No, I was wrong. You have the choke grommet right.

I think the choke lever rubber is wrong. I see a parts diagram that shows it on the base plate hole.

Setting 1 has ug dugas still I have one love it ❤

I thought those HLIC carbs were the good ones...?

Hey! Thanks for the video! Say I may have missed it, what model Walbro did you install? HD12B? HD6? Did you do much research on the Zama C3 carb? I hear it has an accelerator pump but some people don’t like how it runs, others say it runs better because the fuel circuits inside are independent on idle versus main whereas the Walbro has them tied somehow. I haven’t yet compared the internal fuel circuits to see the difference. How’s it running now for ya? Cheers!

I normally don’t like buying Chinese clones but i think competition helps to keep down the rediculous prices that the big name companies charge! No saw should cost a grand!

I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read woodprix instructions from cover to cover :)

I just got mine yesterday and took down a small tree. It's a beast. I'm just a homeowner, but I've never had a saw like this. I've used smaller Stihl saws quite extensively. This thing rips. I set mine up out of the box, filled with bar oil and fuel, choked it, it crackled on the 3rd or 4th pull. I turned the choke off, one pull and bam she fired right up. It sounds mean too. I am very happy with mine. Thanks for the video!

Its like an artist with a paintbrush!

Amigo como te ha funcionado a un año de uso? En mi país están ingresando como para uso profesional, sera que van bien?

Gracias amigo, mirando y leyendo las traducciones. Muy amable

Chain tensioner for a 266se should work

The fill plugs on genuine husqvarna saws leak as well, I have had several saws with that problem, but mainly from the oil plug, and in those cases changing the plug didnt fix it as it is a problem with husqvarna castings

Exactly the videos I was looking for. I appreciated your thorough coverage of the typical issues affecting the reliability of this saw. If you have time to do the one year follow up that was mentioned I'd really appreciate it. Thanks for the videos !!!

You do sweet work! One day im going to send you a saw for port but every time I get ahead on money i seem to buy another saw! Im up to 15 or so now lol! One day damnit!

I believe Now they are on sale for just the powerhead for under a hundred, farmtech

I love this review, and I love it when guys complain about “chinese plastic”. Not being as good as Stihl and Husky plastic. !! Bottom line these saws may need a bit more hands on but they are getting better every year, I own 2 Huskies and 2 Stihls but I am going to try out one of these for the fun of it.

seems like more cons than pros.. I'll stick with the real deal.

the first thing you do with a new saw is take the tensioner out and thow it away

The biggest thing I noticed between my Husqvarna and this one is gas mileage this saw uses I don't want to say twice as much but a bunch more gas than my Husqvarna. But it is more powerful and I was running a 455 rancher. But the chain tensioner in the pull cord mechanisms is junk.

Thanks for taking the time to do this. I recently bought the same saw but is white with the carbon fibre look. Someone said it the the 'professional' model with a few different parts, I think a Walbro carb, nikasil cylinder and different piston ring(s). I have only run it for about an hour. The high rpm carb adjustment was too rich and once dialled in ran great. The oiler was way over oiling too. I turned this down quite far until it seems to oil as my other saws do. Time will tell if this is a good purchase. I'm running it with a 28" bar.

What is proper rpm not under load?

Great review - thanks!

Good

Thank you

a real well done overview, thanks. I bought one a couple months ago, have yet to run it but I did a bunch of replacements to OEM or upgraded after market parts...the ones most mentioned on videos I watched that would likely cause trouble. The carburetors seem to be the most often mentioned failure point. I totally disassembled this saw and came away feeling pretty good for the apparent quality. Time will tell how the electronics and other stuff holds up. For the price I could not resist something else with which to tinker.

That's way too much build up after 6 gallons. Hope you changed out the shit spark plug and air filter it came with and are using full synthetic. These Chinese clones are very hit or miss , with very little quality control if any at all, Hence why are $300-400.

I bought the same saw , when it arrived , I disassembled and replaced the carb to a walboro jetted at a saw shop , and purchased a custom ported muffler. The saw runs circles around my 455 and 61 . Now those saws just sit in the garage while the 372 is used for everything.

Sounds great the dryer it is, the more dust. I de but my bar every time I clean the chip from the groove, keeps the chain working well. I also lube the bar tip hole, I’m cheep but I need my tools humming

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8ten chains suck. Don’t stay sharp

nice presentation, great camera views. I wouldn't worry about the carbon, doubt it will ever become an issue, it will likely get to a point of equilibrium. I can tell ya that too little oil will become an issue, which I am sure you already know. I have bought a lot of used saws...vintage stuff.....and some of them break your heart when tear down reveals galled up pistons and even flaked off cylinder plating and deep scoring and pits. Oh they are clean inside alright, one Homelite was shinny clean, amazing to see, but the entire cylinder and piston assembly was the worst case of trauma to an engine I have ever seen.

The old style front tensioner will be from a husqvarna 362 or real early 371. The plastic stealth around the throttle cabel will sometimes slip out of its little seat at the trigger, just have to push it back in with hemostats. Great review and you made some excellent points and things to look for. Hope the saw is treating you well and Jess is a great guy to deal with.

Some of the stihl clone saws with the decompression valve on the top of the cylinder, the black push button will break off and that holds the valve. When it breaks off, the inside valve assembly will fall into the cylinder and tear it up.

My 395xp has the old school tensioner, and may fit purely based upon how yours looks.

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Welp she is scoringing nicely do to lack oil.

I feel like these XP saws for the price u can buy almost 4 of them for the price of 1 husky/stihl saw , even the XT versions that have the Walbro carbs , ngk plugs, all the same stuff that’s on the 372husky n there charging under 500$ for, so makes ya think either husky/stihl are making an absolute killing off ppl or there making a killing off ppl 🤔🤔 I’ve seen ppl buy a brand new husky and stihls and it run like shit n this or that’s broke…. 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️ maybe I’ll make a saw that’s made in the USA and solve everyone’s problems 😂

worked a bit with my g372xp. I have L 2 1/2 and H 1/8 carburetors. so she saw runs clean

I have a Farmer Tec 372XP & a 372XT-XP. They work great! 🤩🤩

I couldn't get mine to ever run even halfway decent from new, I've got an oem husqvarna carburetor coming gonna put it on and see what happens

The wire on my FT coil was pretty short, so I had to put some extra protection on the wire where it touches the top cylinder fins

New subscriber here, looking forward to more videos, esp. the 372 content. I have FT G372xp coming in the next 2 weeks, it's the kit saw, should be a new and interesting thing for me. ~Chris~

They got a lot of life in them...great saws for the money 🤙🏻

Great saws for the money...just curious what mix ratio do you run in your gas.....I would recommend adding another port to that muffler..by the looks it's getting really hot.🤙🏻😎

STIHL chainsaws are good saws but compared to other saws their not for me. Something about them is different from other saws and I don’t prefer them. They sound different and feel different not for me.

I don’t prefer steel products either

Why not 50:1?

Curious what fuel to oil mixture are you running in that saw?

thank you for your review. nice job!