Need to know the degree to set my electric chain saw sharpener for husqvarna chain. This is a 20 inch chain.

It depends on what you are cutting if general stuff 30 degree angle hope this helps.

On .325 pitch chain the top plate angle should be 25 degrees, there is normaly a match mark on top of each cutter, the depth gauge should be set at 25 thousands of an inch.

what is the chain angle for the 460 chain using the electric sharpener

Most chain today is set at angle of 25 degrees, this setting is for soft to medium hard timber.

This is the angle that you cut each tooth. if you have a chain sharpener you will see numbers on it with a line directly below it. A good standard is 25 degrees, if you want it for ripping purposes you can modify the angle.
You really want to match the angle that the blade or chain as been set for.
I would also recommend this website. http://www.wikihow.com/Sharpen-a-Chainsaw
good luck

It is dependent on the manufacturer of the chain not the saw.
Download this and look carefully at page 9.
http://www.northerntool.com/downloads/manuals/193020.pdf
I think it is exactly what you requested.
I hope you find this helpful.
Lou

30 or 35 degrees to sharpen cutter.

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/rolandw_c013176d62ee17ae

If your saw still has the original bar and chain, it was supplied with a .325" pitch chain and you'll need a 3/8" round file with a sharpening guide to properly sharpen it.

Here's a link to the Husqvarna site to the Rancher 455 models so you can select the correct manual to download, that matches your particular saw, based on the year of manufacture, etc.

There is some excellent information about maintaining your saw, along with a really good guide with step-by-step instructions for proper sharpening.

http://www.husqvarna.com/us/homeowner/support/download-manuals/?query=455&types=O

If you're having trouble figuring out the right manual for your saw, use the online Customer Support page and they'll reply.

Hope you find this Very Helpful - Best regards!

I have a nearly worn out 42 cc Husquvarna that uses a 20 inch bar very successfully. With proper filing of the chain you should be able to run a 22 inch bar very well. Ensure that the roller nose on your new bar matches the pitch of the clutch sprocket that you are using at present. If not, have your chain saw shop change them so they match.

I would advise that you change the bar and sprocket to use a .375 chain as this will be easier to sharpen successfully than the .325 pitch chain you might be presently using.

I am six feet tall and short bars are murder on my back so this is why I use no shorter than 20 inch bars on my saws.

you can get a blade sharpening file that has the degrees on it.i usually do 20-40 strokes per tooth an that seems to be suffecient.you can find the file at just about any hardware store