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Another favourite of mine Professional climber: YouTube - ‪Beech tree felling, Knutsford, England day 1‬‏ Day 2 is easily found. . . Great removal - crane included: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO1cRBM9BUM&feature=related

some more Some Husqvarna related ones: YouTube - ‪How to Work with Chainsaws - Intro‬‏ Nice to see someone who really knows how to handle a saw :peace:

Being a lefty and operating saws with my left hand on the throttle I couldn't agree more. If the choice were between the saws with the standard half wrap I agree with Spike - the Jonsered straight handle is easier to hold - the husky angle is angled the wrong way if the saw is held "lefthanded".

Possible with the 357 full wrap handle A 357 xp full wrap handle can easily be modified to fit the new edition 346xp. It is only a matter of making a couple of new holes for the mounting screws at the bottom of the handle - and grinding a bit of the bottom pipe so it fits into the bottom of the...

Be aware of pro-use First of all nice to see one more Dane here:clap: Be aware that a 346xpg in Denmark is most likely to have been used by a pro - every day and all day. The 346xp, 357xp and 372/576xp's are standard saws for most pro's here. It is common praxis for them to use their saws for...

379 feet You migth find this interesting then: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIoZ0J7x1Cg

Been there - done that:givebeer: Do prefer the 357 though. Funny thing is I can't actually tell why:confused:

Yes please. . . That would be great - if you get around a 361 and sort out the template thing just let me know. No need for extra space or anything - just a "normal" sized one. - Oh and please tell me how and when to pay if you make a 361 wrap:clap:

361? Are you gonna make one for the 361? If so that would be one more order - from the other side of the big pond:givebeer:

Available but . . . Hi Jan Nice to see a fellow Dane here:givebeer: The kit is also available in europe - just give the parts number to any dealer and they can order it.... But the price in Denmark is equiv. of $300:jawdrop: - the ONLY reason why I haven´t got one of the kits myself. . .

Have some REP!!!!

I use 3/8 on my MS361 and .325 on my 357xp (only 56.5cc though). I can't tell a difference in cutting speed at all - and both saws are great with their setup:greenchainsaw:

:agree2: Talking about the cat vs. non cat models I think both are made all the time. Here it is only available with a cat in the XPG version so there are three different options: non cat and non G - non cat and with G - with cat with G but you have to pay extra for the cat! The majority of...

For starting at basics I think there are some good parts in these two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEsvRKvsVZw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTmiHkvY3k8 Even though I haven't got a clue what the guy is saying!

:agree2: and I own both too. The 361 has a tiny bit more power (mine is the euro one) and the 357 is a bit smaller and the oiler is a bit better - but all minor differences. nmurph's suggestion about going with the best dealer is great advice IMO.

:agree2: Owning both 357xp and 372xp I would say go for the 372 with wood that size. The 357 can handle it but the 372 can do it with ease - I just think a 28" bar would be the longest I would use on it.

I do not have enough time or posts here to have much punch in this thread - but I honestly enjoyed that one a lot:clap:

I could not agree more - not a word too much and not a word missing in this post = REP!

Jeg har importeret en 346 fra USA. Bare skat, afgift og forsendelse var ca. 2000 danske kroner. Jeg har siden set dem billigt på ebay.uk = ca. 400£ hvilket er noget billigere end import fra USA. Ellers så kan du købe billigt og godt her: http://www.steamandmoorland.com/ Excellent service og...

Bump! Just went through 10 minutes of trying not to laugh to loud and risking waking up my girlfriend. This must be one of the funniest threads I have seen on AS yet!