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I think about all of the saws are rebranded from other manufacturers. All of them I've seen though were Japanese quality built units though. Parts can be tough for them but they're solid.

No, not much of a 50 left there

@@brennancass3747 I can tell by the way it screams those high RPM's. Mine wouldn't even compare to it. I didn't like the open transfer ports when I was building it.

@@ClintsHobbiesDIY open ports are a little different for sure

It's does ok, certainly not as long on a tank as my 462. More similar to a 660 in fuel consumption.

Yup that log crumbled like a cookie. Shame cuz there was solid wood in background.

Very nice. This one is a zenoah built saw.

@@brennancass3747 i thought it looked zenoah alright 👍

Thank you sir

Husky has been using crank stuffers for probably a good 15 years in some of their saws. Cost I'm sure is one thing that comes into play but the other thing is you do sacrifice some reliability in my opinion. The crank does a pretty good job of keeping oil from getting to the bearings with all the space taken up around it. Like everything else, there is a trade off for performance versus reliability. I have done some 372 cranks and have one in my personal clone, there are some videos from last summer on here if you'd like to see. It's a pretty good runner. 572 has stuffers from the factory so no reason to change those cranks unless stroking or something. And I have a 590 crank here to do for another UA-camr so you'll probably get to see it eventually. Thanks for watching and the kind words!

Thanks Brendan for elaborating on the subject, I have a jonsered 2156, and I used to have a 2159 loved that 2159, but man that 2156 rips!!! Same as the 357 husky, do you know if my jonsered 2260 has full circle, I luv that saw, and heck a jonsered and husky, also got bitten by the vintage mac bug lol!!! Looking forward to seeing that 590, I just got a new Shindy 600sx, I am saving that one for Charles to port!!!

@@user-ug7on5xj8b yes, both the 2156/357 and also 2260 have stuffers. Those 600sx are good looking saws, I like the red stuff myself.

I am very partial to red and black saws as well, my dream saw would be to get a Shindaiwa 731sx, unfortunately atleast for now it's not available in the USA, as far as I know just the foreign market it's just a 7310 in that pretty red/black dress!!!!

@@user-ug7on5xj8b yep I've looked at getting one of those a couple times now, can import one but they're quite expensive in Europe oddly enough. Got some buddies over there and they say echo is more than Stihl and husky. Pretty strange.

Last 2 days have actually been pretty nice. Got to do some testing finally

​@@brennancass3747awesome, got like 4 inches of rain down here and now everything is soaked.

@@Super-Dave-Outdoors that was the week before last here😆 cold as whiz last week

It's a 20 but it does look small on that saw lol. Thanks for being here!

Extremely smooth and nice to run

I don't think it could hurt, try it out.

​@@brennancass3747maybe that is what i am missing... What flavor tater chips? Asking for a friend...

@@Super-Dave-Outdoors I think most any will do

Got it wadded up in a box a year ago lol just been slack

Steel inserts. I've had good luck with solid inserts for plugs

​@@brennancass3747 New subscriber here be looking forward to more great videos to come.👍

😆 spot on