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Well, the 361 really was the stolen 361xp design, so whatever
....An old AS joke, involving a certain Belgian.
Which 60cc saw
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Well, the 361 really was the stolen 361xp design, so whatever
....An old AS joke, involving a certain Belgian.
Sawyer Rob
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nkila220
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I see both the new saws have a 45 degree cylinder by the look of it. Just like the 562xp
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A joke, sir. It was a joke. Geez...
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Yes. According to the Troll, all Stihl saws are just 'stolen' Husky knock-offs. Troll would love living in China, where everything is knocked off of a genuine imitation of a replica.
In any event, I think that the 362/2 is a winning design. On paper at least. The specs are not out yet. The Redmax is a good enough saw to run, though I would have bought the rebuilt 361 with the warranty. I can never have enough genuine replica Husky knock-off crappy American built inferior MS361 saws, with vastly inferior inboard clutches that are so poorly balanced, I have to lever them with the dawgs rather than removing the dawgs and not using them at all, like the pros do in Norge. I even run my crappy Husky knock-off genuine imitation American inferior unbalanced inboard clutch OEM 361 saws with 25 inch bars which is apparently illegal east of the Rockies and a capital crime in Europe.
And before people in Norge get all riled up, its a joke...
weedkilla
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That rug really tied the room together.
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What is wrong with a redmax for 200$? I am a big fan of Zenoah/RedMax equipment. I have two saws from them and they run flawlessly since years! If it runs well and there are no defects you can cut down a whole forest with them without worrying.
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Anyway, we will eventually see what this really is about - interesting? it surely is.....
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Hmmm - I thought the 162/962 were gone years ago - but maybe not everywhere?
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nkila220
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Well that guy turned out to be a liar. So wasnt trusting him again.
l think all new model future Stihl saws will have the angled cylinder vs traditional vertical setup. While l don't wear a husky hat and would rather wear a stihl one, this does demonstate how the 5 series was a leader in design. It must better utilise space allowing for a smaller saw but would love to know what the engineers were thinking adopting this design. Anyone know the pro's/con's or basic reasons behind it other than size/bulk?
nkila220
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Just got home with the redmax. For $200 I figured why not. It really wasnt used much. Not as fast cutting as the 562 but build quality is great and it was $500 cheaper. I think it will be perfect for trail clearing.
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Is this whole thread really for a trail clearing saw?
Jet47
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One with 16" is of course even better....
That is what is on mine.
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560xpg is the logic choice here, of course!
They do not sell those state-side, except re-badged in red&black.
Red is the new Orange!
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One with 16" is of course even better....
What? You recommend a 16" bar on a 60cc saw?
I read on the UK Hooskavaryna site that the 560 comes with a 13" bar option (seriously!). I think that a 13" B&C would balance way better, spin faster/pull with more torque, be easier/faster to sharpen, and be far more manageable. A Troll bar setup.
And yes, I am joking of course... put at least a 20" bar on that 560!
