Univent 75cc "Fire Storm" Pro Chainsaw?

[max2cam]

I notice that Bailey's offers a chainsaw "brand" that I've never encountered before: a Univent 75cc Fire Storm Pro Chainsaw. Great name and it's supposed to use 20% less gas and produce 20% more horsepower than stock, altho it doesn't say in this case what stock is. Almost sounds like a custom saw, so apparently it's not just a re-badged Bumble Bee. Anyone bought one of these saws or know more about them? Where is it made?

 

[Edge & Engine]

Lots of info on that saw here if you do a search.

 

[labmission]

?

no luck when tryed the search...

 

[woodchuck361]

Looks like a rebadged husky to me. I heard that husky was mad at baileys over the whole deal. Something about the univent saws having husky part numbers. This is not confirmed though, just something I heard.

 

[2000ssm6]

At $825, you would be better off with a Stihl 441 or 460...

 

[jeeptj19992001]

http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=72806


took me 2 seconds

 

[SawTroll]

AS far as I know, it is the 75cc version of the 372xp.

Power claim is the same, not "20% more".

 

[husq2100]

Sawtroll, do you know if the 372xpw(75cc) shares the same cylinder as the 375k saw?

i have heard they have different part numbers...... but i wonder if its the same. only because i have heard the 372xpw doesnt rev like the 372xp and makes torque down low.....

Serg

 

[SawTroll]

Sawtroll, do you know if the 372xpw(75cc) shares the same cylinder as the 375k saw?

i have heard they have different part numbers...... but i wonder if its the same. only because i have heard the 372xpw doesnt rev like the 372xp and makes torque down low.....

Serg

The porting is different - the saw engine makes more power, but I suspect the "k" engine has more low end torque.