Swampthing77
New Member
Hey I need some help choosin, I like both and the prices r almost the same..Dealer has both brands. pros/cons of each plz..its my 1st post so bare w me some a newbie here...thanks for any positive help...
562xp or ms362
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bryanr2
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562xp- has autotune and runs like a 70cc saw. Look at Masterminds thread on the 562. Will make the decision for you.
Swampthing77
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how do I find Masterminds thread on the saw? kinda lost,lol:bang:
Welcome and good luck on wichever you buy.
You can click on the advanced search and enter mastermind in the keywords and it will pull up his build threads on several different models.
bryanr2
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swampthing77....... were you able to find Mastermind's thread on the 562? Sorry I ddint respond- I was out with the kids and wife.
specter29
The Construction Equipment Guy
or look at Stumpy's that one he just did runs like a beast Stumpbroke 562XPAT
Swampthing77
New Member
Yeah buddy I did thanks awesome reads, guess u know what Im gettin huh..maybe mods later after break in...
SawTroll
Information Collector
No reason to even consider the MS362 - it is a first generation "strato" saw, with less power and more weight, and also has an air filter issue. The 562xp also is a bit lighter (the 560xp is even lighter), and has an outboard clutch, which leads to better handling qualities when exploited properly, as it is with those Huskys.
bryanr2
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Yeah buddy I did thanks awesome reads, guess u know what Im gettin huh..maybe mods later after break in...
wise choice. the 562 will be my next purchase.
SawTroll
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...or RevBoost...:msp_wink:
Good one Niko! Russ
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Matt J Leppek
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Yeah buddy I did thanks awesome reads, guess u know what Im gettin huh..maybe mods later after break in...
....maybe..?
Are you cutting cookies or do you need a reliable saw for years to come?
