I'm going to frame this post!
1st time u didn't recommend a 7900!
Lol... The 7900 is one of my best friends!! Can you blame a brotha?!
Love them Dolmar'z. Gotta stay true to mah homiez. Know wut I'm sayin'....
I'm going to frame this post!
1st time u didn't recommend a 7900!
The problem with the 365 and 6400 is that they are too heavy and bulky for their power - but for stationary cutting it doesn't really matter.
You and your issues with weight.
You should register your saws with Jenny Craig or put them on a Weight Watchers program!! :biggrinbounce2:
Love ya ST.
Pulling 24" bar in oak mainly. How much better will the 365 pull and is there a real good reason to move up to 372? I am not a saw racer, I just need the saw to pull it reliably and without strain.
Thanks,
2Door
365 is a great saw, and not much different then a 372. It will pull a 24" bar no problem, but if cutting alot with the bar buried you would be happier with a 80cc+ saw.
I have owned both the 372Xp and 365. If you want to pull a 24 inch buried, you need the 372XP. That's my opinion anyway.
You and your issues with weight.
You should register your saws with Jenny Craig or put them on a Weight Watchers program!! :biggrinbounce2:
Love ya ST.
if you want more power on a budget get a 6401 makita. ....
its more than just cheapest. its the most powerful too. hands down.The question was 361 or 365 in 24" oak Of those two the 365 is better. If the question was "which saw is easier on the back cutting 10" maple all day" then the answer would be 361. If the question was "which german-made 4 1/2 HP saw is cheapest" then the 6401 would win.
its more than just cheapest. its the most powerful too. hands down.
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