*Coming up on having had this saw for a year....am a casual user and bought it to cut up sections for bowl blanks. Easy to start, **Bestfor.Garden** also recommend even after storage for a couple of months. Simple chain tension adjustment. Just cut up some 20" Osage Orange, including ripping bolts in half (at an angle). Like butter!*
Great job great saw i have a 576xp auto tune not much done with it its for my own personal use but it seems to be coming along nicely i have a 28" along with a 20" bar . Like the work you are doing cutting to the scut everybody else seems afraid to stoop lol
A very good vídeo and your second minute resume my coice too experimente the 576 xp 450n torq at 8100 rpm.I only buy to fill the torq and the low at high full power curve.A amazing soft saw,low fuel consumer but the bulk 6.6kg dry is true?9 kg full?Thanks for your video without I haven't fill some very good moments with my last trade saw.Greatings and please recommend me some sizes to a mm in my new buy a very low used 372 xt. oporto PortugalAndré campos
great video craig,that's a awfuly big hammer your carrying, are those hard head wedges any good how they holding up,youve got some pretty great camera angles there
Ay up Gary, that's what we call a tree mons hammer(10pounder) the white nylon insert for the hi-lift is holding up well highly recommend, the yellow one is a Oregon standard wedge, the camera angles well that's how it happened, a lot steepish bank work at the mo, cheers for comment.... :-)
*Coming up on having had this saw for a year....am a casual user and bought it to cut up sections for bowl blanks. Easy to start, **Bestfor.Garden** also recommend even after storage for a couple of months. Simple chain tension adjustment. Just cut up some 20" Osage Orange, including ripping bolts in half (at an angle). Like butter!*
Great job great saw i have a 576xp auto tune not much done with it its for my own personal use but it seems to be coming along nicely i have a 28" along with a 20" bar . Like the work you are doing cutting to the scut everybody else seems afraid to stoop lol
+Hound Dawgs cheers for the positive comment....
Izzul best tengok
nice clean cutting.
A very good vídeo and your second minute resume my coice too experimente the 576 xp 450n torq at 8100 rpm.I only buy to fill the torq and the low at high full power curve.A amazing soft saw,low fuel consumer but the bulk 6.6kg dry is true?9 kg full?Thanks for your video without I haven't fill some very good moments with my last trade saw.Greatings and please recommend me some sizes to a mm in my new buy a very low used 372 xt. oporto PortugalAndré campos
great video craig,that's a awfuly big hammer your carrying, are those hard head wedges any good how they holding up,youve got some pretty great camera angles there
Ay up Gary, that's what we call a tree mons hammer(10pounder) the white nylon insert for the hi-lift is holding up well highly recommend, the yellow one is a Oregon standard wedge, the camera angles well that's how it happened, a lot steepish bank work at the mo, cheers for comment.... :-)
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How you like the saw? is that autotune or older version?
It's a 2014 576xp auto tune model been a very good saw to me....😀👍
Izzul ni kecel lagi
what neck wrap is that
SuburbSofter Husqvarna...
what type of wood is that ?
Ash and Sycamore....😃
Did the ash beetle destory a lot of tree's in your area. I live in mid michigan and there are a lot of dead ash.
Hi I'm from the UK our ash trees suffer from this www.forestry.gov.uk/chalara
sort of bad and good , more wood for me and my fireplace cool keep sawing
Kakakhahaha