You ain’t an average person when it comes to a saw buddy. You’re a hardwood timber cutter. You make a livin at it. Your opinion is worth a lot. Awesome that husky reaches out to ya!
Not many MEN have a momma willing to still sacrifice and do a job she has never seen let alone done before. I say she is a keeper and she has a future in youtube also
👍👍👍👍You're professional Stevey, it's the learning that will keep you humble. Look how far you came and never forget the person who help you gain those skills.
Seems like that 592 has the get up of the 395. Can’t wait to get my hands on the 592, I’ve been running a 395 and 575. Think momma did good cam work. Good job and be safe brother
Good vid Stevie nice to see you on here more!! Looks like your doing well on you new job… congrats… id have to call ya a professional tree cutter myself…thats a pretty badass saw!! Mamma did good!
Nothing average about your cutting skills buddy, we all agree your for sure a professional at your craft. They always say if you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life.
Another cracking video. You should employ your camera lady full time lol awesome camera work. Very interesting comparison between the two saws I have always run husqvarna saws I love my 560xp and 372xp. Looking forward to the next video. You all take care. Regards from across the pond
Hey Steve I'm an expert ! An x is a has been & a spert is something done under pressure lol ! Well if my 41 years of logging is worth anything I'd say your a professional buddy ! Happy new year!
I've been running saws for over 40 years ,, done tree work and been around it my entire life...... 55 yrs old and I can say you are a Pro !!!! Nice work ....👍👍
Crystal you did a great job filming and staying back out of the way. Steve I believe it likes the 28 just fine. Y'all take care and have a blessed day and be careful out there. Happy New Year and see you on your next video.
Man you need to keep making these kind of videos. Be safe. And happy new year ole buddy. Good job on the camera mama. You need to put her on the pay roll. 👍
Brand new subscriber here, and I'll spend some time catching up, but I'd love to undetstand the stump techniques you use. I have seen these techniques before but yours is so polished that I now know you are the actual source of the technique. I know it's all second nature for you, and I can see what you are doing but the thought behind it would be great! Sorta like an artist explaining why a particular brush stroke was used???
Yep maxima formula k2 is what I'm starting to run went fron amsoil saber 100:1 mixed at 50:1 and when I tore a couple saws down didn't have much oil film in anything but you definitely have a nice coat of oil with this maxima k2
Well, when you backbar you put a lot of extra pressure on the nose sprocket! That is what a strong saw and pushing your equipment to your ability will get. You find the weakest link… one cheap bar!
your time and opinion is just important as the next person don't sell your self short they know who you are. You and mama have a great new year and be safe MR&MRS BILLOW BUILT THANKS AGAIN STEVIE PS JUST KEEP WACKING AND STACKING
Yep Steve you are a professional you just don’t know it. The saw is a prototype. They sent it to you for an evaluation if they are a company worth a toot they will listen and correct the stuff you find wrong. Happy New Year y’all.
It is only fitting that is given to a guy that actually runs a chainsaw for a living. So far what I've been seeing with the saw is that it has a lot of lugging power for Eastern Hardwood
Every job has its bad and good. I just go in with a clear head and the mindset to enjoy my day. Dont get yourself thinking of bad things in the woods that's when mistakes happen and you get hurt. Stay safe ol timer. Happy new years bud
Stevie , in an old video you showed filming the back corner off the tooth. Could you do a video of that thought process again. Maybe with some other advanced sharpening tips
I didn't no that u wasn't working with Logger Wade anymore cause was watching some of his videos and didn't see u in them and I asked him about u and he said u went to try different things and I hope y'all are still friends and stuff cause u worked there for awhile with them
Dont sale ur self short brother u are a professional faller. That 395 sounds healthy buddy i like it. Never ran 1 but i like it lol. Hope u have a happy new year.
I would consider you as a professional timber cutter and so does husqvarna or you would not have been chosen for the review do you honestly think they are going turn off a grand saw to just any jack leg keep up the great work
You're doin just fine mama, just remember whether you know it or see what's goin on there's a good reason the saw pilot is evacuating lol. He also wouldn't let you hang out in a spot that may getcha hurt neither, as much as he might lead on and let you think it he aint gonna let ya get hurt.
great video! i’m a firewood guy over here just bucking up big oak and maple logs, i have most of the big husky saws, 372,572, and 395, i seem to prefer the 300 series saws better, just seem like they kick in stronger than the 572, i just run full skip husky chain, make my own up, anyhow time is money, how can i get the 395 with 32” bar to spin and cut quicker? you mentioned sprockets, and chain, any intel would be appreciated.
@@stevebillow395 thanks for the info on that, your right but it’s just about negligible, i must of not heard you right in the video, i thought you said pro comp chains, which i never heard of, i’m trying to get some sort of mechanical advantage through either gearing or engine modification to really make the saw sing! some days i beat up a lot of chains either by dirty wood or hitting metal in these homeowner trees so that’s why i stay with the full skip, just to save time sharpening.
@@stevebillow395 My buddy Steve told me ya don't want to ever touch the rakers on a battery powered. The extra pull over heats the squirrel running the wheel inside, unless ya live in the Klondike! Just what I heard...
Your technique of leaving a heel on the back side or trigger cut seems to be far more safe and quicker than anything else I have witnessed. my money would be on you sir. How did that sawoff turn out?
Not very many time I will just cut out the back. If I have somebody else on the ground I always use the trigger on the back that way i know where they are before i release. The saw off never happened "he knew what was gonna happen and cant stand to lose"
Don't sell yourself short, your a professional. You have put the time and effort as a cutter. You have more time in the people with a college degree, and they call them professionals and have never put the work in on the job.
Husky and Stihl both started casting their pro saw magnesium parts in Brazil....Brazil has collapsed pretty much since the covid crap started. Hence.....the delay in getting saws.
@@stevebillow395 mid Atlantic Stihl rep told me about the Brazil thing before the shipping crisis. If you look at some of the saws like we use anymore for example a 395 I know for sure say made in Brazil and most all Stihls are made in Brazil, at least the crankcase is. But who cares about a Stihl anyways 😂😂🤣🤣....but husky is doing it too..
I like the 572 alot but it dont pull my longer bars well. Supper pumped they came out with the big brother 592 for longer bars. If all you plan to pull is 20" then the 572 is the saw to get. Might pull a 24 ok if you are a super chain filer or have a grinder
Mr. Billow, having run the 592xp for a year now as you state , if ya already have a hot rod 395xp wood ya get rid of it and get a 592xp ? It sure sounds like it’s hot out of the box and looks like the 572xps bigger brother (I have a 572xp and think it’s an excellent saw). Your opinion / input appreciated by all
@@stevebillow395 I already have a built one Stevie. Just wondering if it’s really THAT much better than the 395xp (which btw is one of 2 Husqvarners I own , the other is a 572xp - I’m a STIHL guy at heart ). Thanks
@@stevebillow395 there are some videos of guys who have gotten them from overseas and ported them but to my trained eye they don’t seem to run any quicker thru the timber than a strong woods ported 395xp. Stock vs stock it appears the 592xp is gonna walk a stock 395xp but when modded it looks like a wash. I think the manufacturers are making them “hot right out of the box” and the gains are going to be more difficult to get than the older more “choked up versions”. I built a 572xp that has considerably more pull than stock by doing some flow enhancements on the cylinder, piston mods and a tuned tube exhaust while keeping similar mileage. I was surprised how much wood that saw cut on a tank in stock trim and was determined to build one that was strong yet didn’t drink the fuel like a drunken sailor. The cylinder looks similar to the 572 with the exception of cast transfers. It should build similarly. It makes no sense to me why guys try to build a bullet that don’t last 6months and uses excessive amounts of fuel. In my processing/ tree / side work / angle you’re better off with a strong saw that lasts and sips gas as close as Ya can get to the stocker ... imho the “fastest saw cuts the MOST wood using the LEAST amount of fuel” I don’t give a shit how fast the saw cuts , if you’re outta gas when ya still have 1/2 tank of oil you just don’t ain’t gonna get ahead 😎
We call them "S irons" I'm sure you can order them off amazon or you can use another method that's cheaper and holds as good. We mostly buy and use truss plates that holds your rafter together in your house. You can buy those at any home improvement store and cheap. The S irons are a pain to drive in due to the shape
Dame I want one hope they did something better on the crank bearings I've been through 2 372xp brand new ones in last yr n half cuz of bearing failure I sold the 2nd one before the bearings took a shit cuz they wouldn't warranty it because it was over a yr from the time I bought the first one ud think it would have started over when they gave me the 2nd but nope so I sold it went back to the old stihl 046 it's stock n eats that 372xp alive
I like the 572 but not a fan of it on the stump for the size timber I cut. It's a great skidder saw or firewood saw. If your going through bearing like that I'd make a change on what your feed the saw. Iv never lost crank bearings
You have the 372 x torq if its newer than 10 years. And yes they do eat up bearings. The original 372 rarely had issues. If you're cutting medium hardwood 572 is fine. Bigger stuff like what Steve cuts the old reliable Husky 390xp is a bulletproof saw. However I am saving up my money right now for a 592 XP.
Alll ways look up please loook uppp u can hold the camera on him annnnn loook up for you and him but you alllll know to loook up risk level lower the average death if u look up an weres her hat
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You ain’t an average person when it comes to a saw buddy. You’re a hardwood timber cutter. You make a livin at it. Your opinion is worth a lot. Awesome that husky reaches out to ya!
Appreciate it bud, just see myself as a normal joe doing his thang
Don't kid yourself, you're a professional! Momma's doing good with the camera, we just need more videos from you.have a good new year
Appreciate it bud, vids are coming just crazy busy. Happy new years
Not many MEN have a momma willing to still sacrifice and do a job she has never seen let alone done before. I say she is a keeper and she has a future in youtube also
Shes definitely a keeper
👍👍👍👍You're professional Stevey, it's the learning that will keep you humble. Look how far you came and never forget the person who help you gain those skills.
Chucky I said that to momma the other day, look how far we come and cant wait to see what's next. Hope you have a great new years bud
Seems like that 592 has the get up of the 395. Can’t wait to get my hands on the 592, I’ve been running a 395 and 575. Think momma did good cam work. Good job and be safe brother
I really think the 592 has more power than a 395, seems to pull harder to me
Good vid Stevie nice to see you on here more!! Looks like your doing well on you new job… congrats… id have to call ya a professional tree cutter myself…thats a pretty badass saw!! Mamma did good!
Thanks bud, hope you have a good new years
Nothing average about your cutting skills buddy, we all agree your for sure a professional at your craft. They always say if you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life.
Thanks matt I appreciate it bud
Another cracking video. You should employ your camera lady full time lol awesome camera work. Very interesting comparison between the two saws I have always run husqvarna saws I love my 560xp and 372xp. Looking forward to the next video. You all take care. Regards from across the pond
Dont give her the idea of employment lol it is a very impressive saw for sure. Happy new years bud
@@stevebillow395 and from us all we wish you and your family a very happy new year
Fantastic video. Mama did a splendid job filming. Hopefully we see more videos
Thanks lee, I hope momma will follow me in the woods more often
You deserve husqvarna to think of you to test saws. Your very very good at what you do and you were a diehard stihl man. Great video
Thanks bud, iv still got stihl saws but they dont get to play much anymore
Hey Steve I'm an expert ! An x is a has been & a spert is something done under pressure lol ! Well if my 41 years of logging is worth anything I'd say your a professional buddy ! Happy new year!
Hahahaha just a normal joe here loving the trade. Hope you all have a safe new years
Mama did a great job! Thanks to you for your sacrifice of sleep to entertain us.
She needs to lose more sleep to help with the videos lol
I have been running the 572 for a few years now and very happy with it. like it better then the 372. handle and trigger feels way better too.
I really like the 572 as well, dont think it's got the power for the longer bars I like to run but a strong saw indeed
I've been running saws for over 40 years ,, done tree work and been around it my entire life...... 55 yrs old and I can say you are a Pro !!!!
Nice work ....👍👍
Thanks I appreciate it
Sounded like it handled both bars very well and you can tell it’s got power in hardwood
It's not a saw that you want to whack the drags down on. I found that out yesterday when I jumped out of the tree in my lap
Crystal you did a great job filming and staying back out of the way. Steve I believe it likes the 28 just fine. Y'all take care and have a blessed day and be careful out there. Happy New Year and see you on your next video.
Dont go and give her a big head billy, hope you have a good new years bud
That seems like a nice saw! And I would not be afraid to say yes you are a professional!!
Yes im very happy with how they built this saw. Thanks bud I appreciate it
Man you need to keep making these kind of videos. Be safe. And happy new year ole buddy. Good job on the camera mama. You need to put her on the pay roll. 👍
Hahaha dont tell her about getting paid or I'm screwed
@@stevebillow395 all they know we don’t work for free. They can smell the money 💰
@@shawnrussell1786 hahaha let me cut red oak for a day and see if she likes the smell lol
@@stevebillow395 all if you do that you will get all kinds of Lovins.
Brand new subscriber here, and I'll spend some time catching up, but I'd love to undetstand the stump techniques you use.
I have seen these techniques before but yours is so polished that I now know you are the actual source of the technique.
I know it's all second nature for you, and I can see what you are doing but the thought behind it would be great!
Sorta like an artist explaining why a particular brush stroke was used???
Thanks for the sub. Check around on my channel, iv got alot of felling videos and info on the stumps
Husquvarna was smart to send you a saw. And you are a professional !!!
Thanks bud I appreciate that
Nice job both of you.
Yep maxima formula k2 is what I'm starting to run went fron amsoil saber 100:1 mixed at 50:1 and when I tore a couple saws down didn't have much oil film in anything but you definitely have a nice coat of oil with this maxima k2
Exactly.... happy new years Kevin
@@stevebillow395 happy New Year Steve and family....has to be better than the last 2yrs lol
@@kevinz763 Guarentee that
I gotta 1stgen taco 00 and several old chevys. And I grew up riding 3wheelers and a Honda Big Red. Lol what a coincidence
I hardly ride my big red anymore and sold the taco few years back
Seems to me she did a fine job with that camera. I agree Oregon bars for the should be better for what they cost.
For the cost of them yes they should hold up better than they do
Stevie you're as good as I've seen keep your head up you're doing good
Love it glad u 2 fell lil better
Thanks john, we both feel great
We need more videos on this 592xp great job 👍👍👍
They are coming
Well, when you backbar you put a lot of extra pressure on the nose sprocket! That is what a strong saw and pushing your equipment to your ability will get.
You find the weakest link… one cheap bar!
That's true but oregon needs to upgrade there bars and go to a 3 rivet tip. The price of them are stupid for as junk as they are
your time and opinion is just important as the next person don't sell your self short they know who you are. You and mama have a great new year and be safe MR&MRS BILLOW BUILT THANKS AGAIN STEVIE PS JUST KEEP WACKING AND STACKING
Thanks Terry, I hope you all have a great new years. That wacking and stacking is the passion
Sounds like it liked the 28 in bar better not sure if it is the rpm on the 24 in bar may not b good for the higher rpm it's doing
The 24 was a much better chain allowing the rpm to stay up top and the 28 was a must more used dull chain
tell your wife thanks. this old guy loves your videos.love hand cutting.
Thank Brian il let her know
Keep the videos coming brother. From another average feller.
I try when iv got time. Have a good new year bud
Great stuff Crystal and Stevie, Happy New Year to Ye All👌👍🙏🙂
Hey pat hope you have a great new years
@@stevebillow395 Thank You Stevie 👍🙏🙂🍻
When you mentioned the back of the tooth do you just take a round file and hit the back of the tooth a couple times.
Nice video , super job Mirek B. Czech Republic.😀👍💪🌲🌳
You ARE a pro Steve, AND you are HONEST. I think that might be why Husky reached out. (my opinion)
Thanks bud I appreciate it
Yep Steve you are a professional you just don’t know it. The saw is a prototype. They sent it to you for an evaluation if they are a company worth a toot they will listen and correct the stuff you find wrong. Happy New Year y’all.
Stevie, I totally disagree, young man Frankly, you are a Pro! Happy New Year to you both🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Really appreciate it bud, hope you have a great new years
Hope there isn’t too much drama between you and tater. Seems like y’all are doing a good job at keep it off the you tube.
@clark engelman I left them 3 months ago back on my own contract cutting
It is only fitting that is given to a guy that actually runs a chainsaw for a living. So far what I've been seeing with the saw is that it has a lot of lugging power for Eastern Hardwood
I'm truly impressed how it pulls and Carrie's itself in hardwood
Great video and talk about the saw keep them coming
Thanks David hope you have a good new years
@@stevebillow395 happy new year
Hey Steve 👋, hey Crystal great video
Hey rob
Great video. Wish I could cut like that.
We’ve got a terrible cutting job coming up.
Hwy. power lines , creek…🥺🤨
Every job has its bad and good. I just go in with a clear head and the mindset to enjoy my day. Dont get yourself thinking of bad things in the woods that's when mistakes happen and you get hurt. Stay safe ol timer. Happy new years bud
If you survive over 2 years hand cutting and still living. You are a professional cutter.
Clear head keeps a feller alive
Stevie , in an old video you showed filming the back corner off the tooth. Could you do a video of that thought process again. Maybe with some other advanced sharpening tips
Yeah il give it a try
I didn't no that u wasn't working with Logger Wade anymore cause was watching some of his videos and didn't see u in them and I asked him about u and he said u went to try different things and I hope y'all are still friends and stuff cause u worked there for awhile with them
Left there 3 months ago and I ain't heard 1 word from him since I left so take it for how it is
Good looking saw
I ran versa cut oregan bar it's got alot board ft on it an it's stupid light 2 yrs of cutting n firewood cutting been great bar
I'll need to get the spacer for my husky to run stihl bars on it
Yeah to much money for my broke ass but really good bars
Dont sale ur self short brother u are a professional faller. That 395 sounds healthy buddy i like it. Never ran 1 but i like it lol. Hope u have a happy new year.
Hahaha that 395 is fun to run
@@stevebillow395 absolutely i sent u a friend request on Facebook to. Happy new year!!
I understand it . Your good cutter.
Better get the camera lady a hard hat.
Shes got 1 and hard headed
Getting the Boss Lady out of bed at 6AM on Sunday is like dancing on quicksand......get your brain and heart in gear (at the same time.....)
Lol it does her some good to get out of bed early on weekends
So Steve how are you still liking that 592 ?, Some day I will see you and tell you my thoughts on it .
New subscriber today Steve and Momma !!!👍👍😊
Welcome
I would consider you as a professional timber cutter and so does husqvarna or you would not have been chosen for the review do you honestly think they are going turn off a grand saw to just any jack leg keep up the great work
Thats a great video Stevey and Mama!
You're doin just fine mama, just remember whether you know it or see what's goin on there's a good reason the saw pilot is evacuating lol. He also wouldn't let you hang out in a spot that may getcha hurt neither, as much as he might lead on and let you think it he aint gonna let ya get hurt.
I'd never put her in harm's way and that's another reason to trigger the back of the trees. To make sure she and nobody else has snuck into a bad spot
Now i know why you don't run Oregon bars! I'd love to see you run a 500i and get your opinion on that saw!
Keep up the good work Stevie!
The day stihl hands me a 500i and says run it for months on end I sure will give it a try
Seems like husky does alot more in real world testing then stihl .don't see or hear much of guys running them same way we've seen the 572 and 595 .
@@joshh8296 It sounds like Stihl does most or all there testing in europe.. if if it passes then they release it worldwide
@@Morpheen999 stihl should give the saw to guys where they plan to sell the saws as husky does.
@@stevebillow395 I agree with you Stevie! They need more North American R&D and testing
Awesome videos O son keep them coming
The 592 seems to like that 28" alot more than the 24". Did you run full house on the 28"?
All my saws are full comp
great video! i’m a firewood guy over here just bucking up big oak and maple logs, i have most of the big husky saws, 372,572, and 395, i seem to prefer the 300 series saws better, just seem like they kick in stronger than the 572, i just run full skip husky chain, make my own up, anyhow time is money, how can i get the 395 with 32” bar to spin and cut quicker? you mentioned sprockets, and chain, any intel would be appreciated.
You do realize that full comp chain cuts faster that any type of skip chain
@@stevebillow395 thanks for the info on that, your right but it’s just about negligible, i must of not heard you right in the video, i thought you said pro comp chains, which i never heard of, i’m trying to get some sort of mechanical advantage through either gearing or engine modification to really make the saw sing! some days i beat up a lot of chains either by dirty wood or hitting metal in these homeowner trees so that’s why i stay with the full skip, just to save time sharpening.
@@njonebale7889 Damned iron.
@@austindenotter19 i don’t get what you’re saying
So you would recommend 32:1 at first then 40:1? 32:1 for how many tanks? The manual for 592 only mentions 50:1.
My 592 has lived on 32:1 for over a year same plug not any issues
It seems all the high Rev auto tune saws really suffer if drags are hit to hard. From what I have seen...Is this the case?
Not on my 572xp.
Wayne is this coming from a guy that runs a battery operated saw
@@stevebillow395 My buddy Steve told me ya don't want to ever touch the rakers on a battery powered. The extra pull over heats the squirrel running the wheel inside, unless ya live in the Klondike! Just what I heard...
@@waynetharp makes sense to me. Do you think I should look into cutting timber in the klondike or just look into squirrels
@@stevebillow395 If you do find a racing squirrel...You have to feed em a high protein diet or their performace will drop way off after lunch time!👍
Your technique of leaving a heel on the back side or trigger cut seems to be far more safe and quicker than anything else I have witnessed. my money would be on you sir. How did that sawoff turn out?
Not very many time I will just cut out the back. If I have somebody else on the ground I always use the trigger on the back that way i know where they are before i release. The saw off never happened "he knew what was gonna happen and cant stand to lose"
Great video dude! Just got ya another sub!
You are a pro steve
I appreciate it bud have a good new year
I would believe that I would like it
Lookin good buddy!
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You are a professional .You get payed to log that make you a professional logger
Thanks mark
Madsens is a great store. Its kinda like a candy store for those who like man glitter. They have an awesome staff too.
I'd love to see that store in person
@@stevebillow395 I think I am going down there Tuesday. I’ll snap a few shots
@@stevenstewart7603 be great send them to me on facebook
@@stevebillow395 Sent
Don't sell yourself short, your a professional. You have put the time and effort as a cutter.
You have more time in the people with a college degree, and they call them professionals and have never put the work in on the job.
If Husqvarna sent you a saw, they think you are a professional. Congrats
Appreciate it
,put a timber beast sticker on your hard hat.
@@amosmoses8718 I would but I dont support where those stickers come from
Husky and Stihl both started casting their pro saw magnesium parts in Brazil....Brazil has collapsed pretty much since the covid crap started. Hence.....the delay in getting saws.
You think the shipment nightmare has anything to do with it
@@stevebillow395 mid Atlantic Stihl rep told me about the Brazil thing before the shipping crisis. If you look at some of the saws like we use anymore for example a 395 I know for sure say made in Brazil and most all Stihls are made in Brazil, at least the crankcase is. But who cares about a Stihl anyways 😂😂🤣🤣....but husky is doing it too..
@@timberslasher4899 husky has been made in Brazil for years. The labor rate is much cheaper there and it also shows on the quality of the saw
@@stevebillow395 395 has been made there for years. 572 372 etc. were recently made in sweden
@@timberslasher4899 yes that's what I was getting at. All the newer saws are Swedish based
I usually don’t use my decompression switch but I wonder if it saves on your recoil or not
Saves on your knuckles!😁
My 385xp has that style adjuster
Makes it nice and easy to get to
And you are a Professional!
Thanks joe
Where did you get your suspenders, them blue wedges are pretty good
Lowes home improvement store
Steve,what did you think about the 572? Btw,you are the definition of a professional timber faller. I’ve known many.
I like the 572 alot but it dont pull my longer bars well. Supper pumped they came out with the big brother 592 for longer bars. If all you plan to pull is 20" then the 572 is the saw to get. Might pull a 24 ok if you are a super chain filer or have a grinder
Momma done good videoing
Dont give her a big head
Mr. Billow, having run the 592xp for a year now as you state , if ya already have a hot rod 395xp wood ya get rid of it and get a 592xp ? It sure sounds like it’s hot out of the box and looks like the 572xps bigger brother (I have a 572xp and think it’s an excellent saw). Your opinion / input appreciated by all
Yes I'd sell the 395 you wanna buy it
@@stevebillow395 I already have a built one Stevie. Just wondering if it’s really THAT much better than the 395xp (which btw is one of 2 Husqvarners I own , the other is a 572xp - I’m a STIHL guy at heart ). Thanks
@@fabzacres-blackcat 8oz lighter more trees to the tank and pulls hard with 28-8 full comp. I'd love to see this thing ported
@@stevebillow395 there are some videos of guys who have gotten them from overseas and ported them but to my trained eye they don’t seem to run any quicker thru the timber than a strong woods ported 395xp. Stock vs stock it appears the 592xp is gonna walk a stock 395xp but when modded it looks like a wash. I think the manufacturers are making them “hot right out of the box” and the gains are going to be more difficult to get than the older more “choked up versions”. I built a 572xp that has considerably more pull than stock by doing some flow enhancements on the cylinder, piston mods and a tuned tube exhaust while keeping similar mileage. I was surprised how much wood that saw cut on a tank in stock trim and was determined to build one that was strong yet didn’t drink the fuel like a drunken sailor. The cylinder looks similar to the 572 with the exception of cast transfers. It should build similarly. It makes no sense to me why guys try to build a bullet that don’t last 6months and uses excessive amounts of fuel. In my processing/ tree / side work / angle you’re better off with a strong saw that lasts and sips gas as close as Ya can get to the stocker ... imho the “fastest saw cuts the MOST wood using the LEAST amount of fuel” I don’t give a shit how fast the saw cuts , if you’re outta gas when ya still have 1/2 tank of oil you just don’t ain’t gonna get ahead 😎
@@fabzacres-blackcat none of my built saws empty the fuel before the oil
@ 20:07....
What do you call those & where do you purchase them? Yes they keep the logs from premature splitting but was just curious?
Thanks man!
We call them "S irons" I'm sure you can order them off amazon or you can use another method that's cheaper and holds as good. We mostly buy and use truss plates that holds your rafter together in your house. You can buy those at any home improvement store and cheap. The S irons are a pain to drive in due to the shape
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Thank you Steve! Humbly appreciated man
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Bad luck on the bar:( at least its just a tip replacement. hard to beat the Stihl bars
Iv got a spacer coming to run stihl bars now
Dame I want one hope they did something better on the crank bearings I've been through 2 372xp brand new ones in last yr n half cuz of bearing failure I sold the 2nd one before the bearings took a shit cuz they wouldn't warranty it because it was over a yr from the time I bought the first one ud think it would have started over when they gave me the 2nd but nope so I sold it went back to the old stihl 046 it's stock n eats that 372xp alive
I like the 572 but not a fan of it on the stump for the size timber I cut. It's a great skidder saw or firewood saw. If your going through bearing like that I'd make a change on what your feed the saw. Iv never lost crank bearings
You have the 372 x torq if its newer than 10 years. And yes they do eat up bearings. The original 372 rarely had issues. If you're cutting medium hardwood 572 is fine. Bigger stuff like what Steve cuts the old reliable Husky 390xp is a bulletproof saw. However I am saving up my money right now for a 592 XP.
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You gotta look out for yourself because no one else will.
Exactly
Are you not working with Logger Wade anymore?
No. I left months ago
what is the longest bar that u can run on the 592
I guess you can run what ever length you want on it. I only run 24 and 28" because iv not found a tree that a 28" wont cut around here
Lol, wreck his truck and stealing wades timber, what a hero
Autographs Monday-Friday at the jobsite
how you working for now
Woking on the foot or day rates and crazy busy
What's the deal know new videos why not???
Great camra lady need 4 her to stay on
I'm hoping so also
Are you starting logger business ?
Who knows where this will go just yet
Oh and momma makes a good camera girl ! And she's way better lookin then you !!!!
You may have taken a hit to the head 1 to many times lol
Alll ways look up please loook uppp u can hold the camera on him annnnn loook up for you and him but you alllll know to loook up risk level lower the average death if u look up an weres her hat
Thanks for the prayer
Are you doing all that work for free,you said it was a job?.what ever your doing and u get paid for it,that makes u a professional.
You are bore cutting every tree so it aint like the bar tip isnt getting uneccesary wear
For what those bars and tips cost I should get double the life that I'm getting due to getting 3 times out of other brand bars
Sounds like husky is copying sthil
Tell me how that is?
Tsumara bars. Oregon bars suck now, hardly ever get the paint off one before the tips blow out
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