71cc G372 Holzfforma 50mm Bore Gasoline Chain Saw Power Head All Parts are Compatible with NH872 Chainsaw
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Features
- Displacement: 71CC
- Cylinder bore: 50mm
- Chain type: 3/8 .058
- WITHOUT CHAIN AND BAR
Description
71cc G372 Holzfforma 50mm Bore Gasoline Chain Saw Power Head All Parts are Compatible with NH872 Chainsaw
Brand: Holzfforma
Power Source: Does Not Apply
Horsepower: 5.3 Horsepower
Item Weight: 18 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 18"L x 13"W x 10"H
Manufacturer: Holzfforma
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Brand Name: Holzfforma
Manufacturer: Holzfforma
UPC: 784956038118
Item Length: 1.97 Inches
Power Source: Does Not Apply
Horsepower: 5.3 Horsepower
Item Weight: 18 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 18"L x 13"W x 10"H
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Paired this saw with a Tsumura 24'' bar and Oregon LGX chain. Initial starting was in about 35F weather, so I turned both adjusters out about a quarter turn before trying to start and gave it a squirt of premix from a bottle. Started immediately, but died. Coughed on choke on second pull and started with no choke on third pull (I consider this very good for what its worth). Tuning was spot on without adjustment; it four stroked on free rev and cleaned up in the cut. Drop starting is easy with or without use of the decompression button and the saw restarts easily when hot (one pull the 3-4 times I tried). For break in, I am using the recommended 25:1 mix, which surprisingly didn't smoke much at all (I use Golden Spectro for oil, have been using it in my MX bike since the 1990's and run it in everything I own). Mixing bottle that comes with it was confusing to me, since I've never seen one like it before, but I really liked it once I figured it out. Basically, the wide side has a 0.5L and 1L (i.e. 10) marking) The smaller container on the side has 25:1, 30:1, 40:1, and 50:1 markings for both 0.5L and 1L on various sides. Just fill the small container with oil to 5 or 10, depending on if you put 1/2 or 1L into the large part, on the side that matches your desired ratio. After that, tilt the container back and forth and shake until all oil is washed from the small container/mixed. I like that I can make small batches (e.g. single tank batches - I don't like to let premix sit more than a few weeks) accurately and that all oil is completely mixed (as opposed to measuring, then some oil is stuck to cup). Regarding the saw's performance, I come from 38cc-55cc consumer saws (i.e. 38cc Earthquake/Poulan Wild Thing with 18'' bars, a 50cc Poulan Pro with a 20'' bar, Husqvarna Rancher 455 (55cc) w/20'' bar, etc.), so can't say that it performs as well as the real 372XP, but it sounds very mean and is the most powerful saw I've ever cut with by far. The chips are huge and a sight to behold coming off of the giant "mudflap" that sits right behind and under the drive sprocket. It will absolutely handle anything around me (I'm in Southern NH) and is really probably overkill for the few cords a year I cut/cleanup of a 2 acre lot and helping my dad with a summer place/his 10 acres. I will say that it is quite a bit heavier than my other saws and I will probably still use those saws for limbing and light use, just due to the extra weight. No issues with the saw failing to hold a tune, leaking oil, or anything like that so far. Also, muffler does not have a catalytic converter element and is otherwise pretty wide open (most of my saws I've had to cut the muffler open and remove that junk then weld it all back together to get them to perform OK). The carburetor on mine also did not have the limiters that prevent adjustment. I tend to 'fix' these issues as soon as I get a new piece of equipment, so was pleasantly surprised that I didn't need to on this one! Really happy with my purchase so far!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2022 by Matthew J. Curran
The saw looks great. Started it and used it. Very strong and cuts easily. I just need to get saw tuned up because it keep shutting off when stop cutting with it
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2022 by LeByron Lewis Jr
Only had the saw for three months. Bought this saw because of Helene and having multiple large trees blown down. It started out great but went down hill fast. The saw just cut off mid cut and would not start. Piston was heavily scored on exhaust side. Piston ring stuck to the Piston and head was scored just as bad... now hav to spend more money on another saw to keep cleaning my yard. Not a recommendation for others.looking for a good saw at a good price.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025 by Erynn Black
Purchased this machine in April 2024. Nearly a year on, I have used it enough to provide some insights. First off, I paid $235.00 for this saw, which I believe is a fair value for what you get. The saw was very well packaged and arrived with no damage. I am a casual chainsaw user and used the saw approximately 20 times throughout the spring and summer of 2024. Fit and finish is not nearly as good as my genuine Husqvarna saws, but I expected that. I noticed one of the bolts for the exhaust bracket had a stripped head (which caused me some grief later on, so stay tuned and I will explain). I put a bar and chain on the machine (24 inch, .063 Oregon) and added fuel and bar chain oil. The saw started right up and ran OK. After letting the rings settle in, I used the saw to clear some downed hardwood. The saw performed decently, but the stock carburetor required frequent adjustments. After a fair amount of fiddling around with the carburetor, I finally got it running pretty well, but had to run it pretty lean to get decent performance (some foreshadowing here....) Through the fall and into the early winter of 2024 I used the saw periodically with no issues. The owners manual instructs to run a 25:1 fuel to oil mixture, however, I ran 40:1 with no apparent problems. In December 2024, I used the saw to buck a large white oak that had fallen down on my property. I only had 50:1 fuel on hand, so that is what I used. I ran the saw very hard for approximately 45 minutes to buck the tree and near the end of task, the saw quit. A compression test disclosed that the saw had very low compression - approximately 30 pounds and would not start or run. Curious as to what happened , I took the saw apart, removed the cylinder and discovered that the exhaust side of the cylinder and piston had heated up and both the cylinder and piston had become scored. As previously stated, I had to run the saw pretty lean to get decent performance, so I was not entirely surprised that this happened using 50:1. Anyways, I decided to repair the saw. I ordered a stock cylinder and piston kit here on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GDFVKG7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title). The aforementioned stripped exhaust bracket bolt was a total pain to remove - had to use a Dremel to cut back the bracket so I could get a channel lock on the bolt head to loosen it..... Once I got the bolt removed I was able to get the tope end off. I installed the kit and swapped out the crappy stock carburetor and installed a Hipa carburetor and put everything back together. The saw started right up and ran very well. I allowed the rings to settle in and then cleaned up some downed oak and ash on my property using the saw with 40:1 mix. Saw now runs awesome, nearly as well as my genuine Husqvarna 372. I attribute most of the improvement in performance to the Hipa carburetor. In my opinion the stock carburetor that came on my saw was inferior and I should have changed it out once I discovered how lean I had to run it with the stock carburetor to obtain decent performance. It is still early on with the new cylinder/piston/Hipa carburetor, but I am hopeful...... So, here are my takeaways for any of you considering this saw: 1. You get what you pay for, but with the right carburetor, this saw is running very well for me. 2. My use of the saw is periodic and I have serious doubts as to whether it would hold up under daily use. 3. The quality of the component parts and various bolts is not great, but they have held up to the casual use to which I have subjected the saw. 4. The fuel and bar oil caps leak unless you put them on very tight, and even then they leak a bit. 5. The oil pump as worked well, but after shut down, continues to leak oil for awhile. 6. If you are not afraid to work on a saw if something goes wrong, you can get decent homeowner use out of this saw for a fraction of the price of a genuine 372. 7. Don't run this saw like a banshee like I did with 50:1 fuel and a lean carburetor adjustment or you will be installing a top end kit like I did (but that was sort of fun to be honest). 8. Don't blame me if you buy this saw and don't like it. 9. Thank you China for making this larger clone Husky saw available for a small amount of $$. Update July 2025 - Have used the saw quite a bit throughout the spring into the summer. Still working great with the replacement cylinder and piston. The Hipa replacement carburetor is really working great. Saw runs every bit as good as my genuine 372 with the replacement cylinder and Hipa Carb! Update - January 2026. Needed to use it to clean up some trees downed by high wind. Very cold the day I started it up - about 13 degrees. It needed 6 pulls of the starter rope to get it to turn over, turned choke off and on the next pull it started right up. Saw ran great in very cold conditions with no icing of the carburetor. Update May 2, 2026. Still going strong. Have used the saw frequently through the late winter and into spring. Bucked quite a bit of downed white oak and recently took down a large pitch pine and bucked it up. Saw performing very well. Hipa carburetor working very well. Still running the 24 inch Oregon bar with .063 chain. Cuts every bit as good as my genuine 372XP.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025 by Brian
Have always been a name brand guy and always used husqvarna, after one older one gave out and couldn’t find a comparable saw for a reasonable price decided to give this a try a bit heavier than the 55 I was used to but not much and quite a bit more power, have had it about a year now and no issues with occasional use mostly for firewood and the occasional tree that needs to be cut up. Use good ethanol free gas and a quality two stroke mix, keep bar oil in it and should be good from what I’ve seen and heard of these clone saws
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by j.lee
So far, I've cut 2 log loads with this. It's an amazing saw for the price!
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026 by Noticat
Let's kick things off with the Good stuff: It runs. Not exactly right but it does run, we can get into that later. The Saw was packaged very well and made the trip with no damage. It comes with tools which you are going to need right away. The price was right for a 372 clone. Parts are compatible with Husqvarna 372 The Bad: My carb wont tune to the proper settings. If you buy this saw hopefully your adjustment screws will line up better with the holes in the side cover as well. I fought with that long enough and decided the rubber grommets weren't worth the hastle. The Dogs aren't sharp like on a quality saw, which in all reality wont get used properly anyway. "disclaimer " on last statement, I have ordered a new carb on the second day of ownership. Maybe the new carb will pep things up a bit but it's doubtful. As expected this saw isn't as torquey or responsive as a 372 but at a 3rd of the price is it worth it? See following sections. Hands on section: Are you good at fixing things? This is a piece of equipment that you will probably be tinkering with until you get all the weak points replaced. I knew that up front and decided to try one. Expect to be replacing and or adjusting things until you get the bugs worked out. The great part about that is you can still buy quality Husqvarna parts to fit this saw. The Ugly: I haven't cut my first log yet and need a carb. My saw leaked bar oil everywhere out of the box. The first time you run this saw it might be a good idea to run it over a old cardboard box like I did. There is a adjustment screw under the saw to adjust this, it works... Mine was set to "puddles" from the factory. Summary: If you have time to tinker with your saw this may be a viable option, otherwise I would probably spend the extra and get a brand name that you can run out of the box. Don't expect 372 power from a Chinese knockoff. Like previously mentioned my carb isn't right yet so the full potential may yet to be seen. Update: I have currently run about 10 liters of fuel thru the saw . I forgot to mention the Chain tentioner in the previous review. It's pretty gritty feeling and tough to get to move . I sprayed white lithium grease on it before use and still struggle with adjustments. I decided to order a new one. The new Carb worked great and tuned properly. I wanted to go for the Walbro HD-12, but decided on getting another Chinese replacement due to the price difference and Keeping the saw as true to factory spec as possible for review purposes. I also negleted to mention I ordered a Neotec 24" bar and chain with the Saw. I think this saw is better suited for a 20" bar in the factory configuration. I have experienced a considerable amount of unexplained binding using a 24" bar. I have ordered a new clutch assembly, with hopes that it will improve the binding issue. More Good Stuff: The saw seems to be pretty reliable after 10 liters of fuel. It cranks easily and when tuned properly it can yank chunks of wood out of the tree your working on.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025 by Cato
Very happy with this saw, Great power, I primarily use it for firewood and have yet to be disappointed, for the price it was easily justifiable.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by Jacob Sheldon