Pics of the MS362!!

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NH_Wood

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Hey guys - couldn't resist getting outside this morning and hanging out with the new baby for a little while - here's what she looks like (plus a photo of why my wife is starting to think I'm nuts)!

Cheers!
 

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Congratulations, I think you will love that saw, I know I love mine.
 
Thanks JoeyD - glad you like yours - you running a 20" bar on that saw? The guy I bought the saw from thought it would be best ran with an 18" bar - I'm sure it would be a lot faster, but I can't see it now taking a 20" real well. Cheers!
 
Wow. You did real good on that deal. That thing is minty mint.

I run a 20" on my 361. The extra couple inches of reach is appreciated for me (I'm 6'3")...but if it had come with an 18" I'd most likely still be running it. I don't think 18" would be a "lot" faster unless you had the bar completely buried in some serious hardwood. I noodled some hedge rounds a couple weeks where the 20" bar was completely buried and it flew threw them.
 
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Thanks Lukem - seller said that he ran about 3-4 tanks of gas through the saw - it looks nearly new - bar only has the smallest amount of wear - I'm happy! Glad the 20" bar is working well for you - my 039 gets a little boggy with the 20", but the 362 should have a little more torque. Cheers!
 
That is one sexy beast. I run an 18" bar on my 361 for the primary bar. 25" for the backup bar. The 18" on that thing is the closest thing to a light saber you are gonna find.
For the record, I doubt the 20" will have any noticeable decline in performance.
 
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Thanks Jags - I think you are right - with a sharp chain, I'm guessing the 20" will pull well. Wish I didn't have to work today - she's calling me home.......Cheers!
 
It's time for a ''for sale' video, or my wife will be making a 'funeral video' ;lol Cheers!
 
Heck, my MS261 runs an 18" bar without much problem and I am usually cutting oak and it is usually buried. The MS362 should be able to run a 20" bar without much trouble.

Very nice find. Damn, I get to see new tractors and new saws on here and I'm jealous. Guess I should be happy I am making the guys on the gun chatboard jealous. Good things come to those that wait (at least that is what I keep hearing).
 
Thanks fabsroman - I hear you on the tractor.......that a big dream of mine - if I can just sell about 300 more saws, I might able to afford a crappy one!!!! Cheers!
 
Im super impressed with my new 261 w/ 18" that 362 should be unstopable with a 20"
First saw I have ever owned that I think I need some ear plugs, them pro stihls scream.
Nice collection you have going there NH :)
 
Thanks Todd 2 - need to find some wood to cut real quick to test her out! Cheers!
 
Very nice saw.... I run 18" on my 036 Pro (well, run a 20" sometimes ;me Depends which one I am running. I have 3 of them) and the 18" makes the saw seem like a Race Saw!!! A 20" is just fine too. But if cutting small wood, under 14"-16", then 18" is at home all day.

Less cutters to sharpen, more speed, and better oiling.

Is the Dolamr for sale?? ;em

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[Hearth.com] Pics of the MS362!!
 
Very nice saw.... I run 18" on my 036 Pro (well, run a 20" sometimes ;me Depends which one I am running. I have 3 of them) and the 18" makes the saw seem like a Race Saw!!! A 20" is just fine too. But if cutting small wood, under 14"-16", then 18" is at home all day.

Less cutters to sharpen, more speed, and better oiling.

Is the Dolamr for sale?? ;em

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Not to jump the thread here but how does those Forester bars hold up Dex ? The price is great on them that I have seen.
 
Very nice saw.... I run 18" on my 036 Pro (well, run a 20" sometimes ;me Depends which one I am running. I have 3 of them) and the 18" makes the saw seem like a Race Saw!!! A 20" is just fine too. But if cutting small wood, under 14"-16", then 18" is at home all day.

Less cutters to sharpen, more speed, and better oiling.

Is the Dolamr for sale?? ;em

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Good to know DexterDay - PM if serious about the Dolmar! Cheers!
 
Gotta love a 362, I know I do! Wait for a few more tanks of fuel through it and she will really eat then!! I run a 20" bar on mine and it throws very well, I found maxing out the oil adjuster to help a great deal with this saw. Todd is right these bad boys sound awesome.
 
Wasn't even gonna open the thread, but I had to.
AWESOME !
 
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Good new FireBones - she does sound tight. Trip to the Stihl dealer coming up for you Dave???? ==c Cheers!
 
Good new FireBones - she does sound tight. Trip to the Stihl dealer coming up for you Dave???? ==c Cheers!

I really wish I could ==c ==c
Gonna have to sell something !
 
Thanks JoeyD - glad you like yours - you running a 20" bar on that saw? The guy I bought the saw from thought it would be best ran with an 18" bar - I'm sure it would be a lot faster, but I can't see it now taking a 20" real well. Cheers!

I run an 18" bar because I use the bar as a measurement guide because my stove will only take an 18" split. That and I haven't really ever needed anything bigger. I'm not sure you would notice much difference in speed between an 18" and 20" bar.
 
Thanks JoeyD - my post you quoted had a typo - I meant to say I thought it would handle the 20" real well - glad you think so too! Cheers!
 
Hey guys - couldn't resist getting outside this morning and hanging out with the new baby for a little while - here's what she looks like (plus a photo of why my wife is starting to think I'm nuts)!

Cheers!

Your wife is right! ;)
 
Ha Smokin - she had gone to the barn to get something that night and it was the first time she saw the line-up - big frowny-face when she came back in........:eek:
 
Ha Smokin - she had gone to the barn to get something that night and it was the first time she saw the line-up - big frowny-face when she came back in........:eek:

lol, I got lots of Saws coming my way right now to, but there in the form of 220volts. Man I got to build me one of those barns. If not the there going to be a couple new saws in the master. ;)
(My saw stop should be set-up Sunday)
 
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