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I agree Kyle. That really bothers me. Even if I don't want to fix it myself, I should be able to take it to any mechanic I want, whether or not they're a Stihl dealer. I'd like to see a usb port, and open source software that comes with the saw to interface with it. It sure does work nice...

C is for comfort. It's their av system. Not sure why it's particularly specified. Any decent saw, and most crappy ones have av now. M is for Mtronic. Their electronic control system. A lot of people don't like for reasons I don't quite understand. My best guess is it's due to possible early...

A 462 is overkill for firewood imo, but it kinda depends. It's nice just having a nice saw, and that's worth something. The 462 isn't much heavier than the 362 staying with Stihl, so it makes sense to get the 462 imo. If you wanted to shave some dollars, I think echo provides the best bang/buck...

I don't have one, but this is a pretty good summary from a professional logger on another forum... I fall with the 462 , its has less vibration and the 572 is pretty good but the 462 pretty much has zero vibration other than whatever the chain makes . 462 is $200 more to buy here than a 572 ...