My builders ported hundreds of 572"s so far and guy's really seem to like them. I have a pile of 371/2xp non xtorq's so I haven't bought one yet. The 572 is really smooth too
hmmm... Semi-Pro 565 = 41,... sec. Pro 572 XP = 41,... sec. What probably makes the difference of 200 euros...? I recently bought the 565. I'm more than satisfied!😆
I use both of them for logging the only difference I can tell is the 572 has a little bit more chain speed on cutting Timber down vs the 565 as far as bucking logs it’s pretty much the same
I process all my own firewood for wood stove and i have a 450 rancher thats a great saw. I feel with how much wood i process by myself to i need something more powerful because its all hardwood where i live . What saw would you recommend 565 or 562 xp or perhaps another saw
Hi, I am from Belgium, could you tell me what do you thing about the 565 against a 562xp. I have already a 550xp mk1 for the small stuff. I would like to have a 70 cc class saw for the bigger stuff. Our average logging is around 12 to 15 inches but time to time we have bigger logs up to 24-26 inches of dry wood. Tow husqvarna 61 are already "dead" due to the oversized cutting ( all year long with a 20 inches bar on hard-dry wood). I will upgrade one to a 272xp but only for "fun". The 565 looks to be a good option and more user friendly than old saws for 30 cords (annualy 30x3,5 cubic meters) ... If you can tell me your point of vue regarding the description it would be really appreciated because it looks difficult to see real review of this saw at least for the moment. Thx in advance Ps sorry if my English is not that clear.
I'd recommend the 565 for most 70cc applications. If you don't get caught up in the "pro" model marketing, you'll find the performance to be almost exactly the same. Not sure what the price difference is in your region but extra money on the pocket is never a bad thing.
@@mweba1 Thanks a lot to share your point of vue... Pro market is not a real argument for me and the performance between their pro and de-tuned model are (as you said) almost identical on regular use. 545 mk1(my brother) vs 550xp mk1 (get the xp brand new by second hand for a very good price) for exemple. I use husqvarna chainsaw mainly because the dealer has a very good after market service and because this is 5 minutes drive far from my place. Thx again
Nice video bud. That's a heck of a cutting block!
I like low tops for the way I file the chain leaning over the top of the saw.
Hello Mitch, nice to see you again! 565 is better than 365 xtorq, or Stihl 440? More power and speed? Thank you. sir!
Nice to see you again, lovin your Videos , Greetings from Germany.
pro tip : you can watch series at flixzone. Been using it for watching loads of movies during the lockdown.
@Ignacio Carmelo yup, been using Flixzone} for since november myself :D
My builders ported hundreds of 572"s so far and guy's really seem to like them. I have a pile of 371/2xp non xtorq's so I haven't bought one yet. The 572 is really smooth too
hmmm...
Semi-Pro 565 = 41,... sec.
Pro 572 XP = 41,... sec.
What probably makes the difference of 200 euros...?
I recently bought the 565. I'm more than satisfied!😆
Cutting good! X-cut is sweet chain. I got one on my new 562xp
I use both of them for logging the only difference I can tell is the 572 has a little bit more chain speed on cutting Timber down vs the 565 as far as bucking logs it’s pretty much the same
Agreed.
Burns barrs a little faster also
I process all my own firewood for wood stove and i have a 450 rancher thats a great saw. I feel with how much wood i process by myself to i need something more powerful because its all hardwood where i live . What saw would you recommend 565 or 562 xp or perhaps another saw
@kodybecker89 I like the 565 but you really need to consider that the big the heavier..but I'm sure you can manage
Look this video
I count time of cutting every chainsaw:
565 - 41.85 sec
572xp - 41.17 sec
Great video!!💪💪💪
Good to see you mitch
572xp muffler mod alone will make mad difference
Does a muffler mod affect autotune at all? Cheers 🍻
what would you recommend setting the oiler at on the 572 with a 20inch bat
Always at max
hello is it possible to mount the air filter of the husqvarna 572 xp on the 565? do you also need the air filter cover of the 572xp?
Yes that why there's this "ugly" bump
Very close the 572 is about a second quicker.
AT slows more revs and slightly quicker throttle response but bar buried, they're almost identical.
572 41.24sec
565 41.92sec
Pretty much the same time to be fair
I was gunna say it looked the same.
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Out of these two? I'd save the $100 and get the 565. I don't get wrapped up in the marketing hype though.
@@mweba1 The 565's are $100 more now (7 months later). I wonder why?
In Canada where I’m from it’s over 200 dollars difference with the 28 inch bar option. I went with the 565 model myself
Hi,
I am from Belgium, could you tell me what do you thing about the 565 against a 562xp.
I have already a 550xp mk1 for the small stuff. I would like to have a 70 cc class saw for the bigger stuff. Our average logging is around 12 to 15 inches but time to time we have bigger logs up to 24-26 inches of dry wood. Tow husqvarna 61 are already "dead" due to the oversized cutting ( all year long with a 20 inches bar on hard-dry wood). I will upgrade one to a 272xp but only for "fun". The 565 looks to be a good option and more user friendly than old saws for 30 cords (annualy 30x3,5 cubic meters) ... If you can tell me your point of vue regarding the description it would be really appreciated because it looks difficult to see real review of this saw at least for the moment.
Thx in advance
Ps sorry if my English is not that clear.
I'd recommend the 565 for most 70cc applications. If you don't get caught up in the "pro" model marketing, you'll find the performance to be almost exactly the same. Not sure what the price difference is in your region but extra money on the pocket is never a bad thing.
@@mweba1 Thanks a lot to share your point of vue... Pro market is not a real argument for me and the performance between their pro and de-tuned model are (as you said) almost identical on regular use. 545 mk1(my brother) vs 550xp mk1 (get the xp brand new by second hand for a very good price) for exemple. I use husqvarna chainsaw mainly because the dealer has a very good after market service and because this is 5 minutes drive far from my place.
Thx again
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Safety gear.
Free country, Bill. I appreciate the promotion to expert, thanks for watching!
@@mweba1 free indeed. Nice
Saws, I'm a Husky guy myself.
Stay safe.