Most people are biased towards one brand or another, but I think they’re both great saws and you really can’t go wrong with either. It’s all about what you’re used to operating and where you can get it serviced at.
The Husky was cutting into the log behind it on the first cut which slowed it down. These saws are so close in comparison, the average person probably could tell them apart when it comes to power only ergonomics. Stihl has went more in the direction of Husqvarna than Husqvarna to Stihl in the last 10 years. With the 500i hitting the market, Stihl is braving the path forward at the moment with its technology. Great to have competition, we all benefit. Thanks Redbull661 for your time and video.
I run both and you can not go wrong with either saw. In my professional opinion a 32 inch bar or smaller is best for this size chainsaw.. if you want to run a 36 then buy a ms500i, ms661, 390xp or 395xp. Opening up the exhaust really wakes both up but they are 2 of the best chainsaws made by the top 2 companies. I put dual ports on the 572 and it runs and sounds mean! With that said both of these saws are for professionals and too much saw for the average home owner.
@@lucas2424mc it frees up a ton of power and sounds mean. Any chainsaw I buy I open up the exhaust because their airflow is overly restricted from the factory and run better more exhaust flow.
I had to file the rakers on my archer chain give a good hand filing before it would cut the way I like it. With any new chain I file the rakers out of the box. I like a chain to cut and the weight of the saw will pull it through the wood. Both nice saws but I run a 462 and it’s a beast
Looks like across the board the 462 is a tad faster both in your demonstration as well as a few others. That said i myself an a husky fan. The Air filtration is great on Husqvarna although heavier than the stihl. So whats the takeaway here? 1: both fantastic saws 2: dealer support 3: whats more comfortable to operate for different users 4: price (contractors can get fleet pricing on Husqvarna) 5: inboard vs outboard clutch Really could go on and on i believe however its really user preference i guess.
Não amigo o 572xp é mais rápido todo mundo sabe disso mais esse canal é tendencioso sou operador de motosserra vi claramente que esse cara optou em colocar o sthil na frente
My 462 does get quite a bit more in the air box than you would expect with a sharp chain and the air injection. I don't know if something is off or not. I run my 2071 with a winter filter because there is basically nothing in the air box after 4-5 tanks versus the 462 that has fines all over the carb and built up in the pleats of the filter.
Not a fair review at all. Muffler mods make a huge difference, weather you notice it or not. That husky would run circles around the stihl if not had a muffler mod. Also, you were cutting the log behind with the tip completely robbing the husky’s time making it look worse. Lucky you didn’t get a kick back.
I don’t think it would make a difference. Stock for stock the Stihl is just a bit faster. Coming from a Husky guy. I’d Still take the 572. There’s a lot of things it does better to make up for it.
I really enjoy your videos and comparisons of chain saws. I’m not familiar with the bar your using. What would the weight savings/balance be on a Stihl MS440 with a standard 30” bar vs the bar like you are using? Thanks in advance!
Kinda late on the video but how do like those archer chains. I run a 36” on my 661 3/8 063. How do they compare to Oregon or stihl. I know they are a lot cheaper which means softer metal.
Come on redbull we all know you know better tighten the dam chain on the huskyso it stops kickin boy!!! You know your shit, perhaps were you trying to pull a fast one on the city boys?
local alternator shop...guys there race cars on the weekends...like schaeffer so much they carry/sell it. So you walk in and it's nothing but alternators and starters and then a display of various schaeffer oil and that's it! lol Anyway if it helps they have a retail locator on the schaeffer website
I enjoy your videos but it really seems that you don't run the husqvarna like you do the stihl and maybe you like the stihl better.but I know in ever other husky vs stihl video on RUclips the husqvarna always wins.
Good observation. Without a doubt he makes the Stihl look better. In reality this is a meaningless video if you are looking for an objective comparison. Both saws have positives and negatives but to say that Stihl is better is simply not reality to anyone experienced with chainsaws.
This is the only stihl that runs like a 395xp and that thing is a animal. So my money is on the sthil. There are many videos that show that it is faster stock and ported. Is always faster I on the other hand have not ran a 372xp. So who is to say.
@@lagoonrd4173 they are electric auto adjusting but base parameters and fuel maps are provided through info stored in the module which is adjustable as well as portwork and exhaust work.
I have an older stihl 360 magnum with 24 inch bar an older stihl 660 magnum 42 inch bar and a husqvarna 572 with 36 inch bar. I love the old stihls but they’re so damn hard to start when they’re cold. I think they’re more fuel efficient than my 572 but it starts up on the second pull every time in the winter
Luuuk the 660 has a million hours on it. It starts fine in the summer but when it’s frigid cold in the winter she’s grumpy. The 361 I got I use a 25 inch bar it’s great
@@bighf24 I'd love to look after your 660 but I think it's hard to get the saw from your place to me. Did you or somebody else ever changed parts? I'd install new crank seals, fuel and impulse line as well as an new carb rebuild kit and spark plug.
Huskys the better saw overall. In 5 years when the stihls on the bench torn apart because she popped all while the huskys out in the mountains still running strong let me know how happy you are then lol. Im not biased, just these two saws are not the same idea the only thing close is their displacement. Husky is way over built yet has awesome power to weight, stihl is built decent and has best power to weight. Except does the bigger heavier duty bearings weight more than "good enough for now" bearings? If time prooves me wrong fck it then lol but no one wants a saw thatll blow up in only a couple years like some of the early 562s, for stihl to built 462 as duty shell then out weight the husky
yup was running schaeffer 7000 32:1 91 e free pump gas. I don't recommend tcw3 oil. 7000 is a special case because my understanding is schaeffer just didn't pay for a higher rating...so that they would sell their 9000 full syn 2 stroke oil. But scott has been using the 7000 for 20+ yrs in every 2 stroke he owns with out any issues. That said if the 7000 worries you. Then run the 9000.
@@Redbull661 Not recommended for use in those 2-cycle engines that employ the use of rotary valves or power-valves or 2-cycle engines (*air cooled) that specify API TC, JASO FA, JASO FB, JASO FC, ISO-L-EGB, ISO -L-EGD, ISO-L-EGC and TISI quality 2-cycle oils.
Sir, yup I know. but scott been using it for 20+ yrs at 32:1. Cleanest burning stuff I can find. I've done many take downs and will HOPEFULLY be doing more this summer. Also I've ran it in my ported 661 running 60" bar. I've ran it in an 084 at 14,600rpm. I've ran it in a ported 461 at 17,000rpm. Don't know what to tell ya. That said I always tell people to run the 9000 if they are concerned. Respectfully Julian
Great video and demonstration !! But not a real fare comparison in the true sense!! The stihl has very close to 2cc more displacement! So if it does not cut faster then its time for the bin !! Both saw companies are the top of the tree !! As long as you buy no less than there middle of the rang stuff !! Dont buy there cheap stuff or you may as well just go to wallmart and buy a throwaway !! But i just prefer husky over stihl because bang for buck !!$$$ husky always just seem to cut that bit faster !! I also got burnt a couple of times with stihl with a poor saw and broken promises from the dealer !! So just put me off them maybe for life !! That is just my thoughts anyhow !! Buy honestly you cant go wrong either way !! Unfortunately Dolma are not available where i am or else i would throw them in the mix as well !!!
slight MM. now is that fair? I dunno. On one hand I'd say no. and on the other I'd say yes, because if you look at the 572 muffler...the shape of it doesn't really allow you to put any deflectors on it. So it doesn't even offer the potential of a muffler mod.
@@Redbull661 stihl 036 Pro. I drilled 8 small holes on the lower half in the front. Does less burning to cover and case then the stock exhaust port does. Can't remeber the size i used but all 8 holes together was equal to the stock exhaust port size. I uploaded a video of it idling
I’ll say up front I have a 462 (25”) bar. I’ve used it on one tree job since new, bone stock and it’s a saw that you love to run. Light and balanced with good speed in the cut. I can’t badmouth Husqvarna as I’ve never owned one. I have a great Stihl dealer locally so that’s the main reason I run them. The dealership support for Husqvarna is very poor in my area, actually nonexistent for the XP pro series saws. A few “dealerships” have come and gone in past years but were sketchy to say the least. So I guess I’m stuck with Stihl. I’m glad to see the 462 doing a decent job with a 36” bar. I think that’s to big for it, I have a 660 for that work.
short term the sthils are nice. but as they age the husky products hold together way better. the only part that i have had to replace on rebiuld with the husky and not the sthil was the crank shaft. a by product of the extreem rpm the husky outputs.
Husky better thane 462. Have a wide power torqe, stihl is so much higer rpm but so much high temperature. So...stihl 462 is so much db nois because muffler.is veri open!
20 minutes of tape has only a few minutes of quality. Don't make 20 minute videos, anyway. You can't get most people to even click on that long a video. I once had to cut a 1500 word article down to 500. I got it down to 498 and it was a much better piece.
What the husky hove more of a 2 stroke Bing Bing sound and feel. You must own 1 sthil and never own or run other saws. That what's funny about the sthil guys lol. I run and own both in my buisness. Husky 45cc to 60cc saws all day over sthil. Ms290 is smoothest saw you will ever run but won't cut with husky same size. Big saws they all cut about the same stock. Lol I love 372xps by far the best saw ever built. And I like the 660s. I have a 660 that's has over 7 million ft on it with just intake and exhaust porting. 572s good 462s good but i have both and still go for my 372s. The saw- bar combination is critical for peak performance and longjevity even if ported.
I would like to buy a 462 but my dad won’t let me because he doesn’t like supporting companies that are wholly owned by one rich family. He also won’t let me shop at Aldi for the same reason.
So we just gonna act like we didn't see the 462 cut them noodles that much better than 572 ? IStihlOnlyUseStihl for a reason. Stihl has that torque baby. Can't beat it.
Most people are biased towards one brand or another, but I think they’re both great saws and you really can’t go wrong with either. It’s all about what you’re used to operating and where you can get it serviced at.
Both saws run that bar just fine! Nice video!
What type of bar and chain is this? I was thinking of putting a 36 on my 572xp
The Husky was cutting into the log behind it on the first cut which slowed it down. These saws are so close in comparison, the average person probably could tell them apart when it comes to power only ergonomics. Stihl has went more in the direction of Husqvarna than Husqvarna to Stihl in the last 10 years. With the 500i hitting the market, Stihl is braving the path forward at the moment with its technology. Great to have competition, we all benefit. Thanks Redbull661 for your time and video.
thank you sir. note: 462 also cut into the log behind it same as husky (on first log)
Your in love w that stihl bro just admit lol
So was the Stihl !
@@Redbull661 not close though, large cantilever on the stihl allowing the log to open up as the cut came, husky wasn't run all out either
I run both and you can not go wrong with either saw. In my professional opinion a 32 inch bar or smaller is best for this size chainsaw.. if you want to run a 36 then buy a ms500i, ms661, 390xp or 395xp. Opening up the exhaust really wakes both up but they are 2 of the best chainsaws made by the top 2 companies. I put dual ports on the 572 and it runs and sounds mean! With that said both of these saws are for professionals and too much saw for the average home owner.
Just picked up a new 572xp.
Journeyman tree trimmer.
Used stihl all my life.
Really excited about this saw.
How'd the dual porting work out
@@lucas2424mc it frees up a ton of power and sounds mean. Any chainsaw I buy I open up the exhaust because their airflow is overly restricted from the factory and run better more exhaust flow.
I had to file the rakers on my archer chain give a good hand filing before it would cut the way I like it. With any new chain I file the rakers out of the box. I like a chain to cut and the weight of the saw will pull it through the wood. Both nice saws but I run a 462 and it’s a beast
Vă felicit pt părere . Toate îs ok dar parca 462 e altceva .
Va felicit pt clip . 👏👍🙋
Please send me a link for purchasing of the bar and chain you used in this video. Thanks
Looks like across the board the 462 is a tad faster both in your demonstration as well as a few others. That said i myself an a husky fan. The Air filtration is great on Husqvarna although heavier than the stihl. So whats the takeaway here?
1: both fantastic saws
2: dealer support
3: whats more comfortable to operate for different users
4: price (contractors can get fleet pricing on Husqvarna)
5: inboard vs outboard clutch
Really could go on and on i believe however its really user preference i guess.
Não amigo o 572xp é mais rápido todo mundo sabe disso mais esse canal é tendencioso sou operador de motosserra vi claramente que esse cara optou em colocar o sthil na frente
Great comparison, i gain only some torque with muffler mod, and after M-Tronic reset the mix get richer.
yes sir. I'd agree with that.
Hi great review..and the camera your using is unreal...its like being there along side you...lol.
thank you sir.
It's the '60fps wonder' ;)
Love your vids man.
thank you sir.
My 462 does get quite a bit more in the air box than you would expect with a sharp chain and the air injection. I don't know if something is off or not. I run my 2071 with a winter filter because there is basically nothing in the air box after 4-5 tanks versus the 462 that has fines all over the carb and built up in the pleats of the filter.
It's a stihl their horrible
Chain was dangerously loose on the Husky at 15:43, totally off the entire bottom of the bar.
whats the real world weight difference ? thanks
did a video on that. 572 weighs about 1.5lbs more ...both filled with gas n oil.
thanks julian.
Not a fair review at all. Muffler mods make a huge difference, weather you notice it or not. That husky would run circles around the stihl if not had a muffler mod. Also, you were cutting the log behind with the tip completely robbing the husky’s time making it look worse. Lucky you didn’t get a kick back.
First thing I thought.
Also he cut big piece making the stihls time look better.
husky is junk compared to to the german mafe STIHL
I don’t think it would make a difference. Stock for stock the Stihl is just a bit faster. Coming from a Husky guy. I’d Still take the 572. There’s a lot of things it does better to make up for it.
I really enjoy your videos and comparisons of chain saws. I’m not familiar with the bar your using. What would the weight savings/balance be on a Stihl MS440 with a standard 30” bar vs the bar like you are using? Thanks in advance!
👍👍🇹🇭From Thailand 🇹🇭
greetings!
Wath WOD you rekomend the 572/462?😀
How did you get an arctic saw? I though you can’t get them in the states.
canada
Kinda late on the video but how do like those archer chains. I run a 36” on my 661 3/8 063. How do they compare to Oregon or stihl. I know they are a lot cheaper which means softer metal.
Not quite as good as Stihl but miles ahead of Oregon in terms of tooth hardness.
Come on redbull we all know you know better tighten the dam chain on the huskyso it stops kickin boy!!! You know your shit, perhaps were you trying to pull a fast one on the city boys?
Thanks for the info! I'm going to order a 36" bar and skip tooth chain for the 462 today.
Schaeffer oil hard to find northern wisconsin. Spooner aeea. Are you orderi g it online?
local alternator shop...guys there race cars on the weekends...like schaeffer so much they carry/sell it. So you walk in and it's nothing but alternators and starters and then a display of various schaeffer oil and that's it! lol Anyway if it helps they have a retail locator on the schaeffer website
These are both 70cc size saws arnt they? I know the 572 is like right at 70cc an the 462 is 72cc I believe? I can’t quite remember
462 is 72.2cc 5.9 bhp stock.
I have a saw, Stihl 026, need a chain with a bar of 18 ", where to buy Request price too from Thailand
I think the shipping cost can get you another new chain or a bar may not worth compare to local dealer price
unfortunately I agree. The post office has really increased shipping rates sky high recently.
Chainsaw direct or HL supply both have free shipping and great prices on everything chainsaw ports. Big bore kits etc.
曾偉晨 How much
Redbull661 total price. Thank you
I enjoy your videos but it really seems that you don't run the husqvarna like you do the stihl and maybe you like the stihl better.but I know in ever other husky vs stihl video on RUclips the husqvarna always wins.
Noticed that too. Not Very aggressive handling the 572.
Good observation. Without a doubt he makes the Stihl look better. In reality this is a meaningless video if you are looking for an objective comparison. Both saws have positives and negatives but to say that Stihl is better is simply not reality to anyone experienced with chainsaws.
This is the only stihl that runs like a 395xp and that thing is a animal. So my money is on the sthil. There are many videos that show that it is faster stock and ported.
Is always faster I on the other hand have not ran a 372xp. So who is to say.
It seems to be a subliminal thing for stihl fanboys to not use the husky saws properly, without them being aware of of it. 😂
No bias but for some reason the Husqvarna sounds like the RPM is low.
Yes, observed that too. The 572xp not at full rev..., smh
This is what I thought too, sounds like it's pulling hard but just not revving out like it should.
Both electronic carbs and tuning
@@lagoonrd4173 they are electric auto adjusting but base parameters and fuel maps are provided through info stored in the module which is adjustable as well as portwork and exhaust work.
Time to tighten up that chain.
Good review...i like them both...but may be i will buy stihl ms 462
thank you
They both running 8 tooth ?
I have an older stihl 360 magnum with 24 inch bar an older stihl 660 magnum 42 inch bar and a husqvarna 572 with 36 inch bar. I love the old stihls but they’re so damn hard to start when they’re cold. I think they’re more fuel efficient than my 572 but it starts up on the second pull every time in the winter
Hard to start? Ours start on 4-5 pulls when cold.
Luuuk yea man especially the 660. Just got a new 361 magnum recently it starts up 3rd pull every time
@@bighf24 I have 361 too, awesome saw.
Check if the choke closes correctly
Luuuk the 660 has a million hours on it. It starts fine in the summer but when it’s frigid cold in the winter she’s grumpy. The 361 I got I use a 25 inch bar it’s great
@@bighf24 I'd love to look after your 660 but I think it's hard to get the saw from your place to me.
Did you or somebody else ever changed parts? I'd install new crank seals, fuel and impulse line as well as an new carb rebuild kit and spark plug.
Somebody's a stihl fan boy 🤣
JKJK LoL
Huskys the better saw overall. In 5 years when the stihls on the bench torn apart because she popped all while the huskys out in the mountains still running strong let me know how happy you are then lol. Im not biased, just these two saws are not the same idea the only thing close is their displacement. Husky is way over built yet has awesome power to weight, stihl is built decent and has best power to weight. Except does the bigger heavier duty bearings weight more than "good enough for now" bearings?
If time prooves me wrong fck it then lol but no one wants a saw thatll blow up in only a couple years like some of the early 562s, for stihl to built 462 as duty shell then out weight the husky
Fuck yeah bro lol, cult of the husq till the last timber is sacrificed
But husqvarna are absolute bollocks.
Time has proven you wrong, the 462 is holding up well while being used hard by professional loggers both stock and ported.
@@JohnSmith-rp8uh where do you live? In Washington I rarely if ever see loggers running Stihls
r u running the same 32:1 in those saws as u do in the custom saws
yup was running schaeffer 7000 32:1 91 e free pump gas. I don't recommend tcw3 oil. 7000 is a special case because my understanding is schaeffer just didn't pay for a higher rating...so that they would sell their 9000 full syn 2 stroke oil. But scott has been using the 7000 for 20+ yrs in every 2 stroke he owns with out any issues. That said if the 7000 worries you. Then run the 9000.
@@Redbull661 Not recommended for use in those 2-cycle engines that employ the use of rotary valves or power-valves or 2-cycle engines (*air cooled) that specify API TC, JASO FA, JASO FB, JASO FC, ISO-L-EGB, ISO -L-EGD, ISO-L-EGC and TISI quality 2-cycle oils.
Sir, yup I know. but scott been using it for 20+ yrs at 32:1. Cleanest burning stuff I can find. I've done many take downs and will HOPEFULLY be doing more this summer. Also I've ran it in my ported 661 running 60" bar. I've ran it in an 084 at 14,600rpm. I've ran it in a ported 461 at 17,000rpm. Don't know what to tell ya. That said I always tell people to run the 9000 if they are concerned. Respectfully Julian
@@Redbull661 Which oil do you recommend Stihl HP ultra or Husqvarna XP and why? Thanks!
@@arpadgyulai5534 neither! In Europe I believe motul 800 OFF ROAD and or mobil 1 are available ? Honda HP2 , schaeffer 9000, - any of those at 40:1.
Great video and demonstration !! But not a real fare comparison in the true sense!! The stihl has very close to 2cc more displacement! So if it does not cut faster then its time for the bin !! Both saw companies are the top of the tree !! As long as you buy no less than there middle of the rang stuff !! Dont buy there cheap stuff or you may as well just go to wallmart and buy a throwaway !! But i just prefer husky over stihl because bang for buck !!$$$ husky always just seem to cut that bit faster !! I also got burnt a couple of times with stihl with a poor saw and broken promises from the dealer !! So just put me off them maybe for life !! That is just my thoughts anyhow !! Buy honestly you cant go wrong either way !! Unfortunately Dolma are not available where i am or else i would throw them in the mix as well !!!
Great job!
thank you sir
does the 462 have mod mufler?
slight MM. now is that fair? I dunno. On one hand I'd say no. and on the other I'd say yes, because if you look at the 572 muffler...the shape of it doesn't really allow you to put any deflectors on it. So it doesn't even offer the potential of a muffler mod.
@@Redbull661 you are completely wrong, make a mufler mod at 572xp and you will see the difference
Stihl have a very open muffler! Is so much noise.... husy better, more durable engine in time. Sthil 462 power lose afyer about 1 year.
@UCnnZqiKm5ua_SwJmAkEI8jg you are idiot i have 3 years 462 and cat the same al team
36 is too much for those saws. 32 at most. 66 is made for 36 and occasionally I run a 42 on it.
Why do you have to have a deflector on the muffler. I don't see a difference between a deflector and a bunch of small holes.
may not be a bad idea. do risk melting your cover
@@Redbull661 stihl 036 Pro. I drilled 8 small holes on the lower half in the front. Does less burning to cover and case then the stock exhaust port does. Can't remeber the size i used but all 8 holes together was equal to the stock exhaust port size. I uploaded a video of it idling
sounds good!
@@Redbull661 thanks man! Love them old stihls
Just doing muffler mods is pointless. If you don't increase the intake it doesn't matter to increase the exhaust.
Not true
Nice vid
thank you sir
572 and 462???
I’ll say up front I have a 462 (25”) bar. I’ve used it on one tree job since new, bone stock and it’s a saw that you love to run. Light and balanced with good speed in the cut. I can’t badmouth Husqvarna as I’ve never owned one. I have a great Stihl dealer locally so that’s the main reason I run them. The dealership support for Husqvarna is very poor in my area, actually nonexistent for the XP pro series saws. A few “dealerships” have come and gone in past years but were sketchy to say the least. So I guess I’m stuck with Stihl. I’m glad to see the 462 doing a decent job with a 36” bar. I think that’s to big for it, I have a 660 for that work.
The 572xp has a beefier crank and bearings
I could hear you grunt before you said HUSKY.. FEELS.. BETTER 😅
No problem here but definitely not too much saw for me!! Love mine and she's a beast..run mine with 25" & 28"
Bafta 462 and 572 xp
Very good
thank you sir.
short term the sthils are nice. but as they age the husky products hold together way better. the only part that i have had to replace on rebiuld with the husky and not the sthil was the crank shaft. a by product of the extreem rpm the husky outputs.
Stihls normally outlast Husqvarna 2:1
@@johnwalt3504 lmao ive never had a Stihl outlast a husky
👍 bagus 👍
Not a fair comparison the 462 is muffler modded and 2cc bigger if anything the Husky should have muffler mod
And the Husky had to cut deeper into the log behind because the log was closer where the Husky was cutting
O 572xp é mais rápido esse cara é fã da sthil isso está Claro
Very Nice.😆
These are all little saws. Rring out the 90 plus saws to see power
Good looking
572 just likes oiling a 32 inch. 36? Hmmmm.
#1 reason to buy Stihl is dealer support. Husky dealers are sparse and their customer service sucks.
Dealer availability is why I have Stihl saws.
Dealer support is key but whether Stihl or Husky has better support depends greatly on where you live
I prefer 572xp
Husky better thane 462. Have a wide power torqe, stihl is so much higer rpm but so much high temperature. So...stihl 462 is so much db nois because muffler.is veri open!
20 minutes of tape has only a few minutes of quality. Don't make 20 minute videos, anyway. You can't get most people to even click on that long a video.
I once had to cut a 1500 word article down to 500. I got it down to 498 and it was a much better piece.
Xp Husqvarna 572 ! No 1
Stihl all the way for sounds, quality, and performance.
What the husky hove more of a 2 stroke Bing Bing sound and feel. You must own 1 sthil and never own or run other saws. That what's funny about the sthil guys lol. I run and own both in my buisness. Husky 45cc to 60cc saws all day over sthil. Ms290 is smoothest saw you will ever run but won't cut with husky same size. Big saws they all cut about the same stock. Lol I love 372xps by far the best saw ever built. And I like the 660s. I have a 660 that's has over 7 million ft on it with just intake and exhaust porting. 572s good 462s good but i have both and still go for my 372s. The saw- bar combination is critical for peak performance and longjevity even if ported.
Stepp of Faith your comparison should be with 261 stihl in the 50cc category, that little saw will get after it!!!
Stihl lose power after only 1 year of use! Where is quality?
Stihl fanboys doing what they do best!
🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍
Stihl the all around better saw.
The 572 will still be going long after the 462 is in the scrap pile
I would like to buy a 462 but my dad won’t let me because he doesn’t like supporting companies that are wholly owned by one rich family. He also won’t let me shop at Aldi for the same reason.
So we just gonna act like we didn't see the 462 cut them noodles that much better than 572 ? IStihlOnlyUseStihl for a reason. Stihl has that torque baby. Can't beat it.
I have used both ,572 has more torque than the 462
These are so much bs. Lol.
I hate husqvarna
Stihl all the way
Why?