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[dichrixon]

Bought a saw.

Thanks!

 

[skippysphins]

Looking for a perfect operating 372Xp. Rebuilt, stock, doesn't matter as long as it runs good. Any repair history would be good.

Thanks!

Check out my ad ported 372

 

[dichrixon]

I saw it and I would be lying if I said wasn't interested. Truth be told at the 850 price range I would rather have a brand new stock saw. Stock saw will be more than enough and I will have more confidence in it.

Thanks though!

 

[sunfish]

I have more confidence in a well ported saw than stock...

 

[skippysphins]

No problem buddy buy a new saw . for a mix do at least 40 to 1 , I run 32 to 1 for mix in everything after talking with the guys here . good luck !
Chris

 

[sunfish]

Looking at the avatars, you two look related.

 

[dichrixon]

Lmao

 

[chainsawman2011]

How about a 272xp I got 2 for sale right now both run great and are in very nice condition.

 

[angelo c]

Looking at the avatars, you two look related.

That stuff happens a lot in PA.....

 

[crzybowhntr]

@rattler362 has a ported 371 for sale

 

[dichrixon]

Thanks guys. Only looking for 372's right now

 

[SCTREEGUY]

You might want to look at the ported saws a little harder. In my opinion and many others a saw ported by a professional will not only out perform a stock saw but more importantly it will greatly outlast the stock saw. If buying stock saws I'd much rather have a saw that's a few years old than a New epa ruined saw. The epa is doing to saws what they have done to diesel trucks. Whichever way you decide to go welcome to the site and chainsaws. Good luck and be safe.

 

[KG441c]

Consider Skippys 372 alil harder. Its like new and ported!! 300$ job from well known porter that will last along time and cut with attitude!!!

 

[crzybowhntr]

The GRAND 372 was just posted in the TP

 

[blsnelling]

I saw it and I would be lying if I said wasn't interested. Truth be told at the 850 price range I would rather have a brand new stock saw. Stock saw will be more than enough and I will have more confidence in it.

Thanks though!

The saw he is selling is in like new condition and will run circles around a stock saw. I used it extensively with a 28" bar in hardwood. You will not have reliability issues with it.

 

[blsnelling]

The GRAND 372 was just posted in the TP

I'd rather have the 71cc myself, as would other reputable builders.

 

[showrguy]

If the OP is for real, and not our beloved B/A, he'd be an idiot not to buy skippys saw, if in fact, he's really for real, looking for a 372............

I kinda liked the ole B/A myself, he made me laugh alot of times..

 

[Teddi]

OP would rather have a rebuilt or repaired saw than a documented mint Snelling saw.

 

[crzybowhntr]

The saw he is selling is in like new condition and will run circles around a stock saw. I used it extensively with a 28" bar in hardwood. You will not have reliability issues with it.

I'm actually contemplating buying it.

 

[dichrixon]

Thanks for all the help and interest guys. Forgive me for being cautious but 850.00 dollars is a lot of money and I want to feel confident in what I am spending my money on. I have spent my entire life building and racing cars and extensively modified and reliable rarely occur in the same sentence. However, from what I have been reading this may not be the case with chainsaws. Another contributing factor to my decision is my ability to buy a brand new 372xp for 650.00 through my job. Due to my lack of experience this decision is tough for me to make.

Thanks for all your input.