NYH1
Tacticle Chainsaw Operator.
Just picked it up about an hour ago. I won't be able to cut anything with it for a while though.........to much snow! 
I bought my 365 Special today!
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Austin1
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Well I hope you get a chance to use it soon! All the snow here melted and it is +12c or around 52f something like that not good at converting! Almost time to go out and shoot gophers!
SawTroll
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Just picked it up about an hour ago. I won't be able to cut anything with it for a while though.........to much snow!
Too much snow here also, has been since early december........:help:
Congrats on your new saw!
20" bar is a sensible bar length, imo.....
I believe a 16" should accompany it for smaller wood, with an 8-pin sprocket....
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RiverRat2
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You will enjoy it!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just picked it up about an hour ago. I won't be able to cut anything with it for a while though.........to much snow!
You will enjoy it!!!!!!!!!!!!
Woodie
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sawinredneck
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GO NYH1!!!!!!!!!
GO CUT SOME WOOD!!!!
YAY!!!!!!!
Sorry, had to do it, enjoy you're saw!
GO CUT SOME WOOD!!!!
YAY!!!!!!!
Sorry, had to do it, enjoy you're saw!
NYH1
Tacticle Chainsaw Operator.
Thanks guys! I can't wait to run it! 
Just picked it up about an hour ago. I won't be able to cut anything with it for a while though.........to much snow!
NYH1 , I don't see the MS290 in the signature anymore , does this mean that you have converted ?
Austin1
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Really! I can hit a golf ball Three hundred yards away at least with my Rifle!
NYH1
Tacticle Chainsaw Operator.
My friend is going to do some drywall work for me so I'm giving it to him. I'll be the first to say my 029 was and still is an excellent saw. It served me well and is still in great shape. I would recommend one in a heartbeat if the person had the same needs out of a chain saw as I did when I bought mine. My needs have changed a little over the years. I wasn't really looking for a saw as large as the 365 but it was to good of a deal to pass up. $537 plus tax with a 20 b&c and a extra chain from a full servicing and stock deal that 5 minutes from my house. I just thought it was the right thing to do. I still need a 50cc size saw. I'll probably go with another Husky from the same dealer. I won't knock the MS290/029's though!NYH1 , I don't see the MS290 in the signature anymore , does this mean that you have converted ?
Treeman587
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My deepest sympathies go out to you
NYH1
Tacticle Chainsaw Operator.
:hmm3grin2orange:My deepest sympathies go out to you
NYH1
Tacticle Chainsaw Operator.
The extra chain they gave me is H48 072G (3/8 .058"). I'm assuming it the same chain that came on the saw. I'll have to check.
My friend is going to do some drywall work for me so I'm giving it to him. I'll be the first to say my 029 was and still is an excellent saw. It served me well and is still in great shape. I would recommend one in a heartbeat if the person had the same needs out of a chain saw as I did when I bought mine. My needs have changed a little over the years. I wasn't really looking for a saw as large as the 365 but it was to good of a deal to pass up. $537 plus tax with a 20 b&c and a extra chain from a full servicing and stock deal that 5 minutes from my house. I just thought it was the right thing to do. I still need a 50cc size saw. I'll probably go with another Husky from the same dealer. I won't knock the MS290/029's though!
That's good news , I was starting to think that you were going to become a chainsaw nut and own more than five saws .
joatmon
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My friend is going to do some drywall work for me so I'm giving it to him. I'll be the first to say my 029 was and still is an excellent saw. It served me well and is still in great shape. I would recommend one in a heartbeat if the person had the same needs out of a chain saw as I did when I bought mine. My needs have changed a little over the years. I wasn't really looking for a saw as large as the 365 but it was to good of a deal to pass up. $537 plus tax with a 20 b&c and a extra chain from a full servicing and stock deal that 5 minutes from my house. I just thought it was the right thing to do. I still need a 50cc size saw. I'll probably go with another Husky from the same dealer. I won't knock the MS290/029's though!
We'll start praying that the drywall guy stiffs you so you can hang on to the saw.:hmm3grin2orange:
I'm hoping that the drywall guy isn't going to use the MS290 to cut your drywall .
Timberhauler
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That 365 is a good saw...You'll enjoy it.
+1.
Saws in the size range of your 365 are good with the 20" as an all-around size. My buddy has been quite pleased with a 20" on his ex-HD Rental 6401. A 16" would be nice, too, if you're of a mind to have more than one bar/loop length for that powerhead, especially if you aren't running big west coast dawgs and want a more nimble saw for those times where you're not going to be using the entire 20" of bar.
64cc, 20" bar, getting work done.
SawTroll
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You are my favourite poster on the AS, allways streight to the point, and you are right........
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