Exactly…. Plus it smells terrible when you run it. Did I mention that?96oz of fuel for the 3yr extension equals $30.
If I never use it and let it roll around in the back for the next 3yrs it is still a fairly cheap warranty extension, If I do use it will only last appx 3 1/2 tanks in the 592 anyways.
. I want to go home smelling like wood and sweet 2 stroke, not wood and stank 
Care to expand?
what was garbage about the 572? I have been considering one to go along with my 592.
If only what you wrote was the case.
Just making me want to run one more.... illnhave to see if I can find some sort of comparison between all three.
592XP being the first AT Husky I have run it felt kind of wonky in the cut, with a carbed saw I would adjust my cut depending on how the saw was cutting rpm wise. With AT it took awhile for me to adjust to the way the saw cut hard to explain not good not bad just different than what I am used to in a carbed saw be it Stihl or Husky.
It’s definitely faster than both of those with normal bar lengths. Where the 395 excels is in oiling capacity and ability to run longer bars. The 592 likes to run at say….9-11k rpm. Pull it below that and it falls off. Where the 395 is forgiving from 7-11k.
I am abnormal
and run abnormal bar length on my 592 24" B&C for bucking 20-30"Oak into firewood when buried it does not slow down and goes thru wood the way I was hoping for.
I was thinking up to 28-32” or so. So still normal lol.I am abnormal
If everything is averaging less than 24" I switch to a 044 running a 20" bar and chain but considering checking out a 572 but again with 20" bar and chain.
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Yessir 28-32" would be typical of what one would see hung on a 90cc saw, Think Husky suggests 24-32" on the 592XP which it probably pulls a 32 ok for most people. I tend to favor the shorter end of the recommended bar lengths.
My 394 does have more low end torque
The issue with these samplings is there no consistency in the method of weighing other than using the same scale, the 592 the scale is balancing on what looks like a pickup bed liner and the saw is positioned over one corner of the scale and not centered. The heaviest saw is the 395 which is the only saw that looks like it might be centered on the beam/platform of the scale. Score A for effort C for execution.
