It's been a while since I had a 60cc saw in the stable. This 562XP is looking mighty tempting.
John, I really had a great time Sunday. Thanks again. Except for listening to the agonizing Giants game on the way home..........it was a perfect day.
I'm guessing I'll be selling them somewhere between $600 and $650, but they haven't released any price lists yet.
....I tell ya, that 372xt just gets better lookin every day......looks like Im gonna have to get another Christmas tree myself....LOL
Guys,
if anybody has any doubts about this saw, those of us that ran it do not.
thanks Spike for bringing it. It is very impressive. And I am a Stihl guy.
see ya soon.
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I'm not a Stihl Guy but that 261 sure seems impressive.
HUH????? The saws that this is about is part of the reason that Stihl looks very un-impressive, outdated before it was introduced, really!
Ok this saw is something Im really looking forward to. After running a 576 autotune for awhile Im really impressed with the autotune feature. The carb seems to compensate in all aspects. Im shocked at how hard I could lean on the 576 autotune on its first tank.
This saw sounds like it could take some major sales away from a 346. It also is going to steal the 372xt thunder as well.
I hope we will see a whole new line up with this design. Would love to see a 550xp 562xp 572xp and 580xp. Come on husky counting on you.
560 - 3.5 kw @9600 rpm and 5.4 kg
262xp DLG test - 3.6 kw @9500 rpm and 5.8 kg
One Husky is fixing to make two Stihl flagships obsolete IF the numbers hold.
560 - 3.5 kw @9600 rpm and 5.4 kg
262xp DLG test - 3.6 kw @9500 rpm and 5.8 kg
well, if the 560's weight comes in close to the printed numbers, then it is close to two pounds lighter than a 262. i LOVE the 262. i own two, and they make a great substitute for a 70cc saw!!!! if the 560 IS 11lbs, then the next loud thump you hear will be the heads of the 261's engineering staff hitting the basket.
11.8 vs. 12.8lbs is a one pound difference, not two.
Then there is the 562xp, that reportedly split the difference........
Can someone explain the difference between the 560xp and 562xp, or was the 560xp just a pre-production prototype of the production model (562xp)?
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