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It's a bigger version of the 560 ? Where did I put my wife's card ?

 

Sort of - but alledgedly with the dang inboard clutch, that necessarily will mess up the nice handling some.

 

Also, there may be more than one size out for user trials at this point....

Joe Newton Grand Master

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Why go with an inboard clutch? IF they are trying to make it easy to use as the 560 that's defeating the object

 

 

Not really.

 

The 560 needs to be well balanced, as it's an all purpose saw.

 

The 572 won't be used by many for snedding, which is where the outboard clutch is at it's best.

 

Personally I prefer an inboard clutch for ease of chain swapping.

 

How much difference do you think it really makes to how you use a saw.

 

To choose a saw based on its clutch placement would be just daft :)

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Hi Joe I stand corrected. If it's as good as it sounds, it could be bright pink with I love Alan Carr stickers all over it and I will still by it !

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Hi Joe I stand correctedí*½í¸. If it's as good as it sounds, it could be bright pink with I love Alan Carr stickers all over it and I will still by it !

 

 

How do you know about my saw decorations?

Eddy_t Grand Master

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Sort of - but alledgedly with the dang inboard clutch, that necessarily will mess up the nice handling some.

 

 

 

Also, there may be more than one size out for user trials at this point....

 

 

Meh, that's a heap of steaming crap, niko, and you know it. 70cc is no flick and flit saw, it's for felling and cross cutting.

 

The other size out I believe is a fair bit bigger? As in a replacement for a different saw...

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