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Awesome pictures, thanks for sharing.

Glad you made it home!

And borat, H-O-T-T-I-E!!! :msp_wub:

White King Salmon brown sugar and sea salt cured smoked over alder for 16 hours and cooled overnight on the rack served on butter crackers with fresh chopped chives, capers, and cream cheese with a tiny scoop of lumpfish roe and a few drops of lemon juice. King crab and grated parmesan cheese...

I'm not going to lie, I'm jealous of that shirt. Anyone have any bacon pie recipies or an extra Stumpy shirt?

The 365 X-torque and the 372 X-torque are both 70cc, the only difference is the transfer covers on the 365 have baffles on them essentially de tuning them. Another difference is the HD air filter and cover. I bought a new 365 and had Stumpy rework the whole thing. If you are considering a new...

Seen lots worse around here. Everyone owns a saw and everyone has "perfected" their own technique. Stuff that makes you scratch your head. I have found orange plastic near one and two abandoned pinched bars. The best ones are the pyramid stumps.

I talked to him on the phone after I received my saw from him and it sounded like he had his head on straight. I do know he has a ton of work, family, and personal commitments right now. Hope to see him back here soon with build threads!

That's the problem here. The only kind of tree on the island is Spruce and the lazy people won't ever cut their own wood. All the firewood for sale is green spruce tops from the logging operation and people split and burn the same day. Those of us who know better are a year ahead of the game...

That's a big loss, hope they get whoever did it.

Once you feel the need for something bigger, port it! I just stepped up from a stock MS362 to a ported 365/372xp and I am loving it. Great choice, one of the best and most desireable saws ever made!

Our neighbor caught a guy siphoning fuel oil out of his tank. The other neighbors found the guy in the morning handcuffed to the oil tank with a hose and a gas can nearby. His pants were nowhere to be found and no charges were ever filed.

A good dealer would make it happen.

This is not typical of Husky dealers in my experience.

No better smell except maybe Varget gunpowder or leaves burning in the fall...

No ethanol fuel here so no need but I have run avgas before. Good stuff!

WHat kind of compression did he make with those? Good runners, I'd be happy to own em.

Friday!:msp_thumbup:

Great looking wood there. I wish we had hardwoods like that to play with!

As much as it sucks to leave, we'll all be here when you get back. All you'll miss is a few saw builds, an oil thread or two, and some videos of some big trees getting victimized. Don't bust your back!