Husqvarna Style 372's From Scraps and/or AM Clones to Work Saws.....

[weimedog]

Might be of use, building a video series starting from bearings replacement to useful saws. TWO paths...one blown up X-Torq's and the other AM Clone 372's. Have a few video's tracking the project(s)...First, bearing replacement using the heat differential technic:

 

[weimedog]

Second.....more X-Torq trivia and using case fitting tools or "crank pullers" to assemble the cases. BTW the CHEAPEST route to crank assembly tools is the OEM Husqvarna Shop Tools options from a variety of places. HLSupply has them from time to time,

 

[weimedog]

Third entry...assembling the saw...with a few tweaks.

 

[weimedog]

AND last but not least...do they Run?? ( More builds videos will happen BTW ) Two jobs so far with the Junk Pile Saw build..

 

[brad ruch]

Have you tried using aftermarket cases with the xtorq top end?I've been told ya just have to grind a little material off the shelf so the cylinder will set flat.

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[weimedog]

Have you tried using aftermarket cases with the xtorq top end?I've been told ya just have to grind a little material off the shelf so the cylinder will set flat.

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I suspect u are correct

 

[Deleted member 117362]

I suspect u are correct

He is correct, I have done it several times and it's easily done.