If you're deciding between the 372 Husky and the 361 Stihl: I own a 2171 Jred, same saw as the 372, and a 361 Stihl. I ran the Jred for three years at about 125 to 150 hours a month, with nothing more serious than a new clutch needed. I ran my first 361 for two and a half years, needed a clutch, then an oiler, which I'm waiting to get now. While waiting I bought another 361. What made up my mind was going back and forth between the two saws. After an hour, I was glad to get back to the much smoother 361. 2171/372 is 10 cc's bigger, and you notice it, but the 361 is less tiring. I also have had some carb trouble with the 361, needed cleaning more than the Jred ever did. They're both good saws, but I pick the 361 because it's less fatiguing. That's important for us tired old lumberjacks.