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Homelite 750 Homelite 650 To go with my 550 I've got a 395xp and a 288xp, but I really want a 390xp!

I've got a 288 and a 395. The 395 is a heck of a saw smooth with loads of power and torque, but it is a heavy sob, and it handles like a cinder block. The 288 is close in power, but handles a lot better. Imo, it is much better suited for falling and limbing. Even though it's just a few...

Got to love a good running 288!

Thanks guys. Great information here. To be honest, I wasn't even sure if it came off of a chainsaw. My feeble mind was having trouble picturing how it would have fit on a saw.

That sure looks like it. Thanks.

A friend of mine found this fuel tank in the woods. It appears to have been mounted on top of a piece of equipment. It has a handle on one end and it looks like at carburetor may have been mounted directly to the back of the tank.

ms661c in wood that is not really worthy of a saw this size, but still a lot of fun.

waaay down the log-- ms361

You've been married exactly 1 day less than me.:beer-toast1: 17 years May 29th

I've never randy a 394, but my 395 does a great job in the mill. Here it is quartering a 48" oak.

Husqvarna 55. Bought new in 2000, and used and abused for several years. Never had any issues with it.

My only Jonsered. A mildly ported 670. I really like this saw. Smooth with lots of torque.

288 xp

372 xp

395 xp

Thanks. Just found this site. Lots of familiar names here.

I'm in the 20+ category, as it seems the majority is. Five that I use often- 346, 372, 395, 288, and 670. Most of the rest are vintage mag and get used occasionally.

I'm a forester.