I had a friend from Sweden who used a 60 in.bar on an MS 660 & 72 in. bar on his MS 880 but to me that 36 in bar looked huge compared to the 20 in. bars I used all the time and only used a bigger bar then a 28 in bar once - a (48 in.) bar once at a competition and it scared the hell out of me but I played tuff and wrestled through it . : )
Good video Sye!! I also have one of them. Love it so far. A little tip. When you are pouring bar oil from that type of a jug. Pour it from the side not the end. the handle doesn't get in the way. It's easier to not run it over.
I received a G660 Chainsaw like this directly from Farmertec one week after ordering it and quickly unboxed it and it soon became apparent that it was not providing enough oil to the 36 inch Farmertec bar & Chain I purchased it with. I E-mailed the service dept. of Farmertec and they said it was probably a bad oil pump and offered to send me a replacement oil pump. I stated that they should send me another saw that worked out of the box and they refused and would not pay to install the new oil pump in the saw. So effectively no Warranty even for units defective out of the box! Then I tried another bar to see if it was a bad bar and the saw seized up. So next I asked them if they had a warranty station anywhere in the US and they said no. So buyer beware they do not know what a warranty is and if its bad out of the box-tough- they will send you parts so you can pay for repairs to a brand new saw!!!!
Well most people like to read about what they are buying and NOT read into what they are reading. I went back and double checked they do not advertise a warranty anywhere that I can find in their add, so I am at a loss as to why anyone would presume that they have one. Also Farmertech saws are for people that like to, and/ or can work on their own saws, hence why they sell so many kits. And even having to buy a part such as an oil pump for a G660 (5.43 at the time I write this) plus shipping, and putting it in yourself it is still a better deal for this kind of saw than $1200 for an MS661CM which is the closest current Stihl model. So Sorry I just cannot sympathize whit ya on this one.
@@DIYwithUncleCy The reason he figured it was warranted is because it was brand new. They should have replaced the power head. His experience and comment and others like it will kill their sales. I have a feeling that stihl is probably suing them for stealing their intellectual property.
The good news is parts off the Stihl 066 fits on these saws perfectly. I swapped out my pull start housing (which on the 660 is very generic) with an old 066 I had layin around.
That Chainsaw looks really well balanced with that bar on it & looks to cut like a really PO"d Beaver ! : ) : ) I love to have have a tiny piece of that Maple for knife scales it sure is purrty!! : )
@@ChrisGilliamOffGrid Hi ! Chris I've made a few Knives, Hatches and Axes in my day plus my own handles with each and love using a draw knife and spoke shave to make those handles !
@@IgotHeliFever Well that's freakin cool. I can do most things, but never bothered making a knife. I have one a young viewer made for me just days before he died, and I cherish it. Hope to skin beavers with it tomorrow. It's a Sharpfinger made of 52100. 😉
Late to the game here, but a tip: Oil the bar groove top and bottom generously when installing new or new chain. If dry, the initial few seconds of wear will be great.
OK, did you see the spalting on that log? You had a ripping chain! Stand it on end and save that beauty! Whew! He did... just when the tears were starting to flow.
Hopefully as these Chinese companies progress they will learn to spend a few cents more for better packing on international shipments. I bought one saw from hutzl and one from another Chinese company. Both boxes looked like they had been kicked down the interstate. And for some reason on both of them the only thing broken was the small screwdriver handle. Those things must be made of Austrian crystal!
Yeah I think some packing peanuts would be a big help. Just received my G388 and the chain break handle was broken. Runs great the chain tensioner is sketchy. I wrote their service an email now just waiting for replacement.
My new G660 showed up too. Some issues. The throttle linkage worked initially, now there is no response when it is blipped. The chain oil dumped a ton of oil on to the clutch and the antikick back bar no longer stops the saw. Any thoughts?
Southeastern Ohio Honey Bees & BBQ He also mentioned he had his milling chain on that long bar. I’m sure a skip tooth chain would’ve performed much better for what he was doing.
Mine wouldn't run after a year so I got an oem Tillitson carb and it runs good again but the idle tuning changes from day to day, rich or lean, any ideas?
These are just under 300 I believe. And broken we will just say I didn't pay anywhere near that 😁. As I said it was a good enough deal I was willing to part with a few bucks to get it.
I got a holzfforma g 660. The first time I tried to started it it sounded like it was about to start for second but didn't. That was the closest it got to starting after 30 minutes more of attempts. A few days later I tried again with the same results. A few days tried for the third time. Nothing. I had a neighbor help the following week and he got it going. After 5 minutes of running it started to sound like it wax running out gas and it died. It had plenty of gas. As it cooled and I tried to pull the starter chord got it got harder and finally jammed. Pulled off the starter cage and it was about to fine. the fly wheel was stuck but was able get it to move .looked online and an article said to put oil in cylinder and let it sit for a few days. After two more days I moved then piston and was moving. Today I tried and it would not move at all. Does it sound like the engine is seized? Can't seem to find a way to contact the company. Anyone know how to contact the company?
Wow! Awesome saw! What were you saying about the 404 pitch chain? I have a nearly new bar and chain. Fits 08 stihl and other large body stihl saws but no saw for it. The 880 is the only new stihl that would take it . Too expensive for what I want to do. I turned my 08(S) into a cut off saw.
You got any advice for trouble starting up a G660 brand new out of box? I'm a bit new to gas powered chainsaws... the few electric ones I've had just go at push of button, but after seeing one of your video's on milling wood I knew I needed a powerful chainsaw and maybe I just don't know the starting procedures... tried to follow along by the book, but maybe I'm missing something and I ended up flooding it. Any help would be greatly appreciated either by you or any of your followers! Thanks in advanced.
Both mine and my buddy Will's saws started on about the 8th pull the first time. Make sure the choke is on, you have to pull the trigger when you push it all the way down. After it pops once flip the lever to mid choke it should start at that position then let it idle for 30sec to a min when you pull the trigger the choke will shut off the rest of the way. I did have a G111 come to me that the linkage for all of that was messed up and I had to fix that before it worked. My other G111 had no issue when i got it. The thing about these saws is that they are meant for people that like working on their own machines since there are no US dealers as of yet.
@@DIYwithUncleCy Thanks Cy. I appreciate the reply. The only reason I asked is because I noticed it said 25:1 on some websites, and the Stihl version asks for 50:1. Thanks again for the info.
I just purchased the Yuzhoukee YZ105. It fired up fine butthe chain isn't turning. I took the bar off, and sprocket turns. Should I adjust the chain a little looser and try again? I don't want to take the clutch off if I don't need to. HELP. I need to mill 200 black locust cookies ranging from 30 in. to 40 in. in diameter.
I switched the 36 in. bar to the 42 in. And I left the chain a little looser than the 36. It turns the chain with RPMs at about 7,000, but it takes 2 minutes to pull the chain 1 full rotation. Brand new saw, so does it need carburetor adjustment?
Wow that 36" bar looks soo long.I was cutting some big ash rounds with a 28" bar with a stihl ms 460 . Not used to that stuck tip in dirt. Guess those long bars are for guys out west
I live in wva i love long bars. More teeth = less sharpening, domnt have to bend over nearly as much. There definitely is a learning curve . Once familiar way better
No not at all. this was a rare thing that happened so they diverted the saw to me and sent the original orderer a new saw. By the looks of it during the transport across the Ocean they hit some rough weather and the contents of the box shifted, this saw got the worst end of it.
Don't know what a G72 is I am guessing the G372. I have heard mixed things about the huskey clones but the Stihl clones seem to have less issues. To be honest the issues with this saw are all packaging and courier related and no fault of Holzfforma. It runs fine, will need a little tweaking after break in, but that is always expected with a new saw. I do have a G372XP ordered so I will reserve my judgement for when it arrives.
packaging has always been a little "iffy" on a lot of the chinese stuff I buy. I have to wonder how much money they waste due to damaged parts? For the saw, a molded foam encasement would be just the ticket to insure freedom of shipping damage.
Have you invested any serious work hours into that saw yet? I'm looking for a powerful saw for milling as well, but due to a fixed income I cannot afford to buy a Stihl or Husqvarna.. I appreciate any info you can provide. Thank you and God bless!
@@DIYwithUncleCy thank you so much! Where can I purchase one of those saws? I'm wanting to use a 36 inch bar for milling, just not too sure on what size saw I'd need. Thank you sir!
I found it on Ebay. I looked for it recently when someone else asked the same question, but could not find it to offer a link. It is a Laser bar with a milling chain, you are welcome to try a search for it. Maybe it was out of stock before and my be back by now.
@@DIYwithUncleCy after watching your videos i ordered a g660 like yours with the 25" bar & chain i want a 36 but a 25" bar is enough ive been using a husqvarna 460 i found in the trash but i need to rebuild it now
Sorry for got to add the link in the description. www.huztl.net/92cc-Holzfforma-Blue-Thunder-G660-Gasoline-Chain-Saw-Power-Head-Without-Guide-Bar-and-Chain-Top-Quality-By-Farmertec-One-year-warranty-All-parts-are-compatible-with-MS660-066-Chainsaw-p692245.html
Hi, I noticed the handle is a bit different than the normal one, like it goes over the right side of the chainsaw too, when usually they hast have it on the left one because when you saw you flip the chainsaw over its right side for cutting and then you handle it with the left, so I wonder, what is the purpose of that handle that goes over the right side as well?
It is called a full wrap handle. Many bigger saws have them, the G444 has a handle like this too. It helps expand the ways in which the saw can be used when felling trees.
Bought a g444 and have had nothing but problems.waist of my hard earned money.Ill stick with my old mac's 50years old and no problems. At least I can count on it to do its job. what a rip off.
The logger boys, tell me that the plastic parts R kinda shity, if U use em hard throw em around or they get swatted. The pull starter housings and inner parts take a beating 2, so they swap em out for Stihl OEM pts. So I guess U kinda get watcha pay fer, A?
Well I'm not a logger but with minor care mine has lasted for almost 2 years and seems to perform quite well considering. I use it mainly for cutting slabs from hardwood such as oak, walnut, ash, and maple. It gets pretty hot but has remained running quite well. Not to say it would stand up to daily use but it has been a boon for me and more than paid for itself since I have has it.
@@DIYwithUncleCy mine doesn't seem to be running great. when it is running it cuts great but that seems to be rare since i got it. got it home the first time and filled it up and test run it (just run it without cutting) and then put it in my room. next day i go to use it and doesn't start at all, ends up flooding itself. took it into my car mechanic friend and we took a look at it and it looked ok but still would not run. then we sent it to a Mennonite person who "opened it up and let it dry out" and then it was running again. so today i used it to cut , ran it till it ran out of gas then let it sit for a while to cool down a bit so i could fill it up again and continue. wouldn't start again. so now i have it back in my room again. i took the spark plug out and just sat it on the floor and we will see in the morning i guess if it will start again XD
im wondering if my fuel is no good. the mennonite fellow said they suspected water got into the fuel fuel system but thing is , i never even run the chainsaw while it's raining and it's always in the house with me where it's nice and dry. the only thing i can think of that might cause water in the system is maybe the fuel is bad somehow, or maybe condensation from the chainsaw being so hot and then cooling down maybe ? and especially today when it stopped running , didn't rain a single drop and was so hot.
@@logangraham2956 I have been operating chainsaws, as a professinal logger for over 45 years, and have tried out, wore out, and lets not forget wrecked, more saws than I care 2 remember. Most water/fuel problems that we had were from rain/snow getting in to transfer jugs, or bad fuel with water already in it. Also its not wise from my experiance 2 use ethanol gas. We have scored/blew a few saws relating back 2 this.
Those rounds you cut first would make an awesome naturally finished electric guitar body, they were beautifully patterned...
I had a friend from Sweden who used a 60 in.bar on an MS 660 & 72 in. bar on his
MS 880 but to me that 36 in bar looked huge compared to the 20 in. bars I used all
the time and only used a bigger bar then a 28 in bar once - a (48 in.) bar once at a
competition and it scared the hell out of me but I played tuff and wrestled
through it . : )
Good video Sye!!
I also have one of them. Love it so far.
A little tip.
When you are pouring bar oil from that type of a jug. Pour it from the side not the end. the handle doesn't get in the way. It's easier to not run it over.
Now with that bar on there you could really call it the blue beast!! Sheesh!
I received a G660 Chainsaw like this directly from
Farmertec one week after ordering it and quickly unboxed it and it soon became
apparent that it was not providing enough oil to the 36 inch Farmertec bar
& Chain I purchased it with. I E-mailed the service dept. of Farmertec and
they said it was probably a bad oil pump and offered to send me a replacement
oil pump. I stated that they should send me another saw that worked out of the
box and they refused and would not pay to install the new oil pump in the saw.
So effectively no Warranty even for units defective out of the box! Then I
tried another bar to see if it was a bad bar and the saw seized up. So next I asked
them if they had a warranty station anywhere in the US and they said no. So
buyer beware they do not know what a warranty is and if its bad out of the
box-tough- they will send you parts so you can pay for repairs to a brand new
saw!!!!
Well most people like to read about what they are buying and NOT read into what they are reading. I went back and double checked they do not advertise a warranty anywhere that I can find in their add, so I am at a loss as to why anyone would presume that they have one. Also Farmertech saws are for people that like to, and/ or can work on their own saws, hence why they sell so many kits. And even having to buy a part such as an oil pump for a G660 (5.43 at the time I write this) plus shipping, and putting it in yourself it is still a better deal for this kind of saw than $1200 for an MS661CM which is the closest current Stihl model. So Sorry I just cannot sympathize whit ya on this one.
@@DIYwithUncleCy
The reason he figured it was warranted is because it was brand new. They should have replaced the power head. His experience and comment and others like it will kill their sales. I have a feeling that stihl is probably suing them for stealing their intellectual property.
Pay the extra bucks and purchase it on amazon, they will warranty it... but at a cost
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Dude that saw is massive and awesome!
The good news is parts off the Stihl 066 fits on these saws perfectly. I swapped out my pull start housing (which on the 660 is very generic) with an old 066 I had layin around.
That Chainsaw looks really well balanced with that bar on it & looks to cut like a really
PO"d Beaver ! : ) : )
I love to have have a tiny piece of that Maple for knife scales it sure is purrty!! : )
You make knives?
I would be happy to send ya some Mike. I will get a piece boxed up and let ya know.
@@ChrisGilliamOffGrid Hi ! Chris I've made a few Knives, Hatches and Axes in my day plus my own handles with each and love using a draw knife and spoke shave to make those handles !
@@IgotHeliFever Well that's freakin cool. I can do most things, but never bothered making a knife. I have one a young viewer made for me just days before he died, and I cherish it. Hope to skin beavers with it tomorrow. It's a Sharpfinger made of 52100. 😉
@@DIYwithUncleCy Any of those Disc you cut off would be like Christmas
to Me - Oh! ya! it is Christmas isn't it! Merry Christmas everyone ! : ) : )
Late to the game here, but a tip: Oil the bar groove top and bottom generously when installing new or new chain. If dry, the initial few seconds of wear will be great.
OK, did you see the spalting on that log? You had a ripping chain! Stand it on end and save that beauty! Whew! He did... just when the tears were starting to flow.
Gotta Love A Good Deal when it comes along ! " Merry Christmas " From Canada ATB T God Bless
Hopefully as these Chinese companies progress they will learn to spend a few cents more for better packing on international shipments. I bought one saw from hutzl and one from another Chinese company. Both boxes looked like they had been kicked down the interstate. And for some reason on both of them the only thing broken was the small screwdriver handle. Those things must be made of Austrian crystal!
Yeah I think some packing peanuts would be a big help. Just received my G388 and the chain break handle was broken. Runs great the chain tensioner is sketchy. I wrote their service an email now just waiting for replacement.
My new G660 showed up too. Some issues. The throttle linkage worked initially, now there is no response when it is blipped. The chain oil dumped a ton of oil on to the clutch and the antikick back bar no longer stops the saw. Any thoughts?
Love my blue thunder
That 8 pin rim sprocket seems to be holding that saw back, it should have a lot more to offer.
Southeastern Ohio Honey Bees & BBQ He also mentioned he had his milling chain on that long bar. I’m sure a skip tooth chain would’ve performed much better for what he was doing.
7 should be used
I like the color a lot.
Hello from ireland. Love your videos
Looks like OVERNIGHT shipped that one. I used to do shipping and receiving. Hard to find a good fast shipper. OVERNIGHT always delivered in pieces.
Hello, what are the factory settings of the holzfforma g660 carburettor. - because it doesn't work on those in the operating instructions
Mine wouldn't run after a year so I got an oem Tillitson carb and it runs good again but the idle tuning changes from day to day, rich or lean, any ideas?
Over all is holtzfforma worth buying? Was thinking g372xp never had a chainsaw before
How do you like those laser bars and chains? Thinking about picking up the 28".
What changed your mind about the 070?
Absolutely love looks of this saw.
Lemme guess blue is ur favorite color
Uncle another great video we appreciate your time. How much did you end up paying for the saw, it's a beast I really considering picking one up
These are just under 300 I believe. And broken we will just say I didn't pay anywhere near that 😁. As I said it was a good enough deal I was willing to part with a few bucks to get it.
Wonderful video! May just order me one.
I got a holzfforma g 660. The first time I tried to started it it sounded like it was about to start for second but didn't. That was the closest it got to starting after 30 minutes more of attempts. A few days later I tried again with the same results. A few days tried for the third time. Nothing. I had a neighbor help the following week and he got it going. After 5 minutes of running it started to sound like it wax running out gas and it died. It had plenty of gas. As it cooled and I tried to pull the starter chord got it got harder and finally jammed. Pulled off the starter cage and it was about to fine. the fly wheel was stuck but was able get it to move .looked online and an article said to put oil in cylinder and let it sit for a few days. After two more days I moved then piston and was moving. Today I tried and it would not move at all. Does it sound like the engine is seized? Can't seem to find a way to contact the company. Anyone know how to contact the company?
Wow! Awesome saw! What were you saying about the 404 pitch chain? I have a nearly new bar and chain. Fits 08 stihl and other large body stihl saws but no saw for it. The 880 is the only new stihl that would take it . Too expensive for what I want to do. I turned my 08(S) into a cut off saw.
You got any advice for trouble starting up a G660 brand new out of box? I'm a bit new to gas powered chainsaws... the few electric ones I've had just go at push of button, but after seeing one of your video's on milling wood I knew I needed a powerful chainsaw and maybe I just don't know the starting procedures... tried to follow along by the book, but maybe I'm missing something and I ended up flooding it. Any help would be greatly appreciated either by you or any of your followers! Thanks in advanced.
Both mine and my buddy Will's saws started on about the 8th pull the first time. Make sure the choke is on, you have to pull the trigger when you push it all the way down. After it pops once flip the lever to mid choke it should start at that position then let it idle for 30sec to a min when you pull the trigger the choke will shut off the rest of the way. I did have a G111 come to me that the linkage for all of that was messed up and I had to fix that before it worked. My other G111 had no issue when i got it. The thing about these saws is that they are meant for people that like working on their own machines since there are no US dealers as of yet.
yo unck that saw is sick gonna get one
I like the full wrap bar on those
Handle bar that is
What is the mix of fuel you used? was it 50:1 or 25:1?
I have been using Poulan synthetic 2 cycle oil mixed at 40 to 1 in all of the Chinese clones I have and they all seem to be doing great.
@@DIYwithUncleCy Thanks Cy. I appreciate the reply. The only reason I asked is because I noticed it said 25:1 on some websites, and the Stihl version asks for 50:1. Thanks again for the info.
I just purchased the Yuzhoukee YZ105. It fired up fine butthe chain isn't turning. I took the bar off, and sprocket turns. Should I adjust the chain a little looser and try again? I don't want to take the clutch off if I don't need to. HELP. I need to mill 200 black locust cookies ranging from 30 in. to 40 in. in diameter.
I switched the 36 in. bar to the 42 in. And I left the chain a little looser than the 36. It turns the chain with RPMs at about 7,000, but it takes 2 minutes to pull the chain 1 full rotation. Brand new saw, so does it need carburetor adjustment?
Thanks for the video. Question: I saw on another comment you were using a 3/8" .050" chain. Is that bar the Laser 41198? Thanks.
It is the 41198 9Rxdl so yea I think it is the same one you ar asking about. I bought the Bar and Chain as a kit they came together.
Another great video...thx for sharing
I like it. I've got to get me one of those 660.
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Were can i order one of these saws? How much total all to get it to me. Saw 28inch bar. To springfield mo.
www.huztl.net/92cc-Holzfforma-Blue-Thunder-G660-Gasoline-Chain-Saw-Power-Head-Without-Guide-Bar-and-Chain-Top-Quality-By-Farmertec-One-year-warranty-All-parts-are-compatible-with-MS660-066-Chainsaw-p692245.html
Anyone know what the life span or reliability is on the G660?
Wow that 36" bar looks soo long.I was cutting some big ash rounds with a 28" bar with a stihl ms 460 . Not used to that stuck tip in dirt. Guess those long bars are for guys out west
I'm in KCMO not even close to west LOL
I live in wva i love long bars. More teeth = less sharpening, domnt have to bend over nearly as much. There definitely is a learning curve . Once familiar way better
Is this a common occurrence with delivery?.?.? Need to know.... thanks
No not at all. this was a rare thing that happened so they diverted the saw to me and sent the original orderer a new saw. By the looks of it during the transport across the Ocean they hit some rough weather and the contents of the box shifted, this saw got the worst end of it.
I have the g72. Still won't start. On my 2nd carb. And now the pull handle is starting to stick. Thinking buying cheap was more expensive
Don't know what a G72 is I am guessing the G372. I have heard mixed things about the huskey clones but the Stihl clones seem to have less issues. To be honest the issues with this saw are all packaging and courier related and no fault of Holzfforma. It runs fine, will need a little tweaking after break in, but that is always expected with a new saw. I do have a G372XP ordered so I will reserve my judgement for when it arrives.
Yea for sure.
What oil ratio are you using diy with Uncle cy
I use 40 to 1 in all of the clones.
packaging has always been a little "iffy" on a lot of the chinese stuff I buy. I have to wonder how much money they waste due to damaged parts? For the saw, a molded foam encasement would be just the ticket to insure freedom of shipping damage.
Hi uncle cy
Can you recommend the G660?
Thanks for answer
Save your money
It works good in the completed assembly video.
Have you invested any serious work hours into that saw yet? I'm looking for a powerful saw for milling as well, but due to a fixed income I cannot afford to buy a Stihl or Husqvarna.. I appreciate any info you can provide. Thank you and God bless!
Actually I have gotten a few hours into it now. It was milling in one of my recent videos. I definitly give it s thumbs up.
@@DIYwithUncleCy thank you so much! Where can I purchase one of those saws? I'm wanting to use a 36 inch bar for milling, just not too sure on what size saw I'd need.
Thank you sir!
Hey man good video 👍 but please they are log dogs not bumper spikes.
Actually they are called Bucking spikes, log dogs hold a log still on a saw mill.
@@DIYwithUncleCy ha! Yer right I feel like a fool now!
i just got a g660 at a auction i need to replace the chain tensioner have a vido
I did a chain tensioner replacement on a G444 that one may help ya they are very similar.
Where can we find that 36" bar & chain at ?
I found it on Ebay. I looked for it recently when someone else asked the same question, but could not find it to offer a link. It is a Laser bar with a milling chain, you are welcome to try a search for it. Maybe it was out of stock before and my be back by now.
@@DIYwithUncleCy after watching your videos i ordered a g660 like yours with the 25" bar & chain i want a 36 but a 25" bar is enough ive been using a husqvarna 460 i found in the trash but i need to rebuild it now
I just got my g660 n having a hard time starting it..keep flooding it..frustrating..any tips
Adjust the carb
It was a faulty multifunction switch n trigger..
Buy a second hand ms660 chuck that other thing away.
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Would it work to cut up a body ?
had a chainsaw used only for quartering moose and deer.....fill the oiler up with cooking oil. works great.
Will that saw accept an Oregon etc bar?
This saw will accept any bar that can be used on a MS660 Stihl.
Thank you
do you use 3/8 .50 chain on those?
Yes this one is running 3/8 .050 chain.
Thank you sir much appriciated. Thinking of getting one as a second to my over priced stihl. Glad i can swap bars and chain.
Where can I get a 42" bar to fit this saw?
Any bar that will fit an MS660 will fit this saw. I have seen up to 52 inch bars for it on eBay.
Где можно такую пилу заказать? Где вы ее покупали?
Sorry for got to add the link in the description.
www.huztl.net/92cc-Holzfforma-Blue-Thunder-G660-Gasoline-Chain-Saw-Power-Head-Without-Guide-Bar-and-Chain-Top-Quality-By-Farmertec-One-year-warranty-All-parts-are-compatible-with-MS660-066-Chainsaw-p692245.html
Cy do you speak russian?
@@hosocat1410 yes . Russian.
Hi, I noticed the handle is a bit different than the normal one, like it goes over the right side of the chainsaw too, when usually they hast have it on the left one because when you saw you flip the chainsaw over its right side for cutting and then you handle it with the left, so I wonder, what is the purpose of that handle that goes over the right side as well?
It is called a full wrap handle. Many bigger saws have them, the G444 has a handle like this too. It helps expand the ways in which the saw can be used when felling trees.
That's how you warm up a 2 stroke.
Had to carve out a little section on my farmertec 660 so the handle would full engage the brake mine had to go well past the muffler.
Yea it's real close on this one.
As I used my kit saw the closer the brake lever got. So I replaced it with a used Stihl part.
How many cc's engine.
91.6cc
92cc
Man that packaging is rough...
Indeed it was.
Bought a g444 and have had nothing but problems.waist of my hard earned money.Ill stick with my old mac's 50years old and no problems. At least I can count on it to do its job. what a rip off.
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The logger boys, tell me that the plastic parts R kinda shity, if U use em hard throw em around or they get swatted. The pull starter housings and inner parts take a beating 2, so they swap em out for Stihl OEM pts. So I guess U kinda get watcha pay fer, A?
Well I'm not a logger but with minor care mine has lasted for almost 2 years and seems to perform quite well considering. I use it mainly for cutting slabs from hardwood such as oak, walnut, ash, and maple. It gets pretty hot but has remained running quite well. Not to say it would stand up to daily use but it has been a boon for me and more than paid for itself since I have has it.
@@DIYwithUncleCy mine doesn't seem to be running great.
when it is running it cuts great but that seems to be rare since i got it.
got it home the first time and filled it up and test run it (just run it without cutting) and then put it in my room.
next day i go to use it and doesn't start at all, ends up flooding itself.
took it into my car mechanic friend and we took a look at it and it looked ok but still would not run.
then we sent it to a Mennonite person who "opened it up and let it dry out" and then it was running again.
so today i used it to cut , ran it till it ran out of gas then let it sit for a while to cool down a bit so i could fill it up again and continue.
wouldn't start again.
so now i have it back in my room again. i took the spark plug out and just sat it on the floor and we will see in the morning i guess if it will start again XD
im wondering if my fuel is no good.
the mennonite fellow said they suspected water got into the fuel fuel system but thing is , i never even run the chainsaw while it's raining and it's always in the house with me where it's nice and dry.
the only thing i can think of that might cause water in the system is maybe the fuel is bad somehow,
or maybe condensation from the chainsaw being so hot and then cooling down maybe ?
and especially today when it stopped running , didn't rain a single drop and was so hot.
@@logangraham2956 I have been operating chainsaws, as a professinal logger for over 45 years, and have tried out, wore out, and lets not forget wrecked, more saws than I care 2 remember. Most water/fuel problems that we had were from rain/snow getting in to transfer jugs, or bad fuel with water already in it. Also its not wise from my experiance 2 use ethanol gas. We have scored/blew a few saws relating back 2 this.
Wow... AAA+++
She throws the noodles all right
Reisa Broto Asmoro
36" Paris
2009