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It's about 60cc saws, stop arguing it's a 562!
Not laughing 262xp's are great saws.It's not the lightest or smallest but for a long bar 60cc saw, 62cc mcculloch's should be brought up at least once in this thread. Not a lot of rpm's but pulls full comp 24" threw hardwood well. I would imagine in the PNW cutting fir, 28" full comp would be no problem. Obviously the newer saws have many comfort advantages but I just figured if long bars were gonna be used/mentioned the 62cc mac's should get a mention. Are you done laughing yet? 262xp would be my 1st choice for a 60cc saw running average 60cc saw bar lengths.
I like the simplicity of older saws compared to modern day saws.
What did he mean when he said it was the first disguise husky that stihl made?
You wrong....
Husqvarna 365
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Husqvarna 365 is a saw for typical professional use. It has been developed in close cooperation with professional users working in the most demanding conditions. The low weight and high power are combined with a rugged engine, making this saw exceptionally versatile and suited for a wide variety of applications. The X-TORQ engine gives you a much more environtment friendly saw with radically lower exhaust emission level and fuel consumption.
- Cylinder displacement
70.7 cm³- Power output
4.83 hp- Recommended bar length, max
28 in- Weight (excl. cutting equipment)
14.11 lbs
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It's not the lightest or smallest but for a long bar 60cc saw, 62cc mcculloch's should be brought up at least once in this thread. Not a lot of rpm's but pulls full comp 24" threw hardwood well. I would imagine in the PNW cutting fir, 28" full comp would be no problem. Obviously the newer saws have many comfort advantages but I just figured if long bars were gonna be used/mentioned the 62cc mac's should get a mention. Are you done laughing yet? 262xp would be my 1st choice for a 60cc saw running average 60cc saw bar lengths.
I like the simplicity of older saws compared to modern day saws.
Use to be....Now are 70.7cc
Lets call it a tie!I dont even remember the front page of this post, but I think I was headed for best 60cc of the current crop. But since I dont remember, I say the MS360 is the best
It's not the lightest or smallest but for a long bar 60cc saw, 62cc mcculloch's should be brought up at least once in this thread. Not a lot of rpm's but pulls full comp 24" threw hardwood well. I would imagine in the PNW cutting fir, 28" full comp would be no problem. Obviously the newer saws have many comfort advantages but I just figured if long bars were gonna be used/mentioned the 62cc mac's should get a mention. Are you done laughing yet? 262xp would be my 1st choice for a 60cc saw running average 60cc saw bar lengths.
I like the simplicity of older saws compared to modern day saws.
That has the x-torq? So I'm guessing the non or old saw original is 65 cc and the new x-torq 1 is 70.7?That's an old one. The hottest 4 cube around. The new ones are 70cc and only differ from the 372 under the transfer covers. Same bore and stroke.
Exactly. Tacospecial. **** depot
This is easy, the most popular professional grade 60cc saw sold in the US is the 562xp, that tells you all you need to know, I have owned every saw on the list, ported and stock, nothing pulls like the 562xp, probably the best AV on the market as well.
What's the deal with those saws? Made by husky. But why? I've never seen them out on the west . The name seems odd aswell. Marketing?View attachment 682657
This or a good running 362xp will eat a 365. I'd like to see how they fare against 562.