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461, 372 or 576???


josharb87
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Hi,

 

My 460s being replaced after it had a little accident, if i could find a new 460 id have that, but i can't, so....

 

I've used a 372 in soft wood only, i really rated it, i liked its old school rawness and general feel.

 

Never used a 461 or 576.

 

461 isn't available here which complicates matters, so I'm leaning towards the 372 as its also lighter.

 

I know this is a big ask, but id be grateful for some non biased answers on which is the best saw regardless of manufacture, and from 1st hand knowledge.

 

It'll be running a 24" bar (I run 560's on 15"/18", 660s on 25"/30" and 880 36"+)

 

Thanks :001_smile:

 

 

 

Let the stihl vs husky debate commence :thumbup:

 

 

 

(joke :001_rolleyes:)

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