I'm impressed with the price of you're saw, you're doing everything right on break in, that first heat cycle is important, as is the second , by the time you clean up the downfall you're saw will be running like new.. Watch out for vapor lock as daytime temperatures increase.
It sounds nice and seems to run perfectly. I plan on hopefully getting a new ms250 soon and getting the g466 with a 25" bar along with some wcs barkbox and felling dogs. Love the review
I really appreciate you making and producing this video. Certainly, that saw has its place. I think it would be perfectly appropriate for firewood production at a low to moderate level. I do have to say that your early comment regarding replacing its parts with OEM Stihl would be like the proverbial "putting lipstick on a pig"! Please be careful with removal of the poison ivy. Whatever you do, do not burn it! The oil that causes the allergic reaction can be airborne and get into your lungs and cause major problems. The best way to remove it is to cut it at ground level and "paint" the cut stump with full strength glyphosate. Make sure you segregate the tools you use to do that and clean them with rubbing alcohol thoroughly to remove the oil. 👍💪
I would aggre with you and appreciate the tips on the poisen ivy. Definitely dont burn it! Haha! I'm going to run just the blue saws this year for firewood and see what turns out. I need at least 10 cords and I'd like to have 20. We see how that goes but definitely a good test!
@@KillingerUSA Excellent!!!! That is the way to go. I have really been enjoying your content, and you have been an inspiration for me in growing my channel. Would love to get together someday! Perhaps at Buckinstock!!!!
That carb setting is ok for probably atleast 5 tank s then lean er out about 1/8 to 1/4 turn on hi jet an set low jet according to idle quality. Then give it 5 or 6 more tanks an lean it up to her sweet spot an give it hell if it dies it dies! Lol a wise man once said lol. Ur doin great brother that's some primo firewood there!!!! Have a great week!
I been running holzfforma for couple years now. Very fond of their husky clones I have 4 372s and a 372pro model And a g366 ms360 clone I port all of my saws too so performance isn't a problem for me But for longevity I have no complaints
Great review my friend. I am very impressed with the 372xp pro and the 660pro. Hope your week is great. Keep them videos coming. !!! I’d love to come visit and help around the homestead some day me and my boys went threw the wood by a friends house and chopped the poison ivy at the Ground it was strangling the dang trees and taking all the nutes from the soil. I’m not allergic but I still hate that stuff. I don’t use the word hate a lot but hate is the only way to explain.
@@KillingerUSA I know man it’s like the takeover in every wooded location. I personally think we need to step in and start treating the forest like we need it. Seems like city here is just waiting for it all to die.
@@ScrewdriverTUNING I feel like that's my responsibility for this property now. Selective cutting, utilize the goats to control overgrowth and spot treat what needs treated. Do some control burns even. My goal is to leave this forest in good health!
@@KillingerUSA please if you get a minute. Look in soil called terra pretta. It’s man made, self rejuvenating soil. Some folks think the amazon was man made it grows on terra pretta. Made up of mainly clay, bone, compost manure and char coals.
That price is hard to beat! Do you know anything about the longevity of the Farmertech compared to other brands, I've never heard of them? I know I wore out three Poulens before I bought my first Stihl and it cut way more wood than those first three ever dreamed of. Watching you cut wood makes me wish I was still in good enough shape to do it like I used to, don't let yourself get out of shape, keep up the hard work.
I bought the G660 (farmertech saw) 2 years ago and have used it a fair amount since. No issues at all. For what it cost, I feel like I got my money's worth. I expect it to be around for a long time. Beyond that I dont have any other exsperiance with them but I will document my experience with them from here on out.
Hi Chris!!😀😀 How do you like it compared to the 461. What I like about it is that it doesn't have the spring anti vibe system and is fully rubber mounted. They seem to be and stay more solid than the spring mounted anti vibe system. My OEM ms460s don't seem to vibe very much and are very comfortable in my opinion. I have never ran a ms461.so I really can't compare them. But I do have a 261 and a 362 that have the spring anti vibe system and I find them a lot sloppier when placing them in the cut. Take care my friend!!😀😀
I don’t see how you can go wrong at that price! Used 460’s are going for twice that. Nice video. Can you feel or tell of any differences with your 461?
How many tanks of gas do you run through them before you really start to lean on them hard I’m going to order the G660 in the next couple of days and don’t want to burn it up right off the bat I know both my 562xp and 572xp husky’s recommended to run 5 tanks through them before really running them hard
I'm inpatient. I'll probably run 1 more full tank like it is and tune it up where it should be. Use good oil and gas. When your wide open, make sure your in the cut. You shouldn't have any issues.
@@KillingerUSA I’m with you on the inpatient part lol I think 5 tanks of gas is a little extreme myself but with those 2 high dollar saws I did it just Incase something went wrong I didn’t want my warranty to be voided out
Its actually pretty good. I like the fit the most. I hate shirts for us bigger fellas that "blouse " out in the bigger sizes. These seem to be sliming but roomy. The fabric is tough but not stiff. Overall, favorite flannels
Do you know what kind of tree you where cutting up I had 3 or 4 of them die on my property for no apparent reason and I’m trying to find out what they are
@@KillingerUSA I was thinking that is what they where I just needed confirmation those little Beatles are killing all the ash trees I’ve also been seeing them in other trees that I’ve cut down
The zip tie is a great idea! Thanks
Picked that up from In The Woodyard here on UA-cam
Those clone saws are getting better and a lot of people are buying them. Thanks for sharing
You are correct!
Surprised they have not put in regulations (like bullxhit emission) to shut this down, but maybe it has to do with Germany buying gas from Russia?
I'm impressed with the price of you're saw, you're doing everything right on break in, that first heat cycle is important, as is the second , by the time you clean up the downfall you're saw will be running like new.. Watch out for vapor lock as daytime temperatures increase.
Thank you
Great review👍🏻 happy to see you converted it to wifi😆
Thank you!
Nice unboxing and review...you are right on point sir...I see what you mean...thank you Mr. Killinger. ..
Thank you!
It sounds nice and seems to run perfectly. I plan on hopefully getting a new ms250 soon and getting the g466 with a 25" bar along with some wcs barkbox and felling dogs. Love the review
It's a good choice for sure. More videos soon
Wow! That looks like a good runner. For that price, I’d say that’s hard to beat.
It sure is!
I really appreciate you making and producing this video. Certainly, that saw has its place. I think it would be perfectly appropriate for firewood production at a low to moderate level. I do have to say that your early comment regarding replacing its parts with OEM Stihl would be like the proverbial "putting lipstick on a pig"!
Please be careful with removal of the poison ivy. Whatever you do, do not burn it! The oil that causes the allergic reaction can be airborne and get into your lungs and cause major problems.
The best way to remove it is to cut it at ground level and "paint" the cut stump with full strength glyphosate. Make sure you segregate the tools you use to do that and clean them with rubbing alcohol thoroughly to remove the oil. 👍💪
I would aggre with you and appreciate the tips on the poisen ivy. Definitely dont burn it! Haha! I'm going to run just the blue saws this year for firewood and see what turns out. I need at least 10 cords and I'd like to have 20. We see how that goes but definitely a good test!
@@KillingerUSA Excellent!!!!
That is the way to go. I have really been enjoying your content, and you have been an inspiration for me in growing my channel. Would love to get together someday! Perhaps at Buckinstock!!!!
That carb setting is ok for probably atleast 5 tank s then lean er out about 1/8 to 1/4 turn on hi jet an set low jet according to idle quality. Then give it 5 or 6 more tanks an lean it up to her sweet spot an give it hell if it dies it dies! Lol a wise man once said lol. Ur doin great brother that's some primo firewood there!!!! Have a great week!
That's what I'm thinking! Pretty sweet saw! Thanks Buddy!
I been running holzfforma for couple years now. Very fond of their husky clones I have 4 372s and a 372pro model
And a g366 ms360 clone
I port all of my saws too so performance isn't a problem for me
But for longevity I have no complaints
Very cool!
Good work 🍻
Thank you!
Great video!
Thanks
@@KillingerUSA hi friend,if you need any parts in the future,pls contact me.I will send it to you.Thanks a lot.
Nice unboksing
Thank you
Man you make my head hurt ! You sure can't argue the price , that's for sure .
Definitely not!
The ghost of Killinger’s shop returns. Like my knock off, she cuts better than she sounds.
Knew you would like that! Haha
Great review my friend. I am very impressed with the 372xp pro and the 660pro. Hope your week is great. Keep them videos coming. !!! I’d love to come visit and help around the homestead some day me and my boys went threw the wood by a friends house and chopped the poison ivy at the Ground it was strangling the dang trees and taking all the nutes from the soil. I’m not allergic but I still hate that stuff. I don’t use the word hate a lot but hate is the only way to explain.
It's just crazy how much poison ivy is around here.
@@KillingerUSA I know man it’s like the takeover in every wooded location. I personally think we need to step in and start treating the forest like we need it. Seems like city here is just waiting for it all to die.
@@ScrewdriverTUNING I feel like that's my responsibility for this property now. Selective cutting, utilize the goats to control overgrowth and spot treat what needs treated. Do some control burns even. My goal is to leave this forest in good health!
@@KillingerUSA please if you get a minute. Look in soil called terra pretta. It’s man made, self rejuvenating soil. Some folks think the amazon was man made it grows on terra pretta. Made up of mainly clay, bone, compost manure and char coals.
sounds ok
Needs a bark box I think! Haha
I'm looking forward to seeing how this saw works out, watch out for that poison ivy!
Its ridiculous around here. Some how I have it on my legs? I just dint even understand that
That price is hard to beat! Do you know anything about the longevity of the Farmertech compared to other brands, I've never heard of them? I know I wore out three Poulens before I bought my first Stihl and it cut way more wood than those first three ever dreamed of. Watching you cut wood makes me wish I was still in good enough shape to do it like I used to, don't let yourself get out of shape, keep up the hard work.
I bought the G660 (farmertech saw) 2 years ago and have used it a fair amount since. No issues at all. For what it cost, I feel like I got my money's worth. I expect it to be around for a long time. Beyond that I dont have any other exsperiance with them but I will document my experience with them from here on out.
@@KillingerUSA Good to know!
Seems like a cool saw! Like that full wrap handle. Yup, get some glypho into that ivy, imo. Does the ivy mess with the goats?
Goats love the poisen ivy! They eat it like it's a treat!! Dosent effect them at all.
Hi Chris!!😀😀
How do you like it compared to the 461. What I like about it is that it doesn't have the spring anti vibe system and is fully rubber mounted. They seem to be and stay more solid than the spring mounted anti vibe system. My OEM ms460s don't seem to vibe very much and are very comfortable in my opinion. I have never ran a ms461.so I really can't compare them. But I do have a 261 and a 362 that have the spring anti vibe system and I find them a lot sloppier when placing them in the cut.
Take care my friend!!😀😀
Still to eirly has I only have this 1 tank on this saw. However, it does feel good and strong. Looking forward to running it some more!
I always heard that one day the clones would take over.....
Ha!
I don’t see how you can go wrong at that price! Used 460’s are going for twice that. Nice video. Can you feel or tell of any differences with your 461?
Hard to tell yet. I'm going to do some comparison soon!
Just wondering what u mixed ur first couple tanks at 25 to 1 ?
40:1 on everything I jave ever owned. Broke it in in that and run it still on that. 25:1 would allow things to run cooler but I haven't had any issues
How many tanks of gas do you run through them before you really start to lean on them hard I’m going to order the G660 in the next couple of days and don’t want to burn it up right off the bat I know both my 562xp and 572xp husky’s recommended to run 5 tanks through them before really running them hard
I'm inpatient. I'll probably run 1 more full tank like it is and tune it up where it should be. Use good oil and gas. When your wide open, make sure your in the cut. You shouldn't have any issues.
@@KillingerUSA I’m with you on the inpatient part lol I think 5 tanks of gas is a little extreme myself but with those 2 high dollar saws I did it just Incase something went wrong I didn’t want my warranty to be voided out
Got a utility patent on the the log measuring device? PAC of 10 with yellow indicator, $49.95 plus S&H.
Haha! Picked that tip up from @inthewoodyard the other Chris!
@@KillingerUSA that’s how I found out about you.
@@billboy7390 that's awesome!
Chris! I did see this. I forgot to hit send. Do you recommended this saw? Keep up the amazing content 😊😊
Definitely. I'm going to only use blue saws for the rest of the year, except for comparison videos, just to see what we can expect from these things.
A little off topic, but I noticed the 40 Grit shirt. What do you think that line? I haven't given it much attention yet.
Its actually pretty good. I like the fit the most. I hate shirts for us bigger fellas that "blouse " out in the bigger sizes. These seem to be sliming but roomy. The fabric is tough but not stiff. Overall, favorite flannels
@@KillingerUSA Nice, glad to hear it. I'll have to check them out. Thanks!
Do you know what kind of tree you where cutting up I had 3 or 4 of them die on my property for no apparent reason and I’m trying to find out what they are
Yes, those are ash. A betal has killed them all
@@KillingerUSA I was thinking that is what they where I just needed confirmation those little Beatles are killing all the ash trees I’ve also been seeing them in other trees that I’ve cut down
Hey any update on how it’s running after 8 months?
Runs perfect! Just had it cutting in a video not to long ago.
how do you tune out the carb so its not so fat???
Look up "how to tune a chainsaws:
It cuts! Gota make another video, after many hours of operation. See how it holds up.
Sure is
How is that saw running by noow
Fantastic! 4 cords cut so far. Just did a video not long ago running it.
Keep saying I’m gonna buy one
Life is short, pull the trigger. Worse things you could spend your money on.
Fifth
Right on!
You forgot to glue all the hardwares in place. These things rattle themselves to shit like a harley
I have not experienced that.
@@KillingerUSA seariously? No loose hardware not the bar or the dogs or anything
@@38unknownhinson nothing
Skip the Chinese crap buy a stihl to start with!!!
Yeah, skip the Chinese crap. Throw away your phone and computer so you can't make stupid comments like this.