The easiest cutting of 2024

[@RIchardLuedtke]

Your channel is truely a teaching channel you have answered 50 years of chainsaw question that I have had.

[@SawChainTheories]

People were kind enough to help me so I'm happy to pass it on. Glad it's been some help to you

[@aussiehardwood6196]

I've long resisted buying Chinese clone saws despite them being so tempting with Aussie retail pricing for OEM. That blue saw looks like fun.

[@SawChainTheories]

@@aussiehardwood6196 Took some work (Meteor cyl, piston, carb rebuild) but that thing has been my favourite all year. Always wanted a big husky but couldn't justify the price so got that instead. It's big, heavy and looks like a suitcase but the ergonomics of it fit me well. It also sounds awesome

[@ToddAdams1234]

@@SawChainTheoriesIt looks like a 372xp clone. Am I right?

[@aussiehardwood6196]

Yes 372xp platform/chassis. If I was to get a clone like that I too would replace carb with OEM, dawgs, kill switch, meteor piston, perhaps work with the jug if it wasn't terrible.but most are. Then you could have a saw that should be reliable-ish 😅

[@SawChainTheories]

@@ToddAdams1234 It's a 288 clone

[@bartektwardowski]

Is this a g288?

[@SawChainTheories]

@@bartektwardowski Yes it's a 288

[@henrybarker1159]

What is that log acacia?

[@SawChainTheories]

@@henrybarker1159 Not sure. Looked to be some kind of eucalyptus but didn't ID it Everything in that area was really nice to cut because they grew on the edge of a clearing so lots of sunlight, water and good soil means rapid growth