I still have my dad’s 070Av it’s a beast. Only run 40:1 VP FUEL HE Brought it back in his suitcase. It’s made in West Germany 🇩🇪 yours sounds similar it really doesn’t start working until you put a load on it then it just humps the chips!
As someone who used these saws 30 years ago, I can tell you that this is the same thing as the original. Chain brakes came as an option in the 80s and this saw predates them. I was running an 064 without a brake when I was 13 and logging in northern Michigan. I'd love to have the info on these because it appears to be taken ove r because it's old technology and the Germans won't make them any more. This would be perfect for milling! No brake required. That being said, chainsaw safety is one aspect of my profession and I have to say, do not ever run a saw with a chain that loose and it's especially dangerous to cut with the tip.
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There was a day when no one would buy "Japanese Junk" complete with the comments that everything was made out of US beer cans. Today... Honda, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Sony, Hitachi, and several others are leading the quality pack. China has come a long way and today they are producing some high quality products at great prices. You can still buy cheap Chinese junk but I've seen some trashy "Made in USA" junk too. One of the best deals on pianos is the Pearl River. Made by license through Yamaha it has incredible sound and at a very attractive price. Our church bought one and has never regretted the decision. It's made in China.
Luv that 070...understand you sold it...I have the ms381...have used it a lot...large oak and Ash down...Alibaba is good but shipping outrageous...saws quality very good though...done everything I've asked of it...run 32 to 1...make sure bar is clean...oil holes clear...great power...cuts right through 24 inch plus wood...enjoy your videos...before I ordered mine watched Walt...you and others...keep up the great vids...
No...all assembled with 20 inch bar and "stihl"chain...started up..cright away...4 pulls...have cut lots of wood...very good performer...90 Oct gas...stihl synthetic...32:1...Alibaba...Jianzing Norsun tool co...Seasummer brand...really enjoy your vids...inspired by you to get the831 as a replacement for my old 028 wood boss and newer 52cc unbranded clone saw. Thx Kimball...bill g
Just needs to adjust the high side screw in while under a load till it smooths out. You can adjust in without a load on it and it will end up too lean.
I noticed that the chain isn't tight enough on that saw, and secondly, i didn't know that Stihl made saws in China. It seem to work fine, and if it gives you great service then you don't have to worry about who it is made by.
i am quite amused by all the responses here :D most of them either know shit about these saws and need to do their homework before commenting and the others are just bashing the chinese quality without actually knowing how good these saws are build (getting better each new release). so to sum up : it does not have a chain brake cause its a copy from the 70's, it is chinese but value for quality is top notch. ive milled some serious acacia wood with my 070 and it did not skip a beat. runs a 36" like its a 16". will it break ? eventually yes, parts are cheap and plentyfull. so 300 bucks (is what i payed for it) for this monster is dirt cheap and 6 months later and more then 50hrs on work time i can say it is still having insane compression and starts every 2nd or 3rd pull. there you go.
@@mikepruett1745 I bought mine for 340 (including import tax) at the door. that's now 2 full years ago. still starts at 4th pull. has done its fair share of milling and big tree cutting.
I have one of these. It runs well. The clutch cover came cracked out of the box The kill switch is backwards. You should be able to kill it with just a push but you have to reach around and pull to stop the engine. I had to turn up the chain oiler a bit and after break in this thing is a beast for better or worse. There is no chain brake so don't get into a situation where you need one. In the current iteration the STIHL word does not appear on the product, just the 070. The 7/32 file is what fit my chain. Found out early on cause we dirted it. I don't plan on keeping mine because I can only imagine what it's going to be like getting parts for it. I just had a job to do and now it's done so yeah.
@@andreas1983x2 on that long a a bar yes that's y solid noses have been largely phased out it is easy to toss a chain if your not careful and I doubt a saw of that vintage has a catchers
If it is built like the original 070 then fine , I worked one in the late eighties to cut some huge Sitka spruce, Ok it wasn’t the most comfortable saw to work but it got the job done, I bought back then second hand for £ 100. They were called Stihl Contras, made in South America, tough old brutes , to buy the same size engined saw new today you would be looking at around £1500 ,so for an saw that’s only part time use it’s the the way to go.
Did you like this saw. Or would you say the farmertec g660 is better quality. Im trying to decide which to get. Also where did you fi d this saw. Thanks
The 290 is fine for an occasional cut here and there, but it isn't a good saw. You'll notice it in comparison videos a lot because it's tuned down for the farmer and it makes the other saws it's being compared to look superior. It's built to go slow and just never die. Example, The ms 270 is the first in professional grade saws and it will flat out kill the 290. If you want a really good saw I suggest the ms 362C. This thing is the best all around saw ever made. Expensive, but worth every penny.
Been looking into these clones for milling and the occasional big tree job. Very conflicting info about them. Yours seems to run quite nice and decently tuned from factory. Random, your yard reminds me of west Phoenix.....the wall, trees, and houses are identical.
I know this is an older video and comment, but figured I would give my feedback anyway ;) My understanding is that the bigger Huztl saws have gotten a lot better in the last 2 or 3 years. My 064 seized up on me this spring so I ordered a G660 to take its place. $321 delivered. It came from US stock and arrived in 2 business days. There was about $50 worth of hardware that I needed to replace on it up front, including a high output oiler (running a 42" bar) and a dual port muffler cover. It's a screamer now. Heavy enough that I wouldn't want it to be my primary saw, but for the occasional big tree, it was a great fit for me. If I were milling big logs with a chainsaw mill, I'd definitely have a G070 for the job. The only question would be whether to change out the P&C to 66mm and retune to make it a 135cc 090.
Looks like it needs a little tweaking, a little running. The Stihl 076 Magnum is one mean long bar lugger! Might not be super fast but you can hardly lug them if they are dialed in right. For the money, id buy a few!
I took a chance on one of these Chinese 070 saws it lasted less than a week, broke in gradually plenty oregon oil at 25:1 as advised rather than the regular mix of 50:1 no it didn't smoke like hell it ran fine I gave it a bit of work no problems other than the clutch slipping if the chain runs itself to tight when hot, "trial & error" used a 36in quality stihl bar & chain, oiler fine & additional thumb oiler fine if your thumb is 6in long! it's heavy as hell but ok for cross cutting at it's own pace, what happened? the big end collapsed whilst idling no less! cemi locked & theres the usual debris wedged between piston and barrell, now needs a total rebuild with quality "NON CHINESE" barrell/piston & crank, one day! UK
Is a old model the 070 AV 😊 Chinese are sometimes pretty good cloner especially with old good product. Just sad they not added chainbreak. This model was a pretty big engine 105cc with a low rpm max above 8200 or 8500 giving 4.8kw at 7000 but tons of good torque. For me need 2 things change the contact switch for a smaller one and customise a light stainless steel plate as front hand guard. And please tight a bit your chain 3 drive teeth could go out when you pull on it after tightening on 1st cut after it had expand you can let 5 drive teeth to save a bit the guide. Depend of use. And good idea to directly put Still chain and guide , Chinese do nice engine parts but their chains are bubble gum. PS oregon work even better for me. 😁
I'm an Arborist and I own quite a few actual Stihl saws. I make a living with Stihl's awesome quality and power. (I'm still bent at Stihl for replacing the ms200t with the lesser ms201t). I'm interested in any saw if it runs decent and I can depend on it. I'm not interested in supporting knock-offs and fakes per say, though it if runs decent, what the heck. Lots of haters making comments below. I do not know what these Chinese copies cost, though if they run good and they're cheap, I may buy one and run the hell out of it for 3 or 6 months.
+David Scalise I'm not impressed with the 070 clones. Heavy and vibrates like crazy. If you're wanting to experiment with a clone get the 660. Both cost around $300 each
Hi David. I have a mate who does up 090, 070's for sale. He sometimes gets chinese bits, plug caps, as are unique to model, but, he says the new chinese copy isa no good. Bought one, set it up, ran in gently, then it blew. . . The real thing will run all day, as u know. Yes, i was annoyed about ms200 replacement, too. But my 200 still great. Instead of the new070's, have u considered/got/used, an 07? Very similiar to 070, weighs 18 lbs, 4 an half horse, lots of torque, early 60's Stihl made them. I have two, long an short bars on. Lovely things. Ok, vibes, LOUD, but never fail me. Drop it on concrete, no break. Y'health, Mark.
Why did you sell this one? What parts could I replace oem that would make you consider keeping it. Last question do you think the 660 clone mills just as good as this one
I have a chinese chainsaw which is basicly a husqvana copy it goes great. I cant justify paying a couple of thousand dollars when u can get copies that do the same job for a quarter of the price.
Very Nice! Did you happened to examine the chain closely? Stihl marks the links. I have seen them referred to as OEM in the built category and it would seem reasonable that Stihl produces chains and bars in China, it would be nice to hear if that silver box was warranted. Stihl still produces a few consumer saws there. Huztl is going to release a 070 kit in the near future and after seeing yours I look forward to getting my hands on one and put one of their Holzfforma Portable Chainsaw Mills on it and see what happens. You are in that position now. :-)
I hope to make a milling video with the 070 and their mill by next week. I have a few 8' mesquite logs that I need to mill up. The only problem is I don't have a ripping chain for it.
Grind some semi chisel to 10/50/-10 and go for it. I you don't have the setup for making chain and regrinding to mill profile, shoot me a message with your info and I'll fix you some up for cost.
Experimentally, I've found full-skip semi-chisel, filed as for crosscutting, to work just as well as ripping chain for milling hardwood. KISS. And ... how can OP call a pirated copy a "stihl"? (No stihl fanboy here.)
It's a new chain that is going to stretch in the first real cut. You should not see the drive links dangling regardless of the bar's nose. A loose chain is dangerous.
I wonder how the Chinese 070 will last against the German made 070 ? Especially after 10 years of regular use . Has anybody got the answer ?? or anybody used the china made saw for 5 + years ?
Now thats one cool saw. Is this one made by craftop/newtop on alibaba? Im wondering if its a good idea to semi disassemble it and make sure everythings installed correctly but it seems good enough in the few videos you've uploaded. I also wonder if it would benefit from base gasket removal. What was the wait on shipping?
I was trying to order one from craftop/newtop on alibaba and they want to charge 310 dollars for express shipping and 290 for the saw. Do you happen to have a link to the page you bought the saw from because half the price being shipping is hard to accept. And you mentioned 300 only.
The 070's and bigger 090's were uncomparable to today's Stihl saws. Low revving and loads of low end torque. Nearly impossible to stall. We used to run a 6ft guidebar on an 090. Chain used to whistle. Could refill petrol and oil with it still running through a big log!
KimballCody Am giving serious thought to ordering a Husqvarna 365/372 parts kit from hetzl.net get a whole parts kit to assemble a complete Husqvarna 365/372 powerhead for $140 or so without shipping. Sure the parts are all aftermarket, but a heck of a way to get that size saw for cheap. The Stihl 660/661 kits are about $185 without shipping.
My dad had a 070, which was the saw I used growing up...and that saw sounds just like it...
Yeah funny thing is todays 0.36 would piss all over it..but it does look cool!
I still have my dad’s 070Av it’s a beast. Only run 40:1 VP FUEL HE Brought it back in his suitcase. It’s made in West Germany 🇩🇪 yours sounds similar it really doesn’t start working until you put a load on it then it just humps the chips!
As someone who used these saws 30 years ago, I can tell you that this is the same thing as the original. Chain brakes came as an option in the 80s and this saw predates them. I was running an 064 without a brake when I was 13 and logging in northern Michigan. I'd love to have the info on these because it appears to be taken ove r because it's old technology and the Germans won't make them any more. This would be perfect for milling! No brake required. That being said, chainsaw safety is one aspect of my profession and I have to say, do not ever run a saw with a chain that loose and it's especially dangerous to cut with the tip.
+Hotdog Nonesky i sold this one. Check hutzl.net they have kits. I'd go with the 660 clone first
The Germans didn’t make it, it’s a Chinese fake
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There was a day when no one would buy "Japanese Junk" complete with the comments that everything was made out of US beer cans. Today... Honda, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Sony, Hitachi, and several others are leading the quality pack. China has come a long way and today they are producing some high quality products at great prices. You can still buy cheap Chinese junk but I've seen some trashy "Made in USA" junk too. One of the best deals on pianos is the Pearl River. Made by license through Yamaha it has incredible sound and at a very attractive price. Our church bought one and has never regretted the decision. It's made in China.
This is what I've been saying for a long time
But this is a fake "knockoff" Stihl saw. China doesn't have the rights to manufacture Stihl products.
Stihl set up a factory in China back in 2006 to make their stuff.
All those products are made in Japan not China
Except u speak of japan, not china lol
Great for milling and you can't beat the price
Luv that 070...understand you sold it...I have the ms381...have used it a lot...large oak and Ash down...Alibaba is good but shipping outrageous...saws quality very good though...done everything I've asked of it...run 32 to 1...make sure bar is clean...oil holes clear...great power...cuts right through 24 inch plus wood...enjoy your videos...before I ordered mine watched Walt...you and others...keep up the great vids...
did you assemble yours?
No...all assembled with 20 inch bar and "stihl"chain...started up..cright away...4 pulls...have cut lots of wood...very good performer...90 Oct gas...stihl synthetic...32:1...Alibaba...Jianzing Norsun tool co...Seasummer brand...really enjoy your vids...inspired by you to get the831 as a replacement for my old 028 wood boss and newer 52cc unbranded clone saw. Thx Kimball...bill g
Wow!!! :) an antique in brand spanking new. This saw was made around the 1970s or 1980s not sure yet. I whish I had one...
looks like a china copy of 070
These are awesome saws. I am actually using one to power a small home made ultra lite air craft.
thats awesome....got any videos?
KimballCody we'd both like to see that.
Harrison Ford -- do you really think that's a good idea?
wow trusting you life to a Chinese motor. that is ballsy
Why, with todays technology, they have small reliable 4 stroke engines for this purpose. You dont want this rattlebox behind your head!
Just needs to adjust the high side screw in while under a load till it smooths out. You can adjust in without a load on it and it will end up too lean.
I noticed that the chain isn't tight enough on that saw, and secondly, i didn't know that Stihl made saws in China. It seem to work fine, and if it gives you great service then you don't have to worry about who it is made by.
The farm tek saws aren't too bad as long as you know saws and don't mind doing a touch of mod. We will see if it holds up the similar.
Great review on still clone chain saw the 070 did very well for you just loved it
Very cool. Love the sounds of this new old chainsaw. lol.
+Love2boat92 I can't wait to mill with it.
i am quite amused by all the responses here :D most of them either know shit about these saws and need to do their homework before commenting and the others are just bashing the chinese quality without actually knowing how good these saws are build (getting better each new release).
so to sum up : it does not have a chain brake cause its a copy from the 70's, it is chinese but value for quality is top notch. ive milled some serious acacia wood with my 070 and it did not skip a beat. runs a 36" like its a 16". will it break ? eventually yes, parts are cheap and plentyfull.
so 300 bucks (is what i payed for it) for this monster is dirt cheap and 6 months later and more then 50hrs on work time i can say it is still having insane compression and starts every 2nd or 3rd pull.
there you go.
how much are these
@@mikepruett1745 I bought mine for 340 (including import tax) at the door. that's now 2 full years ago. still starts at 4th pull. has done its fair share of milling and big tree cutting.
@@NathanVdV ty oh where from ?
Great Comment Nathan!
Please what are the disadvantage of the Chinese 070 power saw
This saw rocks I been running one for months with 36 inch bar saw is a beast
Guy Patts does the not having a kick back bother you?
After I read about not having a kick back I’m a little nervous, should I be
It dont bother me at all
Nice saw. I had the real deal German product and they differ in quality but sound exactly the same. Shocked me when you started it up.
Well, what do you think is the engine inside a real STIHL?
1keykneedeep you are stupid
@@zoranilic9450
He's stupid because they sound the same?
I think you need to look inward, sir.
I have one of these. It runs well. The clutch cover came cracked out of the box
The kill switch is backwards. You should be able to kill it with just a push but you have to reach around and pull to stop the engine. I had to turn up the chain oiler a bit and after break in this thing is a beast for better or worse. There is no chain brake so don't get into a situation where you need one. In the current iteration the STIHL word does not appear on the product, just the 070. The 7/32 file is what fit my chain. Found out early on cause we dirted it. I don't plan on keeping mine because I can only imagine what it's going to be like getting parts for it. I just had a job to do and now it's done so yeah.
Parts are plentiful.
@@singlended I have since discovered that. But alas it now has a new furever home.
Bad luck but probably safer without it.
Chain is scary loose 🙀
Not at al ,this is a hard nose bar so they have to be run looseer do to no roller tip.
La Ars ......way too loose......danger !!!
Solid nose bar always run the loose otherwise you will destroy the bar in a hurry
@Wayne Schneider But soo loose?
@@andreas1983x2 on that long a a bar yes that's y solid noses have been largely phased out it is easy to toss a chain if your not careful and I doubt a saw of that vintage has a catchers
If it is built like the original 070 then fine , I worked one in the late eighties to cut some huge Sitka spruce, Ok it wasn’t the most comfortable saw to work but it got the job done, I bought back then second hand for £ 100. They were called Stihl Contras, made in South America, tough old brutes , to buy the same size engined saw new today you would be looking at around £1500 ,so for an saw that’s only part time use it’s the the way to go.
Is the carb adjustable on these saws?I hate to admit it,but im getting interested in these clones.
Did you like this saw. Or would you say the farmertec g660 is better quality. Im trying to decide which to get. Also where did you fi d this saw. Thanks
Looks like a good saw to me !
I just bought an Ojenas 070, 105 cc that is almost like yours and it started up real quick. We will see how it works when the 36" bar gets here.
This saw is not so great. I took it to a Stihl repair shop and they wouldn’t touch it. It stopped running after a few months.
The clutch fell off and messed up the left hand threaded nut, the crank threads are messed up.
That sparkplug wire doesn't knock the fire out of you?
is the 300 still available?
I hope emts are on stand by
I love it where can I get mine. ?
please give me the link where did u buy it from?
why did you decide to go with a no roller tip bar?
Its too pretty, to even start, super nice 👍👍👍👍
Do they make a 50 to 60 cc version? Can you give us a link please?
Sounds better than my MS 290 !
The 290 is fine for an occasional cut here and there, but it isn't a good saw. You'll notice it in comparison videos a lot because it's tuned down for the farmer and it makes the other saws it's being compared to look superior. It's built to go slow and just never die. Example, The ms 270 is the first in professional grade saws and it will flat out kill the 290. If you want a really good saw I suggest the ms 362C. This thing is the best all around saw ever made. Expensive, but worth every penny.
Been looking into these clones for milling and the occasional big tree job. Very conflicting info about them. Yours seems to run quite nice and decently tuned from factory. Random, your yard reminds me of west Phoenix.....the wall, trees, and houses are identical.
I know this is an older video and comment, but figured I would give my feedback anyway ;) My understanding is that the bigger Huztl saws have gotten a lot better in the last 2 or 3 years. My 064 seized up on me this spring so I ordered a G660 to take its place. $321 delivered. It came from US stock and arrived in 2 business days. There was about $50 worth of hardware that I needed to replace on it up front, including a high output oiler (running a 42" bar) and a dual port muffler cover. It's a screamer now. Heavy enough that I wouldn't want it to be my primary saw, but for the occasional big tree, it was a great fit for me. If I were milling big logs with a chainsaw mill, I'd definitely have a G070 for the job. The only question would be whether to change out the P&C to 66mm and retune to make it a 135cc 090.
Where did you buy your saw from thanks and do you have a link
I herd the chainsaws with 0 in front of them last forever and r really reliable
No chainbrake?
Where did you order this from?
Looks like it needs a little tweaking, a little running. The Stihl 076 Magnum is one mean long bar lugger! Might not be super fast but you can hardly lug them if they are dialed in right. For the money, id buy a few!
where did you get this?
just a question about the handle; that's transport stabilizers or reinforcement bars?
+MtrePierre reinforcement
how much you pay for your chain saw
and were can i buy one
I took a chance on one of these Chinese 070 saws it lasted less than a week, broke in gradually plenty oregon oil at 25:1 as advised rather than the regular mix of 50:1 no it didn't smoke like hell it ran fine I gave it a bit of work no problems other than the clutch slipping if the chain runs itself to tight when hot, "trial & error" used a 36in quality stihl bar & chain, oiler fine & additional thumb oiler fine if your thumb is 6in long! it's heavy as hell but ok for cross cutting at it's own pace, what happened? the big end collapsed whilst idling no less! cemi locked & theres the usual debris wedged between piston and barrell, now needs a total rebuild with quality "NON CHINESE" barrell/piston & crank, one day! UK
I didn't like mine either. Heavy, vibrated and spit out the decomp. The 660 is a lot better
I would like to know how it's holding up 1 year later? Is it worth buying? The price is good might want one just to have it and not use much.
Where did you buy ?
Thank you for making this video. Where did you order from?
I. Bet the little husqy sitting next to it will cut circles Around it looks like 1980s vintage, no chain brake.
who are you buying from ? i find it tough to get a reply about a single unit , they seem to be only interested in larger sales
were did you buy your sthil copy made in china and how much you pay for it im asking because id like to buy one
Where tp buy ?
Is a old model the 070 AV 😊 Chinese are sometimes pretty good cloner especially with old good product. Just sad they not added chainbreak. This model was a pretty big engine 105cc with a low rpm max above 8200 or 8500 giving 4.8kw at 7000 but tons of good torque. For me need 2 things change the contact switch for a smaller one and customise a light stainless steel plate as front hand guard. And please tight a bit your chain 3 drive teeth could go out when you pull on it after tightening on 1st cut after it had expand you can let 5 drive teeth to save a bit the guide. Depend of use. And good idea to directly put Still chain and guide , Chinese do nice engine parts but their chains are bubble gum. PS oregon work even better for me. 😁
What did it cost.ship and handled total $
@KimballCody
Where did you bought it from? Please share the link, thanks.
Huztl.net
Junk made in China....You might want to learn how to adjust a chain.
03bonneville I agree the Chinese can't make shit
Ipad I phone
Hey I work on all my Saws on the Kitchen Table. its just a little awkward at Dinner Time
03bonneville you are truly idiot
03bonneville you mad because sthil is junk
I'm an Arborist and I own quite a few actual Stihl saws. I make a living with Stihl's awesome quality and power. (I'm still bent at Stihl for replacing the ms200t with the lesser ms201t). I'm interested in any saw if it runs decent and I can depend on it. I'm not interested in supporting knock-offs and fakes per say, though it if runs decent, what the heck. Lots of haters making comments below. I do not know what these Chinese copies cost, though if they run good and they're cheap, I may buy one and run the hell out of it for 3 or 6 months.
+David Scalise I'm not impressed with the 070 clones. Heavy and vibrates like crazy. If you're wanting to experiment with a clone get the 660. Both cost around $300 each
David -you don't want one.you cant depend on them.they come apart very easily.you certainly caouldntmake a living with a huztl piece of cheapo junk..
Hi David. I have a mate who does up 090, 070's for sale. He sometimes gets chinese bits, plug caps, as are unique to model, but, he says the new chinese copy isa no good. Bought one, set it up, ran in gently, then it blew. . . The real thing will run all day, as u know. Yes, i was annoyed about ms200 replacement, too. But my 200 still great. Instead of the new070's, have u considered/got/used, an 07? Very similiar to 070, weighs 18 lbs, 4 an half horse, lots of torque, early 60's Stihl made them. I have two, long an short bars on. Lovely things. Ok, vibes, LOUD, but never fail me. Drop it on concrete, no break. Y'health, Mark.
Bro.... come on now. There’s a reason you have been buying the good stuff. Dad said once, “I’m too poor to buy cheep tools”....
if this is 105 cc its a low rev motor be better in a go cart , the 92 cc version makes a great saw.
I like old saws and that's a easy way to get a clean wall hanger I guess. But I would hold out for a original.
I ended up selling it
Why did you sell this one? What parts could I replace oem that would make you consider keeping it. Last question do you think the 660 clone mills just as good as this one
Slow, heavy and vibration.
The 660 is easy to work on with parts easy to acquire
whats the screeching noise ? it doesnt sound right, you dont hear it anywhere only after 8:15 when you restart it after you fixed the on/off switch.
+Nathan Van de Velde i think it was the fly wheel rubbing on the starter cover
I have a chinese chainsaw which is basicly a husqvana copy it goes great. I cant justify paying a couple of thousand dollars when u can get copies that do the same job for a quarter of the price.
Very Nice! Did you happened to examine the chain closely? Stihl marks the links. I have seen them referred to as OEM in the built category and it would seem reasonable that Stihl produces chains and bars in China, it would be nice to hear if that silver box was warranted. Stihl still produces a few consumer saws there. Huztl is going to release a 070 kit in the near future and after seeing yours I look forward to getting my hands on one and put one of their Holzfforma Portable Chainsaw Mills on it and see what happens. You are in that position now. :-)
I hope to make a milling video with the 070 and their mill by next week. I have a few 8' mesquite logs that I need to mill up. The only problem is I don't have a ripping chain for it.
Grind some semi chisel to 10/50/-10 and go for it. I you don't have the setup for making chain and regrinding to mill profile, shoot me a message with your info and I'll fix you some up for cost.
Experimentally, I've found full-skip semi-chisel, filed as for crosscutting, to work just as well as ripping chain for milling hardwood. KISS. And ... how can OP call a pirated copy a "stihl"? (No stihl fanboy here.)
STIHL guidebars and chains are made in the US.
stihl chains and bars are not made in china
For all of you dissing China, how many of went to Walmart last week?
+B Winford or are talking crap through their chinese made phones and computers
Found a 58 cc on ebay for $91. Score!
But theirs a difference between buying dinner for the week and buying a chainsaw
I do not ever shop at Walmart.
Reminds me of an echo weed eater, they are very hard to start.
Were do you get from I would like to get one
bela máquina , sem dúvida esse é uma cópia do modelo original com did^fenças, os materiais são de menor qualidade em relação aos originais.
pour oil with the opening at the top
How did the saw turn out since this video? Is it still running?
I sold it. Too heavy. I mill with the 660 clones now
does this mother have a decompression button for starting?
+awalt26439 yes
price link?
helo were you buy your 070 sthil clone and how much you pay for the chain saws and bar
That's a great saw man don't let them hate everyone knows a new saw the chain stretchs let us know how long it last
I sold it. Too heavy and vibrated too much
Is this a copy or just a stihl model made in China ??? It sounds like the carb needs adjustment and where is the chain brake ??
is the saw for sale
were did you buy your chain saw and how much i want to buy one
very cool saw,how much dose it weigh?
+scott grizzle 26lbs. It's a beast
Just curious, how has that saw held up for you? What issues have you had with it , how many hours do you think you have put on it? Thanks
Tensioner didn't work well. Decompression plug popped out. And it was too heavy. Not worth it. I sold it
thanks for the feedback!
Step away from the chainsaw you don't know what you're doing you're going to get yourself hurt that chain is too loose
never run a chain tight on a hard nose bar,or else you will smoke it.
It's a new chain that is going to stretch in the first real cut. You should not see the drive links dangling regardless of the bar's nose. A loose chain is dangerous.
wrong
Southeastern Ohio Honeybees is correct.
wrong
Heres a question where are you going to get parts for it?
Huztl.net
The chain is so loose and slow, you can literally see it moving.
Doesn't run very good but at least you have the chain adjusted spot on. LOL 🤪
I wonder how the Chinese 070 will last against the German made 070 ?
Especially after 10 years of regular use . Has anybody got the answer ??
or anybody used the china made saw for 5 + years ?
Now thats one cool saw. Is this one made by craftop/newtop on alibaba? Im wondering if its a good idea to semi disassemble it and make sure everythings installed correctly but it seems good enough in the few videos you've uploaded. I also wonder if it would benefit from base gasket removal. What was the wait on shipping?
+IHav2BlackCats this one said 070, I've seen the craftop, I'm guessing they are the same. I'm not too familiar with 070 mods.
I was trying to order one from craftop/newtop on alibaba and they want to charge 310 dollars for express shipping and 290 for the saw. Do you happen to have a link to the page you bought the saw from because half the price being shipping is hard to accept. And you mentioned 300 only.
IHav2BlackCats try these guys. if you don't see what you want ask
m.hefeiglory.en.alibaba.com/productlist.html
They are 430.00 free ship on ebay for the ms070 type that in the search bar.
James Shaff1911 that's definitely not worth it.
Doesn't sound like it's running right...
Can you show me the link pls?
The chain is too loose ... oil spilled. Funnel?
Oh yeh the rest ,putting it together getting it to run and hoping you can go pick up groceries with it
Where did you buy this saw from and how much was the saw thanks god bless
Huztl dot net
Why there's no smoke?
How does this perform compared to a original one?
I havent' been impressed....and I don't have experience with the original
do they make a smaller version of that? I'd like to buy one that is about 40 to 50 cc
Chinese 40-50cc saws on eBay for $100
anyone have a link to this exact saw? Thanks
What company produced this? Farmertec saws are blue.
Made in China like any other stuff we buy. What is the surprise?.
how many cc is your copy of a sthil 070
like the farm tec saws
The 070's and bigger 090's were uncomparable to today's Stihl saws. Low revving and loads of low end torque. Nearly impossible to stall. We used to run a 6ft guidebar on an 090. Chain used to whistle. Could refill petrol and oil with it still running through a big log!
Just noticed the lack of chain brake lol
I just happen to recall this is the grandson of the Stihl Contra.
I think you're right
is this original?and pliz price??
Is the Stihl bar a Chinese copy or OEM? I can't seem to find a $300 shipped 070...who was the seller on Alibaba?
I notice the bar said made in Germany...
\ from where?
Did your 070 come with the bar or was that extra?
+Jeffrey Beyer came with the 30" solid nose
KimballCody Am giving serious thought to ordering a Husqvarna 365/372 parts kit from hetzl.net get a whole parts kit to assemble a complete Husqvarna 365/372 powerhead for $140 or so without shipping. Sure the parts are all aftermarket, but a heck of a way to get that size saw for cheap. The Stihl 660/661 kits are about $185 without shipping.
+Jeffrey Beyer let me know