Mr Mower Parts Chainsaw Bar 36" Forestry-Pro Professional Quality Solid Steel bar with a Replaceable Sprocket Nose Compatible with Husqvarna Jonsered Efco Partner Pioneer Poulan Shindaiwa Solo

What It Is

This is a 36-inch, solid-steel chainsaw bar with a replaceable sprocket nose, designed for heavy-duty felling and bucking on gas-powered saws. It’s marketed as a professional-grade replacement for Husqvarna, Jonsered, Efco, Partner, Pioneer, Poulan, Shindaiwa, and Solo models.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check these three things:

• Mount type: This bar uses a standard small-mount (Husqvarna/K095) pattern. Verify your saw’s bar mount type—most Husqvarna 350-390 series, Jonsered 2045-2171, and Poulan 295-4620 use this, but larger saws (e.g., Husqvarna 395XP) need a large mount.
• Pitch & gauge: The bar is designed for .375” (3/8”) pitch and .050” or .058” gauge chain. Confirm your chain matches—mismatch causes poor cutting or safety risk.
• Drive link count: A 36” bar typically requires 84-86 drive links for 3/8” pitch. Your chain must match the bar’s length, sprocket nose, and gauge. Measure your current chain’s drive links if possible.

Key Things to Know

• Quality concerns: Only 1 review (2.0/5 stars) suggests poor fit or durability issues. This is not a proven OEM-grade bar—expect potential warping or sprocket wear faster than Oregon or Husqvarna bars.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. You’ll need to match the bar’s oil holes and adjust chain tension. The sprocket nose is replaceable, but replacement noses may be hard to source separately.
• Common gotchas: The “Forestry-Pro” branding is generic—no brand warranty or support. The bar may require filing the oiler hole or slot to fit some saws. Always test with the saw off and chain removed.
• Weight: 36” solid steel is heavy (approx. 3-4 lbs). Only use on saws with 80cc+ displacement for safe power.

Should You Buy It

Only if you need a 36” bar on a tight budget and already own a compatible saw with enough power. But the low rating, lack of brand support, and fitment risks make this a gamble—spend more on an Oregon or OEM Husqvarna bar for reliability. Skip it for occasional use or critical work.