FATGUY
Addicted to ArboristSite
- Joined
- Jun 2, 2008
- Messages
- 6,535
- Reaction score
- 1,537
you're cutting deep......:censored::censored:I figure it will match the new cylinders.
Pictures of the Stihl MS362.... but for real this time.
- Thread starter Erick
- Start date
Help Support Arborist Forum:
Wood Junkie
ArboristSite Operative
I am happy to see that they (any saw mfg) are able to design a saw that meets the clean air stds. and doesn't weigh 20#s in doing so.......I have yet to cough up the dough for a 361, and kind of glad that I waited. That is providing Stihl isn't wanting $700 for the new model. I'm surprised that guys aren't #####in' about the weight of a scrench yet.....
SawTroll
Information Collector
I agree the handlebar looks really cheap for a pro saw :jawdrop: - but the heated ones hopefully will have a metal one, as with the 361.
gink595
Addicted to ArboristSite
I figure it will match the new cylinders.
:jawdrop: LOL
BlacknTan
ArboristSite Operative
This makes me glad I always liked fat girls...
Can I say that here?? Don't wanna' get too graphic!
2000ssm6
Stihl User
arborist
ArboristSite Operative
- Joined
- May 13, 2009
- Messages
- 396
- Reaction score
- 134
yeah,it does look kinda cheap.just needs to be put through a few cuts and get rid of some of that over shininess to it and it will look like a real saw lol.
well,it's that i suppose or they could go back and make the 038 tanks lol.
heavy,but they sure didn't look cheap.lightness is most important today.(provided they don't get to cheap on us and the plastic starts braking)
can't wait for the new age of carbon fiber!!!! im sure it's years away still.but that would look GREAT,stronger than steel and lighter as well!
who knows how many years it will take for carbon fiber to be cost efficient enough for mainstream things like chainsaws though.
Last edited:
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Carbon fiber body parts would be SWEET! Very pricey though.
Zombiechopper
Addicted to ArboristSite
The handle does look really cheap, but then again the 361 handle is el cheapo plastic too. Hopefully the wrap version is metal at least.
SawTroll
Information Collector
Troll just arrived, give him a few minutes.
I will not comment on that, unless someone mounts a scrench holder on a saw - that is about the worst idea I have heard about.....
Last edited:
After having quickly read the thread I can say this:
1. Look better than the 361.
2. The filter system seems to suck big time. Prefilter, filter .. .
Why simply not avoid dust from getting in there like Husky does ?
3. 4,6 hp at 13 lbs. The 262XP will remain the strongest 60cc saw produced.
4. AV should be good. Copied from Husky.
Other that that it looks ok but will not cure cancer.
Whatever Husky launches in the 60cc class, it should have 4,8 hp.
1. Look better than the 361.
2. The filter system seems to suck big time. Prefilter, filter .. .
Why simply not avoid dust from getting in there like Husky does ?
3. 4,6 hp at 13 lbs. The 262XP will remain the strongest 60cc saw produced.
4. AV should be good. Copied from Husky.
Other that that it looks ok but will not cure cancer.
Whatever Husky launches in the 60cc class, it should have 4,8 hp.
SawTroll
Information Collector
:agree2: ... except for #1.
The MS361xp still cures cancer though! :rockn::rockn:
...at least the Euro one....
Last edited:
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Mr. Jealous is in the house!:monkey:
2000ssm6
Stihl User
I will not comment on that, unless someone mounts a scrench holder on a saw - that is about the worst idea I have heard about.....
LOL, I got a few of those laying around somewhere. Very handy when looking for a scrench but otherwise in the way. When I do find one of 'em, its going on the Mighty Oh 44.
woodyman
Addicted to ArboristSite
To some weight makes no difference,10 or 15 years ago it made no difference to me but now that I am going on 60 years young I have to look at weight.When I start cutting here in the fall I will cut on Saturdays and Sundays at least 8 hours a day and a heavy saw now is not what I want.Thats why I have a Snellerized 359 and my brand new NE 346XP(that's making a little trip tomorow to OHIO)Weight does make a difference to some of us and those that it doesn't can get a heavy saw.
I think not brother. That spec isn't impressing me that much.
Being lucky to have a 262XPG, I would hardly buy a 362.
pbtree
Addicted to ArboristSite
AV?...... Smoooooooth
Time will tell if Stihls springs are any better than Huskys but so far so good with the others.
Looks like they finally decided to build saws like Husky - the right way!
SawTroll
Information Collector
Looks like they finally decided to build saws like Husky - the right way!
They still use the ol' easy to break rear handle design - LOL :yoyo::yoyo:
It has been several threads on here about how to repair them, but none about repairing Husky or Dolmar ones - that is no coincidence if you look closely on the way thay are made (and at saws offered at E-bay)! :hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:
Last edited:
parrisw
Tree Freak
You mean Partner.....right
LOL, ya, I suppose your right.
parrisw
Tree Freak
Yes but the 262xp is a living legend!! Hard to compare any 60cc saw to that.
Looks like they finally decided to build saws like Husky - the right way!
Ya, they had to get with the times eventually!! But there not quite there yet. Look at the el-cheapo handle. LOL LOL made from recycled sewer drains.
Similar threads
