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It'll seem like i'm constantly questioning, but i have alot of questions of late!

 

Following the success and feedback from my previous post i'll ask a couple more questions...

 

I've been looking at Jonesies site and the prices are good with either saw, i'll be running a 20" either way.

 

The 372XP is 6.1kg, 5.3hp and will take up to a 28" bar. (£595)

 

The 576XP is 6.6kg, 5.7hp and again, will take up to a 28" bar. (£661)

 

My questions are these, has anyone used both/either saw?

 

Is an X-Torq engine worth the extra cash? Will there be an X-Torq version of the 372 imminent?

 

For using a saw all day is the extra weight worth any benefits the 576 holds? The use will be firewooding/ felling and use for a groundsaw as a sub contractor.

 

Cheers guys.

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My questions are these, has anyone used both/either saw?

Yes, I have. Not 576, but I have 575. It will not run a 24" bar as well as the 372 in same wood and setup. The 372 will run up to 30".

Is an X-Torq engine worth the extra cash?

NO!

Will there be an X-Torq version of the 372 imminent?

Yes

For using a saw all day is the extra weight worth any benefits the 576 holds? The use will be firewooding/ felling and use for a groundsaw as a sub contractor.

 

Cheers guys.

Get a 372 and don't look back!

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Yes, I have. Not 576, but I have 575. It will not run a 24" bar as well as the 372 in same wood and setup. The 372 will run up to 30".

NO!

Yes

 

Get a 372 and don't look back!

 

Yeah but the 575 is a pile of poo compared with the 576. That said I would still go for the 372 because you can easily up the power if you want (porting etc etc). Beyond the original specifics I reckon you need to analyse vibration and emissions which favour the 576 but otherwise the 372 is the clear winner.

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