10" Replacement Pole Saw Chain

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10" Replacement Pole Saw Chain

$20 ★ 3.8

10" Replacement Pole Saw Chain For EGO 10-Inch PSA1000/MPS1000/MPS1001 PSX2500 PPSX2504 Pole Saw 3/8" LP 40DL .043 /AC1000

Bar length10"
Pitch3/8"
Gauge.043""
Drive links40DL
CategorySaw Chains
Part numberB0CFFCJ164
ConditionNew — aftermarket replacement

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Overview

This 10-inch pole saw chain is an aftermarket replacement for worn, damaged, or dull original chain setups using a 3/8” low-profile drive system. It’s intended for homeowners who want to restore clean cutting performance without replacing the entire bar and chain assembly. If your current chain is stretching excessively, cutting crooked, or struggling to bite into wood, this is the type of replacement part to look at.

Key specifications

  • Bar length: 10”
  • Pitch: 3/8”
  • Gauge: .043”
  • Drive links: 40DL

Compatibility

This chain is sized to fit EGO 10-inch pole saw setups including PSA1000, MPS1000, MPS1001, PSX2500, PPSX2504, and AC1000-compatible applications that use a 3/8” LP, .043” gauge, 40-drive-link chain. Always verify your exact model number and confirm the pitch, gauge, and drive link count from your existing chain or owner’s manual before ordering.

Installation notes

Before installation, disconnect power and wear gloves since even a dull chain can cut skin. Set chain tension so the chain seats properly on the bar but still moves freely by hand; a new chain will usually need a tension check after the first few cuts. Keep the chain oiled and let it break in gently to reduce premature wear on both the chain and bar.

Common questions

Q: Will this 10” replacement chain fit my EGO PSA1000 pole saw, or is it only for the newer PSX2500 and PPSX2504 models?

Yes, this chain is made to fit the EGO 10-inch PSA1000, MPS1000, MPS1001, PSX2500, and PPSX2504 pole saw setups that use a 3/8” low-profile, 40 drive link, .043 gauge chain. As long as your bar is the 10-inch AC1000 style and your existing chain specs match 3/8” LP, 40DL, and .043, it should fit correctly.

Q: My old chain says 3/8” LP and .043, but I’m not sure what 40DL means—does that matter for this replacement?

Yes, 40DL means 40 drive links, and that count needs to match your bar and sprocket setup for proper fit. Even if the pitch and gauge are correct, a chain with the wrong drive link count will be either too long or too short for your 10-inch pole saw bar.

Q: Is there anything specific I should check when installing this chain on my EGO MPS1001 pole saw?

Make sure the cutters are facing forward on the top side of the bar, then set the chain tension so the drive links stay engaged in the bar groove while still pulling around by hand. After the first few cuts, recheck tension because a new 3/8” LP chain can stretch slightly during initial use, and keep the bar oil reservoir filled to reduce wear.

Compatibility

This part is verified to fit the following equipment. Always confirm the model number stamped on your machine before ordering.

EGO 10-Inch PSA1000 — Ego PSA1000 chain size chart
MPS1000
MPS1001 PSX2500 PPSX2504 Pole Saw 3 — Ego PS1001 chain size chart
8" LP 40DL .043
AC1000 — Ego AC1000 chain size chart

Not sure which part you need? See our guide: How to measure your bar or How to read the stamp on your guide bar.

Before you buy — how to verify fitment

  1. Find the bar stamp. Look on the side of your current guide bar for the pitch, gauge, and drive-link count.
  2. Match all three numbers. Pitch (3/8), gauge (.043"), and drive links (40DL) must all match.
  3. Check bar length. Measure cutting length from the tip to where the bar enters the saw body — this should match 10".
  4. Confirm your saw model against the compatibility list above. If your model isn't listed, the chain may still fit if pitch/gauge/DL match.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know this chain fits my saw?

Match three numbers: pitch, gauge, and drive-link count. All three must match the stamp on your current bar. If even one is off, the chain won't fit safely.

How do I measure pitch and gauge?

Pitch is the distance between any three consecutive rivets, divided by two. Gauge is the thickness of the drive links — measure with a caliper or check the bar stamp. Our guide covers both in detail.

How long does a replacement chain last?

With proper tension and occasional sharpening, an aftermarket chain lasts 3–5 cords of firewood or about 5 hours of active cutting — roughly the same as OEM.

Can I sharpen this chain or is it single-use?

Absolutely sharpen it. A quality replacement chain can be sharpened 3–5 times before the cutters are too short. Keep a round file matched to the cutter diameter.

Where to buy

This part is available through Amazon with free returns on most orders. We've verified the fitment listed above — check the live listing for current price, stock, and delivery options.

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