Husqvarna Chainsaw Case Unbox Assembly MS 462 Stihl Fit Spencers-Mountain
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2023
- Got a new chainsaw and wanted a protective case to contain oil drips, keep the saw clean and allow for easy transportation. The Husqvarna Powerbox looked like a good solution. Advertising indicated all the Husqvarna chainsaws that would fit into the case. Problem I have a larger Stihl MS462. Anyway, we rolled the dice and bought a case from the local box store...the story ensues.....
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good video and job hope it holds up. echo boxes look about same. i have a old 46 Stihl it has been a really good saw. i don't like oil and gas caps on the new saws. take care, be safe and well.
Hi, John! I consider the case a way to contain oil drips and keep the dirt off the saw when not in use. Seems OK for those uses. The Echo boxes look similar, but I did not see any to buy locally to check out. I have seen a lot of indications of happiness from 046 owners. Seems we will be doing a lot of sawing for a lot of reasons and the tool pile is growing (tools always pay for themselves). I have a MS 170 (homeowner grade saw for emergency use) that has simple screw on caps....those work better than the pro level caps. I clean around the caps before removal and still have dirt and sawdust trying to get past the seals. Almost like they are designed for failure. Just don't understand their design. Keep well yourself and thank you for watching.
I’m guessing the box wasn’t made in Sweden lol. Wow , nice saw. 72 cubes , 6 hp. That should get it done ! I’ve been running a 570 husky (69 cube) and find it a little hefty for me. I may trade her towards a 562 xp soon. Anyhow have a great day
Box made in the USA. Got the saw for some ripping use but makes bucking logs very quick work! Definitely a heavier saw and a bit nose down with the 28” bar. I like my MS 261 for most work as weight to power is pretty good. I was looking at trying a 572 XP but only option was mail order. Usually best to use a dealer if the are any good. Thank you for the comments.
I once put Jeep rims with Jeep centercaps on a Dodge Dakota. I was considered HEATHEN. I say what works, use it.
The Army has a saying: "If it's ugly, but it works, then it's not ugly."
Funny, I see no fault in any of that wisdom, maybe it is just me…😀 Thank you for watching
Hi ! Mr.Herman Woods here , i am going to get me one of those Boxs .I have sthil MS-391 W. 25 BAR ! HAVE YOU STILL USEING THE, YOU HAVE ON THE VIDEO.OUR ! DID YOU FINE ONE .FOR THE 32 INCH BAR .I SEE THEY HAVE A SABBOARD COVER .FOR 24 INCH BAR ! DOSE THAT MEAN ,IT"S FOR A 25 INCH BAR OUR NOT .I WOULD LIKE A 25 INCH SABBOARD COVER , THAT WILL FIT THE BOX .IF YOU KNOW WHERE TO GET IT AT .CAN YOU LET ME KNOW ! THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME MR.H.WOODS !
Mr. Woods, the 461 I put into my case had a 25” bar but I put a 28” bar on the saw. The scabbard that came with the saw is 25” long leaving 3” of exposed chain but inside the box. I do not know lengths of Stihl scabbards that may be available. Would be best to check with a Stihl dealer or inquire on the Stihl website via their customer service form on that site. They will answer any questions and provide part numbers. I do know Stihl has scabbard extensions that are maybe 6” that snap together to customize scabbard length. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
For lack of a better place to post it, I'm posting here: WHAT on earth is the "tube" on top of the old-style scabbards for? I know the indents on the side are for a scrench, but I have no idea what other tricks/hacks are for the scabbards in a STihl chainsaw case.
Help?
Hope someone has a answer, have no idea on Stihl product. Even some features on this Husqvarna case are cryptic. Thanks for watching.
I put my magnetic rod for measuring 16" in there. Perfect fit