Breaking Down the Husqvarna 572 XP Chainsaw: Features, Pros & Cons

[@Flexaret]

Stihl/Husqvarna, Husqvarna/Stihl, I've used both, liked the 576XP, preferred the MS200 over the T540 in a climbing saw both make good saws, both make not so good saws. At the pro grade there isn't much difference in the real world, how well you sharpen the chain makes the biggest difference.

[@simeonandalex]

That’s how Tim feels about it!

[@brianhukill7348]

R AA C

[@DrakeAlan31]

R Mac thanks for that info

[@rwat1106]

I concur. The Stihl sharpening jig is awesome, and my smaller saws are Stihl, but, being left-handed, the Husqvarna felt really good. After both systems have been in use for a while, from my reading, and talking to users, the AutoTune seems to be working out better than the M-tronic, which is a factor worth considering.

[@311hitwall]

@@arnoldromppai5395 I think all companies are pretty much making crap as cheaply as possible. Customers just accept it because i guess they really have no other choice when everyone is making crap.

[@slogue77]

Greetings from Australia. I brought a 562, 16 months ago for my 4WDriving adventures. Absolutely love it, got me out some crazy situations of fallen trees across the tracks. Husqvarna ROCKS!!

[@kevinbyrne4538]

Beyond my price range, but a gorgeous machine. Tim does beautiful work. The man knows how to do his job right.

[@christinejjones3068]

I love watching Tim working the forest... it's great info... thanks for sharing! I look forward to more forestry videos... it will help me plan my farm land appropriately.

[@ozarkprepper1718]

I always liked the old 55 husqvarna. That was a powerful light saw. We used to throw samller bars on them to take advantage of the power.

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[@JadaCupcake]

I have a 562 xp and have abused the hell out of it. It has never let me down. I'm especially impressed by the autotune carb. I've always had trouble with carbs needing constant adjustment, to run the way I like. This saw starts and runs exactly how it should under all conditions. I expect the 572 xp to be the same way. Look forward to a future long term review!

[@JohnFrancoNH]

Does your 562xp leak bar oil when not in use?

[@JadaCupcake]

John Franco mine has not had that problem. There can be some resdue from it being slung around, but it never leaves a puddle or anything like that when it sits.

[@Wanous-hv7zo]

John Franco all Husqvarna leak bar oil when not in use. Go buy a Stihl

[@Wanous-hv7zo]

Ross Johnson the auto tune carbs have loads of problems and is not reliable at all. I work at a Stihl and Husqvarna dealer. See it all the time

[@JadaCupcake]

lucky for me then maybe, but I've had zero problems with it.

[@forestrymatters6066]

Nice work!! Made short saw with tree felling, lots of power with short bar. I live in West Coast Canada, lots of big wood here. Thanks for the review for us over here!! Love Husky chainsaws!!

[@dannyknapp515]

I just bought this saw and I cannot believe how smooth and powerful it is ! A bit heavy but Absolutely love it

[@jeffzabriskie9689]

Just got one and god damn it’s wild. 28” logs are nothinggg

[@copenhagensnuff5991]

One of if not the best all around Saw I've ever used,it's Awesome.

[@slpip]

After I used my Husqvarna 460 Rancher, I would like to have a black muffler Husqvarna professional saw with auto choke. You two Swedish guys are the best I ever seen Chainsaw videos online.

[@richardsullivan1776]

Tim won't let anyone use the 572XP besides himself. He loves his Husqvarna chainsaws. Great guys Tim and Symeon!!

[@johncraftenworth7847]

I bought a swedish husq 562xp, it is only 5 cc more than my Husq Rancher 455, I believe it weighs same or a tad less than my 455, but it outputs 4.7 horsepower vs 3.5 horsepower on my 455 which is amazing power output difference! It also has a computer processor that regulates and optimizes air/gas mixture based on temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure! It is an amazing chainsaw. To everyone on the fence, I recommend buying two powerful chainsaws if you do a lot of cutting, because that way you can cut twice as much before having to sharpen or swapping chains!

[@adelalukacova7982]

I very like looking on Tim´s ballet with its chainsaw. Very skilled and safety work. Good job explaining the technical features of the saws. Very excited to watch more.

[@southerntasclimbers7271]

Thank you lads.! just laid down the cash for the first one to get to Tasmania, Australia. Looks great.! hope it runs just as well... Jim

[@thisguy9042]

I'm a Stihl guy, but I gotta say, this looks amazing! Nice job guys!👍

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

Awesome display of the saws power , I could really see how effortlessly it handled that tree . Well done !

[@reevesstevens5554]

Tracy Lustick yup it does but in my experience of using this saw in a thinning crew , not good for continuous use , mufflers blows off , shuts off do to heat and takes well over an hr to start up . More like it's not meant to be use in the summer time

[@alcarowisdom3508]

From my experience, Husq is still the best even for dried woods.

[@haybloomer]

I think it's great that you are finally getting some benefit from your channel.

[@garyblair3426]

tHAT'S THE COOLEST LOOKING SAW I'VE EVER SEEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE!!

[@BjørjaBear]

Just a pleasure to see someone that knows their craft.

[@laurakay709]

Tim's skills are poetry in motion

[@LostCaper]

Have the xp562. Had it for 6 months now. Great saw. The handles are a bit offset which I am not sure if I like yet. The Johnsered has and the sthil have handles that are similar which are in a slightly different angle. I also have 261 Sthil. It handles good and works good but there are some stupid things like the oil and gas cap. It is a two stag thing which I find myself fighting with. Also it oil cap gathers debris which is impossible to clean around and when you open the cap dirt falls into the chain oiler reservoir. Other than that it's a great saw as well.

[@murldewaynegreen]

I just bought a new 440 E series husqvarna. Your channel helped me to pick husky.

[@ksingleton101]

Great first review! Very nice saw. Thank you for sharing! Thumbs up Husqvarna's.

[@gumboot65]

By shortening the distance between the handlebar and pistol grip Husky has balanced this saw for short bars. Sad day for us west coast fallers. One reason I preferred the handling of most previous Husky's over Stihls , the handlebar was forward enough to make the saw balance with a useful bar length. For a 70+ 72cc saw that would be a 30" or 32" bar.

[@jessiebruno9313]

I make 100% of my living from running a chain saw (and skidder) have been for almost 40 years,there are only 2 saws as far as i'm concerned Stihl and husqvarna,i personally prefer the husqvarna because of the handling,i find the stihl a bit cumbersome...I have used both in the past. I do think that the stihl will out last the husqvarna,it all comes down to personal preference.

[@simeonandalex]

Good comment!

[@reevesstevens5554]

jessie bruno only old models stihl and husqvarna, new models suck!! Husky 372 xp, before 2010 and same with stihl... anything thats autotuner is not worth it !!!

[@jessiebruno9313]

I have bought 5 of these 562's,love the handling and feel of these saws,good responsive power,they have been reliable but they don't start as good as the carb models while you are using them.

[@wagonerjared]

Make sure you put it into high idle every time you start it even when its hot. Not choke, but just high idle. Made this mistake and for the life of me couldn't understand why it wouldn't restart like my old carb saws. Set it to high idle and it starts first pull every time.

[@אוריפלסי]

@@reevesstevens5554 i agree, basically in all products, nothing is built to last anymore. There was only one disadvantage in older models, which i doubt many people encountered, in palm trees there is a substance that corrodes the aluminum. Today i dared complain about a major safety hazard in an echo, which i was very happy with until today. The metal band which stops the saw in the event of kickback and the like was broken. The local rep said "how can you expect that a part will ĺast two years."

[@M4A3]

I like their videos and the way they say "Hoosk-Varna" But of the 2, I'll take the 462.

[@Amos71415]

Very Swedish

[@diggmore1362]

I have an old 371xp that is still going strong

[@edsmith4414]

Had a 570 for years...GREAT saw..I rarely use my Stihl 046 anymore.

[@CoachJoshsteel]

you keep the jacket, Ill take the saw

[@andrewford80]

Well, its safe to say you probably can't go wrong with either the Stihl or Husky. Both look totally amazing. Even though I have literally no use for one, I want one anyway :P

[@rwat1106]

Balance and handling, is the reason I chose 562XP, over Stihl 362CM. I do wish the 562 had a bigger air filter. The 572XP just makes my peter stiff! Is that just a 20" bar? That would be a total beast!

[@fentanylenjoyer9095]

r wat I got a 572 a week ago and walking out the dealer if I would have ran into the door I would have broke the glass

[@donaldrobert6805]

Can't wait to try one here in eastern Canada looks very impressive

[@scottybogs6895]

Great review guys! And good video quality to show the saw up close! Love it, break them both in about 10 tanks and have a head to head with the MS 462

[@simeonandalex]

Right now we are not able to test the Stihl saw longterm but hopefully that will change...

[@rebeccapugh1466]

I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle kzbin.infoUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.

[@kereithfoster330]

Await with interest how it measures up.

[@nothanks9205]

I dunno, seems like my old 372 has quite a bit more power. She's honestly the best saw I've ever laid eyes on.

[@stevethornton9117]

Great video as always. Love the 572 maybe Tim will own one soon Hope to see them show up here in Texas soon

[@wagonerjared]

I have the 372XP and the 562XP. I love the power of both and would love to try out the 572XP. Like the updates they've made to the 572XP like the rubber gasket on the air cleaner flange.

[@danfraser7479]

I hope your chain saws are donated to you for the great videos you make with them.

[@ripptydevibes2581]

I run a restored 272XP with a ported muffler. I can almost feel that 572 when he is cutting in the video. I use my 272 for limbing over my 42cc saw. It does get heavy and can become dangerous if you do not switch hands when moving around the tree.

[@drew856856]

awsome review do the stihl 661 next. i just bought that saw and its a beast. i run a 32 inch bar on it but i have also ran a 36 in bar on it and it handles them both no problem. husky is a great brand and i run both stihl and husky.they are the top 2 pro saws in my book not manny other brands come close.great video

[@bradkurucz885]

I don't need another saw, but I want one!

[@mikeskidmore6754]

Back in the Day Huskvarna made Great Sewing Machines and Motorcycles.. Not sure who owns the Chain Saws any more KTM makes the Motorycles now .. I think whomever owns them onws Johnsered too .. My Husky saws are maybe 20+ years old now .. I see these saws have some nice new features.. as long as my old ones keep running well I will keep them ..

[@stephenlawlor211]

Here it costs €1,220 ! That's a few Euros alright !!

[@TheJanope13]

Speaking purely on aesthetics, the stihl wins fkr me. That big hump looks like some halo needle gun ahaha

[@regsparkes6507]

I just subscribed ,...again. I like this content and the presentation is clean and straight forward. Good stuff!

[@rickthomas6606]

Had a 1970-1969 2100 great saw . 371 whinee high torque. 372 soild saw . 266 most reliable.

[@HogeN1337]

same angle from 550-560 ^^ think they will go with the angleshape on all professional chainsaws.. and yes the professional saws 50cc+ feels heavy at first but you get used to it and the X-Cut chain very nice. and its prestretached at the factoryyou can use it for 4-5 refill before needing to reshapren but if hiting a rock/gravel you need to ofc... and autotune helps alot... refill and start no feddeling with a screwdriver

[@decnijfkris3706]

my first impression with Husqvarna was that after a good 10 working hours the elctronic ignition was blown up. Thanks!

[@adriantompson]

you got a chinese copy

[@אוריפלסי]

Hey, be happy, a work day is eight hours. You got two hours overtime. That being said i am very disapointed with stihl and was thinking of buying a husqvarna this week. However a lot of people seem displeased. Maybe i should just buy a cheepo and switch every couple of weeks.

[@decnijfkris3706]

@@adriantompson bought at a Husqvarna dealership?

[@decnijfkris3706]

@@אוריפלסי buy a German brand. Cheaper and much more relable. For the brushwood at home and small tasks I jusr bought an electriv black and decker. It is cheap but it starts always and it cuts good.

[@decnijfkris3706]

I would buy a stiga in thermic chain saws next time.

[@calhoun1968]

Another great video. Love seeing these and love seeing Tim do his work so very well ( smiles and waves to Tim ), I'm pleased that Husqvarna took notice and was kind enough to send you the saw. I personally prefer the Husqvarna because of how well they handle and feel while using. Whatever they do differently, and however it is they do it, seems to bump up the quality for their saw's above others. Another great video, thanks guys. Peace, Love and Light my friends!

[@AndreRMeyer]

0:04"hand it over Simeon!!!"

[@MrThenry1988]

I bought one. Love it.

[@edithmcgann4812]

Damn! That's a beautiful machine!

[@slpip]

Nice Husky saw, definitely this is better than my Husky 460 ranch but heavier to me.

[@gumboot65]

The 572 doesn't disappoint. I got one instead of the 462 because Stihl will not sell heated handle saws in the US.

[@jamesmiller7283]

Aw ya pussie ! Wear gloves !

[@ianthjnadeau9497]

I always enjoy your saw videos. Look forward to seeing the long term video. I have an old Jonsered saw that I finally replaced with a Husqvarna just last fall.

[@pttlogging9032]

It would need to be an improvement on the 562 which Ive had two and both dogs. Mounts regular changing and new piston and rings every 20 hours.

[@davewyatt1468]

I have a lot of high hopes for this saw, i prefer the xp range over the ms range.

[@TheWoodsman661]

Only ever used Stihl. It's all my family has, but I'd like to try out Husqvarna.

[@TheIrishHomesteadFamily]

What do ye do with the branches? Do ye have a chipper?

[@simeonandalex]

Yes, we have a wood chipper. Check out our earliest videos.

[@TheIrishHomesteadFamily]

We'll have a look for that video. Love your channel, we have bresse chickens also. J & Kate.

[@xSK8COLOMBIAx]

I was in your country last month. And let me tell you I love it. Beautiful place. 😍

[@ungovernableevilmonger4660]

I've used this saw for about a year and I like it.

[@tonywestvirginia]

Man. I think you could fell a tree with your eyes closed! Nice saw and job on that tree.

[@allanwells4886]

Good job fellas. I'm so glad I don't have to use those noisy buggers anymore; too old and cranky! Todays saws are a far cry from what we had in the 1980's.

[@vladtepes4346]

nice and thick and feels great in the hand

[@rodmackinnon8497]

Nice work Tim . . . great video.

[@chadwick2850]

What side of the the tree do you plunge cut? Do you want the draw side towards the wedge

[@Akujelppi]

So, what are the final estimates? Good or bad? 😉

[@l04d83]

I sold 2 of my old chainsaws and still gave 200 dollars more just to buy i, and it's worth it. Its like a hot knife going through butter

[@אוריפלסי]

But how is it going through wood?🤪

[@magnusolsson864]

Huskvarna är min favorit i alla fall 👍mvh Magnus

[@samcarroll7451]

This is the replacement for the Husky 372. Which is the best saw ever made

[@dankruger2890]

looks like a winner. Reliability would make a great video in about a year of 8 hour days, 5 days a week review. deep down that's what people want and need in a saw. all I hear about is how good the old 365 husky's and 044 stihl mags were in the 90's I got an old 455 husky that stills runs great 6 years later of hard fire wood use. Honestly I don't think a new saw could cut 3 cords in 3 hours with 2ft to 3ft round butt cuts in 90 degrees heat and still be running.

[@gerrymarmee3054]

Thanks for the info

[@mattwright7115]

Did to hear that sound? Classic!! Great video guys.👌

[@aleblanc3547]

It's always good to see Tim again, and I'll be looking forward to his impression after a long term test. Thanks, Simeon!!

[@ionutdan5504]

Salutare. Doresc sa achizitionez un model dintre stihl ms 462 si husqvarna 572. Dvs le cunoasteti mai bine si poate imi puteti recomanda un model dintre cele doua. Doresc un motofierastrau performant si ma opri la cele doua. Astept o parere de la dvs. Multumesc frumos !!!!

[@lukeyadon4702]

How does the new 572 compare to the old "high top/non x-torq" 372's?

[@semco72057]

If I do buy another chainsaw it will probably be a Husqvana since the Stihl I purchased turned out to be a dud for me. The MS-250 didn't want to start for me and after about 5 times in the shop I am ready to use it for target practice with my guns. I have an old Poulan saw which worked great for years, and the newer Poulan Pro turned out to be just as bad and had to be worked on before I could use it so the only brand I have not purchased is the Husqvarna. I purchased a Poulan Pro battery saw to trim limbs and brush with and it is the only saw which does what it is advertised.

[@larrywarren2431]

Can see who does the work

[@noahbannister1834]

I never thought i would hear someone say hooskqvarna

[@deliverybryan1138]

Noah Bannister I agree ☝️

[@dumper87]

Really needs a longer bar to take advantage of that horsepower. I want to see it perform with a 32".

[@Tech-my1fo]

1985. 72 husq. Still runs fine.

[@leonk.1031]

In my opinion the Stihl is better but it all comes down to personal preference and how sharp the chain is

[@markbarnhill6300]

Guess I need to send you a pic.Every thing I run is Husqvarna ! Let the other go years ago!!lol

[@EgoDragon1988]

Definitely need a 70cc saw soon and Ive been holding out waiting since last August getting by with an Echo. Your opinion, Which model is designed to be more reliable and why? How do they compare with same chain? Hows the antivibe? Does the stihl filtration system sit with in the same league as husky’s in that 462? I have a 661c I run a 25” bar on it, the 70cc will mostly be a 20”. Which one you guys recommend and why?

[@JesseLJohnson]

Husqvarna 372xp or a 365xt or the Jonsered equals the 2166 of 2172 or a Stihl MS440 think the new model is MS441 or a Makita/Dolmar. I have a DCS6421 its a 64cc saw but its pretty damn strong they have the 7900 79cc saw too. I own a few of these the 440, 365, 2166, and 6421. All great saws probably don't need so many similar saws but I got such good deals on them all I bought them. Might pick a couple and sell what is left but I like them all.

[@stevenblake8642]

What a beautiful saw but I could never afford one..

[@poeplay2008]

I gave this saw, it's amazing. It can take a beating.

[@geraldreinhardt8415]

Crank bearings go out prematurely. I own 2 of them and both are in the shop with the bearings out. One has 392 hrs on it and the other just over 300

[@fn6553]

Husky still leak bar oil all in the case? My 445 did new and after new pump and seal

[@markpicard5975]

Sally would approve. R4S

[@TheEscape2012]

can review the Stihl MS170? Or MS180 in my opinion they are the best saws when it comes to Home Owners and Bang for the buck. They last like forever (my MS17 is from 1997 and runs great) and you can fell even big Trees with them.

[@JesseLJohnson]

I have an old Stihl 017 and its been a great saw. Only had it a couple years bought it at an estate auction. I think I paid $45 for it but I had to put new fuel lines and all in it but with that 14 inch bar its so light. I use it quite a bit when I don't need a bigger saw but I just bought a new Redmax that will probably be getting some use when I want a light saw. Cant remember the model but its the same as the Husqvarna 439 or a rear handle version of the 435t top handle saw. I have yet to use the thing though because it came with a broken oiler adjustment screw so waiting on a new oiler to come in that should have been under warranty on a brand new damn saw but the dealer gave me a hard time I just bought an oiler. I bought it on Ebay from a Redmax dealer and it would have cost as much to ship back as the part cost. I could have tried another dealer though just there isn't many around Stihl is everywhere though. I also have an Echo 330t I just bought that will probably get some use or just sell it don't really need a top handle saw but it is nice especially since I got it so cheap. My local small engine shop I go to guy dropped it off 2 years ago and never came back to pay so I paid his bill and left with the saw. The MS170 though is $159 on sale all the time. Just a homeowner saw but that is a lot more saw then the Ryobi and other junk you see at big box stores. I don't care for the homeowner Husqvarna saws either if buying a homeowner grade saw I would buy Stihl, Echo, or Makita/Dolmar. I know the Dolmar 510 thin the model is, is more a homeowner saw but it has an aluminum case pretty nice they have a pro version with a magnesium case as well. I have just one saw from them the Makita DCS6421 awesome saw. Little heavy for a 64cc saw but its the same saw as the 7900 which is a 79cc saw only difference is the top end and I guess they have a different air filter and cover I believe but I could put the 79cc top end on the saw and have the same size and weight saw but at 64cc its pretty damn strong as is with that 79cc top end it would really be impressive.

[@BaberJacks]

Ms170. Not bad. Use hp ultra and non etho fuel. Cant complain. Got a 16inch bar/chain from buddys saw that burned up. Goes good around the house.

[@curtisturner19]

I work in the southeastern US in the delta. I don't know if that matters, but we definitely get more longevity out of our Stihl's I prefer Husky's fluid caps, but it ends there. My biggest problem with the Husky's is they are so finicky. You don't just crank a Husky. You have to bulb, and prime and crank and crank and crank. I usually end up throwing them down and grabbing a Stihl. When the Husky's do run, they cut and sound great. Of all the saws I've used, the Stihl 462 is the unquestioned 🐐. Haven't gotten to use the 500i yet. Seems Husky's are more popular up north and northwest. Is there a reason for that?

[@johnwalt3504]

What Stihl models do you have that get more longevity then their Husky equivalents?

[@jethronb]

Nice review would love to see a Dolmar 7310 review they are good saws

[@martijnheeroma5492]

your not alone.

[@geraldswain3259]

Looks like Tims done a little of this before !..ha ha.

[@chadrides914]

I find it strange, that it seems, America fallers use bars long enough to make felling cuts in one pass, but anytime there is a faller working in another country, they use very small bars, and make a big to-do with all kinds of cuts on small dbh trees just to get them down cleanly. I find it interesting, how different and more straight forward American's go about falling.....but then again, maybe it's because our timber is bigger?

[@brianjensen5200]

Chad Harzbarger it's more likely because it's softer. Compare the saws on US vs Australian husky site for instance. I've got a 346XP, it was available in the US with bars up to 20, 18 was standard. In Australia the standard bar was 14, and it was available for order up to 16. I got mine from the US with a 20 bar, and it struggles in Australian wood (of which almost all of it is hardwood ranging from stubborn to impossible) next I'll be getting a 572XP with a 24 bar, that's the absolute maximum available in Australia for this saw, so much that's it a special order item. It comes standard with a 20 bar on it.

[@gumboot65]

Old growth fallers on the west coast have always had to deal with challenges not found in many other places on earth. Due to the high value of most old growth we had to hit our lays and save out the tree. Long bars make for more accurate and easier falling, limbing and bucking. 90+% of the limbing and , depending on the faller, much of the bucking to log lengths are done , standing on or walking on the felled tree. Not a place for short bars.

[@randymagnum143]

@@brianjensen5200, harder than black locust and Osage orange?

[@brianjensen5200]

@@randymagnum143 Hi Randy. You asked an interesting question. I've had to research it a little. The closest data I've been able to find is the Janka toughness rating. I think that would also give some information as to how difficult wood would be to cut. Your two suggestions Osage orange and black locust has a rating of 9.1 and 7.6 kN, where as Australian Iron bark for instance averages at 14 kN. Even stringy bark, which is wood normally only used for firewood sits at 8.1 kN. So according to this, your two types are just sitting at the lower end of the scale for us down under!

[@randymagnum143]

@@brianjensen5200, Osage makes excellent bows, and if you cut in low light, throws sparks. Very neat, I've never seen that scale. We also have ironwood and boxwood, but I'd argue they are just scrub brush, and not a tree.

[@andyhealion7687]

Get the 390 XP. More power 👍

[@JohnMcNerney]

more weight as well. Why carry around more than you need?

[@andyhealion7687]

John McNerney . True.

[@JohnMcNerney]

Some of us are no longer up to hauling more weight than we absolutely have to. I've always been a fan of running smaller, lighter saws (which is also why I tend to buy pro saws, when I could probably get by with a mid-range saw given my usage level). In recent years, it's become more of an issue for me. I don't do this professionally, and bouncing back from "weekend warrior syndrome" takes longer now than it once did. 357XP is my go-to saw these days. Most of my saws also wear a 16" bar. I have longer if I need them, but the vast majority of what I cut only needs a 16" bar. Longer just gets in the way a lot of the time.

[@florencialagar4249]

P@@andyhealion7687 MIOII

[@SteifWood]

Great video and apparently a great saw. However I personally don't like the *top cap clips* Husqvarna has developed for their new lines. I used one of the new 445 e-series recently and it didn't take more than a couple of days before one of the clips just snapped and broke in the cold (-22C). I rather prefer the old bolts, though the best design is only 1 flat head bolt fastening both the cap and the filter, like on my old old Partner 5000: simple, sturdy and fast.

[@simeonandalex]

Intersting. I should ask my brother about his experience with that. Thanks for sharing.

[@JohnMcNerney]

I have those clips on a 357XP I bought used and have had no problems with them. I'll admit, the coldest I regularly have used that saw is -15C, and that is not very often if I can avoid it.

[@AH-hi7jg]

390 xp best saw ever made 👍

[@fentanylenjoyer9095]

572 will cut with it

[@jeremymyers5643]

Highly doubtful, definitely won't out cut it