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As the title suggests, I’m in the market for a new saw. I’ve narrowed it down to these two, fairly similar price and weight. Ideally I’d like something that I can run a 24” bar on for larger trees and climbing work without lugging a big heavy saw around. Anyone got experience of running the two side by side or any pros/cons? 

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We had no end of problems with the 362 after they went to the electronic carb, I’d personally steer well clear. 

I think you are probably asking a bit too much with both saws on a 24 inch bar - I’m sure they will pull it but not sure for how long...

 

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The 362 is crap, not had any issues with my 562 but neither will pull a 24” bar well.

The 462 is similar in weight but massively outdoes them both in performance and it will pull 24”.

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I’ve been using a 562xp with my old company for about 6 months, sounds like its a better choice than a 362. Not looking to run a 24” bar regularly, just for the odd job that needs it 

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