firebrick43
Life is all about big saws
What is all this? Talking about 60cc saws and this one is overweight yada yada yada! Then jump to 70 cc saw and talk about how nice the weight is. 
There is .4 lbs different from the husky 562 vs stihl 362.
You guys are worse than bicyclist. If .4 lbs makes a difference to you at the end of the day take a crap twice a day instead of once and you will loose the weight there. Don't drink so much beer and pizza and the 13lbs of the power head might just be completely free!
Some of you are almost as bad as the 60 year old woman on the stihl homeowner easy start commercial that couldn't start a saw before and yet still shouldn't handle one.
I mean bar and chain choices are going to make more of a difference.
However twenty years down the road the carpel tunnel syndrome that you will have in your hands that keep you up at night will. Since the 362 has better antivibe it just might make a difference. I thought my farm boss was smooth compared to my old homelite 450. It cut so much faster than the 290 as it should at something around 70cc but even with a antivibe system(although archaic) the dam thing made my hands numb after a tank or two.
I am not saying the husky is a crappy saw, no! Just saying we can argue specs all day one way or another and at the end the only real thing that matters between the to is dealer support. I have a stihl saw and a John Deere farm equipment simply because life is to short to be waiting on crappy customer service and idiot parts men. If I lived 30 miles south I would have a case ih but still a stihl. Dealing with Tough **** Charlie's for husky parts here would end in someone's death if I was involved. The dealer is the most important aspect.
There is .4 lbs different from the husky 562 vs stihl 362.
You guys are worse than bicyclist. If .4 lbs makes a difference to you at the end of the day take a crap twice a day instead of once and you will loose the weight there. Don't drink so much beer and pizza and the 13lbs of the power head might just be completely free!
Some of you are almost as bad as the 60 year old woman on the stihl homeowner easy start commercial that couldn't start a saw before and yet still shouldn't handle one.
I mean bar and chain choices are going to make more of a difference.
However twenty years down the road the carpel tunnel syndrome that you will have in your hands that keep you up at night will. Since the 362 has better antivibe it just might make a difference. I thought my farm boss was smooth compared to my old homelite 450. It cut so much faster than the 290 as it should at something around 70cc but even with a antivibe system(although archaic) the dam thing made my hands numb after a tank or two.
I am not saying the husky is a crappy saw, no! Just saying we can argue specs all day one way or another and at the end the only real thing that matters between the to is dealer support. I have a stihl saw and a John Deere farm equipment simply because life is to short to be waiting on crappy customer service and idiot parts men. If I lived 30 miles south I would have a case ih but still a stihl. Dealing with Tough **** Charlie's for husky parts here would end in someone's death if I was involved. The dealer is the most important aspect.
