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[shorthunter]

Getting ready to move, going to be posting up several saws in the next few weeks.

This is a Husqvarna 372xp that was ported by a guy down in southern Missouri. I have put three tanks of fuel through it and can say that it starts, idles, oils and runs like it should. The only issue I have found is the fact that it leaks bar oil on the shop floor, guessing that it has an old pickup line.

I think this would be a good GTG saw with a bigger carb.

$700 plus shipping

 

[Josh0619]

She purdy

 

[Czed]

Nice saw glws
I have 7 372s and a 2165
I'm good for now

 

[Wolverine]

Very nice saw. GLWS!

 

[huskyboy]

Ported by awol I’m guessing?

 

[cus_deluxe]

Ported by awol I’m guessing?

Idk, muffler doesnt look quite right for the awol saws ive seen lol.

 

[shorthunter]

Ported by awol I’m guessing?

Negative, this is actually a JMS saw

 

[Wolverine]

So it's a timebomb or has it been thoroughly sorted?

 

[shorthunter]

So it's a timebomb or has it been thoroughly sorted?

I don't know exactly how many of his saws have failed under use, but I feel that I've run this one enough to have identified any significant risks.

 

[smokey7]

Any videos of it running? Is it a all rpm kinda jms build or does it have a lil torque to it? Did he send any pics of his work on your saws cylinder? I worry guys may have trouble selling his saws.

 

[shorthunter]

Any videos of it running? Is it a all rpm kinda jms build or does it have a lil torque to it? Did he send any pics of his work on your saws cylinder? I worry guys may have trouble selling his saws.

Original thread is here http://opeforum.com/threads/372xp.5563/

 

[shorthunter]

This one likes RPM, not built for a heavy handed feller. Might be a good cant saw with a bigger carb

 

[Big1066ih]

I worry guys may have trouble selling his saws.

I have one and I'd like to sell it, but also worry it would either not sell or come back to night me in the a$$

 

[cus_deluxe]

Ive run a handful of jasons saws. All were good runners, some had been checked over after very little fuel, a couple had seen quite a few tanks of fuel without being taken apart. Thats the problem, its sort of a crapshoot. Everything ive heard, many of the ones that failed under use happened pretty quickly. Pics of the top end would probably help alleviate any concerns, as there would certainly be evidence of the base being out of square after a few tanks of fuel. I know of at least a few that didnt make it beyond 1 or 2 tanks of fuel before they would no longer start. Not trying to bomb ur thread brandon, just my experience w his stuff.

 

[shorthunter]

Ive run a handful of jasons saws. All were good runners, some had been checked over after very little fuel, a couple had seen quite a few tanks of fuel without being taken apart. Thats the problem, its sort of a crapshoot. Everything ive heard, many of the ones that failed under use happened pretty quickly. Pics of the top end would probably help alleviate any concerns, as there would certainly be evidence of the base being out of square after a few tanks of fuel. I know of at least a few that didnt make it beyond 1 or 2 tanks of fuel before they would no longer start. Not trying to bomb ur thread brandon, just my experience w his stuff.

I may pull the top end just to verify condition, wouldn't hurt to do a bit more grinding anyway

 

[Wolverine]

I may pull the top end just to verify condition, wouldn't hurt to do a bit more grinding anyway

The cylinder base on the build link you provided..
Not trying to kill your post but I can't imagine anyone here would buy a JMS saw that wasn't gone over by a trusted builder. Just my .02.

 

[shorthunter]

Not trying to kill your post............Just my .02.

Already did but it doesn't matter. At the end of the day it is a nice saw that runs and cuts.

Will make someone on down the line happy...

 

[shorthunter]

Negative, this is actually a JMS saw

Anyone be interested in this saw with a stock piston and cylinder?

 

[Cat 525]

Oem?

 

[shorthunter]

Oem?

Yes, new from a fire salvaged saw or used