Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Nope.. Just died, then neglected pro saws.. old... except for the 335's... Nothing from HD get to my bench - "my gabage can or yours?" usually does the trick (unless I want it for parts:hmm3grin2orange: ).
husky kicks
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Nope.. Just died, then neglected pro saws.. old... except for the 335's... Nothing from HD get to my bench - "my gabage can or yours?" usually does the trick (unless I want it for parts:hmm3grin2orange: ).
Just Mow
Don't touch my Willie !!!
Be sure you get a dog with bite, not mush :censored:
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
. Andy said that if I don't get the parts to him pronto, I'd find the saws at the bottom of Lake Tuck. Funny it's the 026 that I always thought would best be used as a boat anchor....
Maybe so, but I'd need 10 026's to anchor as well as one 2100:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
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Mow, Don't say mush to a Husky unless your holding on.
Or you will be the one biting it.
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
I totally agree mush means its working and bite means it bit your walet>
Best 70cc class saw ever IMO.
SawTroll
Information Collector
Well, I trusted you, and a few others on that one, hope it is right - anyway it is more saw than I really need (see latest additions).....:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
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2000ssm6
Stihl User
SawTroll
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2000ssm6
Stihl User
Ok, I'll get down to your level. 372: Almost a full pound heavier with .1 more hp, what up with dat?
Don't make me get the 460
A little less weight but more power, 76.5cc too:monkey: .
SawTroll
Information Collector
Ok, I'll get down to your level. 372: Almost a full pound heavier with .1 more hp, what up with dat?
Don't make me get the 460
It just doesn't work that way, in real life - the 440 and 460 are "old" 2 channel designs vs. 4 channel on the 372, and I am pretty sure that makes a lot of difference regarding the "power band"........
...the MS361 is also a 4 channel design, probably the first Stihl one.....
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...and the weight differense is less than halv a pound, for standard versions.....
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2000ssm6
Stihl User
It just doesn't work that way, in real life - the 440 and 460 are "old" 2 channel designs vs. 4 channel on the 372, and I am pretty sure that makes a lot of difference regarding the "power band"........
...the MS361 is also a 4 channel design, probably the first Stihl one.....
4 channel port design, the 361 and 441 are I think. I wish I were closer to ya, I would love to run your 372 against my 440:biggrinbounce2:
SawTroll
Information Collector
Yep!!!!:yoyo: :yoyo:
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
I still sayyyy husky kicks have used them all husky just kicks
and mine kick even better with mods a wild dawg
and mine kick even better with mods a wild dawg
2000ssm6
Stihl User
I still sayyyy husky kicks have used them all husky just kicks
and mine kick even better with mods a wild dawg
I didn't say they don't kick
Hard for a saw to kick sitting in the shop I just don't think a 372 will blow my 440 away
SawTroll
Information Collector
I didn't say they don't kick
Trust me (and my several years at AS and other saw forums) - the 372xp will kick the MS440 back into its box, reportedly.......
..but I never used a 440 - so I haven't tried it myself.......
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ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Really pro saws seem even to me what I base offI didn't say they don't kick
is time used and price o44 seems close to me. I have cut a whole lot of
wood with my 372 and still like new if don't have to buy new saw after
four years under me thats a statement as I use a saw.
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Trust me (and my several years at AS and other saw forums) - the 372xp will kick the MS440 back into its box, reportedly.......
..but I never used a 440 - so I haven't tried it myself.......
I will have to ask the neighbor, who's son is a husky rep, if they have a 372. I'm still saying no for now
We can have our opinions because we have never ran each others saws
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Good statement, no hate on my end towards the 372:biggrinbounce2:
Trust me (and my several years at AS and other saw forums) - the 372xp will kick the MS440 back into its box, reportedly.......
..but I never used a 440 - so I haven't tried it myself.......
+1.
I also haven't run a 440, only J-red 2171 but I don't think there should be any particular problem for a 372/2171 so bury a 440 in chips. Or let's put it like this: To have more trees on the ground, limbed and bucked, after a days work. Time goes on, evolution exists, saws get better ...
Now the old 440 has been replaced by the 441 which seems to be a really nice saw. Stihl has prabablysucceeded better than Huskys 575 in the first strato saw.
