The all new STIHL MS162 Chainsaw! Let’s unbox one, take it all apart and put it back together!
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2024
- In this video we will unbox a brand new Stihl MS162 chainsaw , tear it down , reassemble it and start it for the first time! Follow along! The MS162 is replacing the Stihl MS170 chainsaw.
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Thank you for the great tear down video!😃
Any chance you could do a video going through the Stihl model numbers and what they mean?
Really enjoyed your video.can hardly wait until the next one😊
i have a MS172 really like it. best chain saw i ever owned. i used to by big box no brand saws...all rubbish. this Sthil is fab. my BIG tip. use Sthil Motomix fuel. stable, proper mix, keeps saw happy and clean. oh....and but metal log teeth accessory for saw €6.
Nice Saws 😀😊😀 Easier Too Work on Than Previous Years Models 😀😊
I own a 170 and I recently purchased the 162. After I got it home and started looking closer at I realized that Stihl had really cut corners on the 162. No nose sprocket and only one , not two, retention bolts on the chain bar which is the main fulcrum point on any chain saw. I then started to check the reviews of actual owners of these 162’s. This saw is tuned to reduce emissions which always results in lower performance. This was verified by virtually EVERY cutting time comparison between the 162 vs the 170. The 170 beat the 162 in every test. The reviews were so bad that I returned the 162 without ever starting it. When I returned it I felt a little guilty and apologized but the dealer told not to worry because he had a number of his customers return their 162’s for the same reasons.
Keep making more ❤❤❤
Very cool! Not too complicated.
Nice one, what I didn't like is the access to the air filter and the clips from the air filter cover.
They are a nice little saw for the price point! :)
A stratocharged saw has been sold in Europe under the MS 170 name since 2013. In addition to the obviously different engine/cylinder and carburetor, it also has a different ignition module.
Love the videos starting with the log burner...
Nice video and very informative.
I have a 170 and a 271. I love thrm both. You can tell the 170 is alot cheaper made then that 271. I really like the 271 that is a sweet saw. I only heat my house with wood so i use them both alot and they both hold up great. Im afraid in a few more yrs i wont beable to use a saw because of my back. Its hard enough the way it is. Love the channel guys !! It looks like u have a very nice shop with lotsa parts. I wish i woulda learned more bout them little motors my back may not be in as bad shape. Ty for the video !!
Thanks for watching!
I have just seen these models introduced here in Virginia just recently. I have an MS170 and recently bought a battery powered M60 for my daughter’s use. I did not see the 162 at Ace Hardware at the beginning of March.
Seems easy enough to work on, been thinking about getting one to port as a fun project
Yes! Let us know how it goes! :)
@@marriedwithsmallengines Port that? Oh dear......
Nice design that the cylinder assemby can be dismantled without disturbing the crankcase. I guess a tool could be fabricated in the absence of the factory tool.
Enjoying your videos U2, keep them coming
More to come!
@@marriedwithsmallengines Do the same to this saw. HUSQVARNA T540 XP II
I have a couple new ones and the older ones. Absolute diamond standard saws. I trust my life with these.
Slayyyyyyyy keep it up you rock❤❤
Great video Thanks
? So to rebuild the top end without the specialized tool you need the open the bottom ' or can it even be done ? Are these tools available to the customers?
So did yall like it better than the ms 170?
We love the MS170!
Could you feed nylon rope into the cylinder if you don't have the piston stop tool?
What is the miniature metal tong gas tube grabbing tool called that you use to grab fuel lines from chainsaw gas tanks? I need one too
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0:56 Third word on the left (HR) is Croatian. Motorna pila (chainsaw)
Faltou abrir o motor, pra conhecer o cilindro e pistão por dentro.
Definitely a much cheaper build and lower quality than previous models... this is not a commercial qualiy saw.
This is an occasional use , homeowner grade chainsaw, not meant for commercial work of any kind.
Great video was wondering where you bought the fuel container never seen that kind before
The fuel can is called a No Spill, and I got this one from Stihl - but I think you can get them many places. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your reply@@marriedwithsmallengines
@@marriedwithsmallengines Husqvarna make a superior pro forestry fuel/oil container and it isn't cheap. Stihl are really cheaping out recently.
Also do not like those squenched flywheel keys ! they do that on their string trimmers too once they shear you have to get a new flywheel.
Der T25 wie Du sagst ist ein T20 😊
The moral of the story is quickly go out and buy a 170. It has more power better made and will last longer. All these cheaper models are made in China so I suspect they are probably assembled in the USA a bit like Dewalt tools.
Wow, there’s not much to a chainsaw when you break it down like that
Thanks so much for watching!
@@marriedwithsmallengines Yes. It's ALL cheap plastic as AVe would say.
Seems a shame to put gas and oil in it and get it dirty.
Tiny saws like this are embarrassing...
Looks like a heap of junk compared to an older Stihl