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Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S gas chainsaw

Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S gas chainsaw Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S gas chainsaw, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Air filter with seal for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308134

    Short block/muffler/carburetor diagram

    Air filter with seal

    Part #95308134

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Fuel cap asm for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308268

    Chain/bar/handle/flywheel diagram

    Fuel cap asm

    Part #95308268

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Handle asm chainsaw (with Screws (4)) for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308130

    Chain/bar/handle/flywheel diagram

    Handle asm chainsaw (with Screws (4))

    Part #95308130

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Spike plate w/hdw (with Screws (2)) for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308128

    Chain/bar/handle/flywheel diagram

    Spike plate w/hdw (with Screws (2))

    Part #95308128

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Clutch asm for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308145

    Chain/bar/handle/flywheel diagram

    Clutch asm

    Part #95308145

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Spark plug l8rtf for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308107

    Short block/muffler/carburetor diagram

    Spark plug l8rtf

    Part #95308107

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Carburator chainsaw for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308137

    Short block/muffler/carburetor diagram

    Carburator chainsaw

    Part #95308137

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Clutch drum asm for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308220

    Chain/bar/handle/flywheel diagram

    Clutch drum asm

    Part #95308220

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Filter fuel for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 95308123

    Chain/bar/handle/flywheel diagram

    Filter fuel

    Part #95308123

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Recoil asm sbd4620 for Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S - Part 75309386

    Chain/bar/handle/flywheel diagram

    Recoil asm sbd4620

    Part #75309386

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Craftsman GAS CHAINSAW CMXGSAMY462S FAQs

For most homeowners, the “best” gas chainsaw is the one sized to your typical cutting and that you can start, control, and maintain confidently. Your Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S is a solid 46 cc, 20-inch class saw for firewood, pruning, and storm cleanup when you follow the setup and safety steps in the CMXGSAMY462S operator’s manual.

How to choose the right gas chainsaw (quick checklist)

  • Engine size (cc): match power to wood diameter and how often you cut.
  • Bar length: longer is not always better; it adds weight and can reduce control.
  • Weight and balance: a lighter saw reduces fatigue and improves accuracy.
  • Anti-kickback features: look for a chain brake, low-kickback chain, and solid hand guards.
  • Service and parts support: local service availability matters as much as brand.
  • Fuel system: 2-cycle mix requirements and storage habits affect reliability.

Where your CMXGSAMY462S fits

Based on the CMXGSAMY462S manual specs, this model is designed for infrequent homeowner use and general cutting (clearing, pruning, firewood). It is not intended for prolonged, all-day cutting.

Need Good fit Consider sizing up when…
Pruning and limbing CMXGSAMY462S class You regularly cut large hardwood limbs all day
Firewood and storm cleanup CMXGSAMY462S class You often buck large rounds repeatedly
Occasional property maintenance CMXGSAMY462S class You need faster production cutting or longer duty cycles

Why it matters

Choosing the right size saw reduces kickback risk, improves cut quality, and helps the engine and bar-and-chain system last longer. A saw that is too large for the job often leads to fatigue and unsafe handling; a saw that is too small gets overworked and wears faster.

Practical buying guidance (brand-agnostic)

  • For light-duty work, prioritize easy starting, low weight, and a shorter bar.
  • For medium-duty homeowner work (like the CMXGSAMY462S category), prioritize a dependable 2-cycle engine, chain brake performance, and comfortable ergonomics.
  • For heavy-duty/pro use, prioritize service network, durability, and higher-duty-cycle designs.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S gas chainsaw, the model number is typically printed on a product ID label attached to the saw body. Most often, you will find it on the engine housing (motor casing) area, sometimes near the rear handle, underside, or back of the unit. For diagrams of the main components, see the CMXGSAMY462S operator’s manual.

Common places to check on a CMXGSAMY462S

Look for a sticker or metal tag with the model number and other manufacturing details. Check these spots:

  • Side of the engine housing near the starter rope or muffler area
  • Near the rear handle or boot loop area
  • Underside of the saw body near the bar-retaining nuts area
  • Back side of the housing near the air filter cover
  • Near the fuel cap or chain oil reservoir cap area

What the label usually looks like

The model label is usually a small rectangular sticker or plate. It may include the model number plus other identifiers.

What you might see What it means What to write down
Model number Identifies the exact chainsaw model CMXGSAMY462S
Serial number Identifies your specific unit Serial number (as printed)
Safety marks Certification and warning info Not required for parts lookup

Tips if the label is hard to read

Dirt, oil, and sawdust can hide the tag or make it unreadable.

  • Wipe the area with a rag and mild cleaner (avoid soaking decals)
  • Use a flashlight at a low angle to make faded printing easier to see
  • Take a close-up photo and zoom in to read small text
  • If the label is damaged, check multiple locations before assuming it is missing

Why it matters

We use the model number to match the correct Craftsman parts and diagrams for your exact bar, chain, fuel system, and ignition components. Even small model differences can change the correct replacement part.

Last updated: January 2026

For the Craftsman CMXGSAMY462S gas chainsaw, Craftsman is the brand name on the product, but the actual manufacturer can vary by model and production run. The most reliable way to identify who built your specific saw is to match the model and document identifiers in the CMXGSAMY462S operator’s manual.

How to identify the manufacturer for your exact CMXGSAMY462S

On many outdoor power tools, the brand (Craftsman) and the manufacturer (the company that built the unit) are not always the same. For this model, use these identifiers to narrow it down:

  • Check the data plate/label on the saw body for the model number CMXGSAMY462S and any additional codes.
  • Compare the manual’s document number (example format like 769-19170) to what you see on the unit label.
  • Look for an “MTD,” “Stanley Black & Decker,” or similar manufacturer statement on the label or packaging.
  • Use the manual’s parts and specifications sections to confirm you are matching the correct platform.

What we can say confidently about Craftsman chainsaws (in general)

Craftsman chainsaws have been produced by different manufacturers over the years, depending on the era and the specific model family. That is why two Craftsman chainsaws can look and service differently even if they are similar in size.

Common “brand vs. builder” scenarios

What you see What it means Why it matters
Craftsman on the cover Brand/marketing name Parts and service still depend on the exact model number
Extra codes on the label Production identifiers Helps match the correct manual, bar/chain specs, and service parts
Manual document number Publication identifier Confirms you are using the right procedures and specifications

Why it matters

Manufacturer identification affects which OEM-style replacement parts fit (for example, the correct guide bar, saw chain pitch/gauge, and fasteners), and it helps ensure you follow the right maintenance and safety procedures for your exact platform.

Last updated: January 2026

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