
59cc Holzfforma® Blue Thunder G366 Gasoline Chain Saw Power Head Only Without Guide Bar and Saw Chain Parts Are Compatible With MS361 Chainsaw
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CopyProduct Name | 59cc Holzfforma® Blue Thunder G366 Gasoline Chain Saw Power Head Only Without Guide Bar and Saw Chain Parts Are Compatible With MS361 Chainsaw |
Item NO. | CS36166 |
Weight | 8 kg = 17.6370 lb = 282.1917 oz |
Category | Outdoor Power Equipments > Chain Saws |
Tag | CHAINSAW |
Brand | Holzfforma |
Creation Time | 2018-11-28 |
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2020-04-04
I have had some issues with this saw, when I first got it the saw would stall under deceleration and no tuning to the carb would fix it, so I bought an aftermarket carb for it and the problem went away. The second problem I had was that the coil went out on the saw, which I replaced it with an aftermarket one. The top cover nut was also on too tight and nearly impossible to take off, I ended up having to Dremel the slot deeper so I could get something in there to turn it. I would have contacted customer support, but I needed to repair the saw quickly so I could use it for a weekend project. I’ve had some issues with the flippy caps too. After initial break in of the saw, I did a muffler mod, installing a dual port kit from ebay. The muffler mod will pick up about 10% more horsepower and is a noticeable improvement. Please remember to wear ear plugs as it gets louder and more awesome sounding. The saw cuts better, but I still want more power, so I’m going to port the cylinder next and see how she runs, otherwise Farmertec has a bigbore kit, which I will try if porting doesn’t satisfy me.
I would recommend this saw if you only occasionally need a chainsaw for mid to small wood cutting, and if I was going to only buy one saw, I think the G444 would be a better option, because you will be wanting more power, unless you like modding things like I do. I’m trying to get the hp of the G444 from the G366 for a powerful light weight saw. After a good experience with the G366 I bought the G111 and G660, which I have enjoyed using both.
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The saw is seen performing in the listed link at the end of the review.
Cutting 16 , fresh wet heavy pine at approximately 500ft above sea level at 52 degrees F. Only one adjustment was made to the low speed jet prior to the video. You can easily hear the saw still 4 stroking during it's gentle break in on the last half of the first tank. The saw starts, runs, oils, and cuts very nice. The combination of this powerhead at 12 1/2lbs, with a basic 20 , 3/8 x .050 x 72 link bar and chain driven by a 3/8 7t sprocket rim provide a satisfyingly nimble machine. The log it is cutting was dropped and bucked by the G372xp in the background, and the G366 was purchased to do that work on exactely this size logs and trees. No modifications have been performed to the design of the saw, for example the muffler is stock.
During the middle of this video the saw cut a nail and we continued. On the last cut I laid into the saw. It dropped some rpm, stabilized, stopped 4 stroking and continued with a high torque cut. At this date it is easy to recommend the G366. My intention is to remember to provide at least one followup video and review after breakin and using the saw for a month or two to verify that it performs as well as indicated from it's initial running. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebZtGp3EQOU
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