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    Any one game for an oil thread???

    All I use is stihl oil 16:1 in everything even ma lawn boy. #bestoilever have fun boys :havingarest:
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    Ironhorse

    Tinman seems like a decent person, but he doesn't do builds for people or charge for the work he does " I don't think". He does give away saws from time to time, so that helps his reputation I don't think he's out to scam anyone either. I does seem like he listens to every word of wisdom from...
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    Husqvarna 372 47mm C/P 👀

    That's the one
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    Husqvarna 372 47mm C/P 👀

    I just looked on mike acres site and a 362xp is a 47mm bore. Must be it was changed at some point.
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    Husqvarna 372 47mm C/P 👀

    The first 365sp's had open port 48mm cylinders but I think they were mahle and had bolt on intakes
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    372xp Squish

    I'd probably go 75% of the bore but don't raise the exhaust at all raising will lower compression and raise rpm. Also clean up the intake port and widen a couple mm but don't lower it.
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    372xp Squish

    372 got its great name as a falling saw, its light has good power and good throttle response. If I was going to set one of my 372s up for milling I'd make sure it had a good muffler mod to get the heat out and away from the cylinder, open up the lower transfers and smooth them for better...
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    372xp Squish

    I would leave it right where it is for a milling saw, compression makes lots of power but lots of heat too
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    Is this Hickory ?

    We call that soft maple much lighter than hard maple "sugar maple" but not bad wood. Splits easy and burns kind of like cherry burns pretty clean not many coals.
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    So, where you'all from?

    Actually its " different ting dat":laugh:
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    So, where you'all from?

    Just north of New Hampshire where they put cheese and gravy on french fires
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    Husqvarna 372 big end rod bearing replacement.

    I think it would almost double the weight of the rod with bolts and a removable cap, I t didn't matter much on the older saws that only turned 8-9000 rpm but closing your throttle butterfly at 14-15000rpm with that much mass still spin would cause a lot of lean conditions. Just my thoughts
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    Husqvarna 372 big end rod bearing replacement.

    Probably more for vibration and rotating mass I would imagine. If your crank has bad big end bearings I would think the rod and crank pin would probably be damaged also.
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    Husqvarna 372 big end rod bearing replacement.

    One of my first jobs was working in a motorcycle shop and we changed rods a bearing on 2 stroke bikes and scooters never had a problem. Always use machinist v block and precision straight edge though
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    Jonsered 365

    I think they were made by frontier chainsaws out of British Columbia. I have one somewhere ill check where the tank vent is but I'm sure they vent through the cap
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    Walbro carb help, HDA 98 vs. 35B

    Check the choke side of the venturi there will be a number cast inside the carb, that is how many 64ths the venturi is and you can pick the bigger one. If there is 35 cast in the venturi it is 35/64ths
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    CS-2511T 1/4" pitch bar

    Doesn't stihl make a .043 gauge 1/4 bar for their pole saws
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    Jonsered 630 parts cross up

    The clutch cover won't be the same as any husky saws, but a jonsered 625, 630 or 670 all run the same covers. As far as crank shafts go if it's a fine thread it's the same as a 670 jonsered or later 266, 61, 268 or 272 IIRC
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    Look what followed me home...

    It's a winch to put behind a farm tractor. I always made my own chain chokers out of the chain ends from straps on trailers, use the triangle on the strap end as the ring and just lengthen the chain,weld an old Tedder tine on the other and you have a choker. Works pretty good
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    What's your EOTW Saw?

    Basically any pro Husqvarna or Stihl from the late 80's to early 90s They all seemed to last a long time with not much maintenance
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