Description

Overview

The NF-T29 bar is a heavy-duty 22 inch 3/8 saw bar for firewood processors. The product photo labels it as a T29FHC saw bar. Therefore, check the processor model and the bar fit with your dealer before you order the NF-T29 bar.

This page gives you the facts from the product listing. It also explains how to use and care for the bar. Read the key features and the specifications before you order.

How to use the saw bar

Before you start, check that the bar is straight and the mounting is tight. Then fit the chain and set the correct tension. Next, run the saw at low speed for a short test. Keep the chain lubricated while you cut.

Also, check the bar after each long job. For example, look for wear on the rails, a bent nose and loose mounting holes. If you find damage, replace the bar before you continue.

Care for the saw bar

Keep the bar clean and free of sawdust between jobs. Check the bar groove and the oil holes at regular intervals. Store the bar dry and flat. For related parts and attachments, visit our accessories page. To read about guide bars in general, see the Wikipedia article on guide bars.

Key features

• Heavy-duty replacement saw bar
• Designed for T29FHC firewood processors
• Hardened steel construction
• Professional cutting performance
• Smooth and efficient cutting
• Long service life

Also, these features suit professional wood processing. For example, the product photo describes fast, aggressive and consistent cutting for industrial firewood processing use.

Specifications

The product page lists only the items below. No other values are added.

• Size: 22 inch
• Type: 3/8 saw bar
• Model shown on the product photo: T29FHC

Compatibility

The product photo says the bar is designed for the T29FHC firewood processor. The page does not name a chain pitch or a gauge. Therefore, confirm the processor model and the bar fit with your dealer before you order the NF-T29 bar.

Before you buy, compare the 22 inch length and the 3/8 size with your chain. Then, confirm the fit with your saw. This step helps you avoid a wrong order.