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I wear the full safety pant from Husqvarna;prior to these I wore the Stihl safety pant....until I dropped my 390 into my knee at 3\4 throttle...ruined the pants'but did their job and stopped that 90cc saw dead.Both pairs of pants are hotter than hell in summer,but sweaty legs gotta feel better...

I read somewhere that the F2400 has a 2.5cu.ft. firebox.It is 18.5" wide(brick to brick)10" at center(under middle burn tube)and 19.25" deep.Regency uses 5/16 plate steel,P.E. uses 3/8".....I doubt you could burn out either one as long as all the firebrick are in place.

True,but given the choice I'll take a n-s loader anyday.I have an e-w loader in the basement and I find it won't hold as much wood as a n-s loader....and the FRIGGIN logs like to roll out during a reload!grrrr:mad:

Haywire is the "savannah" an east-west loader or is the firebox deep enough to allow north-south loading?I ask because I saw a Lexington Forge at a local dealerlast fall and it was too shallow for n-s loading(although it seems reasonably well-built)

Nice job...that's a mean-lookin' splitter!:clap:

Haywire, you're right about the elbow,it doesn't help with the draft but the 16' of straight chimney above that make it useable.Ideally, a straight run of double wall pipe would be best, but I'm limited by the previous owners' install of the wall thimble into the brick chimney.....

Regency secondary-burn No visible smoke from chimney at this stage of burn.

I love my Regency F2400 stove.It's not the fanciest unit out there, but it's easy to use,very efficient, and long-burning.Build-quality is high...right up there with Pacific-Energy.You can't go wrong with either brand IMO.

Try the 390XP.... It's silky-smooth;pulls a 24"b+c in hardwoods with no problem.

I wouldn't worry about it;it's a Husky....they're born to run!

$680 OTD is a very good price for a 372XP.Enjoy.

Jred makes a good saw....once you bend the handle!:yoyo: :yoyo: :yoyo:

Hey RR, did you let A.O.D sharpen that chain again??:hmm3grin2orange:

Oh, that ain't right at all....how did they manage that mess?:cry:

Tonight I'm burning some semi-seasoned spruce and poplar......Oh No!!!...I hope I don't get the Creosotes!!:spam:

Yeah,last time I looked at a 361 it was $749.......Stihl has some kind of spring sale on here....I guess they can't sell'em @ msrp:yoyo: :popcorn: :popcorn:

Oh crap!He came back from the dealer with an MS361...:dizzy: Oh well,I see a face-off with my 357xp in the very near future.$629 for the 361... good price around here.

Great looking ride!Tha short wheelbase must make that rig a riot in the woods.Nice fab-job.

Problem solved....I talked to my wife's uncle last evening.....he told me he's buying a 359 Husky this A.M.Thanks for all your input.Now I'll just have to tweak his new E-tech saw.:buttkick:

I've got a Univent 390XP.....It's a high quality saw and pulls a 24" B+C in hardwood with a smile.I think I'm gonna bolt on a 16" B+C just for kicks....bring on the 660's:biggrinbounce2: