Both 562 and 572 both come with bigger dogs if you get the west coast version. There is a difference in the anti vibe as well with the west coast version.
A 572 or even the 562 is sufficient for the old firewood cutter or home owners! Who cares about a few seconds faster in the woods, its not a race to the finish but rather filling up the shed to keep the Missus 😊 warm !
The 562 is probably just as fast until you are in really big wood. I have a 550mark2 and it's the fastest 50cc saw I ever seen. A good muffler mod will bring the power to 5 series saws and it's a huge difference.
See your husky dealership. Can get set up with BIG double dog setup. If you get a full wrap handle setup. New clutch cover included, deleting the captive bar nuts. Giving you old school husky double dog setup. 50 bucks, well spent.
Yes I bought my 562 back in March when Husky had their 20% off sale on. The dealer provided some beafy dogs in the envelope with the receipt and owner's manual. I didn't even ask for them.
Have watched a couple of your videos. Your insistence that there's something wrong with the filter size on the 562XP just makes your ignorance of how the air filtration system is designed AS A SYSTEM really apparent. Look it up. They work, perfectly, exactly as they should. Those big old pleated filters you seem to like, they're for dinosaur saws. Or for German saws we all know (and I own several Stihl saws) have really crap air filter setups in the first place, dirty airboxes and are a real weak point. My 661-CM is a dirt-bag of a saw in that regard. The 592XP I use other times is clean as a whistle, all the time. And for the love of Pete, stop talking about "Marketing being marketing" and that kind of nonsense. It just takes away from all the great points you're making.
I hear you on the overall air filtration system being good. My point is if and when debris gets in, a larger filter would be better, otherwise explain to me why the 572 has double the air filter size?
all of these saws are pro grade, Husqvarna ,stihl and echo all make pro grade and home grade saws. For logging 70cc saws through 90cc saws are used the most, loggers get paid by the thousand of feet they cut out and they are always cutting big wood so they use big saws. Then there are arborist who are also pros, they use 35cc top handle saws all the way up to 120 cc saws for tree removal. Then there are the professional fire wood guys who cut and sell hundreds of cords a year they typically run saws from 50cc to 70cc depending on if they are cutting fire wood logs or tree tops. the build quality of the saw determines the grade it is not the size of the saw. all of these professional saw users buy a saw based on there needs and they take that saw big or small day after day and use it to make a living, They didnt buy it to cut cookies off a log in there back yard. This video makes me think about the guy who has a 600 hp diesel truck so he can go to home depot and pick up 10 2x4s
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Did I just hear you say a 562 is a homeowner saw 🤣 get outa here dude!
562 is absolutely not a homeowner saw. Size of the saw does not determine if it’s a pro saw or not
I love the 395. It’s a winning sad decades in production because it’s a winning saw👍🏻
It’s a beast of a saw! Thanks for watching.
Beast orf a saw. Rugged, reliable, super powerful. Have had zero problems cutting Australian trees.
Both 562 and 572 both come with bigger dogs if you get the west coast version. There is a difference in the anti vibe as well with the west coast version.
I’ve never heard of there being different options from the factory. I know you can add aftermarket stuff but I will definitely look into it. Thanks
A 572 or even the 562 is sufficient for the old firewood cutter or home owners! Who cares about a few seconds faster in the woods, its not a race to the finish but rather filling up the shed to keep the Missus 😊 warm !
it feels nice to have a power BUT weight metters if you work all day .MERRY CHRISTMAS MY FRIEND WISH YOU HEALTH AND HAPPINES 🎄🎄🎁
Merry Christmas to you as well.
572 and 562 dont cut. You can hear the saws. Try filing
All the saws used the same chain.
The 562 is probably just as fast until you are in really big wood. I have a 550mark2 and it's the fastest 50cc saw I ever seen. A good muffler mod will bring the power to 5 series saws and it's a huge difference.
See your husky dealership. Can get set up with BIG double dog setup.
If you get a full wrap handle setup. New clutch cover included, deleting the captive bar nuts. Giving you old school husky double dog setup. 50 bucks, well spent.
Thanks for the tip.
Yes I bought my 562 back in March when Husky had their 20% off sale on. The dealer provided some beafy dogs in the envelope with the receipt and owner's manual. I didn't even ask for them.
Bring back our older husky saws back please the new is trouble
395xp is a beast l.
Yes it is!!!!
Have watched a couple of your videos. Your insistence that there's something wrong with the filter size on the 562XP just makes your ignorance of how the air filtration system is designed AS A SYSTEM really apparent. Look it up. They work, perfectly, exactly as they should. Those big old pleated filters you seem to like, they're for dinosaur saws. Or for German saws we all know (and I own several Stihl saws) have really crap air filter setups in the first place, dirty airboxes and are a real weak point. My 661-CM is a dirt-bag of a saw in that regard. The 592XP I use other times is clean as a whistle, all the time. And for the love of Pete, stop talking about "Marketing being marketing" and that kind of nonsense. It just takes away from all the great points you're making.
I hear you on the overall air filtration system being good. My point is if and when debris gets in, a larger filter would be better, otherwise explain to me why the 572 has double the air filter size?
all of these saws are pro grade, Husqvarna ,stihl and echo all make pro grade and home grade saws. For logging 70cc saws through 90cc saws are used the most, loggers get paid by the thousand of feet they cut out and they are always cutting big wood so they use big saws. Then there are arborist who are also pros, they use 35cc top handle saws all the way up to 120 cc saws for tree removal. Then there are the professional fire wood guys who cut and sell hundreds of cords a year they typically run saws from 50cc to 70cc depending on if they are cutting fire wood logs or tree tops. the build quality of the saw determines the grade it is not the size of the saw. all of these professional saw users buy a saw based on there needs and they take that saw big or small day after day and use it to make a living, They didnt buy it to cut cookies off a log in there back yard. This video makes me think about the guy who has a 600 hp diesel truck so he can go to home depot and pick up 10 2x4s