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Would you buy a 365 xtorq over a modern equivilent


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4 hours ago, Chain-sore said:

Carrying one saw in each hand the other day my brother's 562 with a 28" bar on it felt a touch heavier than my 365 with a 20". Hardly scientific but I was still surprised it was that way around.

 

 

Thats what I mean, the newer stuff is lighter, the MS400 in my hand felt way lighter

than the 365, I had to ask myself how was I happy with the 372 I had if it felt like this.

 

Different erra saws.

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55 minutes ago, Moose McAlpine said:

 

365 and 372 are the same chassis, largely identical.

365 Special and 372 are the same bottom end . Original 365 ( one with the orange filter cover clips )  was the same bottom end as the 362 xp I think .

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