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So, picked up a pair today… 371 and a 55. Both in great condition. What are the differences between the 371 and the 372?
It seems they are pretty much the same, spec wise.View attachment 432165
So, picked up a pair today… 371 and a 55. Both in great condition. What are the differences between the 371 and the 372?
It seems they are pretty much the same, spec wise.View attachment 432165
Weren't orange no more.The crankcase was also upgraded between the 371/72. There was gusseting added behind the bar pad area due to the 371 crankcases cracking through the bar studs.
Noticed thatAnd the plastic clips
Weren't orange no more.
Go ahead and have it portedNoticed that
I ended up taking the saw into my dealer and had him reprogram the coil to match the carb and do a firmware update. The saw is running good now.I’m not sure there is anything wrong with the carb & coil…could be I suppose. It would be all be good if the AT could lean out the low circuit. I’m sure it was at max fuel based on the seals or lack thereof when it had last run. It seems like the AT already cleaned up the high circuit….just pig rich on the low side.
Just weld it back...572 fuel tank replacement, how hard is it? I keep my saws in a truck tool box and they do bounce around alot, I'm thinking it must have bounced and landed on a nut or bolt or something.
A piece of plastic off the saw would work if your into plastic welding. Same for same is what I do. Works for me.any recommendation on a product to use?
No clear slot on the fuel tank on my 2019 or 2021 372xt
JB Marine? Stuff is pretty impervious to chemicals572 fuel tank replacement, how hard is it? I keep my saws in a truck tool box and they do bounce around alot, I'm thinking it must have bounced and landed on a nut or bolt or something.
I haven’t had good luck with plastic welding. Id bet I just don’t have the right tools and knowledge. Got any vids of the procedure along with the necessary tools?Just weld it back...
A solder iron with adjustable temp would help. You need to try it by slowly increasing temp, find the sweet spot.I haven’t had good luck with plastic welding. Id bet I just don’t have the right tools and knowledge. Got any vids of the procedure along with the necessary tools?