Overview
Built for Black & Decker LCS1020 LCS1020B 20V Max Chainsaw chainsaws, this replacement chain delivers consistent cuts and reliable durability at a fraction of OEM cost. Packaged as a set of 2, giving you a ready spare. Keeping a spare chain on hand means less downtime during jobs, and swapping a dull chain takes just minutes.
Key specifications
- Bar length: 10”
- Pitch: 3/8”
- Gauge: .043”
- Quantity: 2 chains per pack
Compatibility
Fits Black & Decker LCS1020 LCS1020B 20V Max Chainsaw as a direct replacement for the factory chain. Verify your specific model number and existing chain dimensions before purchasing.
Installation notes
Disconnect the spark plug wire or remove the battery before changing a chainsaw chain. Remove the bar cover, release bar tension, and take off the old chain. Place the new chain into the bar groove with the cutting teeth facing forward on top. Reinstall the cover, adjust chain tension until snug, and test by pulling the chain around the bar by hand. Re-check tension after a few minutes of use.
Common questions
Q: Will this 10-inch chain fit my Black & Decker LCS1020B 20V Max chainsaw, or is it only for the LCS1020?
Yes, this chain set is made to fit both the Black & Decker LCS1020 and LCS1020B 20V Max chainsaws that use a 10-inch bar and 3/8” pitch chain. As long as your saw is one of those models with the standard 10-inch setup, these replacement chains should install correctly.
Q: Do I need to adjust chain tension after installing one of these on my Black & Decker LCS1020?
Yes, you should always check and adjust the tension after installing a new chain, and then recheck it after the first few cuts since new chains can stretch slightly. The chain should sit snugly on the 10-inch bar but still pull around by hand with gloves without binding.
Q: Are these 3/8” pitch chains good for trimming branches and small firewood on the Black & Decker LCS1020B?
Yes, they are well suited for normal cutting tasks the LCS1020B is designed for, such as limb removal, yard cleanup, and cutting smaller wood. For best performance, keep the chain sharp, maintain proper bar oil flow, and avoid forcing the saw through dirty or oversized material.
