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Yeah I'm happy with the results, always hoping for more but can't complain. I've had it for sale locally for about 4 months and couldn't get hardly anybody to look at it, priced at $500 (cnd). $380 USD comes out to just over $500 CND so that worked out well. Shipping will likely be fairly...

I should also mention compression on the saw is 134psi cold.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/162339860943?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 I have my 2011? 365 X-Torq PHO on ebay. Starting bid is $200, BIN for $500. I "converted" it to a 372XPW. Has some new parts on it, converted to HD air cleaner, wide discharge clutch cover, put a new full...

Looks good. I have some spikes made by another AS member on my 372 and I really like them. Better than stock by far, need a set for my 562 now.

After owning an auto tune saw I really don't think I'd buy another new saw without it. But I suppose some guys are a little more stubborn then others. Anyway, my vote goes to the 576, whether you choose AT or not.

I only run premium because it has no ethanol in it, otherwise I would just run regular. Waste of money otherwise, as nmurph said, without the compression here is no need, it's just harder to burn.

What is the advantage of the wide tip bar over a standard bar?

I run a 357 (18"), 562 (24"), and just picked up a 365xt that will be having some work done to it. I plan to pick up a 20" bar for the 562 and use the 24 on the 365. If I could get a full wrap 550 or 346 I'd run that and just keep the 357 as a backup saw.

Price on a CSB H1 20 50 3 please.

My 562 is really front heavy with the 24" Cannon. I love the bar length though, thinking about trying a 24" light bar or maybe even a 20" TechLite since the Cannon isn't exactly like a feather.

Those look sick. Can't wait to see a set for the 562.

357XP w/ 18" B/C and a shiny new 562XPG w/ 24" B/C

I just use the bar as a measure. An 18" bar makes a good measure for 16" firewood, or close enough for my stove anyway. If the bar is longer (like my 24") I just use one of the letters on it or something as a mark. Also I used to cut some firewood for an outdoor wood furnace, it accepted up to...

I don't doubt that one bit. That thing is rarely used anymore because we do have 3 other tractors with FEL's on them. Sometimes you just need a small nimble tractor though. Sent from my Galaxy Note 3

That's an old scoop that attaches to the 3-point. It has a latch on it that you trip to dump the load.

These are the only forestry related pictures I have of our tractors.

I run Amsoil Saber synthetic at 50:1. Buy in bulk, save money vs. buying from the box store. No real rhyme or reason behind it, just what I like to use. I would think most anything is suitable. I know of a Husky 51 that's lived on nothing but 15w40 it's entire life and it still works...

They are both great saws. :)

Cut tall grass with a saw all the time, just use the top of the bar and she's good. Use the bottom and it get's bound up fast. Do what ya gotta do to get r' done.