Thanks for the tips man . This is the most useful video I found for me to pick up how to do this stuff . Ported my 562 properly last night gonna go try it rite now . Just wanted to let you know I looked for a cpl months everywhere to learn about everything to do with saws. You know your stuff bud thanks
@@PortedSaws did it ever I took my good ole time and pulled it back apart again and went even further with what tolerance I had left in there . Give it a look she's got all the Beavers forsure lol
I know this saw just came out, but why don’t I ever see anyone run the 372 xp? My father passed his down to me and the thing has got to be 10-15 years old and it pulls the chain clean through any hardwood I put it in
The old 372 were better. Now they are a Stratofied engine, called Xtorq but still adjustable carb. They are phasing them out and 572 Autotune taking its place. I have a 372xp 2013 model, great saw. But for some reason you don’t see many people playing with them in videos… All new saws are Strato engines now, but it seems everyone is just going for the 572 cause it’s Autotune and only thing on store shelves. 562’s are a kick ass 60cc saw!
I’m in NC and the 372 xp is one of the best saws around for the 70 cc class . I run a 576xp with muffler mod and few adjustments. It’s a screamer . I know few different builders who do quite a few 372s .. I would love to send my 576 off n have it ported .
I would like to see this on a dynamometer before and after I bet with all the work was not 1/4 horse of gain why not just buy the 572 xp I have a 562 and a 592 both great saws
Thanks for the tips man . This is the most useful video I found for me to pick up how to do this stuff . Ported my 562 properly last night gonna go try it rite now . Just wanted to let you know I looked for a cpl months everywhere to learn about everything to do with saws. You know your stuff bud thanks
Thanks happy it helped
@@PortedSaws did it ever I took my good ole time and pulled it back apart again and went even further with what tolerance I had left in there . Give it a look she's got all the Beavers forsure lol
@@KCamp0506 Right on lad!!
Great little saws.
Way cool watching you port the jug nice job on the saw sounds like a ripper
Thanks bud
I know this saw just came out, but why don’t I ever see anyone run the 372 xp? My father passed his down to me and the thing has got to be 10-15 years old and it pulls the chain clean through any hardwood I put it in
I do alot of them and 365/371 and 2171 there great saws i love them! 🇨🇦
The old 372 were better. Now they are a Stratofied engine, called Xtorq but still adjustable carb. They are phasing them out and 572 Autotune taking its place. I have a 372xp 2013 model, great saw. But for some reason you don’t see many people playing with them in videos…
All new saws are Strato engines now, but it seems everyone is just going for the 572 cause it’s Autotune and only thing on store shelves. 562’s are a kick ass 60cc saw!
I’m in NC and the 372 xp is one of the best saws around for the 70 cc class . I run a 576xp with muffler mod and few adjustments. It’s a screamer . I know few different builders who do quite a few 372s .. I would love to send my 576 off n have it ported .
@@McCallContractKlimber is your 576 auto tune? I just did up a 576xp non auto and i find the carb really small
@@PortedSaws no it’s carburetor
Forgot to plug the silly decomp
I would like to see this on a dynamometer before and after I bet with all the work was not 1/4 horse of gain why not just buy the 572 xp I have a 562 and a 592 both great saws
This is a Customer saw i port what they bring me. The and i do like the 562 better then the 572 but that is just my Opinion.
How much would it cost me to have you port my Husqvarna 450 rancher with the x-torque engine
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