I run OLD saws. Have the new ones, but prefer the saws from an earlier time. A VERY few exceptions. Love the now out dated ms461's and "prior to 2010" 372 class saws the most. And as part of the hobby always look back in time to see the roots of a company. ( Yes I think the 572 is an awesome saw, have one thank you, and have 562's as well ) AND grown up with Homelite and evolved to Husqvarna / Jonsered really never bridged that gap looking back at the early Husqvarna's as Homelite & Jonsered's took the "oxygen" away from that endeavor. BIG miss. Was given a L77 as a Christmas present. A runner. And an eye opener. A mid 1970's design with it's design roots back in the late 1950's..... SO after being educated...I put a few saws on the scales to see how much "weight" difference 45 years has given in saw design. What do you think? And then ran that L77 and a warmed up 365 "Special" ( 2003 saw, pre X-torq Original Edition AND a pure "Junk Pile" built from used parts ... saw. NOT high on the "woke saw" charts ) on the same job. documented here :