring – Part Number: 530019136
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O-Ring
Part #530019136
Band-Brake – Part Number: 530053076
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Band-Brake
Part #530053076
Cover-Spring – Part Number: 530053334
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Cover-Spring
Part #530053334
Decal-Warning – Part Number: 530058947
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Decal-Warning
Part #530058947
Left Motor Housing – Part Number: 530403276
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Left Motor Housing
Part #530403276
Assembly-Housing – Part Number: 530404213
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Assembly-Housing
Part #530404213

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I lost the oil cap for lubing blade
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  • Joseph from COLLEGEVILLE, PA
  • Very Difficult
  • 30 - 60 mins
I ordered new one, it took a while to arrive and I found the diameter threads were wrong, seems like a simple part to replace, guess not
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