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Does TimberWolf and his dad Frank still post over at AS, or did they get fed up too?

Pretty hyper powerband on that 562XP, instant WOT from idle. I've had people coming up to me while I'm working mine and they ask if I souped it up.:lol:

Yes but I just came to realize yours is a X torque strato.

My 372 I bought new 7 yrs ago ,has lots of arb hours on her and still has lots of compression and runs like new. You probably need a new piston and rings which will make it start good again.

The 576XP AT was a torque monster of a smooth saw from what I remember. I'm still running my old reliable 372XP-24" , I retired my 272XP which has under 10 tanks through it, in the future I'm sending it to Simon Betrand to get it stroked and race ported [maybe cutoff head] for some competitions...

I was just saying for an aerial saw the biggest I would use up there would be a 60cc saw. I guess the way I operate is when the spar gets too big for a 18-20" bar on a take down, I just fell the rest with my ground saw at ground level.

My Husky dealer who sponsors my February chainsaw competition replaced the 3- 576XP AutoTunes with 550XPs, which I supply for the competitors to use. The 576s have only 6 to 8 tanks thru them from the last 3 yearly contests. He sold one for sure wih 2 left, I believe he was asking $500 to $600...

Actually McCulluch built a electric start saw back in the early 1960s. Batteries in the rear handle.

Chisel chain file the top angle about 20 degree, drags at about 10-15 and file handle down at 10 degree Semi chisel is a good choice too without these specs, just run what it calls for all year round.

Here in northern Manitoba I have logged many days at 45 below, we can get a month straight of that temp so a day off is not good especially right before Christmas. Production? Falling is excellent when the tops break off when the spruce hits the ground, Skidder runs the limbs off with the...

To me the 576 auto tune cut like a 80cc class saw. Just that the auto tunes don't seem to like 90F and above hot weather with lots of humidity. But then the engineers at Husqvarna in Sweden are probably saying a chainsaw operator shouldn't be running a saw in 90F with lots of humidity:D