Husqvarna 372xp

[ElliotSmith]

 

So after getting my 372 a few years ago I wanted to turn it into a west coast style falling saw just for fun. After looking through the parts diagrams I now have this.

Edited October 11, 2017 by ElliotSmith

[Khriss]

...ummm by West Coast -did you mean Morcambe bay ...... ? K

[ElliotSmith]

...ummm by West Coast -did you mean Morcambe bay ...... ? K 

 

West coast of Scotland. We have bigger trees up north so we need better saws lol.

 

[spudulike]

Looks very nice but without some serious porting, has pretty much the same performance as a standard saw!

Stubby - show him yours

[ElliotSmith]

Looks very nice but without some serious porting, has pretty much the same performance as a standard saw!
Stubby - show him yours[emoji3]

That is true, it's all oem bolt on stuff but it's still a working saw for me right now but when the time comes there might be plans for some porting.

[Khriss]

I thought this thread was going West Coast of US...but Scotland has many good trees to fell K

[huskywilson]

i was going to do that to mine for fun too but not cheap to do over here , different air filter  high top cover full wrap ,big dogs , but looks nice , so just got a 395 xp which has all that already :-)

 

[Ironbark]

I bought a 372 XPW which has a wrap handle, big dawgs and a 75cc engine from Madsens Saw Shop in Washington when I was out there felling big timber with the North Zone Timber Fallers. No I wasn't actually, i was on a rock climbing holiday, but i do have the saw.

[Stretchsaws]

That there saw needs a buckshot muffler mod á la Chainsaw Guy!

[TheHungrySquirrel]

Snap, love mine now with the mods just need a bigger bar and skip chain