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Love mine, got better and better up to ~15th tank and now just rips and can really lean on it. Only problem I saw fine dust getting around the air filter down into the intake so stuck a layer of grease around the base ( learnt from reading on here). Other than that I can't bring myself to use...

I'd check your area in Washington for what dealers are nearby and reputable, for any issue you may have in the future. If there a good Husky dealer nearby grab ya a 562 and let the fun begin..

Nice saw, I got a Duce Built(tm?) 372XT a couple months ago, now it's one of my favorites. My buddy never ran a 372 gave it a rip and was like holy %#%&! GLWS Brett :)

I just blast through it then use an axe to shave it off the rounds but normally by the time I'm cutting trees down the PI has lost it's leaves. I usually end up with some minor rashes here and there from the vine but I guess maybe I don't get it as bad as others do. The biggest thing that has...

I drop start em all from 30 to 90cc and so does everyone I know. Only exception being my China MS660, mainly so I don't break the starter off though lol. Sometimes I'll start it from the ground so I can feel it's off compression before delivering a committed pull.

Dang it, knew I shouldn't of ate dinner... Best idea for f/s thread I ever saw btw! :rock:

@Gypo Logger Do you have any pictures of your cabin from outside or what your view is like out the window? Thanks.

Just need to get one with a primer bulb on there..

There's another Dwight Yokam in the background doing the same thing!

I got a pair of those couple weeks ago, pretty sweet. I like the rubber they use, it allows you to keep most your dexterity, doesn't feel as stiff in the cold as other high grip gloves. I've been using the non-winter version for months now (get frome Home Depot, ~5$ for 3 pack) while we grade...

On a 455 Rancher I kept my oiler at max and it did very well on a 20" bar was always nice n' wet. It was very close to 1 tank of bar oil for 1 tank of gas. I'd definitely turn it to max with 24" bar.

I've had mine just over 2yrs, guessing ~40 tanks of fuel through it. Using with 24 or 32" bar. I plugged decomp, used oem wrist pin bearing, oem elastostart, Stens air filter, and used a Raisman cylinder in place of the farmertech. Problems I've had so far was the oil pump didn't pump worth a...

Huh? You lost me at bin the hideous saw project.. Just trying to find out for sure if the 555 clutch cover fits 562 before I pull out the wallet and apologies to OP for derail. Thanks.

I thought the 555 was small mount and 562 large mount? The 555 cover fits 562 with no mods?

I usually grab my 562xp first. It's the closest thing I have to a "hot rod" saw and is big enough for 60-70% of the wood I have to cut. It's not too heavy, handles great, wicked throttle response, starts hot or cold every time no problemo, and sips fuel. Took awhile to break in, I'd say ~10...

Absolutely grab that box! Especially since evidence points to them being later models. I use mine as my go-to 20" saw and it never disappoints. Hope you'll make a pic heavy build thread too :yes:

I'm running .325/.050 16" on my 346xp. Oregon "Speedcut" bar and 95TXL chain. Pretty sure it is a narrow kerf chain. Really smooth cutting and stays sharp longer than LGX I run on all my other saws. Cuts darn near as fast too.

'76 here (never even knew I was "Gen X" till I just googled it, thanks a lot svk :)) and been heating with wood since I can remember but I started helping my dad with firewood duty in probably the 2nd grade stacking and whatnot. We lived in Maine until I was halfway through high school and...

Tore an a/v mount off my MS660 so ordered a Proline rubber parts kit to replace it. Quality looks pretty deece and been working fine so far.

We used to camp 4th of July wheelin down forked river, I heard some kind of "shrieking" one night, never heard a sound like that before or since.