i like my 462, just sayin.the shop near by has the 461 for 1120$ and the 462 cm for 1150$ most of my saws are older ones. what say you?
Nice saw. I liked the one I ran, but I wouldn't go THAT farThe 462 is basically a husky.
Lighter weight Husky with less torque and cheaper feeling plastics.Nice saw. I liked the one I ran, but I wouldn't go THAT far.
What I always liked about Huskys is how rev happy they are, and the AV. So I liked it. It was a little strange having something that smooth that handled like a much smaller saw pulling 28" full comp like it did.Lighter weight Husky with less torque and cheaper feeling plastics.Time will tell.
If you can rebuild a 461 then you can rebuild a 462.... 461 ... i can rebuild myself if the need arises ...
Not really. It's a standard ported saw with long transfer ducts. It does not have fresh air ducts....462 is a strato saw ...
If you can rebuild a 461 then you can rebuild a 462.
Not really. It's a standard ported saw with long transfer ducts. It does not have fresh air ducts.
If you can rebuild a 461 then you can rebuild a 462.
asking because i don't know-- wouldn't the 462 need a flash upon a carb or ignition problem like a husky?
Hey catbuster have you ever ran a 462 before?
I wasnt offended to each there own. My response was because you never stated you ran one. I'm oddly surprised you didnt like the balance unless you were running a regular weight es bar instead of the proper es light bars
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