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For actual use 20"
For looking pretty. 24"
Yep, looks better with bigger.
Al.
For actual use 20"
For looking pretty. 24"
Yep, looks better with bigger.
Al.
OK,for thinning in the forestry, that's 15"-18" diameter pines, for a 440 or 372, an 18" - 20" bar is what you need. Thinning forests you cover a lot of ground. Fact is, on a 70cc the 18" - 20" setup is lighter, HEAPS more maneuverable/agile, FAR better balanced with MORE power/torque and cutting speed, and just all-round a superior setup. For thinning, anything over 20" on a 70cc around here is pretty much just a case of bravado and posturing! What can I say?? On the other hand, for logging the final crop, grab an 066 and use any bar length you want..
Hey Steve I ran a 24" on the 371XP for 9 years and a 20" for the last.
Heck took 9 to figure it out.
Al.
a. 372 20" = im soft
b. 372 20" = im scared
c. 372 20" = i wants bigger trees but cant find them so i shoulda got a 357
d. 372 20" = i wants a 372 so i looks like a logger, but i is not a logger
e. 372 20" = i shoulda bought a 357 now that those gosh darn fuel prices are so high
f. 372 20" = i is too tight for a 24" bar.
g. 372 20" = I is only doing firewood and I is havin all the time in the world to make 2 cuts per round
h. 372 20" = my dealer told me this was what i needed. but he is a good dealer.
i. 372 20" = trees dont grow that big here anyway, but I really needed all that power to cut down these vines to keep the local tooth pic factory in business
j. I think that balance is when the saw is in a cut and the motor is so heavy in comparison that the bar is always wanting to sit up and say "hi"
k. the saw is "home use only." I had a guy come and cut down a tree for me, he was using a 372.
Pick one.
Nah just kidding ya'll. It may be different elsewhere, but I can tell ya right now that in NZ 80% of 372's in nz are running 22" or 24"
Not taking the pi$$ PGG, im sure your 20" works great
ran out of wood? lol... you are one of the few downunder. you should race that puppy with a 20" on it
Heh heh. Thats funny stuff. Maybe just New Zealanders and Aussies would understand it...
Sadly though its possibly based on fact
All the 372's I've seen have had 24" bars.
Heh heh. Thats funny stuff. Maybe just New Zealanders and Aussies would understand it...
Sadly though its possibly based on fact
All the 372's I've seen have had 24" bars.
Most of the few I have seen here (Norway and Sweden) has an 18" bar on them...........
......but then the MS660 is sold with a 15" bar here.....:monkey: :monkey:
Hi Niko!!!
660 with a 15"??? now that insane.....
You guys must have some keen fellers
lol nice avatar!
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Sadly though its possibly based on fact
All the 372's I've seen have had 24" bars.
Maybe because people lack imagination and own thoughts, and just buy what the dealers recommend - and the saws do look good with a 24" on......
Btw, Welcome to the AS!
Steve, have you ever run a 372 with a shorter bar and a bigger sprocket? Lots o fun.
Ian
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