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I have found the 362 to be a great saw, actually it's a lot of saw for only being 60cc. Mine balances great with a 20" ES bar part# 3003 000 8822 and rips s#!t up with 33 RSC 72. You'll love it. Further more when you do find an excuse to upgrade (we all do someday) the 460 is a much better saw...

Do you think you could work the same magic on the MS362?

I've done some work out your way. Was in Wooster for about 6 weeks last summer.

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I'm thankful for two-stroke internal combustion engines, full chisel chain and trees

Had a hard time finding Mr. Snellings threads, any links? Mastermind built on heck of a 460. The best 361's i have seen were Timberwolf? Saws (youtube) a while back. It's what started my quest for a ported saw. ECsaw did I see your in Ohio? How far from PA.

Do you guys still run pump gas with the increased compression? Do you add more oil to your mix after porting? How about carb adjusting do they max out

Thanks Stumpy, I will keep that in mind. How'd the 576 run? I'd like to see a 357xp mod.

Ms362 Has anybody had any experience with modifying the newer saws? MS362?

Thanks for your interest, I'm very excited too. I wish I could build/modify my own, but I'm am operator not a machinist. Best of luck to ya, keep me posted on your build. As for my own project. I am having a hard time tracking one down, EBay is not working so well. I know there are risks...

So after looking around I've found a member who has shown interest and has a nice collection of modified saw. It looks like its off to Craigslist and eBay for me. In the meantime any one have any thoughts on woods porting or a ported 361 for that matter? Oh well I will post when the build is...

Simonizer in Canada is a name I've seen on arboristsite forums. I think its just cylinder porting. Your on your own for piston, muffler porting etc

That sounds like a great idea I might go to home depot and replace mine too!

Hi Steve, I have also have owned or own about every thing that runs on gas. Like you I an new to the site, enjoy running a saws for fun. It's actually therapeutic for me. I personally feel the 260 was a solid saw but have no experience with the 261. Have fun and be safe. See you around the site...

Hello my name Is Bryan and I'm addicted to 2 stroke fumes. But seriously I'm new to arboristsite and to saw modifications . My 361 is my favorite saw for general work, I am now bouncing around the idea of buying a used one to modify (super stock). I was hoping that some members can point me in...