Price check--Husky 562XP

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Not a lot of pricing info out there yet, but i did find one place advertising them at almost $750. About $100 more than a Stihl 362. Now I'm as big a Husky fan as the next guy, but realistically a 60cc saw for $750 would cause me at least to think hard about bang for the buck. I havent quite reached disposable income status just yet, but i do like nice things. So you guys really think they'll sell like hotcakes for that price? Assuming thats for they sell for.
 
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I don't think they will fly off the shelves, but will have decent sales in a fair amount of time. I really like Stihl and Husqvarna products, but I think OPE is getting steep. No doubt this has quite a bit to do with EPA motivated technology, material cost, etc.
I would really like to get my paws on one, but personally couldnt justify $750 on a 60cc saw... just "because." That think had better cook too haha.
 
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If MSRP is $750, it will actually cost less. I know most Stihl dealers will give you some break on price. I am guessing most Husky dealers will also. That being said starting $50 to $100 more than the competition will always mean a higher price in the end.

I believe that price will change once they hit shelves.
 
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I believe Spike once said that the MSRP will be 10 dollars more than the 357xp. Here, it looks like price will be exactly the same as the 357xp price (info from my dealer) - but Huskys aren't cheap here......
 
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Just remember that husky has been more expensive than stihl of late in this price point, for whatever reason. The 357 was more than a stihl 361, even when you were getting a very good deal on a 357.

Like most other imported goods from europe, the prices on husky/stihl stuff seems to continue to rise...
 
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Just remember that husky has been more expensive than stihl of late in this price point, for whatever reason. The 357 was more than a stihl 361, even when you were getting a very good deal on a 357.

Like most other imported goods from europe, the prices on husky/stihl stuff seems to continue to rise...

Husky prices are generally much higher that Stihl ones here, as long as it is about pro models, but with the exception of the MS880 vs. 3120xp.
 
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Bah, that's the small-bar-mount thing we're getting, right? Was hoping both would be available.

The 560xp have the small bar mount - the 562xp have the large one, and a larger air filter (that most will not need). I also assume that the 560xp will have a small spline clutch drum, and the 562xp a standard spline one - but there is no real evidence of that yet. :givebeer:
 
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Kind of tired of waiting and would rather have the 560xp, not the 562xp...

I don't really need a larger saw, but I might just get a 372xp. Since I already have a 357xp and the 346xp is about all I really need. :hmm3grin2orange:

What's MSRP on the MS362, not what you can get one for?
 

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