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Seeing as how I used to buy most of my supplies online and had them delivered to me, I got used to dealing with minor issues myself. It was a lot more cost and time efficient to fix it myself rather than return it and wait for a refund. But if you bought it locally, by all means return it and...

So make your chains 1 link longer? Or if you buy your chains pre-made then grab your drill and redrill the bar holes. If this is a game stopper for you then I'm not sure what to say.

Because that's the size you bought? The ones I used to buy for my Husqvarna 346xp were all .050 gauge, as was the chain I bought by the roll.

Stig, the size saws you run typically are wearing 28"-36" bars in this country. You are running short 20" bars on big saws. Sean is putting a 20" bar on a saw 1/3 the size of your saws. If we only ran 20" bars on 5-6 cube saws then we wouldn't have a problem with oil output, either. That said...

Stihls as a rule are very stingy with their oilers, so Stihl saws have much less lubrication for their bars and chains. Therefore Stihl bars and chains are typically much harder steel than the Oregon products (Oregon makes 90% of all other brands on the market). Because of the oilers, I only use...