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It probably can be rebuilt into a standard one - that is the best that can be said about that version.....
Sorry Niko, no go. The right hand case halves are different.
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It probably can be rebuilt into a standard one - that is the best that can be said about that version.....
Sorry Niko, no go. The right hand case halves are different.
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Ok, so much for the 361 C-Q. Looks like I'm back to a 362 or 2165.
The Jonsy dealer is in Augusta, just a few miles from Romney on Rt. 50, the Stihl dealer is in Burlington (other side of Romney on 50). Any of the prices I've mentioned are with the fall promo thats going on.
Anyone have the chance to run either of these two saws side by side? I would assume the 2165 cuts faster, but at the expense of more weight. Also, where are all the 2159/359 fans out there?
I brought this thread back from the dead because its very relevant to my current situation. I need a saw for felling and bucking. As far as lugging the saw around, the wooded parts of my property are full of obstacles so weight is possibly a factor. I'm certain I want a Jonsered and the 2165 sounds like it would be perfect for what I'll be doing but if the 2172 has more guts that might be nice as well. The less time I spend bucking the better, you see I don't really enjoy sawing for the hell of it lol. Whenever I see a video of someone making cookies I get sick cuz they could be doing something useful at my place! How much lighter is the 2165 anyways? Sorry about the necro-thread but it saves a lot of time as a re-hash.
The 2165 is a nice saw, but the 2171/2172 (and the Husqvarna 365/372) is a tad nicer for one thing: They all have the 2-piece top cover that gives you tool less access to the airfilter and the plug for cleaning and replacement, while the 2165 will need a screwdriver to remove the top cover.
This difference is only found on the Jonsered, while the Husqvarna 365 and 372 both have a 2-piece cover. Power difference is not so much a matter of more or less between the models, but rather just different temperament.