I thought my nuts were captive until i decided to have a serious girlfriend.
Wow, so what all is exactly different I wonder. It seems stihl knew the 362 needed updates in order to run with the 562. This is good... Why not just give it a new number?
The new weight translates to just over 12 & 1/3 lb. If they can cut that much weight while making slightly more power, it should be a hit, but I will reserve judgement till I see someone actually put it on a scale, and comment on how it runs.
Both manufacturers have fibbed horribly about saw weights. I have even seen where Stihl once had the 044 listed as 13 lbs. Yea, maybe with the clutch cover and non captive nuts removed! And the Husky website understated the weight for both the 550 & 562 (I know they since revised the 562).
I think both the 441 C and 576 Autotune were also both heavier than the weight posted on the websites.
Frankly, in 20", I just like the E bars, light and I have never had a problem with them. If they made the E in 24", I would want one!
So this is the 462 everyone had pictures of ??
That is also a new weight!!!! (and I think back to the old HP)
CST, as long as your saws are running well, don't worry about it, they are good saws!
I actually saw a few different #s at different times, but always close. I think some of it was rounding errors when the converted.
Can't understand how the weight managed to change???
I am not sure Mike about the weight , those are the new tags that were shipped to us. There is a new sales promo in Jan so all the fall sale price tags go.