New Husqvarna 465 Rancher

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Is the 460 & 465 clams hell saws or pro split case style or a riser/clamshell plastic case like a 350? My dealer told me the new 460s were a pro stumble like the 359.
 
Is the 460 & 465 clams hell saws or pro split case style or a riser/clamshell plastic case like a 350? My dealer told me the new 460s were a pro stumble like the 359.
No all 4xx saws are like the 340/345 where the cyl bolts through the case.aybe look at the IPL and see if they changed...
 
I'm not that smart to find a ipl for saws so easily. That's a pretty large clam.

You betcha... I just Google's Husqvarna IPL and on their site you can look under the models and old models and they're is a spot that says IPL for 465R etc
 
Without starting a Stihl vs Husky debate (which will likely happen anyways because that's basically what I'm asking), how do you guys think the 465 will stack up against the MS391? I'm looking at getting a 60-70cc saw for firewood. Cutting mainly Green Ash but possibly some oak too. Looking at the specs they seem to be very comparable on paper but I think I'm leaning towards the 465 because of the AT and it has a slightly lower price.
 
I saw the 465 floating around on facebook it's not listed on the power site but I found a part number for a 465 20 3/8 .050 saw and I needed a extra hand held to get free shipping so i ordered a 465 will have more info Monday when it gets in and i will post pics

The model was announced on some markets already for 2012, but it didn't actually appear on any market (that I know of) before now in 2016.


 
Hasn't come in yet... not sure what's going on but if there is a hold up I think I'll be ok :)
 
Anxious to hear your thoughts. How's it stack up the the 60cc Echo?


I am fairly sure it will "steal" some sales from those as well.

It looks like it has more power than any of them but the 620 - but I assume that the fact that it is a plastic cased clamshell will keep a few buyers away. There is of course a lot more to it as well, like ergonomy/feel - and it obviously depends on who the buyer is.

Note that the 4.29 hp is hp(i), as the kW number is 3.2.
 
I am fairly sure it will "steal" some sales from those as well.

It looks like it has more power than any of them but the 620 - but I assume that the fact that it is a plastic cased clamshell will keep a few buyers away. There is of course a lot more to it as well, like ergonomy/feel - and it obviously depends on who the buyer is.
Assuming equal performance, I think you and I know what the other would buy eh? :cheers:
 
I just checked the specs on the 365xt it comes in at 14.1# and 4.9hp. This ranchers specs are pretty decent really. :clap:

There are signs they did a better job than what usually is done with the design of plastic cased clamshell saws - time will tell more about it (either way).

My guess is that they will sell a lot of them in the US .
 
Assuming equal performance, I think you and I know what the other would buy eh? :cheers:


I would urge a prospective buyer to check the ergonomics and handling before deciding. It isn't carved in stone what is the best option in the class on a limited budget (but it likely still says 555 on it). ;)
 
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