The Timber Wolf may have some major competition after today! I feel Husqvarna & Jonsered was making some pretty good 50 - 70 cc chainsaws from that time period, but it's nice to see what they can really do with a little tweaking. Good stuff! Thanks for sharing!
@@terricoon9029 I really like the Dolmar chainsaws. If I needed one, I would surely consider one while they still exist. It's my understanding, Makita stopped production last year, which is sad. I have two Jonsered chainsaws (52 & 65 cc) that are18 &19 years old, & I wouldn't trade them for anything.
@@driftlesshunter9200I didn't know they stopped making them ugh I had a need 670 run for years super nice I 5hought loaned it out and it got busted up big time I sent what was left to novice for parts can't wait to see a 670 vs 562
Very nice running saw Boedy!! Matt is an excellent saw builder and gives great advice. I’m slowly working on gathering parts for my second 359/7 build. I’m still missing an oem carburetor.
I’ve owned and ran everything from 266-572 and everything in between. I’ve always held onto my 346,359 and 372. My 3 favorite saws I’ve ever ran. 359 really wake up with some work
Matt knows his stuff for sure. I went up and picked up a cylinder he did and put it on my 2159. It's a beast. Need to advance the timing now though after watching this.
I think that's the happiest I've seen you running a saw in a long time. That House character is someone I am always interested in what he's up to- great guy and very good work. That's a screamer. I have a 357 here, and a 359 cylinder... looks like I should get busy.
Very nice boedy! The 52cc version 350 has a very similar designed cylinder and alot of people want the 346 instead. Not me. I've had great porting results with that 52cc 350 cylinder.
There’s just something magical about a 359. They have to have a great case volume to piston and jug capacity ratio. I worked with a guy had a few Stihls and he had 1 Husky in the box. I remember him saying he didn’t like it because “it cuts too fast”. Nearly the whole time I worked with him I just picked over the Husky (it’s got a full wrap on it too damnit!!) well one day I grab “the Husky” I put that thing to the pine and it fed so fast… none of his or mine at the times Stihl.. that thing would out cut speed-wise every saw we had. It was that fast. I wish I could get it lol just an awesome saw. It just sits in his box.
please let this saw get a little more low end throttle control and let it eat some oil on the midrange. use that finger and diddle it a bit, saw sounds beautiful but you let it run away too long too free! load that gullet and keep the horse working man. i built a 359 myself for fun. it dont hum like that hahaha, put the redline amsoil to it! rootbeer scent! ahaha
@@coolestguyontheplanet723 I've found 2 at the scrap yard recently. One is the PP4620 like Frampton and the other is a Poulan 2775. All the same saw but some have a bare bore and chrome piston others chrome cylinder with aluminum piston.
Just picked up a Husqvarna 357xp for $50 because of your video I decided to keep it, but I have a bunch of 40cc class Husqvarna has that I want to thin the herd and keep the best one I just don't know which the best one is I have a 141 142 a regular old school 40 and a 340 which ones would you keep? Thanks for any input
@@fearghalmorrissey2601 I got the 340 for free but it's in pieces cuz it blew up , I was impressed with the side cover being metal , is the 340 commercial grade like the 357xp?
@@mil-specmotorworks7805 not commercial grade but a good light saw that can be upgraded with bigger piston and cylinder...plenty of parts available too
I would get a 346xp cylinder and piston for the 340. Go watch Dubb, Cajun and Lynch's videos on this chassis builds. Then decide how radical you want 2 go with the build.
With results like this, with the short blow down. I would like 2 see someone from the other side of the blow down controversy, produce results like this or better, if possible. You even went a little further than Matt suggested (by accident) and still turned out awesome! Do you think you affected anything with the 2 extra degrees of blow down, maybe lost a little torque? I would like 2 see someone challenge this and tell us why short blow down doesn't work or at least can't be used in a work environment👍🆙BigGuy
@@novicelumberjack He didn't respond. Do you know of anyone near me that ports and is capable of this kind of result. I have a low hour 359 with a fresh OEM top end I would like done. I live in the Atlanta area(Gwinnett county).
@@kenturner3268 You do know that I ported this 359, right? Matt just gave me some pointers on what to do. So, I could port it. Get ahold of me. Boedychainsaws@gmail.com
![[LIVE] : ONE ลุมพินี 71 วันนี้!! คู่เอก "ทรงชัยน้อย vs รักษ์"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_AGPnq2p6Js/mqdefault.jpg)
The Timber Wolf may have some major competition after today! I feel Husqvarna & Jonsered was making some pretty good 50 - 70 cc chainsaws from that time period, but it's nice to see what they can really do with a little tweaking. Good stuff! Thanks for sharing!
Run the makita/dollar 6100 it's nice also
@@terricoon9029 Jonsered & Dolmar (first gas-powered chainsaw company) were my favorites, & sadly both brands have disappeared from today's market!
Just got me a 6100p it's a ripper even with the factory chain nice torque not to heavy
@@terricoon9029 I really like the Dolmar chainsaws. If I needed one, I would surely consider one while they still exist. It's my understanding, Makita stopped production last year, which is sad. I have two Jonsered chainsaws (52 & 65 cc) that are18 &19 years old, & I wouldn't trade them for anything.
@@driftlesshunter9200I didn't know they stopped making them ugh I had a need 670 run for years super nice I 5hought loaned it out and it got busted up big time I sent what was left to novice for parts can't wait to see a 670 vs 562
Very nice running saw Boedy!! Matt is an excellent saw builder and gives great advice. I’m slowly working on gathering parts for my second 359/7 build. I’m still missing an oem carburetor.
I’ve owned and ran everything from 266-572 and everything in between. I’ve always held onto my 346,359 and 372. My 3 favorite saws I’ve ever ran. 359 really wake up with some work
That does it. I'm tearing into my 2159 Jred now. That's impressive. Nice job.
Wow, Brod! Serious power and revs. My 353 needs this treatment. Especially for falling big trees.
This whole video was a blast to watch! Love the saw.
Outstanding result! Goes on the keeper shelf.
Nice work Boedy. Dry oak like that is a good test for any saw. Went right thru it.
Man after watching this I can't wait to finish my 359! What an angry little bastard that is!
Heck yea buddy!!!! I was totally blown away at the 346xp, in my head in thinking it could possibly be one of the best chassis. 👍🏻
Woody is pretty sweet👍🆙D
Hell yeah you have ported one nice saw right there. Nice work 💪
Wow, holy smokes is right! Zings right up there and has plenty of torque👍🏻 I definitely see why the interest in them now!
Matt knows his stuff for sure. I went up and picked up a cylinder he did and put it on my 2159. It's a beast. Need to advance the timing now though after watching this.
Yes Sir you do.. Really helps em clean up
I think that's the happiest I've seen you running a saw in a long time. That House character is someone I am always interested in what he's up to- great guy and very good work. That's a screamer. I have a 357 here, and a 359 cylinder... looks like I should get busy.
Thanks bro.. You’re putting out some mighty fine work yo-self
That thing is wild! Good job!
Now you are getting my attention....good job.
There quick first time i ran my dads 357xp i was amazed at the power for the engine size and the rpms it hits.
Ya. You did a good job on that saw. It sounds and runs good. That’s one of those saws you never sale.
I think I need to find one of those! That's for sure impressive for the size of it.
That’s nuts. I’m always on the lookout for a nice saw to send to get the BPS treatment maybe that’s what I should be looking for.
That’s awesome man I’m stoked to hear and see it came together for you man.
👍🆙MD
House in da House!!!!!!
@@IowaPerformanceSaws Yessa!
Impressive man! Really rips... Love that roostertail...... Moving some wood dude.....
I have the 359G (heated grip) for 20 years pure stock, runs good and for me plenty of power.
Sounds great. Cheers
Damn! What a runner
You ain't kidding! Runs well!
Very nice boedy! The 52cc version 350 has a very similar designed cylinder and alot of people want the 346 instead. Not me. I've had great porting results with that 52cc 350 cylinder.
I’ve also had excellent results porting the 45mm 350 top end. They can make excellent power
357 , 359 , 2156 ,2159 are my go to saws I live in Pennsylvania and our trees are a mixture of hard wood and my saws eat it up 😁
Its a beast!
Turdsaw runs great dude.
Great saw👌
good work
I always say, its hard to beat a ported 359.
Nice saw, I know I will never part with my ported Jonsered 2159W.
Verry verry nice
Quebec Canada
Giggity giggity! Well done!
Wuz🆙JB
Currently trying to balance life’s curveballs!
👍👍nice job
That saws a lil beast
i know this is 9 months but im build a 357xp bottom end and porting a 359 cylinder i am very curious what will happen with crank suffers?
Ich habe auch eine 359 er..... Greetings from Germany
That saw got some UMPH !😲
👍🆙SG on the 525 win
We have something in common I say ouch allot when I handle firewood
What a screamer 👍🏻
Funtime sawrus cutting wood 🪵
There’s just something magical about a 359. They have to have a great case volume to piston and jug capacity ratio. I worked with a guy had a few Stihls and he had 1 Husky in the box. I remember him saying he didn’t like it because “it cuts too fast”. Nearly the whole time I worked with him I just picked over the Husky (it’s got a full wrap on it too damnit!!) well one day I grab “the Husky” I put that thing to the pine and it fed so fast… none of his or mine at the times Stihl.. that thing would out cut speed-wise every saw we had. It was that fast. I wish I could get it lol just an awesome saw. It just sits in his box.
Yeah buddy, check out my g660 pro run with 6 degree advanced timing with PPP port polish and pipe
Anyone ever figure out how to stop the oil from leaking when not running?
That saw might not be able handle the power nitrous would make. Impressive 👍
Advance the timing on the 55 like you did that one and see if it makes a difference
I want to buy a Woodsman Wack off tee shirt! 👍🏻
please let this saw get a little more low end throttle control and let it eat some oil on the midrange. use that finger and diddle it a bit, saw sounds beautiful but you let it run away too long too free! load that gullet and keep the horse working man.
i built a 359 myself for fun. it dont hum like that hahaha, put the redline amsoil to it! rootbeer scent! ahaha
In my opinion the 346 XP ,350 , 357 , 359 are worth there weight in gold, your newer 550 s are good saws but my 346 and 357 out work them hands down
Year 2000 Husqvarna 55 rancher' is he a good one?
Wow 👍👍
Holy mackerel!!!
Heck yeh!
Wow I want 1
Sweet! Get some!
Runs like a scolded cat. All your hard work is paying dividends.
💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
That thing screams!!
Holy shit!
I want it 😁
👍
now get the stuffers from a 357
Next on the list of saws to get...359
Do you think it's worth it to advance ign timming on older(1998) poulan 46cc muffler mod. .
& how much
Hey Cool guy, do you have a Peter Frampton like Poulan (2750, 2775,2900)? If so, I'm about 2 find out on the ignition advance on this series of saw.
2900 farmhand 46cc
@@coolestguyontheplanet723 I've found 2 at the scrap yard recently. One is the PP4620 like Frampton and the other is a Poulan 2775. All the same saw but some have a bare bore and chrome piston others chrome cylinder with aluminum piston.
Run it against the 400c!!
Just picked up a Husqvarna 357xp for $50 because of your video I decided to keep it, but I have a bunch of 40cc class Husqvarna has that I want to thin the herd and keep the best one I just don't know which the best one is I have a 141 142 a regular old school 40 and a 340 which ones would you keep? Thanks for any input
Id vote for 340
@@fearghalmorrissey2601 I got the 340 for free but it's in pieces cuz it blew up , I was impressed with the side cover being metal , is the 340 commercial grade like the 357xp?
@@mil-specmotorworks7805 My 142 does great and I turned a 340 into a 350; same case. Maybe keep both.
@@mil-specmotorworks7805 not commercial grade but a good light saw that can be upgraded with bigger piston and cylinder...plenty of parts available too
I would get a 346xp cylinder and piston for the 340. Go watch Dubb, Cajun and Lynch's videos on this chassis builds. Then decide how radical you want 2 go with the build.
So just to be clear….you like this one, right?
😂
👍🆙BigGuy
Maybe your go 2 saw for now? Looks great from here!
With results like this, with the short blow down. I would like 2 see someone from the other side of the blow down controversy, produce results like this or better, if possible. You even went a little further than Matt suggested (by accident) and still turned out awesome! Do you think you affected anything with the 2 extra degrees of blow down, maybe lost a little torque? I would like 2 see someone challenge this and tell us why short blow down doesn't work or at least can't be used in a work environment👍🆙BigGuy
@@Doc-Cole_Trickle-of-Chainsaws turned out awesome! I still don't see why some believe short blow down just doesn't work in a work environment.👍🏻
Not sure how I missed this
YT not send you notification 4 video?
Don't know
@@coolestguyontheplanet723 happens a lot 2 me, not getting notification 4 new videos
Got a 24 inch Husqvarna light bar large mount for sale 50 dollars 2 weeks old
Next GiveAway Saw LOL !!!
How would I reach Matt for port work on a 359.
youtube.com/@Houseworksaws
Or he is on Facebook
@@novicelumberjack He didn't respond. Do you know of anyone near me that ports and is capable of this kind of result. I have a low hour 359 with a fresh OEM top end I would like done. I live in the Atlanta area(Gwinnett county).
@@kenturner3268 You do know that I ported this 359, right? Matt just gave me some pointers on what to do. So, I could port it. Get ahold of me. Boedychainsaws@gmail.com
@@novicelumberjack I emailed you. Did you not get it.
One of my favorite saws
I just got mine back from iron horse ' mines holding right at 13k in the cut with a 24' bar.
Looks like a sawdust shower
I have 20.000 VOLTS IN MY BODY RIGHT NOW
It’s a bit hard to concentrate, I got 20.000 VOLTS in my body from a Partner 5000 saw
Short blowdown doesn't run good...
Short blow down is where its at
Point taken. The saw does make that case.
Good job that sucker eats
You hawked a loogie, ewwwwwwww!