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Although early to mid in the last decade 4 strokes mx bikes really started to take over with the addition of the electric start and smooth easy to roll on power up a snotty hill the major euro brands are still putting alot of time and effort into getting excellent 2 bangers on the competative...

Like yourself I moved to a property with the only heat source being a pot belly fire place. The wood chops I do are monthly and we burn close on 1 tonne in a month. I enjoy it but it is almost a lifestyle as you need to plan a good half day at least to get organised and get some wood. I now...

Nice clip mate, the 365 is a real screamer, I have one myself and I reakon i'll do that to mine when it needs a freshen up. Looks like a good spot up there.

Well the chains are neally at the end of their life as they have been sharpened alot and the bar end has separated a little and the groove in the bar rail is bigger and the chain isnt as snug as it should be.

Thanks for all the great feedback some very good points as ive only just started playing around with saws abit. I guess what it comes down too as the diff between 18 and 20 is pretty minimal is cost. I'll see how I go but as I need a new bar I might stick with the new 18inch I have and just...

Is the 18inch chain a short cut 20inch for the 365? Bugger it I will stick to the 20inch, I just got a GB 18inch bar cheap last year and im trying to way up options.....

Thats the thing I have found I dont cut to a 20 inch tip and just thought the 18inch would prove more nimble and as the 18inch is smaller id get a big more power through it. Most of it is on ground fire wood work, I only have the one saw so its really my "all rounder".

After a 4 seasons of firewood and quite a few felling of trees its time for a new bar on my 365sp. As I dont ever really require the 20inch bar that comes as stock with the 365 saw I am considering dropping it down to an 18inch. What are the main pro's and con's to this aside from the saw being...

Ahh I see just asking as one day soon when my 365 gets tired I will go the 372 option...

Whats the difference between the XP and the XPW jugs?

Excuse my ignorance but what displacement are these 2 saws, (obviously the husky is 46cc aprox) but what the 026? And I have used a 346 and its a damn good saw.

In australia and a few other countries it is like bill or mill, if you said steel over here around pro operators they would think you are talking about somthing else!

Nice one , give it an exhaust mod:greenchainsaw:

Oh and just in response to some questions, yes I would love two saws but I know if I did get more then 1 I would be in trouble.... The fire wood I cut is all types all sizes and shapes so really the 365 is good for me. I might be a extra bar (maby a 16in) because I have a 20in on the saw and...

Picked up the 365 and used it as soon as I got it home, is great has plenty of power and quite user friendly without any big supprises just tractors through the wood without any hesertation. Cheers again for the help and specs on this topic!:greenchainsaw:

OK well I have tired, held and compared a number of saws and the 2 I have narrowed it down to due, also just personal choice and liking just how the saw was are the husky 365 special and the stihl 361 (i think it was the 361 it was about 60cc I think!) I can get a fair bit off the husky 365 sp...

Every saw you guys just mentioned I have been told by 2 dealers are all good saws! The saw I have noticed everybody seems to like and rant about is the 365. The only thing I have noticed it that the 365 isnt part of the XP range so I imagine isnt "classed a professinal saw. This may not be an...

G'day all am new to the forum and after having moved into a rural area with NO heating fire wood is a big thing for my family to be comfortable. I have a little husky saw thats 10yr old and is only for light domestic use so basically s*&t house for my needs now. What my question is what is the...