Homelite UT10926 chainsaw Parts

Yes, many Oregon replacement chains fit Homelite saws, including the Homelite UT10926, as long as the chain matches your bar and sprocket specs (pitch, gauge, and drive link count). We recommend matching those measurements first, then selecting a chain built to the same specs.

What you must match (not just the brand)

To get the right fit and safe cutting performance, match these items exactly:

• Bar length (the cutting length your saw is set up for)
• Pitch (must match the drive sprocket and bar)
• Gauge (must match the bar groove width)
• Drive link count (must match the bar length and pitch)
• Chain type (standard, low-kickback, full chisel, etc.)

Quick fit check you can do on the saw

If you do not have the original packaging, use these practical checks:

• Look for pitch and gauge markings stamped on the guide bar (common location: near the mounting slot)
• Count drive links by counting each link that rides in the bar groove
• Confirm the chain sits fully in the bar groove and the cutters face forward on the top run
• Tension the chain; it should pull around smoothly by hand (with the engine off)

Why it matters

A chain that is the wrong pitch or gauge can bind, derail, wear the bar and sprocket quickly, and create unsafe kickback conditions. Matching the specs keeps cutting smooth and protects the clutch and bar.

Parts on this UT10926 page that can help during a chain swap

While the chain itself is not listed in the parts shown here, these related items are commonly used during service:

What it helps with	Part on this page	When you would use it
Basic tune-up before blaming the chain	Spark plug 870174002	Hard starting, weak power, misfire
Fuel delivery issues that feel like “no power”	Fuel line 0745416	Cracking, leaking, air in fuel line
Starting system service	Start kit UP06749A	Rope not retracting, starter slipping

For more troubleshooting steps when the saw will not start or runs poorly, use tips for a hard to start chainsaw.

Last updated: February 2026

For the Homelite UT10926 gas chainsaw, use the fuel-to-oil ratio specified for your exact saw; most homeowner 2-stroke chainsaws run 50:1 with air-cooled 2-cycle oil mixed into fresh gasoline. Mix in an approved fuel can, then fill the tank.

Use the correct ratio first

We set the mix ratio based on the manufacturer specification for the model and engine family. Using the wrong ratio can cause hard starting, plug fouling, or internal engine damage.

• Use fresh unleaded gasoline (stale fuel causes rough running)
• Use air-cooled 2-cycle oil (not marine 2-cycle oil)
• Measure accurately; do not “eyeball” the oil
• Mix in a fuel can; do not mix directly in the chainsaw tank
• Make only what you will use within 30 days

Quick mixing chart (common ratios)

Gasoline amount	50:1 oil	40:1 oil	32:1 oil
1 gallon	2.6 oz	3.2 oz	4.0 oz
2 gallons	5.1 oz	6.4 oz	8.0 oz
1 liter	20 ml	25 ml	31 ml

Best-practice mixing steps

• Add about half the gas to the can.
• Add the measured 2-cycle oil.
• Add the remaining gas, cap, and shake to blend.
• Label the can with the ratio and date.

Why it matters

Correct mix ratio lubricates the piston, cylinder, and crank bearings. Too little oil scores the cylinder; too much oil increases smoke and can foul the plug.

If it starts running poorly after fueling

• Check and replace a fouled plug with spark plug 870174002
• Inspect for cracks or loose connections and replace the fuel line 0745416
• If it still runs rough, follow tips for a hard to start chainsaw

Last updated: February 2026

The model number for this Homelite gas chainsaw is UT10926. You will typically find UT10926 on the model tag near the starter housing, rear handle area, or on the saw body close to the fuel tank; match that tag to the parts list to ensure correct fit.

Where to find the model number on a UT10926 chainsaw

Check these common locations on Homelite chainsaws:

• On a sticker or plate near the recoil starter (pull-start) housing
• On the rear handle or handle frame area
• Near the fuel tank or oil tank area
• On the crankcase or chassis label (sometimes partially covered by grime)
• In the area where the bar mounts (less common)

How to confirm you are reading the right number

Chainsaws often show multiple identifiers. Use the model number for parts matching.

What you see on the tag	What it means	Use it for
UT10926	Model number	Ordering the correct parts
Serial number	Unique unit ID	Service history, identification
Engine size (cc)	Displacement	General reference only

Why it matters

Homelite chainsaw parts can vary by model and production run. Using UT10926 helps us match the correct ignition, carburetor, fuel line routing, and hardware so you do not end up with a part that looks right but will not install correctly.

Parts that commonly depend on the exact model number

If you are troubleshooting or ordering replacements, these items are model-sensitive:

• Spark plug 870174002
• Fuel line 0745416
• Carburetor 000998271
• Start kit UP06749A

Last updated: February 2026