572 updates

[TreeLife]

Dude if it wasn’t done by one of the weight authorities on this forum it has to be false!!!!

Forgive me!

 

[shadco]

Dry with 24" Tsumura Lightweight bar and LGX chain. 1.6 ounces heavier than with stock Husky 20" bar.

Bet it's lighter now though.

helps to actually upload the pic.



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[huskyboy]

Dry with 24" Tsumura Lightweight bar and LGX chain. 1.6 ounces heavier than with stock Husky 20" bar.

Bet it's lighter now though.

helps to actually upload the pic.

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That’s in line with what Dominick posted, those bars are about 2.5 lbs plus whatever that chain weighs.

 

[sgrizz]

Not!

Those spikes look nice!

thank you

 

[shadco]

thank you

Spike part number? They look great and should work well.

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[ferris]

This is from Facebook somewhere, I think it had a full weight 20" on both and full of fluids the fella said. Cant recall...View attachment 175943

I don’t believe that

 

[weisskopf]

@shadco

was that question for me?

 

[shadco]

@shadco

was that question for me?

Yes, guess I should have been more clear.

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[weisskopf]

@shadco


It has two OEM version:

1. that goes with the standart spike - on picture its parcel 11 and partnumber: 589 77 21-01

2. set of big OEM spikes for WRAP - parcel 15.

 

[shadco]

@shadco


It has two OEM version:

1. that goes with the standart spike - on picture its parcel 11 and partnumber: 589 77 21-01

2. set of big OEM spikes for WRAP - parcel 15.

Thank you

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[TreeLife]

I don’t believe that

I don't believe anything a woman says, whats your point?

 

[huskyboy]

I don't believe anything a woman says, whats your point?

Take a look at the saw in his picture. Should explain the opinions.

 

[TreeLife]

Take a look at the saw in his picture. Should explain the opinions.

We are all welcome to our opinions. I always liked a little bit of everything, like other things in life. I like red and white wine. I like fish, chicken, beef etc. I welcome adversity, it breeds greatness.

 

[huskihl]

Take a look at the saw in his picture. Should explain the opinions.

Maybe the xtorq has a wrap on it or something. The 572 feels a little heavier than an xtorq. Maybe a half pound or a pound.

 

[huskyboy]

Opinions are like *a-holes, we all have them and they all stink. Lol

 

[dustinwilt68]

I agree Kevin, my dealer has them side by side, the 572 feels heavier then a 372, would it stop my from buying one? No, it balances nice and is smooth. Felt good with a 28" on it. I have no prob with everyone having an opinion, only issue is some here are just looking to start crap, they have no desire to learn or ever handle a 572, they just think it makes "there brand" look better by putting down others.

 

[huskihl]

Someone else mentioned the 372 having a larger fuel tank. That makes the scenario entirely logical

 

[shadco]

Maybe the xtorq has a wrap on it or something. The 572 feels a little heavier than an xtorq. Maybe a half pound or a pound.

From what I understand the 572 has a beefed up bottom end.

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[dustinwilt68]

My understanding is same bearing on flywheel side as a 288/394/395. The PTO side is similar in size but has the seal built into it making it proprietary to husky, meaning if it ever goes bad you have to get it from Husky this allows there saws to be kept slimmer they say.

 

[huskihl]

My understanding is same bearing on flywheel side as a 288/394/395. The PTO side is similar in size but has the seal built into it making it proprietary to husky, meaning if it ever goes bad you have to get it from Husky this allows there saws to be kept slimmer they say.

I only glanced, but the flywheel side appeared to have the integral seal also