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That's a lovely tent. I really enjoy your review videos. Make more please

New ones built in last 10 years sre junk

You should be tapping the dust out of the filter every day.

500 is a cool saw but no way the best. The 462 better none of the little issues and you can get it regular carb. The 395 would probably be the best ever made pretty much will do anything and run forever.

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Great review Kevin! I love the snappy to the point review style. MSR makes excellent products.

No because I would send it to a real porter

Glad you’re back ! Seems like a nice little tent. Love all the ventilation.

I have 20 thousand dollars worth of stihl saws.

First! Cool review, love all those quick shots through the vid👍👍

They are flimsy as a dish rag, bad bushing set up on them,, and the case of the saw is thin ,, I’ve seen two with the engine cases cracked from the chain flying of and hitting it,, theses saws need beefed up if you are gonna run them every day logging , put the bushings from a 660 in them , and put a case guard from a 660 on it two it will help keep the engine case from getting cracked if chain flys of,

That's why you asses the tree from all sides before you make any cuts and I would suggest never doing that agian, if you don't want to wedge just push it. I know the "experts" (20+years myself) say not to but it's a lot safer than cutting off the holding wood to make it fall.

Sachs Dolmar, got 2 of those from the '90's. I'll keep those, thank you.

lol. so that explains why I'm about 7-8 months out on my Ripsaw at this point.

Watching this only confirmed what I already knew. Husky makes the better saws. If Husky has the long standing filter issues this saw has they would have fixed it by now. Never had any fine dust make it past them filter on any of the Husqvarna saws I have. Anyone considering the 500I should check out the 592, it’s a much better saw.

How does the Connie and Jersey compare to your LAMACA?

How much do you want for that Connie? 😁

Steel and wood get brittle in extreme cold weather.

the saw i hate the most , and after 39 yrs as a climber i have used them all .

Bro why would you just sit there?????

An East Coast man's take...

even stock, the 500i is a nasty saw... i went with the egan filter and straight shot... and those simple mods picked up lots in the midrange

egans performance saws makes a set of dogs that are similar to the west coast dogs, but just slightly smaller... youre welcome

It's a stihl, put lipstick on a pig , it's stihl not pretty, husky made me $$$

No hinge?

Bill hooks are from Bharat (India), especially in the southern part of our country... We use it in our farms...

It always blows my mind how limbs can hold up so much weight sometimes. The amount of weight from that tree getting hung up on some limbs is wild.

What more could I possibly say, Stihl RUNS THE YARD. 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿 It's good to be the King 👑👑👑👑👑👑 😊👍🏿 #stihlpower #stihlisyourdaddy #stihlrunstheyard

Good fall

Is a 430 or a 434 Model?

Very good and strong machine the best!

I’m not a bushcraft guy and realistically just split wood at campsites. The small splitting axe was the obvious choice for me.

Don’t fault the tree service. They have to protect themselves by taking all precautions not to damage your property. Trust those guys, and not the cowboys with a pickup, a ladder, and no insurance who would have happily smashed your driveway and left you with the mess. Do it yourself is always an option, just don’t pay the cowboy. His entire business model is to undercut the legitimate professional.

Don’t hang out on the stump on your knees, especially on the downhill side.

Bro instead of squatting get the fuck out of the way …one bad hop from that log your done

My head fell off 3 times with soft wood. The 4th time using hardwood the handle snapped at the head

oit perhh STIHL 350 ke beso betoi papan

If you take Three big steps back from the stump, you can reduce fatalities by something close to 90 percent.

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As an american, you are not used to this sistem of the handle. But im básque, and in Spain, and many parts of Europe they are the common. You just need a bit of patience, and a lime. Once you get It fixed, can be there for a long time. I have axes from my grandad. Whenever they are a bit loose again, and you have tonfix It. But they have been with the same handle for 20? 40? Years and whenever is ..once every 5 years? A years depending on use? and always safe. If there is still wood at the end, of course..

Nice piece of machinery kevin🤘🏻 those old fords were bullet proof

That worked.

Good title!

Perfect!

Nice work!

Vines are a real pain!

Nice work!😊

Great video! Pro tip, not a great idea to take your left hand off the handle bar while you’re cutting downward, wouldn’t be pretty if that girl kicked back on you.