Corona TP400 chain size

Chainsaw drawing: the bar and chain are the parts this page is about

The chain for your Corona TP400

Which bar is on your saw?

10" bar

Pitch
3/8" LP
Gauge
.050"
Drive links
40
  • Oregon S40
  • Same as Stihl 63PM3, Husqvarna H36
  • File 5/32"

12" bar

Pitch
3/8" LP
Gauge
.050"
Drive links
45
  • Oregon S45
  • Same as Stihl 63PM3, Husqvarna H36
  • File 5/32"

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Check pitch, gauge and drive links on the listing before you order. How this works

All bar lengths for the Corona TP400
Chain for each bar length
BarPitchGaugeDrive linksChain
10"3/8" LP.050"40S40
12"3/8" LP.050"45S45

The Corona TP400 takes 3/8" LP pitch, .050" gauge chain. Drive links by bar length: 10" bar 40, 12" bar 45.

Check the chain on your saw

Drawing: pitch is the distance between three rivets divided by two
Pitch Measure across three rivets and divide by two. Common pitches are 1/4", .325", 3/8" and .404".
Drawing: gauge is the thickness of the drive link in the bar groove
Gauge The thickness of the drive link that rides in the bar groove: .043", .050", .058" or .063".
Drawing: count the drive links, the tabs under the chain
Drive links Lay the chain flat and count the tabs underneath. Mark one with a paint pen so you know where you started.
Find pitch and gauge from the number on a drive link
Type the number on a drive link
See all stamp numbers
Drive link stamp number to pitch and gauge
StampPitchGauge
113/4".122"
16.404".063"
18.404".080"
20.325".050"
21.325".058"
22.325".063"
251/4".050"
26.404".058"
27.404".063"
33.325".050"
34.325".058"
35.325".063"
50.404".050"
51.404".058"
52.404".063"
58.404".058"
59.404".063"
68.404".063"
723/8".050"
733/8".058"
753/8".063"
80.325" LP.043"
903/8" LP.043"
913/8" LP.050"
95.325".050"

Questions people ask

What size chain does a Corona TP400 take?

The Corona TP400 takes 3/8" LP pitch, .050" gauge chain. Drive links by bar length: 10" bar 40, 12" bar 45.

How many drive links is a Corona TP400 chain?

It depends on the bar: 40 on a 10" bar, 45 on a 12" bar. The bar length is usually printed near the mount.

Can I use a chain with the same length but different pitch?

No. Pitch and gauge have to match the bar and sprocket, and the drive link count has to match the bar. A chain that is off on any of the three will not fit or run safely.

Other saws with the same chain

All saws that take S40 All saws that take S45