Husqvarna 592 XP Chainsaw | First Impressions & Starting It Up
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- #carlsmowerandsaw #husqvarna #592xpchainsaw #husqvarnaunboxing
We unboxed this beast awhile ago, and if you've been waiting for more info on this powerhouse of a chainsaw, today is your lucky day!
Here is a closer look at this heavy-duty chainsaw and some of the elements that make it a great fit for professional forestry & tree care workers. Putting out 7.6 hp and with the ability to run up to a 36" bar, this chainsaw means big business.
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*Originally uploaded September 6, 2022
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Very fancy saw. The three foot bar is so handy. No stooping down low for brushing a path, and if the bar kicks, woopty doo, it's three feet away from you.
The 592XP and the 3 foot bar work great together.
592 doesn’t need the choke re-set, it does it automatically. I’m running a 36” light tough bar on mine and it pulls it easily…
Smooth like butter. 🧈
@@carlsmowerandsaw You should try an 8 tooth sprocket, it makes the chains speed incredible, it costs around $12 bucks.
I had trouble finding the full wrap handle for my 592 XP---$145.oo.
Nice Saw buddy Husqvarna has come a long way in quality products
They continue to up their game
@Carl's, You never mentioned what size bar is on that saw in the video. It looks like about 32" (?)
We usually sell that with a 36 inch bar but boy do I like it better with a 32
I have ms 880 and ms 661 and 066 and ms 462 and husgvarna 592😊
That’s a good lineup. What’s your go to
@@carlsmowerandsaw Cutting servise in Bosnia
Mine is brand new
And won’t start after it’s been refueled
Does it run out of fuel or do you stop before that?
Not even gone lie I’m a sthil guy but there both great saws.
What Stihl saws do you run
Did you feel like I thought you'd lie ?
@@ricktaylor3748shindowa will cut the blade and bar off a sthil or a husky. Cheap made german and Swedish junk. When I'm buckin wood I prefer my echo.
First off, please don’t waste our time with you not being prepared; get the saw fueled and oiled and you can note the fuel and chain oil capacity. I don’t want to witness you dressing yourself. Have the safety chaps on to start with. Plus it’s been proved that that bottled fuel is substandard and fresh properly mixed fuel is better(that can be worked around if manufacturers warranty specs require). Other than that and poor sound quality I would like to know weight, and max Bar capacity (length) and with what chain; IE skip or full cut. Also you should state that this saw motor has epa restrictions included that prevent upgrading components as is common. It has ports that use exhaust gases to be injected into intake port. It helps torque but sacrifices overall performance. Im just adding this critic so I can learn more about Saw 7:50 interested in
Thanks Tom
You nailed it.
Got a rip saw 592 xp that thing revs so high my god check there saws out. Its a husky on steroids the saw is night and day different
Sick saw
Anything 90cc and over will run a 42" bar no problem
That will spin a 42 in many applications.
What size bar is on that chainsaw you got right there
I can’t remember. Probably a 36”. Sorry
2:40 32"
That’s 32” on there. I run one on my 572XP…