Husky 592 Xtra Power,,, and a Mini Fail
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2023
- Filmed in January of 2021 - so two years ago.
We see here the third tree that I felled with this saw.
This is on the same day as the preceding out in the woods "In With the New,,, Year, Saw, Well Mostly Anyway" 592XP & 2nd Tree, Impressive Fail With Husqvarna 592XPideo posted in early 2023 - . • 2nd Tree, Impressive F... & • 2nd Tree, Impressive F... respectively. There is a fair amount of qualifiers in those video's description. My suggestion would be to have a looksee.
In this one, ~ the 2:00 mark we have some dialog and a nice look at the hinge. I did not think that this saw was quite as loud at idle as it is - sorry. The gist here is a verbal explanation on the difference in the hinge height from side to side.
This tree had side lean out to the right looking into the shot. It had limb weight out to the right as well. I had the hinge more tight on the far side. This was purposeful. In order to combat the side lean & limb weight, I wanted the deck to make contact with the bias cut on the far side first. Reason being, I had noticed/experienced a fair amount of drift in these trees.
We take a look at the "new & improved" fuel gauge. Nice, clear, and large. It will be easier to see down in the bottom of some deep dark hole in the gloomy winter.
At the 3:08 time stamp, I'm behind the tree sizing up the side lean & limb weight. So, following up on the earlier dialog ~ the 2:00 mark. It's easily to spy the lack of plumb and the associated hanging weight to the right.
I did my best to compensate for the way this tree was growing with the gun. Unlike so many of the others, this tree held it's trajectory based on the gun and heled it to the ground.
Now why did it go exactly where I had it gunned??? We can see the stump pull at the 4:32 time stamp. That was part of the reason it held on. Also, note the position of the excavator. It was applying pressure to the left from behind. So the initial vector of the tree was more to the left than a tree that is wedged or free felled. I had the hinge coming up tight on the far side first. This was also part of the reason it went, well,,, "higher than anticipated".
If you want to talk nuance, sometimes it takes getting a few trees on the ground with a new saw. This allows the operator "to get a feel" on how they see/gun the trees versus how the trees follow the hinge, based on the gun. I've noticed how it can change from saw to saw and bar to bar sometimes.
Net result here was three long logs. I lost ~ 2', seem around the 4:51 mark, in the bottom of the third log. I say, not to shabby considering the lack of time using this particular mo-chine.
At the time of your viewing this, I may, or may not, be immediately available for custom saw modifications. I am booked out several months regularly. If you are interested in having a saw zipped, please shoot me an email. That is the best, first point of contact.
danger_cat@rocketmail.com
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Hello and thanks for watching.
I've tried the "nice guy" approach. Things still get missed. DESCRIPTION. It's probably in there. This one has a couple of links for substantiating some of what it seen and mentioned in this video.
Have a great weekend an week sir. Blessings to u an ur family
I think some people get in too big of a hurry and don’t take time to read everything. I’m guilty of that at times. If I comment it’s usually more of a “hey, how are ya?” rather than not comprehending the situation.
Afternoon Mr. B well as we have discussed the 592 (also 585) is a good saw and has a nice "feel" to it in other words a saw that feels good to use and delivers the goods. having run my one for over a year I haven't found anything I don't like and with the exception of a couple of broken tank to case springs and a broken top mount on inner spike it been faultless. I cover the repair I did on the spike mount on my instagram and to be honest I wonder why the factory didn't do it that way in the start although I'm only a wood cutter not an engineer lol. On the weight of the saw I had a chance to compare a 500i, 572 and 592 all in the same trim i.e. full wrap big spikes and HD clutch covers and in the hand they are not that far apart which is why I've found I'm using the 592 much more.
Are you not doing UA-cam anymore? I’m not on instagram, really enjoyed your UA-cam channel
Master D, G'dy.
Pardon the tardiness. You better than most know the results of the long drives to work.
The 592s do run great in stock form.
Your on the burly side. Makes since they all feel about the same. Once I get across the pond for that pint, remind me early on not to be to much of a smarty mouth....
The comment Steve T made about you working like a man killin snakes is apt. Also why I'll need that reminder.
Back on topic. You have more experience with the 585, 592, and 5oois than most at this stage, I imagine. I hope people listen to what you have to say.
If engineering did it perfectly there would be no reason for tinkerer!!!
Thanks for stopping by.
Hi to the Mrs. as well.
That saw with the aggressive razor-sharp chain is begging for more. If the earth was perfectly flat, I would still break tops.
Joy to see. Stuff happens !
Always enjoy your felling video’s Jack, thanks!!!
Good! Luv it!!! Your content deserves a service like S M Zeus!!!
Awesome sounding Husqvarna....Appears your cutting Willamette Valley Doug Fir... nice tall and straight.....God Bless be safe...Shoe
I love your vids man!!!
Masterful!
Can’t wait to see a bench review
Can’t wait myself. The bench talk videos are great
Bless you tree brother. Hope you have a great and safe week.
Thank you.
Pirdy good runnin saw sir good times!!
GAWD does that saw eat!!
Nice saw buddy!
You saved most of the scale that’s all that matters anyway. You’re absolutely right about switching from saw to saw. I think Gary was pushing on it in a way it would land on that stump lol!
Nice mo chine!!
Hey Mr jack. How's the new year treating you ❤ from pnw oregon
I thought i was the only one that had timber not quite go where I wanted.😁
Gunna leave it stock?
hi ! i have a new 261 and after running it for about 10 tanks with stihl hp ultra oil on 40:1 ratio the top of the piston is completly black...is this normal or anything wrong? spark plug is the right color...saw is running very well but didn`t expect that to happen so fast and also little bit of build up on the exhaust port
Normal for that crapppppp....
You yourself have made the case for me.
The skirt will have more than it should wear as well.
And what is the color of the plug?
I'd get some H1-R from Bel-Ray.
Mix it at the same concentration.
At some point it will start to run better.
You could lean down the concentration of oil s bit after that but it would depend upon other factors. Like, how well the chain keeps the engine rpms in check.
Best of luck.
Thanks for watching.
@@hotsaws101 thanks ! i actually bought h1-r few days ago...spark plug was brown....
@@hotsaws101 it`s a manual carb...doesn`t seem to run rich..in my opinion anyway:D saw is a beast for the softwood i am cutting here...but i was worried if the oil is the problem or maybe it was normal and i was overreacting :)) thanks for the reply
@ion spataru I second the belray h1r. Been using it for 4yrs now. Top of piston and plug is only slightly tan/brown, no build up in the port or muffler. Occasionally take a torch to the spark arrestor. I highly recommend betray hi1. Watch his video on mix oils.
@@Kevin-fl4hb so it was the oil after all :D i`ve seen lots of people pulling mufflers out after using hp ultra and yea...kinda looked like mine.....glad i did a little research,def using belray now,thanks
Hey buddy how do I get a hold of you to build a saw for me
The 592 weighs less than a 390 let alone a 395 which is what is replacing. It’s the same weight as a 661 as well so not sure what “it’s kinda heavy” is compared to.
By the way your falling is second to none, I always marvel your skill in that aspect. Don’t always agree with your saw thoughts but that’s the good part about being in America, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Anyway nice clip and have good day
Back to your mother’s basement with you he’s talking about it weighs more than 500i he carries most of his days A lot of people like German saws because the parts are considerably cheaper but as far as Long durability I don’t know a lot of it has to do with the oil you run I would think
@@snapkrispies5324 what in the hell are you talking about? Mothers basement, judging by your response you need to stay there! German parts are hardly cheaper. Your mother shouldn’t let you out without her permission that’s for sure
@@mikegott3364 bs there not I own 3 homes that I rent out
@@mikegott3364 you better go look and see how much cheaper parts are new air filters for 572 54$ kid at work has a 462 27$ so take the dick out your mouth be for you talk look at the $ of Chains what’s the reason why most poor people run German junk because you can go to Ace hardware and pick that garbage up everywhere across the United States
@@snapkrispies5324 you sound an awful like Flabz which explains your idiotic post
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Very hard to hear you
Very informational show like yours he works at a dealership he’s a certified mechanic Works at Husqvarna but loves His Nazi chainsaw😂
Richard flag Does a lot of in-depth talking like you about oil and other things and showing saws before they’re worked on and why you should not use certain kinds are oils
Stihl 500i - 1800hrs on motomix (STIHL ultra oil) - compression higher than stock and motor clean as a whistle / well-lubed , nuff said … Mr Flagg recommends outboard (water cooled) Schaefer 2-stroke mixed at 32:1 and that oil is not even JASO certified ! … can’t make this up - oh the things I don’t have to put up with 😂