So far the dealer has been great. Good communication. I agree on the loan out. He works in the woods (now retired) so its not like he's a noob.. he just mixes rich because its likely what he always did. Like alot of guys, I dont think they understand the newer oils. I have no ill will towards him, he likely thought he was doing me a favor by topping up the tank with his gas.
But there could be an issue... Seems my saw is about 2.5 weeks out of warranty! Dealer said he'd try to get any repairs if needed covered.. Better be covered!

I have no doubts he'll do his best to treat me right.
One more thing, he still has no 562's.
One more, one more thing... He doesnt have his scanner computer yet either! So he cant check codes or reset the computer if he had to or wanted to, do a swap!. Apparently they just went to saw school a few weeks back, up until then the reps said that the computer was an option but not required, now they say it IS required to do pretty much everything. That was my fear on buying a "high tech" saw. Has anyone found a way to talk to these saws without the Husky computer yet? I know that my warranty is up, so this will likely be its first and only trip to the dealer for service. Being able to talk to the saw is starting to sound like a requirement for any future DIY service.
What would the chances be of getting the dealer to install the new and improved carb even if he cant get the saw to act up in testing? Is it worth pushing him for? What's Husky's position.. worth a call to them? Any idea on what the new carb costs if I have to order it myself out of warranty?