New sheriff in town!

[AngelofDarkness]

Prepare to meet your maker. The 575XP will efficiently demolish your ass and any tree that gets in it's way. Can't wait to try it out later this week.

 

[joesawer]

That sherrif wont last long in this town!!!
opcorn:

 

[William Balaska]

How many cc's/HP does that thing have?

 

[AngelofDarkness]

How many cc's/HP does that thing have?

75cc's/3.8 HP

 

[Treetom]

Looks like Husky's replacement for the 372XP.

 

[huskydave]

75cc's/3.8 HP

He means 5.8hp Nice saw let us know what you think.

 

[volks-man]

huh?

did i miss something.

75cc/3.8 hp?


i guess my ms361 is a federal marshall cuz it is 59cc/4.4 hp according to the stihl website.
surely there be a mistake here.

 

[SawTroll]

He means 5.8hp Nice saw let us know what you think.

If it is a NE one, that is - otherwise 5.4hp......

 

[William Balaska]

Ok 70cc class saw like the ms440/441. How much?

 

[AngelofDarkness]

Ok 70cc class saw like the ms440/441. How much?

A lot, but still less than the MS441.

My bad, I think the brocure said 5.8 HP. I already gave it to my buddy.

Might get a chance to play with it later this week, if the weather doesn't get too bad.

Will this thing pull a 30-32" bar?

 

[huskydave]

A lot, but still less than the MS441.

My bad, I think the brocure said 5.8 HP. I already gave it to my buddy.

Might get a chance to play with it later this week, if the weather doesn't get too bad.

Will this thing pull a 30-32" bar?

It will but that is about the limit. It would be happier with a 28" bar.

 

[Haywire Haywood]

Depends on what you sink it in. Dry oak? Better run skip and forget there's dogs on it. Pine? Probably will hold it's own.

JMO,
Ian

 

[AngelofDarkness]

I bought it mostly to cut up big oak logs, and some maple, so I will likely stick with the 28" that it came with. It appears to already have a partial skip chain on it, so that chain should just be screaming in the big hardwood.

 

[Peacock]

Will this thing pull a 30-32" bar?

It better. The smaller engine with less power in the 441 pulls either very well.

 

[William Balaska]

my ms 440 does not like a 32 on it it's at the end of the limit, but a 25 works great on it. It's a fairly new saw too with only a few tanks through it

 

[AngelofDarkness]

It better. The smaller engine with less power in the 441 pulls either very well.

Well, I am not about to be undone by some MS Mound of 5#1t, thats borderline blasphemy!

 

[Peacock]

Well, I am not about to be undone by some MS Mound of 5#1t, thats borderline blasphemy!

It's happened before.

 

[sawinredneck]

Thats the big gun huh? OK.


I wouldn't run that with a 32" in Oak myself, but thats me.

 

[AngelofDarkness]

Thats the big gun huh? OK.


I wouldn't run that with a 32" in Oak myself, but thats me.

It's only a 28" on there now, I was thinking about trying a 32" on it. It's supposed to have a lot wider powerband than the 372xp, I'll have to see how it goes with the 28" first, if it feels like I need to put more load on it to slow it down in hardwood I'll go for the 32"

I also might put a 20" on there for general firewood cutting, that thing will just scream through the hardwoods then.

 

[Peacock]

if it feels like I need to put more load on it to slow it down in hardwood I'll go for the 32"

I also might put a 20" on there for general firewood cutting, that thing will just scream through the hardwoods then.

Compared to the other saws you list it will feel like a monster. Compared to a 395 or 660 it'll feel gutless with that 28" bar.

A 28" is more load than optimal for a 70cc saw in hardwood. I prefer a 20" on them. It'll be easy to bog.