Oregon Cutting Systems #D025U 25' Semi Chisel Chain

I've been using these chains for 16 years and roughly 200 cords of hardwood. They last a long time if they're getting plenty of barlube. My poulan would burn these chains out due to lack of lube flow, saws fault not the chain. On my Echo these chains last a long time, small saw, lots of lube. On my Husky these chains last pretty well, fairly big high rpm saw, rips like crazy with a new or just sharpened chain. You people trashing the chain because it's the wrong one; well I don't find that the chains fault. When you get the right one, save the label so you remember what to order. These resharpen easily, and I like to do a quick sharpening before a fairly serious day is coming up.

When you order a new chain for your chain saw; know your pitch (i.e 3/8), gauge (.050), number of links (72), length of bar (20 inch) and then you will be fine. Its more important than if your saw is listed or not listed on the box. Oregon chains are a decent product

The seller should be more specific, my 20" Poulan Pro chain saw model pp4620 needs an Oregon part number H78, not D72. Evidently the Poulan and the Poulan Pro are two different items.I should have checked before I ordered but the seller would be well advised to give a better description.