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Good investment Matthew, that saw can do just about everything. Looks like you got a 20" on it. Get a 18" and a 24-32" b/c and your good to go.

Yes to have thick dark hair and be lean again without an extra ounce of fat:)

How about this for an aerial saw? You can ride this Yamaha bike saw to the ground as you split the spar in half down to the stump...... Geez I even had hair 15 years ago:lol:

Anything over 20" b/c on the 562 the chain has to be kept constantly sharp. My 562 which is my go to saw I only run a 18" on it. My next in line is the 372 with a 22" but have run everything from 16" to 28", on it. When things get tough I grab the 372. 395-32"-36" does the rest. Only use my...

It's crazy but I never put the two together on the stop watch. But right out of the box the 576XP AutoTune ripped relentless torqueing through a 24-30 inch diameter frozen spruce block for the initial first 5 minutes cutting cookies to set up the computer. I honestly feel my 372 right out of the...

I run the older style 372Xp , never tried the new 372X Torque. But I have run several 576XP AutoTunes and am impressed with it's torque, smooth handling and micro processor spot on tuning. If you try a 576 you gotta go Auto Tune.