HittinSteel
Minister of Fire
Comparing a 372 and a 455 is like comparing a Ford Taurus to a Porsche. If you can find a non X Torq 372, I'd jump on a new one before they are totally gone.
Some guidance? HP vs. weight- best saws over 60cc, thoughts?
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Cowboy Billy
Minister of Fire
The 2145 and 2171 are my most used saws
I started with a 2156 thinking I would use it for both limbing and bucking and didn't think I wanted the extra weight of a bigger saw. But I wasn't getting speed I wanted from it. I get through the wood so much faster with the 2171 I don't notice the extra weight except walking to and from the tree. The 56 wasn't very handy getting around branches so along came the 2145 and I love it. Now I would like to put a 9 tooth sprocket on the 2186 and 20" bar and see how that does!
Billy
I started with a 2156 thinking I would use it for both limbing and bucking and didn't think I wanted the extra weight of a bigger saw. But I wasn't getting speed I wanted from it. I get through the wood so much faster with the 2171 I don't notice the extra weight except walking to and from the tree. The 56 wasn't very handy getting around branches so along came the 2145 and I love it. Now I would like to put a 9 tooth sprocket on the 2186 and 20" bar and see how that does!Billy
wendell said:
That being said, the 395 is an awsome saw! But I go to my 346 and 372 for almost all of my firewood cutting needs.
The extra power of the 394 is nice when I need to flush cut a big stump or buck up some 36"+ Other than that it stays in the garadge, just my 2 cents
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