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Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by the GOAT, Oct 5, 2013.

  1. Sawdust Man

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    Ported 2511p cutting biggish cedar today.
    It's a pretty dandy lil saw. 20240318_174828.jpg
     
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    What it looked like before.... 20240319_094619.jpg
     
  3. Eggshooterist

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    I really enjoy using my XS 2511P. It's a nasty little ripper.
     
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    Ported 372 w/33" bar vs 29" sycamore. 20240319_161507.jpg 20240319_161517.jpg 20240319_181306.jpg
     
  5. buZZsaw BRAD

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  6. RCBS

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    Drug out the old Echo yesterday. Feel like it needs some use. Little battery Makita has been taking care of most of what I used to do with it. It was filthy and I cussed myself for that. A bath was in order.

    First saw that I owned.

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  7. The Wood Wolverine

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    Trigger time with the worlds best firewood saw. A well ported 357xp.
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  8. The Wood Wolverine

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    Felling duty handled by an XS365sp. B97387B4-2BE8-4696-862E-D4F6BB5DCF13.jpeg FAF24948-4111-4CC4-8CDB-43B04490163D.jpeg

    Dynamic duo.
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  9. RCBS

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    I can actually remember lusting for a 359 back in the day. IIRC they are relatives? The 359 had a green fuel cap, so I assume it might be an EPA'ed version of the 357?
     
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    359 is touch more cc but tuned more for torque. I consider it a premium grade pick up truck that is a GREAT workhorse.

    357 is a high strung, high revving fast saw. I consider it more of a Corvette.

    Both are on the same chassis, bottom ends are similar but the 357 has a crank stuffer in it to lower the crankcase volume. Cylinders are different.

    Both are GREAT saws.
     
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    Monte pretty much covered it. 57 has a better cylinder and stuffers, and specs at 14k rpm.
    357 - 4.4hp from 56.5cc (compare that to other brands :D)

    359 - 3.9 w/ 59cc and it’s not an XP.


    Had a little funny fuel in them today and very hungry chain :smoke:

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  12. Ronaldo

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    The green caps were influenced by the EPA, I suppose. They indicated that the mufflers were equipped with a sort of catalytic contraption, that was actually just a plate with multiple small holes. I take a 1/2'' drill bit and make as many holes as space allows to open that up and allow the exhaust to flow with less restriction.
     
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    My favorite trimmer has a green cap. It's also has a muffler mod and aftermarket carb.
     
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    That saw sure does sing a tune!

    Was just watching Donnie Walker put one of those unlimited coils onto a 372XT that he was converting to OE.

    I'm not sure if the old shop had any 357s for me to drool over or not. I remember the 359 specifically along with 365 special were where my eyes went. The price tags were 'lol' at the time for me though. I only had my second hand 350 and my little Echo to work with then and was well aware that I needed more CCs for some of the work I was doing. I can also remember completely geeking out over the 394s on the shelf at the Farm & Fleet store in the next county. lol I didn't need one, but sure had some want.
     
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    Is that really a magnum or did you borrow that sticker from a Stihl?
     
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    With 357 on there, I had to make it a Magnum. :D Tie in from a pistol I inherited.
     
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    Gotcha. I know there is a couple numerical models that can be Stihl or Husky. 261 comes to mind and I believe there is another or two.
     
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    362 is another.
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  20. Ron T

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