Husqvarna's NEW 572 XP Chainsaw - Review

here it is we finally got our hands on the Husqvarna 572 who's gonna also kind to sent this to us after we made our review of the steel 462 and we are super excited about it we're gonna put it to the test we're gonna see what it can do and give you guys an honest review honest review often means long-term testing and this is one of the big things how who's gonna promote it the soft that it was tested under extreme conditions all over the world we want to see what it does and we will probably make another video after having used the saw for quite a while [Music] whose Guana cults this saw the next legendary chainsaw from husqvarna it is the big competition to steels 462 which we reviewed in a previous video steel saw had 72 cubic centimeters or cysts this saw only has 70 on paper the steel saw is also a little bit stronger than the hoos Quanah saw even though it is half a kilogram lighter we want to find out what a difference it really makes [Music] on this saw whose quenelle placed the fins in an angle which makes the air flow better and helps to cool down the saw this whose Quanah saw also has auto-tune which is the equivalent of Steel's M tronic it is not hard to notice that his karana is aiming for a saw with longevity and reliability the design of the air filter and fins just being one of the aspects in this matter [Music] so you take a closer look at this 572 you can see that it has the typical features of Husqvarna 5 series like the 565 62 and so on it has the typical gray details it has the caps for the fuel and the chain oil that flip open and then you twist them which I think are really handy yeah the on/off switch that when you turn this off it pops back up over here as we'll see later you have the nuts that stay in the side case cover here you have your decompression valve up here the handle on the bag is made out of rubber at least this crepe artist which gives you good creep and good control the handle is nice and thick and feels great in the hand and it's supposed to be closer to the center of gravity or center of balance of the saw which is supposed to make it handle better if you look at the top cover you notice that it sticks out quite a bit in the back and on the top the reason for that is the air filter this corner has designed a new air filter with a lot of surface to do a really good job at filtering out the fine stuff and also put in a rubber seal that's supposed to prevent little particles getting into the carburetor and into the engine this white part here is a so-called heat wall that locks off the space where the carburetor and the air filter are located and the cylinder keeping the heat from the cylinder in that compartment so that the air entering the air filter is as cool as possible [Music] [Applause] did she have that sound there whistling that's the sound of Tim being very satisfied after a cold saw starting after the first draw [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] obviously this is only a first impression type of video but after just having felt this tree I'd say it's a fun salty rot [Music] this saw has great torque and great power I noticed that right away and that makes a lot of fun to use and it also accelerates quite nice it's also well balanced when you when you go and let me treat like I did and you can't rest you saw on the tree too much because the way the tree fell then it gets kind of heavy I would say you can definitely live with it and it is nicely balanced for that but it does get a little bit heavy but other than that I think it's it's a great saw it's great for falling trees we also have the new x cup chain on it it's the first time for me to use it and it feels great right out of the box more than other chains of use that I don't really like the way they feel without me having touched them it's a great out of the box like mention in our review of the steel 462 steel and Hispano saws handle a bit different and it comes down to personal preference we were super impressed by the steel 462 and we thought that it would be very hard to beat but after the first impression on the saw Tim thought it was so much fun this sell for sure doesn't come short of that maybe in the future we can do a direct comparison of the steel and the who's gonna after even using both sauce for a longer time this saw isn't quite available yet in all parts of the world but we expect the price tag to be somewhere close to the steel saw which will be between a thousand and 1500 euros with this saw we are now able to do a more long-term testing Tim who is a professional lumberjack and arborist will take this to work and we hope to give you some good feedback inside to that as well so thanks for watching hope you appreciated this we'll see you in the next video hopefully make sure to subscribe there'll be more reviews more videos more fun forestry stuff that's already on the channel and thank you for watching bye bye bye bye

Channel: Swedish Homestead

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Id: Ge-LQ-MLJ_k

Length: 8min 30sec (510 seconds)

Published: Sat Mar 24 2018