Dam Boedy I didn't realize that a timing advance would make that big of difference in a chainsaw I know you have done it before but this is the first time I think you have really shown a big difference!
It's because many of the 372 clones, especially the Neotec/ Farmmac saws, have really poor timing in stock trim. I probably have it advanced about 12⁰ and on a OEM 372 you probably would only go half that far or less. It's just highlighting how bad it was stock.
Awesome boedy I have built my first clone neotec 372xp kit from 2 stroking and I'm applying all you teach ..!! I'm so psyched to meet you guys next weekend ....I live bought an hour northwest of Guernsey fairgrounds in off 36 and so blessed to be able to see all the chainsaw gurus/enthusiasts......this is my fair haha love learning and porting from what started as getting an ol honelite up and running to a whole fleet of saws ! Love it
That notch bar on the saw looks great. What might help you do timing advances are with a timing wheel. It makes it easier to keep track of. On 372's I found about 6 degrees but that may vary with different after market flywheels and crankshafts.
The 365/372 Neotec’s had a defect in manufacturing on the cranks. They were 1 half to 1 full keyway with retarded compared to oem. That’s much more than 6 degrees.
Is this a farmtec or neotec? I thought the newer pro neotec's with the italian coils/flywheel are meant to be better with timming similar to oem?. Was considering one of those black/grey 660 neotec's, does the 372 version have the same Italian coil/flywheel?🤷🏻♂️
Probably so people use the 372's up bad! When timber dudes are done with them they are ready for a complete rebuild and new plastics usually around here!
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Holy smokes!! That thing rips👍🏻 definitely deserving of the intro!
Dam Boedy I didn't realize that a timing advance would make that big of difference in a chainsaw I know you have done it before but this is the first time I think you have really shown a big difference!
It's because many of the 372 clones, especially the Neotec/ Farmmac saws, have really poor timing in stock trim. I probably have it advanced about 12⁰ and on a OEM 372 you probably would only go half that far or less. It's just highlighting how bad it was stock.
The stock saw sounds like a leaf blower 😂😂😂
Awesome boedy I have built my first clone neotec 372xp kit from 2 stroking and I'm applying all you teach ..!! I'm so psyched to meet you guys next weekend ....I live bought an hour northwest of Guernsey fairgrounds in off 36 and so blessed to be able to see all the chainsaw gurus/enthusiasts......this is my fair haha love learning and porting from what started as getting an ol honelite up and running to a whole fleet of saws ! Love it
Man when that thing first fired up and i herd the rattle i was like....NOOO the piston broke. Glad it didnt tho and you got er running great!!! 👍🏻
I know! I had the same thought. Oh no, that piston shattered! But I could see the flywheel spinning, so I was relieved right away.
@@novicelumberjack I thought the same thing
@@novicelumberjack I'm glad that's all it was buddy!!!! 👍🏻
Good job! Good luck with it.👍👍
👍👍running great!
Nice job on that one Boedy. I remember when you fist got it it hardly cut through a six inch peice of wood. She rips now.
Wow so glad to see that thing running
It feels really really great. I was a bit scared of it just like I am with Bobby Boucher and Ike Turner. It runs really well.
That notch bar on the saw looks great. What might help you do timing advances are with a timing wheel. It makes it easier to keep track of. On 372's I found about 6 degrees but that may vary with different after market flywheels and crankshafts.
The 365/372 Neotec’s had a defect in manufacturing on the cranks. They were 1 half to 1 full keyway with retarded compared to oem. That’s much more than 6 degrees.
@@IndianaDoug Good tip. That is interesting 1 full keyways wide off.
Do you use loctite on the flywheel nut?
Is this a farmtec or neotec? I thought the newer pro neotec's with the italian coils/flywheel are meant to be better with timming similar to oem?. Was considering one of those black/grey 660 neotec's, does the 372 version have the same Italian coil/flywheel?🤷🏻♂️
Are you checking rpm with a lil hand held device?
@2:15 was that the residual rice falling out of it?
Good job Perfect 😊
Uff Da! She’s a ripper now.
Sweet!
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🙋♀️Boedy
👍🆙BigGuy
We must have both been here at the same time lol 👍🏻
@@dubbssawshop you got me by @ 5 seconds, Good morning
@@Doc-Cole_Trickle-of-Chainsaws good morning!!! I didn't wanna get up today, was sleeping like a baby.
@@dubbssawshop me 2
🙋♀️Doc, HOOOOO
I found a 372 xp close by for 700 dollars but it is rough looking. I'm sure tons of hours are on it
Probably so people use the 372's up bad! When timber dudes are done with them they are ready for a complete rebuild and new plastics usually around here!
Just found a 288xp Lite on fb for $350
Woo hoo might be first. Idk
👍🆙D
What’s the latest on the 2165? Y’all racing saw for saw, winner take all?? 😅
@@darrellpeak2914 we have a whole $100 on the line!!!! 👍🏻
If things go well, I'll start building mine this Wednesday.
@@novicelumberjack nah just sit back and take your time!!! Heck if ya don't get to it, I'm sure stock will be OK to run 😆 😂
chains not even tight? what the fuck is going on
Present and accounted for SIR 🫡