Looking for new saw??

[Sawyer Rob]

I just checked the difference in specs. on the 555 vs. the 562XP. The 555 is listed as a 10 oz lighter power head but also has a 0.4 HP lower power rating (4.3 vs. 4.7)

My Husky book shows the 562xp power head weight at 12.6 pounds and the 555 power head weight at 12.3 pounds...

The xp is also rated for an 8" longer bar...

SR

 

[quotedraven]

My Husky book shows the 562xp power head weight at 12.6 pounds and the 555 power head weight at 12.3 pounds...

The xp is also rated for an 8" longer bar...

SR

Bigger oiler?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Bigger oiler?

I'm betting it's MORE power!

SR

 

[quotedraven]

The 562 might be the perfect saw for a firewood hack

 

[CoreyB]

The 562 might be the perfect saw for a firewood hack

It may be if you leave the Dolmar 6100 out of the picture.
Husky's cost a guy to much time.

 

[quotedraven]

It may be if you leave the Dolmar 6100 out of the picture.
Husky's cost a guy to much time.

They save time cost m9ney

 

[CoreyB]

They save time cost m9ney

No the owners are on here arguing how .1kg makes them better. Lol

 

[quotedraven]

No the owners are on here arguing how .1kg makes them better. Lol

Well if it ever hits wood with a sharp chain it cuts fast

 

[quotedraven]

Mine is under served

 

[VA 372xp]

What model is 555 in jonsered

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[rburg]

2258

 

[Marshy]

You guys lost the OP with all your jabber lol. @streetbros, if your looking for a good used saw at a reasonable price go check out this Husky 257xp for $250 shipped. It's 57cc's and it's old school tech so you can still work on it if needed.
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/husqvarna-257.294711/