HUSQVARNA 312OXP 562XP CHAINSAWS...TWO NEW ONES!
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Today I add to the chain saw fleet 2 new saws! A new 3120xp and the all new 562xp mark ll chain saws! The 3120xp was at a price I could not pass up and the new 562xp fills a void in the saws that we have and should be a great mid-size saw for us to have for tree jobs and for my aging old carcass!
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Funny how people think what is a fast saw. Dad had a tree fall across his lane and needed help cutting it up. I took one of my 562xp saws to his house. He told me it was a fast cutting saw. So I guess my 562 is dad approved. Enjoy The Journey - Cheers
It is a very nice saw!
LoL Chris. My wife asked me the same thing last year when I found a used 461 at a pawn shop.
Told her yes as I am cutting more and don't want to wear out 1 saw and I csn cycle between them both
Yup, saws need rest just like you!
562 is a good saw , 562 mark ll is a great saw ! I have one of each and think the mark ll does everything just a little bit better 👍🏻
So far i like it a lot too!
I've had my 562xp for about 10 years,no problems at all and run the heck out of it,my go to saw all the time,for stumps and firewood
Nice...this new one is great!
I bought the 562XP a few months ago and love it.
Yup, nice saw!
When a saw has more cc's than a scooter! 😊
yup...power!
562xp is next. I've got a 555 now, which is close to the same saw. I bought it in 2011 and it's still my "go to"
Nice!
Neat video. The D-shaped starter handles usually are provided on the fire department roof saws so you don‘t have to take gloves off to start them. In my research if you run a decent oil minimum 40:1 on the 5 series and then gut the muffler after warranty you‘ll get good life out of them. Just listening to that 562 you can hear how restricted the exhaust is.
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2:37 I have 3 Stihl MS880s and one 088.😇 I don't actually NEED any of those behemoths, but they are fun machines as a hobby or occasional forestry work.😅😇
Greetings from Finland.🇫🇮🌲🌲
Yup, it is big toy!
I was most of the way through this video yesterday when I had to leave , nice saws Chris. Keep on cutting
Thanks for coming back!
When my husband and I go to Home Depot, my husband always asks me. Do you really need that? Always the same answer. Yup!!!😅
Ha! Good one!
Great video. I like the comparisons. You could set that 5’bar on top of the wood pile, start her up and let it cut to the bottom. Quick bunch of rounds cut. 🤭🤭
Great idea!
Must be fun to start. It has a snowblower handle on it
Yup.
Chris always a great 👍 time watching you and Bert play in the wood 🪵 yard 😮😊❤
Thanks!
When your wife ask if you needed a new saw. I figured you just said, More! Lol
Ha! She did ask if I was going to sell one first..I said no gotta test the new ones out first!
Hi Chris: I really like my 562XPG, great saw. I just added full wrap handles to my 562 and 572. Good luck with the new saws.
Hello Richard!! Sounds great!
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
Definitely big boy toys!!
Take care buddy!!😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
Yup, thanks Al!
Congrats on the new saws! The 3120 is a beast.
Thanks YES!
Nice saws . Husqvarna has you for life , and you like it ! 💕
I just ran a Stihl today ...very nice saw!
Very nice saws. Even to a stihl owner. That last comment was for Bert. Haha. Very nice video.
Stihl doesn't get the marketing aspect. We may get one sometime.
Thanks!!
Great looking saw!! We allwant a bigger saw till we use it all day!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
The big saws save on gym membership, it took me a few weeks before I was able to run the 592 for 8 tanks of gas in a day bucking large logs but I am getting old as well. One tank of gas in the 088 42" b&c is more than I want for a day I wonder if the 3120s are any lighter than the old Stihl?🤔 1%💩😁
THAT is not an all day saw..maybe a couple tanks...
Yup, the big ones can break you!
For me being a car guy its always been C.I. - Hp. now I've added Bar Inches, to my mantra "Never too many"! Ray
Big is fun but fro every day I prefer a 24" bar
Love it.
Thanks!!
The 3120 is also used by railroads for rail cutting. Also popular for Alaskan sawmills. Works great for stretching arms.
rail or ties?😉🙃😁
RR ties???
I think ties??
@InTheWoodyard probably the K model.
With the cutting wheel, to cut the steel rail? Would be my gess.
I got the farmer tech g660. I call it blue ball for a reason! 😂 Puts strain on the groin from the weight! 😂
Nice new saws
Thanks 👍
Nice saws 😊
Yup, thanks!
Wow Chris now that is Power good for you love it ( Ty Ron
Thanks...more to come!
The 3120xp needs it's own dolly or winch just to move it around!! GNI
Yup, it is stupid big!
🤘Looks fun!
Yup!
The Punisher!
it does that!
Good Friday morning Chris
Thanks Mr. Bobby ...SAME TO YOU!
Nice video guys. Because you can is good enough for me. I’m intrigued with the 562 xp mk2. Time will tell if they got things improved enough to help the 562 series regain its status (l hope so as it might be the perfect saw for “older operators”). GNI
I love the saw I ran it some it's very nice
It is really nice so far, more to come with it!
562xp MK II has much more than just new bearings. It’s basically a new saw. They only share a few parts from the previous generation.
Yes it is a really nice saw!
New 2 x Serious Toys😊
Chris tell your wife I got warranty😊
Yup, all fun!
I'd be running a good oil @32:1 if I were you, especially in the 5 series. I've always ran a good clean burning oil at 32:1 from the advice of my saw guy, who knows a thing or two.
does the recommended 32:1 keep your saw guy in business?😉🤔😁
I guess I believe and trust the manufacturer and the hundreds of engineers that develop a product over decades first. But that is just me.
??? maybe so???
@@InTheWoodyard The manufacturers know. It's the EPA that has their hands tied. Ask Scott about the bearing failures on the 5 series. He knows. Any good saw builder knows. Just tryin' to help ya out. Anyone that's been running saws for awhile has noticed that the motors are using less fuel and as a result oil now than they did back in the 90's. Strato charging makes it even worse as those motors likely are less lubricated at 32:1 than an older saw was running 50:1. Less fuel used = less oil for the same amount of work being done. From the builder who ported my saws. "I have several ported 5 series saws on a tree crew in Montana that have over 1000 hours on them running a heavier oil ratio and they’re fine. In fact, out of several hundred 5 series that I have ported, I have never had one come back for bearing issues. And that is because you guys are all running more oil". 50:1 is for emissions, not for saw longevity, period.
Hey Chris if you are up late reading the comments you might be able to see the northern lights if you stick your head out the window. We were able to see them in southern Ontario.
I was editing until 1:00am but I have seen them a lot before ....in ALASKA out in the wilderness... nothing will ever compete with that.
The 562 is really nice I like it alot
But it is not purple.😁
Yup, it is a great saw!
Ha!
That 3210 would be a good saw for Gavin to use with his Pinkster
I don't think so!
That's on heavy looking saw Chris not for every day use lol we use to have a go cart with a big chainsaw engine on it very fast .
Yup, it is a hog!
👍👍👍
Thanks!!!
Hey Chris, what’s your technique for breaking in/seating the rings on you new saw especially the 3120?
I just do want the tech at the dealership told....run it.
Just use it like Kenny.
I cut all my firewood with a 562xp around 300 face cord a year with no problems I want to try a mark ll
I like it just fine so far!
Cool beans
NO! Hot beans!!! Haaa!
Chris, I think you took what Kenny said to the next level, you no longer have a weenie saw(s). 😂 Can not wait to see the video on Bert’s channel. Awesome video.
Thanks for watching!
I think I would put Adams 42in bar on my 390 before using the 5ft bar
@@BertsCustomCuts I definitely agree with you.
You bought that for Me to use when Ever I get to stop buy HAHAHAHA
It is a hog!
Morning
Hello!
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Thanks!
That's such a good deal you can't afford not to buy it.
That is my story too!
Looking at a 572 or a 562 for blocking logs what do you suggest
The correct answer is always one more so get both!😁 use the 562 if the logs avg less than 16" and the 572 16" and up.YMMV
My advice if you are getting only one.... buy both! Haaaa! If I had to choose one...572. But as I get older....I would be very happy with the 562.
That cap you said wasnt original is the original if its 20yo saw, you can put your scrench around it aswell just not the screwdriver part of it, you use the big socket for that.
Thanks for the info!
@@InTheWoodyard no problemo, goodnight irene! 🫡🤠
562 mkii its all New Saw :)
Yup, it seems to be now that I have run it a couple times..very nice!
i have like a 2 year old but made in 2020 or 21 . i think its a hybrid to the 562 mark2. its a great saw, but doesnt really like frozen logs. i suspect that the chain speed is so high , it doesnt drop into the kerf fast enough. making it feels like its not cutting right. thats when you switch over to a stihl or a bigger saw with lower chain rpm. i really want to try the 572 .i'm about sold on switching brands completely. on a tornado clean up, we were running the 562 against a 362 stihl and the husky was out running the stihl, in warm wood.
looking at the front of the tooth, are they the same style, each type has a little different cut, some have a rounded side cut and others are 90° to the top
@@cobra-mn745 I tried the husky chain. I think it was c83. I switched everything over to the Stihl yellow link 3/8 . Which is square not rounded sides. 🍎 To 🍏
If I was forced to pick one...572
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That big 3120 needs the old style 2 man saw setup just to handle the monster!
We just need the ID10T handle for it.
@@BertsCustomCuts Priceless!!!
@@BertsCustomCuts I like it 👍but for an old codger like me too politically correct! I prefer terms like the dumb end of a tape measure.1%💩😁
Yup, maybe so!
Haaaaa!
Good Morning Woodhounds!!(-:
Thanks!
The only difference between men and boys, is the cost of their toys.
That is one ...some others are that ....they give more than they take, do the right thing even when no one is watching, put others before themselves, sacrifice there time talent and money to help others, do more than is expected of them, don't give up at the first sign of difficulty, tell the truth, defend the weak, offer a hand instead of asking for help....
@@InTheWoodyard Very good and so true, thank you for reminding me of the positive and not just the funny. That is what I like about your channel, you do all those things, and you have a great bunch of friends and all of you set a good example for the rest of us.
No matter how you slice or dice it....even the most expensive and unnecessary chainsaw is still cheaper than a sports car or powerboat.😂😂😂
Yup, truth!
Exactly, which is why there seems to be more enthusiasts than ever before. It's cheaper to spice up a saw now a days over a bike or car.
Todays pointless info.
Outside north America they sell a 560xp
Same saw as a 562 but a small bar mount pattern.
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But they did sell a very small number of Johnson-reds in north America that are the equivalent of a 560
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I think you'd get more use out of the old 3120 with a 32" bar.
Probably get it just about under 30lbs with a light bar.
But the reality is, its a darn big saw. And a 90cc saw works just as good on a 32" and far far lighter.
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Thanks!!! Interesting!!! I just shot a video with the alder/cherry/vine maple you gave me , THANKS!!
@InTheWoodyard I packed 50 gal of fuel home.
I scaled 200lbs lighter with the fuel then the wood. And the wood took up half the space the fuel did.
Didn't really want to miss the opportunity to save about $2 a gal.
It also allowed me to run the round trip from Wyoming to Indiana back to Wyoming on $3.45 E0 91
Hey. Chris. Baby
Sir Ralphy Baby strikes again!!!
too cheap firewood.
Oh, you're a geek, aren't you?
I have no idea what is circling around in you mind with that statement.
whats better oak or black locus for firewood btus
Black locust is 26.8 million btu’s red oak is 24, I had some locust over the winter and it got my stove really hot it’s my new favorite wood.
Oak is 24 and locust is 27...