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Yep, the first package was returned because somehow the gallon jug of Red Armor got damaged and leaked onto everything else. I don't... -
Bought a 620pw and a 4910 from saw suppliers. Decent pricing but they are not a saw shop with a skilled saw mechanic. Always slow to...
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Ring gap too tight. Piston appears not to be ran too hot or it would show "death ash" beneath the crown, which it doesnt have.
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I love the 572. I can’t see myself not having one on my tree service vehicle. For felling and bucking, there isn’t a better 70cc saw. I...
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You even remember how you old fart? LOL
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It melts in his pocket otherwise. :(
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Talking with the tree guy and he's wanting to replace some more 372's this year with more 572's. @Normzilla is running one with a long...
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It's been shared how nice the auto tune is. I agree totally. I have been cutting when a front comes through and you can hear it...
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The biggest thing I think about the 572 is that it’s a hell of a deal. For $300 less than an MS 462, with running characteristics more...
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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...
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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...
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I think I did hear Brad say that he likes unfrosted Pop Tarts though, so he may not be in his right mind.
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If you like the saw and the price point get it. Just like all things mechanical, when it's working, it's working and when it's not it's...
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I have the 572 and the 500i. The 572 is the first saw I pick up when cutting.
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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...
