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I grabbed my 372 out recently and while it isn't my go to anymore, my love affair for that tool will never go away. That was always my favorite.

I'll hold you to that B. I never ran one in hard wood with a longer bar. Not because I didn't think it could, but because all saws at that company had a 24" bar outside of the 660, and I vaguely remember the boss wanting the 660 and its bar/chain combo left alone. He was a very skilled faller...

Still keeping my eyes open and my hopes strong for a clean, well cared for 064 someday though. I learned a lot about this business with an 064 in my hands when I worked for a guy that taught me the most about the trade itself and not just the labor. He had one in the garage in good shape that he...

In fact, my uncle in the business requests mine when making cuts bigger then 200T material in the tree, when he and I work together. He scowls at Husqvarna saws, but gestures at my 562 to be sent to him when needed.

I have handed my 562 to several DIE HARD Stihl users and they have all been inquisitive about cost and where to get one. That says something.

I know that it has existed for a long time.

I fear the idea of 2113. I wont be here of course, but Im afraid society will have trashed the earth by then.

The auto on is a spring loaded kill switch. Stays in the on position after you touch it to kill the saw. Next time you grab the saw just give it a yank and it starts. No flipping switches. Sounds like a stupid novelty, I know. But use it for a week and you'll curse the fact that every saw isn't...

I pick up saws that don't have the Auto On, and get annoyed, quickly.

Get a 562. It will thrill you. I no longer use other saws on the ground.......