question about xpW model husqvarnas

[wap13]

I have come across quite a bit of info on the R model stihls. I havent seen so much on the W model huskys and the like.

My question is do the huskys a Jreds with full wrap handles also come with larger clutch covers and high out put oilers like the stihls, or is the wrap handle the only difference?

 

[spike60]

Sometimes, no, and not really.

Standard clutch covers on the 372/2172 are the same parts as on the 390/2188. The 390/2188 W models come with the larger clutch cover, but the 372/2172 W's do not. Obviously, you could put the 390W cover on a 372W if you desired.

No change to the oilers. They oil pretty good when on the high setting.

All W models come with larger bucking spikes, so even in the case of the 372W, the handle isn't the only difference.

 

[wap13]

Sometimes, no, and not really.

Standard clutch covers on the 372/2172 are the same parts as on the 390/2188. The 390/2188 W models come with the larger clutch cover, but the 372/2172 W's do not. Obviously, you could put the 390W cover on a 372W if you desired.

No change to the oilers. They oil pretty good when on the high setting.

All W models come with larger bucking spikes, so even in the case of the 372W, the handle isn't the only difference.

Thank you sir, I appreciate the info.

I am wanting to get/put together a 372xpw and was looking to see if it would be cheaper to build one or buy it.

 

[KenJax Tree]

Some of the 372XPW's were 75cc also

 

[wap13]

Some of the 372XPW's were 75cc also

Good info, I did know that (hence why I want to get a 372xpw aka 375) but I forgot to mention that.