anyone having problems with the new 560xp

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

but unfortuanatly as a NEW saw it dosent kick any arse as its not made anymore

 

I quite agree.

 

Comparing an out-the-box 560xp with a well run in ms361 is muppetry, even if husky are off to a bad start. 036 and 361 are greats no doubt. MS362 is pure tosh.

[slack ma girdle]

I seem to remember that when the 357 first came out there were a number teething problem that needed sorting out, and i would guess that it will be the 560.

Don't buy a newly designed saw, wait at least a year for the problems to be sorted.

[Tom D]

i don't know why manufacturers don't just keep all the gimicky stuff for their semi pro ranges and put a propper saw that you can tune yourself.

 

Auto tune??? who actually wants that?

 

Maybe some hobby user but not me.

[Nick B]

Auto Tune, thats just for Pop Stars not for chainsaws

[Chris Sheppard]

i don't know why manufacturers don't just keep all the gimicky stuff for their semi pro ranges and put a propper saw that you can tune yourself.

 

Auto tune??? who actually wants that?

 

Maybe some hobby user but not me.

 

Totally agree

[tommer9]

i don't know why manufacturers don't just keep all the gimicky stuff for their semi pro ranges and put a propper saw that you can tune yourself.

 

Auto tune??? who actually wants that?

 

Maybe some hobby user but not me.

 

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[Roni Macdonald]

definitely not a great starter when warm, hope it improves but p--d off that after 1 fill coating started flaking of Husqvarna bar..spoils the image of nice new saw.

[Chris Sheppard]

definitely not a great starter when warm, hope it improves but p--d off that after 1 fill coating started flaking of Husqvarna bar..spoils the image of nice new saw.

 

All Husky bars seem to do that

[arbwork]

Auto Tune, thats just for Pop Stars not for chainsaws

 

Gibson Guitar: Electric Guitar Inventor Chris Adams on Gibson Self Tuning Guitar, Robot Limited Edition SG Guitars

[dangerous brian]

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Edited September 20, 2011 by Steve Bullman
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