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I bought a set from eBay some time ago, not sure if they are still available.

Good morning. 53°F 🌦️

Good question. :nusenuse:

I'm a bit surprised that advancing the timing didn't jack up the fuel injection timing at the same time. Interesting 🤔

Sadly that one was cancelled today in favor of a 562xpg instead. Logging can't wait for Husqvarna but so long, and there's no telling when the xpg will be available when they don't even have all the XP's they sold out yet. Can't blame a fella that needs the tool to do the job to make a living...

Well, I wouldn't stop cutting with it to pick up one, put it that way. I cut up some firewood and was again a bit struck by how smooth and the level of control over what I was doing. I'm not the best cutter out there by any means, this made me look like I knew what I was doing. I shut it off...

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That's so last year, don't you know you have to get a 564xp now to be like the cool kids. Lol

Personally speaking, I never met a chainsaw I didn't like, sure, there's some I would rather have/not have as another, favorites. I guess what I am trying to say is that our "hobby" of "collecting" chainsaws can be fluid. So, if you have a saw you aren't particular pleased with, there's someone...

Good morning. already up to 46F :sun_smiley:

There's likely people in this discussion and others I know of that have some xpw cylinders squirreled away. Even if they are all gone too, certainly a saw can be made whole again with a standard 50mm P&C kit. Husqvarna has been good about having parts for ten years after discontinuation. I...

For the small stuff like I was cutting, it's got the edge I would say with its higher RPM. Have to try something bigger and see how that goes.

Sadly, no, this one is going to stay as is. It does give me a sneak peek at it though to let the gears turn a little bit for the next one that's on order when it comes in and I get to play with it for a while.

Can't recall ever doing a stock out of the box video, but this 564XP has garnered some excitement and I thought it would be good to see what it was all about. First of all, I noticed in the book was that its peak power is made at 10,800 RPM. Which is pretty high for a stock saw, normally about...

Thanks for the kind words, Mike and Mike. Hello Ray, Great thing about the 372XP's is, they're still completely serviceable with them still in production worldwide. The Dolmar and Jonsered saw's mentioned were good tough saws, however, as mentioned, finding parts for service will require an...

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Red Foreman style. Lol

That would require me to go down by you with a new pair of steel toe boots. Lol

I can try and make it run a bit faster if you want, so you can get your work done on time. Lol

The reason it gets loose is when the muffler gets hot and expands, it squishes the gasket, when it cools and contracts leaving it loose. Usually, a re-tighten after it's been run and allowed to cool down will take care of it, Note that the big thick AM gaskets can be more problematic. As far as...