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On 11/05/2025 at 11:05, kram said:

Fair enough, I had better experiences with my 372 clone, I prefer only buying second hand if its someone I know. Lots of stolen kit floating around that I dont want to touch. If I see something on ebay, I ask for purchase history/invoice and rarely get a reply.

 

Anyway, what have you bought?

I got one of these bags last week, it is perfect size for carrying the cordless batteries and keeps them seperate from my files and saw tools.

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If you’re going to get into the ethics of it, then I’d suggest the ‘clone saws’ are themselves stolen IP, manufactured worse. 

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New harness, Camp Tree Access ST. I like it a lot, theres no silly knotted rope bridge for everything to catch on.

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I got the wrong size, which has tiny leg loops, but Fletcher Stewart are swapping it to the adult size for me. Excellent service from this shop!

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A few new items this week.

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Its not identical, slightly louder but same engine design/character. I may be mistaken but it feels more powerful - but thats likely from the more open exhaust. I like it! Will give it a proper try tomorrow.
Dislike - bar nut retaining clips not included, and just standard bar nuts, it uses two of them.
Like - the on/off switch is a momentary, auto return to on switch. All saws should be this way.
3/8 full chisel chain as standard!


The 12" bar I'll swap to the Makita to test that. I've put the 10" Echo bar and 3/8 full chisel on the Clone 2511 for testing tomorrow. 12" may be too long for this size saw I think, atleast for what I intend to use it.

The clone also fired up first pull. Very easy start.

 

 

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Could have used the clone 2511 today, we were clearing two domestic leylandii hedge rows, and I dropped the 2511 twice from being balanced on a stub a few meters up. I didnt have a lanyard or harness on..

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20 hours ago, flyingjoiner said:

I have the 003g, bit of a longer bar on.

Tempted to stick either .325 or 1/4 on it, rather than 3/8lp

I have thought about .325, in the 18v not seen a sprocket but you can definitely get 1/4. I'm going to try Stihls 3/8 1.1 full chisel next as the Oregon chain it comes with has such big safety bumpers you can barely cut with the bar buried so I had to file them off.

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