Cat 525's latest activity
-
You can do a search for the "572xp update" thread. Lot's of good info there. I've always had a couple of good 2 and 3 series Husky saws... -
my 572 has been a good runner, balances good with a light 28 inch bar, im a firewood hack and I cut 10ish cord a year, and I really...
-
My understanding is that Husqvarna and Stihl are both doing it for weight savings. It seems to me that there is somewhere better to cut...
-
I looked in my 5mm Sihl screws and could not find any steel screws. I sure hope if I have to take it back apartin the future they do...
-
I have the 572 and the 500i. The 572 is the first saw I pick up when cutting.
-
I would run it first with the muffler you have before swapping. You’d have to adequately support it to prevent cracking at the brazed...
-
I am glad to see some good information posted. The question is @YoungSawman05 after you have read the comments do you still want the...
-
600072 is a PM800 as noted. That muffler and the bolt suggest is has the Q port and was not intended to have a compression release...
-
I have three runners in this series. 81, 800 and 850. Of those I found the 800 to be the lowest performing. I replaced the awkward...
-
Bent crankshaft…
-
Could be, if this problem is only during operation. My impression was that the chain gets loose and tight while spinning it by hand.
-
Cat 525 replied to the thread Husqvarna 572xp in 2026.I have several and log walnut with them. All ported. If you keep em serviced well they are the perfect saws imo. Wish they had em years...
-
I wish I had a SP81. Ive tried to get one but everytime I do someone else gets to it before I Can. Do you have experience with the...
-
Cat 525 replied to the thread SELLING McCulloch Pro Mac 850.All of the 800 series i ran i didn't have a problem with any mufflers. Only thing I thought was bad was the placement. Logging walnut...
-
Cat 525 replied to the thread SELLING McCulloch Pro Mac 850.They always said the 81 was like a ported saw anyway. Cut lots of walnut with them and the 850's. They run well the way they are. And...
