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: 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
UPC: 784956038118
Item Weight: 18 pounds
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: January 19, 2022
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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 by Matthew J. Curran Matthew J. Curran
Thia saw has great power.
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025 by Nelson W.
I work for the forest service and have plenty of experience with saws. Bought this one cause I saw it on buckinbillyrays instagram and it sounded nice and was cheap. With in 4 hours on the saw it would no longer start. I ran a compression test on it and it was cooked. 250$ for a husky is still good tho, maybe I just got a bad one from the factory. But with the work I was doing the saw had no right to blow. I’d recommend paying for the insurance just incase.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2025 by Christian Christenson
This item came well packaged and I liked how well the saw looked. Everything looked like great quality at first glance, but then as I began to check everything out, there was one thing that gave me a huge issue I could not get the chain tensioner screw to turn. It was turning super hard to where I had to take the screws off and pull it out to look at it. The screw is so tight to the plastic that it wouldn't allow it to turn so I had to put grease in it, and that helped. I had to work it back and forth for about 20 minutes before it would move freely, but it's looking like I'll need to replace that soon. However, The rest of the saw is really good quality. The compression on the engine was great. Took 12 pulls to fire it up the first time, and also had to loosen the high jet an 1/8 of a turn but other than that, the carb was tuned very well. I'll update in the future on this saw. Update - Carburetor went bad after running the saw for an hour. It started leaking everywhere. I put an OEM walbro carb in it and now the saw runs great. Will update in a few weeks regarding initial longevity beyond break in period. 4-13-25 - After 3 weeks, I found that I had an air leak on the decompression valve. I went to my local dealer and bought an OEM one. Air leak is gone. The saw is finally broken in. Still currently running 25:1 gas and about ready to switch to 40:1. I have about 15 hours on the saw and it runs just as good as my Husqvarna 372xp. So far very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025 by Leo Maneke
Anyone that says 372s aren't the best all around saw made has never ran one. Anyone that says clone saws are crap hasn't ran one lately. I'm not lumber jack but I cut up and entire white oak that 6 feet at the base almost exclusively with this saw. Everything from an 18 inch to a 28 inch bar. Kept the filters clean and checked the plug twice and it's still running just like a $1,000 dollar one would.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by Brian Sipe