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Your Chainsaw Model Number Could Be
  • On the side of the motor housing
  • On the starter housing
  • On the side of the housing, behind the top handle
  • Near the rear grip

Sample Model Number Tag

The model number will most likely appear on either a paper sticker or a metal plate.

Model numbers can be made up of numbers, letters, or a combination of both such as "1005400" or "LAT100AAE".

They may also include the brand name or a year of production such as "16400 3900001-3999999 – 1993" or "2150LE-PREDATOR TYPE 1".

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Popular Chainsaw Models

We Have 36 Models. Need help finding your model number?

 

5012B
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5014NB
Chainsaw
5016NB
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DCS330TH
Chainsaw
DCS34
33cc./14" Chainsaw
DCS340
33cc Chainsaw
DCS341
14" 33cc Chainsaw
DCS3416
33 cc 16" Chainsaw
DCS400
39cc Chainsaw
DCS401
16" 39cc Chainsaw
DCS430
43cc Chainsaw
DCS431
43cc Chainsaw
DCS460-18
46 cc./18" Chainsaw
DCS510-18
Chainsaw - 50 cc./18"
DCS51020
50 cc 20" Chainsaw
DCS520
52cc Chainsaw
DCS5200I
52cc Chainsaw
DCS520i
Gasoline Chain Saw
DCS540
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Popular Makita Chainsaw Parts

Carbon Brush Set – Part Number: CB154 Carbon Brush Set
$8.21
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Brush Holder Cap 6.513.5 – Part Number: 643650-4 Brush Holder Cap 6.513.5
$1.99
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This is a brush holder cap for a variety of power tools. The cap contains the brush in the holder. It protects the motor brush on the motor brush holder by covering it. To remove the cap, you will need a slotted screwdriver. Do not press hard when removing this part, they break easily under pressure.
Tapping Screw 4X18 – Part Number: 265995-6 Tapping Screw 4X18
$1.99
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This is a self-tapping screw, and it is found on multiple power tools and lawn equipment. This screw is different because it can tap its own hole into tough materials, such as metals and hard plastics. This part is M4 x 18 and almost 1 inch long.
Spark Plug – Part Number: 965-603-021 Spark Plug
$6.16
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Cord Guard / Strain Reliever – Part Number: 682505-8 Cord Guard / Strain Reliever
$2.40
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This cord guard or strain reliever prevents cord damage by covering the last portion of a cord before entering a tool. This provides extra support and rigidness. The cord fits garden and lawn equipment. With use, the cord guard can break down and your cord is left unprotected, in this case it is best to replace the guard. Refer to the diagram provided by the manufacturer for installation instructions.
Pan Head Screw – Part Number: 911113-1 Pan Head Screw
$3.99
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Steel Ball 3.5 – Part Number: 216001-0 Steel Ball 3.5
$0.99
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Ball Bearing – Part Number: 211031-6 Ball Bearing
$11.17
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Suction Head – Part Number: 010-114-010 Suction Head
$6.73
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Tapping Screw Bind CT 4X12 – Part Number: 266026-4 Tapping Screw Bind CT 4X12
$2.99
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Switch TG70B – Part Number: 651923-1 Switch TG70B
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Disc – Part Number: 928-405-000 Disc
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Chainsaw Repair By Symptom

25% Chain comes off guide bar
25% of Customers Reported
When the chain continues to slip off the guide bar even when adjusted properly, it may mean there is an issue with the tensioner. Learn more with our troubleshooting help.
25% Chain will not cut
25% of Customers Reported
If your chainsaw will not cut, it is most likely a problem with the chain. Learn how to check for damage and proper alignment with our troubleshooting guide.
25% Chain will not turn or will not stop turning
25% of Customers Reported
When the chain will not stop turning on your chainsaw, or will not turn at all, it may be because there is an issue with the engine or clutch. What out what to look for with our repair guide.
25% Saw does not cut unless heavily forced or cuts fine saw dust
25% of Customers Reported
If your chainsaw does not cut properly, it is most likely cause by a faulty or improperly tensioned chain. Find out how to fix this problem with our repair help.
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