Oregon 14-Inch Chain Saw Chain Fits Craftsman, Echo, Homelite, Poulan, S52

Q: Will it fit Poulan PLN1514 electric chain saw?

No it will not. That's the same chain saw I own. What you need is the Oregon S49. The number on the package corresponds to the number of chain links and the PLN1514 has 49. I hope this has been helpful to you. You can follow this link or copy and paste. http://www.amazon.com/Oregon-14-Inch-McCulloch-Remington-S49/dp/B00004RA87/ref=sr_1_1?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1412270180&sr=1-1&keywords=oregon+s49+chain

Q: I have a ut 43102/14 Homelite electric chain saw. replacement chain says 52 3/8 L.P. Believe this is the chain i want! Is It?

Yes Patrick but to be on the safe, here's a trick I learned that's fool proof. All you do is count the small cutting blades on your old chain and that would be the chain number you need, ie: S49, S50, S52. I tell you this because I have a Poulan Pro and I was told that I needed a S52 but it turned out too long and I ended up going through all the trouble of returning it. So I went to the local hardware store and a very helpful employee just counted the links on my old one and it came out to 49 so he said I needed an S49 and voila! it worked perfectly. I hope this info helps but of course if you don't have the old chain available then we would have to assume that the 52 stands for 52 cutting links.

Q: Will it replace craftmans part # 71-3617 for an old Craftman 14" electric chain saw

Yes.......it will fit all 14-inch saws........the quality is very good. Depending on where you live and how much you use your saw, you might consider buying two replacements. I typically use mine for many different jobs around the yard. If you have the availability of having the original chain sharpened, the cost is usually about $5 or $6. I have three chains so if I am in the middle of a large diameter tree, I can usually finish the job faster by having a quick replacement. I have cut trunks 24 inches in diameter....a sharp chain is essential!

Q: What is the meaning of "S52" and "S49" on the chain replacement?

Not certain but I believe it has to do with the spacing of the teeth on the wheel at the end of the bar. I have two 14-inch bars for my chainsaw, one that fits s49 and the other s52. Always better to have a choice you know.