372xp

So a local guy has the 372 for sale he had a 395 he sold last week. We were talking chainsaw Mills. So he hits me up today and says I have a 372 for sale. Some of you that know me... know I don't like (avoided) Husqvarna because my old man ran them but I think for $300 I might just have to get...

2000 model year 372xp oe. I went through this saw top to bottom. 100% OEM saw. New rings while I had apart. Bearings are good. Full wrap and big dogs. New air filter, spark plug, top filter cover, bar studs, rim sprocket. Carb rebuilt with Walbro kit. Muffler modded the original exit hole...

Updated: 2014 Husqvarna 372XP XT. Starts and runs missing choke lever. Missing a few screws (1x on top cover & 1x on muffler bracket). Compression is ~140psi cold, the piston is worn, but isn't scored. This saw will make someone a great work saw or backup saw with a bit of minor maintenance. New...

Husqvarna 372XP OE converted to XPW (75cc) using brand new OEM Mahle P/C. Gasket delete and front ported muffler with full wrap bars and west coast spikes SEM unlimited (black) coil. $575 shipped in the ConUS unless in PST (contact me directly for exact shipping quote. PM if you have any questions.

I currently cut all my wood with a husqvarna 450, I’m looking to get something bigger, that can be used for everything from firewood, to falling and I’ve even given a sawmill setup some thought for the future, I was thinking about maybe a 372xp because I’ve only heard good about them but not...

Selling my Wicked Work Saw Husqvarna 372xp PHO. I purchased this saw brand new 3 years ago from Terry Landrum @ Wicked Work Saws in TN I believe for about $1000. This saw has been used very lightly. More specifically, a few weeks in the summer and the winters of 2013 & 2014. I ran a tank and a...

I am curious if the Huztl kits weight the same as OEM. True weights reported on the forum for OEM are: 440=13.6 lb 372=14.1 lb. Has anyone weighed a dry Huztl powerhead on a good scale?

can a X-torq cylinder and jug be fitted to a standard 372XP bottom end?

So basically you all suck....... I went from a low cost poulan to 2 x 372XP's and a 346XP.......and it gets worse. So several members were advertising bow saws, I remember them as a youngster and was like well shoot thats what I need for my back now days. (that's the same excuse I used with...

Saw is a 2012 model. Starts, runs, oils, etc. Brake works. Some scratches and scuffs but overall a nice, clean saw. All OEM. Compression shows up just shy of 150psi on my gauge. Has a 3/8 7pin coin sprocket on it. Any questions, just ask! Local pickup, or I'll ship it anywhere in the lower 48 of...

Brand new Husqvarna 372xp xtorq with 24 inch bar and chain. I bought 2 and need to sell one. I have put gas in it and started it only. Never cut anything with it. I will post pics later. Need to get $750 for it plus the shipping cost. Or if you live in the Detroit area you can come pick it up.

So I've heard of guys doing this and know it can be done and all that, but is it just as simple as removing the piston and cylinder from the XT and putting in the P&C from a non XT in there? or do other components need to be switched out also? nextly, do they still manufacture OEM non x-torque...

Is it possible to rig up heated handles on a saw that doesn't have it, a husqvarna saw? is it as simple as running a few wires and a switch? or is there more elements involved?

found this saw for sale, 400 CAD non x-torq but what year is it, they say its different on the serial tag every year or something so i thought I'd just post it for someone to decypher, im guessing 96 but don't know, thanks.

I'm looking for those pokey things on the end of a saw

I am looking for a few parts for my 372. I need a recoil, wrap handle, cylinder cover and hardware to attach the aforementioned parts. I am attaching a picture of the saw so you can see what I need. I am looking for decent used, but you see the saw is no cream puff. Dirty parts are fine. I am...

Dolmar 6400 series any cylinder Husqvarna 372 series (x torq or not) any cylinder Ok to clarify I'm not talking pop up pistons and running race fuel. I'm talking what a guy with grinding/polishing tools, a timing wheel and possibly cutting the jug down to reduce squish can achieve between these...

Do all new 372xp now come equip with x-torq? The non x-torque model isn't listed on the Husqvarna site, but some online dealers don't state outright if it does have the x-torq. I also notice that the main Husky site states 5.5hp and 3.8Nm torque on the 372xp x-torque, but dealers online list...

Hey everyone. Im new here and this is my first post. I am in the market for a new saw. Looking mostly at the ms461 and 372xp. was also considering a 390 or 661 but i think that is probably too big for the bars im gona be using, plus i have an 084 for the occasion i may need it. Im a smaller guy...