372xp, all new saws are x-torq?

[IyaMan]

Do all new 372xp now come equip with x-torq?

The non x-torque model isn't listed on the Husqvarna site, but some online dealers don't state outright if it does have the x-torq.

I also notice that the main Husky site states 5.5hp and 3.8Nm torque on the 372xp x-torque, but dealers online list different. A couple examples:

Tree Stuff: 5.3hp, 4.3Nm
Baileys: 5.4hp, (no stats on torque)

(Neither of the above state if its x-torq, and that's a big difference in the Treestuff torque spec!)

Anyone?

 

[Andyshine77]

Yes all new 372's are X-torq, which means they're strato engines. The HP numbers are often a little different the 372 is about a 5.5hp saw, don't worry about those numbers.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

Some places may still have old stock to sell. You can tell the difference between x torq and old style at a glance by location of the decomp button. X torq decomp is on the top and the old style is on the side.

 

[IyaMan]

Thanks for the answers guys.

 

[CascadeHusky]

I wonder if any 372xp non-xtorqs are being made for different markets? Like the 272xps are/were?

The simplicity, power, weight and smoothness of the old ones will never be obsolete...at least not for a loooong time.