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  1. 06-23-2012, 10:40 AM #1
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    Went to my dealer today

    I had four saws on my mind a sthil 460 a, stihl 440, a Husky 390 and a Husky 372. I narrowed it down to the 440 and the 372. I really considered the 440 but it had those horrible flippy caps. So I walked out with the 372.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Winchester356 View Post
    I had four saws on my mind a sthil 460 a, stihl 440, a Husky 390 and a Husky 372. I narrowed it down to the 440 and the 372. I really considered the 440 but it had those horrible flippy caps. So I walked out with the 372.
    Yay!

    You sir are the most awesome!

    Thank you for this post, I shall treasure it for the rest of my existence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duke Thieroff
    I will not be sending my saw out unless you can perform the "Tennessee Tickle" to it.

    Can you perform these duties, as instructed?


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    I can, and I will.
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    You know your CAD is bad when you have a "dealer"!!!
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    Congrats on the new saw!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Winchester356 View Post
    I had four saws on my mind a sthil 460 a, stihl 440, a Husky 390 and a Husky 372. I narrowed it down to the 440 and the 372. I really considered the 440 but it had those horrible flippy caps. So I walked out with the 372.
    Well, it's a great saw, but you won't know its potential until you have it ported. A ported 372 is an awsome saw.

    Did you get the OE or XT?
    346's 357's 359's 372's for sale- PM me if you are looking

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    Ya sounds like a guessignosis to me
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    i had mastermind port my 372 and i like it even more now,, congrats on the 372,, you will like it
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