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help me deck out a 562XP

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by coal reaper, Mar 3, 2014.

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  1. coal reaper

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    because i already dropped more money than i wanted to on a saw and i still dont have a bar. but send me a PM...
     
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    Is this what your talking about. I just traded my old 562XP for a new 562XPG, once you have heated handles, you'll never buy another without them.

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    Winner winner chicken dinner :bug:
     
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    Bandit, you got me thinking about trading up to a "G" now, they look so nice when new.
     
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    It was $140 to trade a used one for a new one with heat. One phone call and it's yours.

    Besides, it's your turn to buy lunch.
     
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  6. coal reaper

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    spent too much time going back and forth with guy on CL. just put down on a new husq 18" for $35 shipped. gotta get on with life and make some chips.
     
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    I had a 20" that I would have dealt better than that. Stihl some blue letters visible. $25 shipped.

    Do you have any Stihl bars? With no sig line I can't tell ? They make an adapter that let's you run Stihl bars on a Husq large mount saw. The adapters are cheap and you only need to stock one type of bar. Stihl ES :)
     
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  8. coal reaper

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    thanks dex. i dont mind the 18" as i have some chains to use on it.
     
    coal reaper, Mar 25, 2014
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    Uh oh
     

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    That is sexy.... :)
     
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    Boy Oh...Boy thats a sharp dressed saw right there.....:thumbs:
     
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    Now it's time to get it dirty:saw:
     
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    HOLY CHIPS SAWMAN!
    Didnt expect to be able to make this many cuts in five minutes. I did three at full bar depth and then started noodlin!
     

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    Keep cuttin'. It ain't even started to wake-up yet. :saw:
     
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    After 2 gallons of fuel, that's when it gets the "Wow Factor" :bug:.
     
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    Need more bar
     
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    That Techlite can't get here fast enough eh?
     
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    With an 18", you'd be better off with a 24". That would better compliment the saws ability with 2 bars.
     
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    That means either settling for a standard bar or going to the aftermarket (Sugihara, Oregon, Tsumara(sp?), etc,) if he wants a lightweight 24". Neither Stihl nor Husqvarna make such a critter.

    I would be all about a lightweight 24" on a 562 as a "big bar" option. But that's just my personal preference.
     
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