Stihl vs Husqvana
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cuinrearview
Red saw lover
592xp. All reports are that it is a superior saw in every way.
The new 592xp. The big old 395xp is in a different class IMHO.
Brett I'm going to have to disagree with you at this time "things can always change" However, for the time being, I would definitely not say the 592xp is better than the 661 in every way. I've had both for three weeks, and at this point, I feel they're at least equal. I try and not let the new saw hype get get to me.
Brett I'm going to have to disagree with you at this time "things can always change" However, for the time being, I would definitely not say the 592xp is better than the 661 in every way. I've had both for three weeks, and at this point, I feel they're at least equal. I try and not let the new saw hype get get to me.
cuinrearview
Red saw lover
You=no funThe new 592xp. The big old 395xp is in a different class IMHO.
I would definitely not say the 592xp is better than the 661 in every way. I've had both for three weeks and, at this point, I feel they're at least equal. I try and not let the new saw hype get to me.
Lol I call it as I see it. The 592 engine is strong! But some other things I'm undecided on. I definitely don't like the carb setup, it's a cluster F. Not all that hard to take apart, but they packed 10lbs of **** in a 5lb bag.
cuinrearview
Red saw lover
Maybe stroke the 661?
I can personally vouch for that , one smooth operator!!
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Don't get me wrong gentleman, I think the 592 is going to be a great saw for Husqvarna, but it has some flaws, and does nothing a 661 can't do.
IMHO a 390xp walks all over a MS660 and yes Ive got both.
Maybe- but a 660 is just a slightly detuned, rebadged 066 with flippy caps, so developed in the late 1980's- the 390 is a 21st century saw that was always going to have better air filtration and anti vibration.
Im not brand loyal to any of them, its just always been that pound for pound a husky would outcut a stihl. That all changed with the introduction of the 500i. Most of my family disowned me 3 weeks ago when I bought one lol. Ive got a brand new 390xp that Im seriously considering selling and replacing it with another 500i.Maybe- but a 660 is just a slightly detuned, rebadged 066 with flippy caps, so developed in the late 1980's- the 390 is a 21st century saw that was always going to have better air filtration and anti vibration.
Would be a sensible thing to do in my opinion.
I can't disagree with this. I'll add the 462 into the mix as well, weights about the same as a 562, but more power than a 572.
Don't tell me that! I will end up replacing all my stable with creamsicle saws! Ive cut probably 2 mil ft with a 562, little fellar will scream but he aint got no torque!
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You need a powerful lightweight saw, or a really powerful saw ?
There is allways the 881, at back breaking weight that is sure going to benefit a 50+ old forest worker..
I'm so happy with my brand new 241cm, I have found I dont need anything else.
There is allways the 881, at back breaking weight that is sure going to benefit a 50+ old forest worker..
I'm so happy with my brand new 241cm, I have found I dont need anything else.
Ummm yeah, screw that! The older I get the more weight becomes an issue! LOL do I know you? I remember thinking WTF? when my Dad kept getting smaller and smaller saws to TRY to cut timber with. Im beginning to understand now.
And in most circumstances, the 90cc saws will cut circles around the 880 or 3120.
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I'm happy I'm not carrying one all day though.
Im wandering how strong the ms 462 in the bar stud area
As you likely know, with long bars, some 462's cases were cracking around the studs. The 2021 saws were strengthened in that area, along with other improvements.
