Get the most out of your
ICS Guide Bar
Part Number 553208
This guide bar is referred to as a
12 Inch guide bar because it will provide
a
12 inch cutting depth when used with these ICS Pro-Cutter Hydraulic Saws:
12 inch cutting depth when used with these ICS Pro-Cutter Hydraulic Saws:
623F4
633F4
695F4
695XL-F4
695PG
695XL-PG
Guide Bar P/N 553208 - Referred to as a "12 Inch Guide Bar"
Overall Length:
18 Inches (45.7cm) 
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Chain Tensioning
Tip Sheet
Tip Sheet
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Concrete Cutting
Tip Sheet
Tip Sheet
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Chain Life
Tip Sheet
Tip Sheet
Please Click Here This ICS video shows proper chain tensioning.
Why is the overall length of my guidebar different
from the descriptive length of my guide bar?
from the descriptive length of my guide bar?
Overall Length
A guide bar that is called a 12" bar on one saw may have a different overall length from a guide bar on a different saw. This is because the drive sprocket on different powerheads are positioned at different distances from front of the saws.
Descriptive (Called) Length
ICS Describes their guide bars by how deep the saw is able to cut into a concrete wall. A 12" guide bar cuts 12" into a concrete wall. The saw is able to cut 12" because the bar extends 12" out from the saw powerhead. That is why these two lengths are different.
It is best to use the overall length when your not sure of which guide bar to buy. The overall length will always remain a constant.
However, as your chain stretches during normal use, you'll use the chain tensioner to extend the guide bar, and it is therefore a less reliable measurement.
However, as your chain stretches during normal use, you'll use the chain tensioner to extend the guide bar, and it is therefore a less reliable measurement.
