There will never be another all around awesome saw like the original Husqvarna 372. Yours needs a high top to make it look cooler 😁. We used to cut a lot of Red Pine White Pine Jack Pine Spruce once in awhile Etc. Throw a lot of hook at your chain and an 8-pin sprocket makes quick business of delimbing those bushy trees. Love my babies miss my babies now my babies are having babies.
I agree on the 372 OE. Always run Stihls, have a ported 044 and a few both larger and smaller. Picked up a 372XP yesterday for $250 off Marketplace, and already very fond of this saw. Even lighter and much smoother than my beloved 044.
@@tinmanssaws the high top makes space for Red Beard Saw’s fantastic velocity stack and foam filter to fit underneath the cover. Superior air filtration options are reason enough to make it worth re-learning your filing position. 😎
Before you port it could you do a gasket delete and open the muffler to see what that does first. It would be great to see the progression in stages. Just my opinion.
I am fortunate to have 2 272s. Those will work you til you can't hold em. Great saws love to run them. 28" bars on both one with a skip tooth for the big trees. Hand filed to ensure a smooth operation. Great content as usual.
With the utmost respect I would approach that jobby differently. I would limb all those trees with the little 236 or 350 pile up the waste for burning and then firewood the rest with the 70cc.
I run a 365 xtorque with a 28in bar and work in a lot of blow down on friends farms (free firewood is always 🙂). The difference is really noticable after a couple of hours of my buddies running their 20in homeowner saws they are feeling it and I'm still in the thick of the brush getting the limbs off so we can winch the logs big enough to make firewood out. my saw is way heavier but I don't feel like I'm working as hard with the long bar and using the weight to my advantage.
Ahh yes, the 3 AM feedings and diaper changes. Good times, really. We had a baby monitor and I always knew when you could here her shuffling around in her crib was the precursor and I knew it wouldn't be long before getting out of bed for the nightly routine, great memories. As a father looking back it didn't seem like fun at the time but it was a real joy in my life and I wouldn't trade it for anything. She's just turned 27, time really does fly once you have kids. Mucho congratulations on the new baby Tinman.
I went in to buy one of these back in 2007.. dealer talked me into the “new tech” 575xp… ran it for a number of years with no issues but sure wish I just got the 372!!
I understand what you're saying about long bars being easier on the body with less crouching to reach wood lower to the ground. But a 72cc saw seems rather large and heavy for wood that size, here I'd only be using the 52cc, and actually I'd probably do most of the limbing with the little Stihl MSA140C 12" electric. Wouldn't I be easier to use a lighter 40cc class saw rather than the 70cc class 372?
I have the Husky 142 42cc saw with a 16" bar. I'm pretty sure they offer a 18" bar for that saw. That would be ideal for limbing. That little saw has a lot of power for a small saw and it's light. I also have a 450 rancher and a 372xp. If i don't need the power of those big saws I generally reach for that 142. I even like to buck stuff up to 12"...with it and it doesn't even flinch.
OK, so you got me into porting saws. So thanks! And, I get the long bar thing. For bigger wood, I grab a bigger saw with a long bar. But, and this is just my humble opinion, I'd pick my horrible 58 cc china zenoah clone saw with a 20" bar to limb and buck that crappy spruce, because it is fast enough, and way lighter than than a 372. Especially if it is in the air, like those are, so you don't really need to bend over too much. Even your 562 is heavier than those crappy zenoah clones. Maybe one of Charles Brisco's Echo 490's would be the ticket here, with a 20" or 24" bar. But, little weak wood doesn't need much of a saw. I do love all you do, and definitely would cut as you do if it was in my hands, as it works too. But, I'm old, and if it aint on the ground, I'm grabbing a lighter saw, with a 20 or 24" bar. Just how I feel at the moment. I have that exact saw, but in Jonsred, and I have a blue clone too, which so far has been a bit of a fun project - heh heh. Don't forget the brake clean to try to find where it is sucking air. I'll get it sorted eventually, and ported too. It runs pretty ok when it isn't freaking out. My house is warm at the moment due to that saw, so I just gota say thanks, for the fun, and the heat. Love your content, and appreciate all I've learned from you.
I Would be very curious to see your approach and what's required to put a 266 piston in a 372. I have a well used but unported 372XP myself, so I'm biased. Love your content! You've helped me get comfortable with the idea of porting small 2-strokes.
you need to put the piston on a lathe and make a pop up as the 266 piston is taller if my memory serves me right it was a forty thou pop up and you leave the gasket in dont delete it, mine is still running well after 4 years of firewood cutting. Simonized 372s ran pop ups
I have one of 2001! The nice saw you have get in your collection! I in the past have a kind of air filter like that in your 372 on my 372 and ahhhhh to much crap pass to the carb!
I snatched one off Facebook for $250 yesterday! Finally I’m the guy scoring the “we all hate you” deal. Brake control lever missing, muffler dented, but ran great and cut well.
I wish I knew more about saws my dad and I cut bought a pair of 372s and a 395. One 372 is a x torq one isn't my 372 I feel like has had work done to it because she screams and is running an 8 tooth on the clutch.
Hey Ttinman my name Jeff I have a question about 3120. It won't fire unplugged the switch cleaned flywheel. How do I check ignition or coil? Love your videos thanks
Great video as always but I disagree about bar size. West coast loggers have a need for a longer bar. Liming smallish soft wood like that I would run a smaller saw with a 16” bar, simply less weight to throw around. Their is a reason that professional loggers who cut in parts of the world other than west coast use smaller bars. Each their own and still a great saw.
You are so right...lol something around here lately everyone u know seems to be having girls..lol I keep saying we should start an all female moto team
I am working on a 266xp and it won't idle.I tried everything pulled the parts off my jonsered carb,coil,intake block,compression is 120.All the same parts run great on the jonsered I.took the clutch off.still won't idle.Would the tank vent cause poor idling.
I see you guys north of the border are fans of the Husky's. I'm in the north east of the states. Here they are hard core into Stihl's. Any reason for one over the other?
No. 272's are great! Give it to me if you don't want it! Some say that it is a little more vibey. But, my experience, and isnt' much, is that is a great saw and I don't have any problems with vibes or anything with that saw. So, keep it, and get a 372 also, just so you can tell if I'm ok.
If it's your only saw get the 372. If you have a smaller saw and need something to buck firewood, power a mill or to stump big trees the 395's are fun but heavy.
I’m sure it’s a good saw never had a husky I have Stihls, ms460, 034 jonesreds 801, I could do what he’s doing with my MS 180 why not put it in some hickory or some white oak or red oak maybe they don’t have that around there I don’t know,? Good video though
The 371s were built for a 24 inch bar. When they put 32 and 36 bars on in BC they had some issues with the cases cracking. They beefed up the cases and called them 372s
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There will never be another all around awesome saw like the original Husqvarna 372. Yours needs a high top to make it look cooler 😁. We used to cut a lot of Red Pine White Pine Jack Pine Spruce once in awhile Etc. Throw a lot of hook at your chain and an 8-pin sprocket makes quick business of delimbing those bushy trees. Love my babies miss my babies now my babies are having babies.
I actually like low top saws. High tops hurt my chest when I'm filing. High tops do like cool though.
@@tinmanssaws rpm max 13500 ?
Funny when I own both rather use the 572 since I bought it my 372 collect dust
I agree on the 372 OE. Always run Stihls, have a ported 044 and a few both larger and smaller. Picked up a 372XP yesterday for $250 off Marketplace, and already very fond of this saw. Even lighter and much smoother than my beloved 044.
@@tinmanssaws the high top makes space for Red Beard Saw’s fantastic velocity stack and foam filter to fit underneath the cover. Superior air filtration options are reason enough to make it worth re-learning your filing position. 😎
Before you port it could you do a gasket delete and open the muffler to see what that does first. It would be great to see the progression in stages. Just my opinion.
I am fortunate to have 2 272s. Those will work you til you can't hold em. Great saws love to run them. 28" bars on both one with a skip tooth for the big trees. Hand filed to ensure a smooth operation. Great content as usual.
rpm max 13500 ?
With the utmost respect I would approach that jobby differently. I would limb all those trees with the little 236 or 350 pile up the waste for burning and then firewood the rest with the 70cc.
I run a 365 xtorque with a 28in bar and work in a lot of blow down on friends farms (free firewood is always 🙂). The difference is really noticable after a couple of hours of my buddies running their 20in homeowner saws they are feeling it and I'm still in the thick of the brush getting the limbs off so we can winch the logs big enough to make firewood out. my saw is way heavier but I don't feel like I'm working as hard with the long bar and using the weight to my advantage.
HOPE YOU GET MORE SLEEP SOON ,,,GLAD CHARLIE IS WELL,,,372XP BEST MOST RELIABLE SAW EVER MADE
I love my 372xp og. Made in '00 and still runnin like a top
Ahh yes, the 3 AM feedings and diaper changes. Good times, really. We had a baby monitor and I always knew when you could here her shuffling around in her crib was the precursor and I knew it wouldn't be long before getting out of bed for the nightly routine, great memories. As a father looking back it didn't seem like fun at the time but it was a real joy in my life and I wouldn't trade it for anything. She's just turned 27, time really does fly once you have kids.
Mucho congratulations on the new baby Tinman.
“Buckin gave me this (stock) 372”
Are you sure Tinpappa ? Even Buckins boot laces are ported haha ❤😂❤
I went in to buy one of these back in 2007.. dealer talked me into the “new tech” 575xp… ran it for a number of years with no issues but sure wish I just got the 372!!
A true Dad , talking about your girl before chainsaws LOL. I carried my girl for hours.
What an awesome gift Buckin left👍🏻
G'day from Australia ,I've got a very nice 2004 372xp thing is an animal plus afew others ms660 sp81 and 10-10s
Have found for me a 28 Stihl lite bar seems pretty much perfect.
I understand what you're saying about long bars being easier on the body with less crouching to reach wood lower to the ground.
But a 72cc saw seems rather large and heavy for wood that size, here I'd only be using the 52cc, and actually I'd probably do most of the limbing with the little Stihl MSA140C 12" electric.
Wouldn't I be easier to use a lighter 40cc class saw rather than the 70cc class 372?
I have the Husky 142 42cc saw with a 16" bar. I'm pretty sure they offer a 18" bar for that saw. That would be ideal for limbing. That little saw has a lot of power for a small saw and it's light. I also have a 450 rancher and a 372xp. If i don't need the power of those big saws I generally reach for that 142. I even like to buck stuff up to 12"...with it and it doesn't even flinch.
I don't think you could have said it any better, when you stated that this would be the only saw you might ever need!👍👍👍
Nice saw to get some real work done. Good to hear Charlie is doing well Bud!!
That 372 is a nice saw, can’t wait to get a new top end on mine and get it running
Onya Tinman get that heart pumping 🤙
keep pushing forward Tinman and certainly keep up the great work, blessings from michigan
You've got the wrong nozzle on your combi can!😄 i like the t shirt too-😂yeah the 372 will always be one of Husky's iconic saws!!
Awesome video tinman. Can you fix your bow tie its crooked. J/J tinman be safe out there.
Love this saw. Its agreat people saw....
OK, so you got me into porting saws. So thanks! And, I get the long bar thing. For bigger wood, I grab a bigger saw with a long bar. But, and this is just my humble opinion, I'd pick my horrible 58 cc china zenoah clone saw with a 20" bar to limb and buck that crappy spruce, because it is fast enough, and way lighter than than a 372. Especially if it is in the air, like those are, so you don't really need to bend over too much. Even your 562 is heavier than those crappy zenoah clones. Maybe one of Charles Brisco's Echo 490's would be the ticket here, with a 20" or 24" bar. But, little weak wood doesn't need much of a saw. I do love all you do, and definitely would cut as you do if it was in my hands, as it works too. But, I'm old, and if it aint on the ground, I'm grabbing a lighter saw, with a 20 or 24" bar. Just how I feel at the moment. I have that exact saw, but in Jonsred, and I have a blue clone too, which so far has been a bit of a fun project - heh heh. Don't forget the brake clean to try to find where it is sucking air. I'll get it sorted eventually, and ported too. It runs pretty ok when it isn't freaking out. My house is warm at the moment due to that saw, so I just gota say thanks, for the fun, and the heat. Love your content, and appreciate all I've learned from you.
I use a shopping basket from a store to carry all my tools, chains, gas, and oil works great
Thanks for the video Tin Man. I need a long bar saw. I'm getting too old to bend over a small saw.
Long bars feel funny at first but after awhile I got used to them
Dad always got on to us for cutting evergreen trees because he said it gumed up the flue !
flue?
@@jbbolts chimney
@@robertsmith7580 Ok thnx... that was some feat gumming up the chimney just by cutting the wrong trees! 🤣😂🤣
Good stuff brotha can’t wait till the day I can get a saw done up by you
Those are a great saw.
I Would be very curious to see your approach and what's required to put a 266 piston in a 372. I have a well used but unported 372XP myself, so I'm biased. Love your content! You've helped me get comfortable with the idea of porting small 2-strokes.
you need to put the piston on a lathe and make a pop up as the 266 piston is taller if my memory serves me right it was a forty thou pop up and you leave the gasket in dont delete it, mine is still running well after 4 years of firewood cutting. Simonized 372s ran pop ups
It seems to cut fine
I have one of 2001! The nice saw you have get in your collection! I in the past have a kind of air filter like that in your 372 on my 372 and ahhhhh to much crap pass to the carb!
Hope u get more sleep ASAP!!! Sweet 372xp
I am always keeping my eyes open for a 372 oe. One day I will find one. Cant wait to see a video of you getting into that saw. Take care Tinman.
rpm max 13500 ?
I snatched one off Facebook for $250 yesterday! Finally I’m the guy scoring the “we all hate you” deal. Brake control lever missing, muffler dented, but ran great and cut well.
Alright tinman what's the story on the pioneer farm saw lol. I've seen it in 2 videos now. Love the content as always
I wish I knew more about saws my dad and I cut bought a pair of 372s and a 395. One 372 is a x torq one isn't my 372 I feel like has had work done to it because she screams and is running an 8 tooth on the clutch.
I'd be afraid to burn pine, creosote, chimney fire. Luckily not much here, mostly beach, Ash, cherry, black birch...NY
I feel exhausted just watching you.
Hey Tinman. Are you taking orders ATM.. im desperate to have a 372xp ported by you...
Hey Ttinman my name Jeff I have a question about 3120. It won't fire unplugged the switch cleaned flywheel. How do I check ignition or coil? Love your videos thanks
Take spark plug out and pull it over with the plug near metal to see if it sparks. You’ll have to pull it over fast though.
Nice!!
Hey Wooly
@@tinmanssaws 372 looks great
Great video as always but I disagree about bar size. West coast loggers have a need for a longer bar. Liming smallish soft wood like that I would run a smaller saw with a 16” bar, simply less weight to throw around. Their is a reason that professional loggers who cut in parts of the world other than west coast use smaller bars. Each their own and still a great saw.
I love ma 372xp oe with a hyway Titanic kel topend! I would like to try it with 266 piston. It will be interesring combination :)
rpm max 13500 ?
Remember if u gotta. Push stop an file....
You are so right...lol something around here lately everyone u know seems to be having girls..lol I keep saying we should start an all female moto team
I am working on a 266xp and it won't idle.I tried everything pulled the parts off my jonsered carb,coil,intake block,compression is 120.All the same parts run great on the jonsered I.took the clutch off.still won't idle.Would the tank vent cause poor idling.
I see you guys north of the border are fans of the Husky's. I'm in the north east of the states. Here they are hard core into Stihl's. Any reason for one over the other?
Most guys run stihls around here. I just like husqvarnas better.
so a question , if a guy has a decent running 272 , is there any reason to "upgrade" to a 372 ?
No. 272's are great! Give it to me if you don't want it! Some say that it is a little more vibey. But, my experience, and isnt' much, is that is a great saw and I don't have any problems with vibes or anything with that saw. So, keep it, and get a 372 also, just so you can tell if I'm ok.
Why would you need to port that 372?
For fun.
I’m deciding between a 372 and a 395 rn 🤦🏻♂️. Decisions decisions 🤔
If it's your only saw get the 372. If you have a smaller saw and need something to buck firewood, power a mill or to stump big trees the 395's are fun but heavy.
@@jeremyjmailloux do you know how much each weighs?
@@jbbolts 372xp is 13.4lbs, 395xp is 17.4lbs.
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Hey Tinman what’s a good price for one of them
Just watch your feet with those longer bars !
I’m sure it’s a good saw never had a husky I have Stihls, ms460, 034 jonesreds 801, I could do what he’s doing with my MS 180 why not put it in some hickory or some white oak or red oak maybe they don’t have that around there I don’t know,? Good video though
Do they still make the 372OE?
Yes overseas only
I’ve got a 371, thinking of putting on a 32” bar just wondering if a stock 371 will pull it or should I go to a skip tooth chain
The 371s were built for a 24 inch bar. When they put 32 and 36 bars on in BC they had some issues with the cases cracking. They beefed up the cases and called them 372s
@@daveodenbach6455
Sounds good
Thank you for the info
@@garyhenion9459 Those 371s were excellent saws too. I've had a couple and with a 24 inch Oregon Versacut light bar they are quite nimble for a 71cc.
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Chitãozinho & Xororó
Composição: Joel Marques / Maracai
o que eu visto não é linho ando até de pé no chão
e o cantar de um passarinho é pra mim uma canção
vivo com a poeira da enxada entranhada no nariz
trago a roça bem plantada pra servir o meu país
sou sou desse jeito e não mudo
aqui eu tenho de tudo e a vida não é mentira
sou sou livre feito um regato
eu sou um bicho do mato me orgulho de ser caipira
doutor eu não tive estudo só sei mesmo é trabalhar
nesta casa de matuto é bem-vindo quem chegar
se tenho as mãos calejadas é do arado rasgando o chão
se a minha pele é queimada é o sol forte do sertão
sou sou desse jeito e não mudo
aqui eu tenho de tudo e a vida não é mentira
sou sou livre feito um regato
eu sou um bicho do mato me orgulho de ser caipira
enquanto alguns fazem guerra trazendo o fome e tristeza
minha luta é com a terra pra não faltar pão mesa
às vezes vou a cidade mais não sei falar direito
pois caipira de verdade nasce e morre desse jeito
sou sou desse jeito e não mudo
aqui eu tenho de tudo e a vida não é mentira
sou sou livre feito um regato
eu sou um bicho do mato me orgulho de ser caipira
sou sou livre feito um regato
eu sou um bicho do mato me orgulho de ser caipira
HUSQVARNA 365 special IS THE BEST CHAINSAW EVER MADE,BECAUSE IS DURABLE THAN 372XP....
rpm max 13500 ?
Not a whole lot of reason to even port that saw
Don t port it I would rather keep it stock