LAHDEK
LAHDEK Bumper Spike Felling Dog 3-pack for Husqvarna 268 266 272 66 61
Three-pack of bumper spike felling dogs replacing OEM part 501528101 for Husqvarna 61, 66, 266, 268 and 272 chainsaws
- Three-pack gives spare felling dogs for multiple saws
- Fits Husqvarna 268, 266, 272, 66 and 61 models
- Replaces OEM part 501528101 for exact fit
- Petrol chainsaw bumper spike aids stable felling cuts
- New LAHDEK replacement part ready for installation
Direct-fit replacement for Husqvarna saws
This three-pack supplies bumper spikes that replace OEM part 501528101 on Husqvarna 268, 266, 272, 66 and 61 chainsaws. Each spike is made for the listed petrol-powered, two-stroke, single-cylinder models. The parts are new and ready for immediate installation.
Replaces worn or missing factory spikes
When the original felling dogs are rounded off, bent or lost, these units restore the pivot point that lets the saw bite into the log. The jump is worth it whenever the existing spikes no longer grip securely or the saw walks during the cut. One pack covers multiple saws in a fleet or keeps spares on hand.
Bolts to the existing mount on compatible models
Installation uses the factory mounting points on the listed Husqvarna saws, so no extra brackets or adapters are required. The spikes free up cutting leverage by anchoring the saw against the wood, letting the chain do the work. They add no complexity to the saw’s existing configuration.
Highlights
- Three-pack gives spare felling dogs for multiple saws
- Fits Husqvarna 268, 266, 272, 66 and 61 models
- Replaces OEM part 501528101 for exact fit
- Petrol chainsaw bumper spike aids stable felling cuts
- New LAHDEK replacement part ready for installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What chainsaw models do these bumper spikes fit?
The three-pack fits Husqvarna models 268, 266, 272, 66 and 61, replacing OEM part 501528101.
How do I install the bumper spike and what is the common mistake?
Remove the old spike, align the new dog with the mounting holes and torque the fasteners evenly; the frequent error is tightening one bolt fully before the other, which misaligns the spike.
When should I replace the bumper spikes on my saw?
Replace them when the teeth are rounded, the spike body is bent or the mounting holes are elongated, as worn dogs reduce felling control and can damage the crankcase.
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