milkie62
ArboristSite Guru
I bid that saw up a little .I was hoping to get a big saw for my 30" oak rounds
When I was in Northern Minnesota, almost all of the saws with a 20" and larger had skip on them...Mostly hardwoods up there.
I found it unusual as I have never used skip chain in my life!
On a side note, I sold a 394xpg last year that was well used on ebay (looked like it had lots of hard use, but p/c were excellant). It went for 5 bills with a 28" bar...
Had it on my watch list. Considered bidding, but it's pretty high.
Man I think he had two and the one sold way high IMHO for an almost 20 year old saw.
I'm seeing 372XP ten years old get bid up almost that high too. Must be Husky's have a resale value kind like a Harley, eh? [grin]
Didn't realize 394's brought that much $$$ Guess my saw is worth more then I thought, not as clean as that one though. I got a real good deal on mine, and its a screamer runs excellant. I got LGX skip on a 33", cuts very fast.
No 372xp out 10 years ago - 1999 was the first year, before that it was the 371xp.....LOL
The 395's, 394's that I have seen cut and run, where screamers. Even though their out of the cut rpm is slower, they really hold the R's in the cut. That's why I want one!!LOL:greenchainsaw:
I like how smooooth they are, so easy on the hands for extended cutting. I love running my 395.
The only real downside is their weight.
Figured you'd like that one...........hey how do you like that new 346XPG that you list in your sig? I"ve been looking at that saw and it looks like a hot rod version of the 353 -- opinion?
It is, and my opinion are all over the place - the NE346xp is a great saw, and I prefere it to the Dolmar 5100S.....
I hear that Troll. Been looking at new saws to add to the stable -- you guys are a BAD influence on me, and I'm thinking toward the 346. Can't find anything in the 60cc arena I really like and the 372 is just too much saw I *think*. [grin]
Try a MS361.....
Try a MS361.....
No........he NEEDS a 372xp....he just doesn't know it yet!LOL If it where me in your position I would get a 372............:greenchainsaw:
You guys are gonna get me divorced...............I'm drooling over the 372. I'm thinking I can go buy it, put it in the shop and when wifey asks me "WHERE did THAT come from???" I can say; "Honey I"ve have that around for MONTHS....."
...........works real good for motorcycle parts which I ship to my work address and then sneak home................
Good saw, I swear by my 394xp!
Beware though, there is no relaxing with this saw waiting for it to cut. You put it into a log and a few seconds later you're picking it up and moving it to the next cut. Fortunately you get a rest every hour to fill 'er up.
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