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I tightened them with the cleanup just in case. Thanks

That's what I guessed but really didn't wanna hear. [emoji53] Thanks Jacob.

Anybody seen a 372 leak oil from underneath the muffler? Could it be the case gasket leaking? I've taken the muffler off and don't really see a crack or flaw. I thought the bar was clogged, or something while I was cutting but after a good cleaning and reassembly its oozing out from under...

On a larger saw, outboard is a more rigid setup for heavy bar lengths. On a small saw, inboard is a convenience but not a necessity.

Sad to say but scouts here try to avoid using axes. Seems contradictory to outdoors oriented kids but liability has creeped in there too. I'm glad my two boys get the experience splitting and stacking. Like it or not..:))

50cc, mainly for my back. 70cc, for falling. A 90cc for stumping and the occasional BIG stick.

As a pivoting tool for when you are felling trees. Makes up for gravity not working sideways. I know it's a 50cc saw but I've still dropped small trees with it.

Jasha, you don't know me from a bump on a log, but my thoughts/prayers and well wishes go out to you and especially your family. Sometimes things like this are harder on the ones who love us the most. Get well and keep everything positive!!

I don't mind using an axe for beating in wedges. If I were scared of falling on it I'd get a thick leather sheath for just the edge, leaving the other side free. Like it has been said, axes are more useful than just hammers.

The cost makes a difference, but I've started buying Stihl ultra quart bottle packs and measuring it out. CHEAPER for me that way.

I've got a 390 that did somthing very similar. I'll have to try the grease I guess.

Never owned a chipper before, what's good or bad to look for in new/used models?

Have to admit, after the "spoon" thread, this was my first thought!

346xp, 372xp, 390xp... Works for me :)

Why? When it could have been a spork???

Yup it was fun. All three saws ran a little. Was reminded why I like water oak when I put the X27 Fiskars to work also.

Well it's still warm here but a tree was needed on the ground before city cut it up. They just take them to the dump and they rot. It was a water oak, and it fell where I wanted it, nobody hurt, and a lot of fun cutting. 390,372,and 346xp for the job, probably didn't need the 390, but I enjoy...

Craftsman/Roper 3.7 that was new in 1980 was my first. Used it some last yr. I've got newer faster saws but still enjoy hearing that one run.

The 066 he has looks nearly new so I know it's at LEAST 10 yrs old then. THANKS! I don't mind reading/learning more either way!

Is there not a specific yr for the designation change? That's all I was asking.