I am currently in the market for a saw, my 2260 and 562 having failed last week. But unless there is a weight advantage I will stick with my trusty 372 x-torq.
How did the 562 fail?
Also, sadly, no weight advantage.
Read here :
https://www.forestry.com/editorial/equipments/husqvarna-572xp-august-2017/
The 576xp will have the following specs (372xp specs in parentheses)
Cylinder displacement, cm3: 70,6 (70,7)
Cylinder bore, mm: 48 (50)
Stroke, mm: 39 (36)
Idle speed, rpm: 2700 (2700)
Power, kW: 4,3 (3,9)
Max RPM: 9900 (9600)
Spark plug: NGK BPMR7A (NGK BPMR7A)
Electrode gap, mm: 0,5 (0,5)
Fuel tank capacity, litre: 0,71 (0,77)
Oil pump capacity, ml/min: 5-22 (4-20)
Oil tank capacity, litre: 0,35 (0,42)
Weight without bar or chain, empty tanks, kg: 6,6 (6,1)
Sound power level, measured dB (A): 118 (114)
Sound power level, guaranteed LWA dB (A): 120 (115)
Saw bar attachment/fix: Big (big)
Standard bar length, inch/cm: 15-28″ (15-28″)
Pitch, inch: 3/8 (3/8)
Thickness of drive links, inch/mm: 0,058/1,5 (0,058/1,5)
Type of drive sprocket/number of teeth: RIM/7 (RIM/7)
Chain speed at 133% of maximum engine power
speed, m/s: 29,3 (28,5)