SOLD Zoo City Saws 372XP

[Warped5]

Very strong 372XP that has had the technical wizardry of Randy Dunlap (Termitebuffet) at ZCS applied to it. Saw runs very well and everything works as it should. This saw was part of a purchased lot by me about a year ago. I cannot speak to the absence of the serial tag, it was that way when I got it. To the best of my knowledge, all parts are OEM. I'd love to keep it, but just doesn't fit into my Husky 5-saw plan. PHO, priced at $525 OBO plus actual shipping to your abode.

 

[Jon1212]

It kind of reminds me of a car with different colored fenders........I don't know why?.....

 

[Barneyrb]

You might make sure all the screws are in it before you post pictures next time

 

[P.M.P.]

That's some serious compression.

 

[Jose A.S.T.S.]

Wow that is a nice saw love the compression bet she will impress I like the discoloration character, when she sucks the paint off other saws in her class it all the sweeter.....

 

[Warped5]

It kind of reminds me of a car with different colored fenders........I don't know why?.....

Yeah, sorta like a rat rod ...

You might make sure all the screws are in it before you post pictures next time

Fixeded. Put in a correct oil cap, too.

That's some serious compression.

I thought it might be a fluke so I tested with two other gauges I have here. They were both +-3 PSI.

 

[Warped5]

SPF!

Thanks everyone!

 

[CrufflerJJ]

@Warped5 - just so you know, I had that saw out playing today with a big old silver maple limb (~1 ft dia) that got ripped off one of our trees from a storm last week. I lopped off the smaller branches so that my child-slaves could haul them to & dump them in the creek behind our house.

The only hassle I had was starting the saw too close to my 1 gal plastic fuel can (an older Blitz model :-( :-( ). When the saw started, it rotated a bit & caught the fuel can, slashing through the side. Luckily, the can was just about empty. I went & ordered a new 1.25 gal No-Spill can from Amazon.

Fun times!

 

[Warped5]

Sounds great!

Stick it in a 2 foot log when you get a chance .... it'll really shine!