mám H 385 o niečo slabšia ako 395 ale otáčky a ostrá reťaz pily ako jebnutá, H 592 je možno dobrá píla, ale robil som servis a H 545.555. 560 a 562 sa mi vracali a často , auto tune neuznávam doladiť manuálne vždy píla išla mám i H 266 2 ks to sú píly čo nik neprekoná ich chod je spev vtáctva ,, kde domov môj...
Schönes Video! Mich würde mal Interessieren, wie der Vergleich bei stärkerem Holz aussieht. Habe meine 395 XP mal mit ner 90er Schiene und Vollmeißelkette durch ne 1 Meter dicke Eiche gejagt und war zu keinem Zeitpunkt der Meinung, dass Drehmoment gefehlt hätte. Sogar mit Nachdrücken zog die Säge souverän durch.
@@DIESELPOWER-AUSTRIA Genau, aber man merkt, dass sie schon etwas in die Jahre gekommen ist. Kettenspannung von vorne, Luftfilter nur mit einer Schelle befestigt und von Handlichkeit brauchen wir garnicht reden. Aber fürs grobe das ideale Werkzeug! Wers handlicher mag und etwas mehr Performance möchte, ist mit der 390 XP gut bedient.
Moin. Ja gegeneinander zu wiegen ist gut, aber bitte ohne Schneidgarnitur... Japanisches Light Schwert wiegt schon ca. 25% weniger, als Oregon Powermatch.... Und die 395XP nicht wirklich gut... Da ginge deutlich mehr! Meine stock rennt bedeutend besser. Bricht nicht so ein im Schnitt, selbst wenn man drückt. Ansonsten aber schön gemachtes Video👍
Ja...wir haben ohne Schneidgarnitur gewogen.Ein Video ist aber leider nichts geworden 😒 Aber wäre ein besserer vergleich gewesen👍😉 Sagte mir Bruno auch das bei der 395 noch mehr ginge 💪 Trotzdem Tolle Säge...Gefällt mir Optisch sehr gut. Vielen Dank Lg 🍻🌲☕
What I got out of this is yes the 592 is likely the superior saw, but if you want to save $1,000 US, just buy the x-tough light bar and x-cut chain and the 395 runs damn close to the same. That's discounting the fact that I feel like this 395 had a bit more to give in it. However, regardless of combination, with like bar, chain, and even in perfect tune, the 395 will come up shy of this 592. This being said can we get a long bar comparison in hardwood? Everything I've seen so far is short bar softwood where a higher revving saw will nearly always win. In some of these tests a 372 (not to mention 572) would likely beat the 395 just on the merit of chain-speed.
there is no such thing as a perfect test; everyone has to know what tools they need and what they want to do with them.24" bar is enough for most jobs in austria, but you want to have power in the saw.
@Justagearhead I feel that in true long bar situations like Eastern US monster oaks, maples, beech, and yellow birch that we have the 395 would pretty likely beat the 592, but only in the largest rounds. And I do feel that the new x-cut chain makes a larger difference. The convenience of the auto tune alone would likely make a large difference. Seems like these large bore saws are finicky tune-wise as weather changes. Always serviceable but likely not tuned to perfection. That said, the 592 is ALWAYS in an excellent state of tune. I do think it's got more power from all I have seen, but a lot faster at the smaller end of the wood because it absolutely has higher chain speed. But the horsepower peak is further off the torque peak vs the 395. Which is why the 395 seems to settle in better in the cut, but it absolutely is slower. Likely more forgiving, but not as fast. And really, if you are running a 90cc saw you fall into two categories. Somebody who is compensating for lack of ability in filing and running a saw and has no finesse and bulls a saw through everything. Advantage 395. Or someone who truly uses large saws for their intended purpose and knows how to handle a saw and keep it running in the wood as fast as it's capable of, true professionals. Advantage 592. Bottom line, both saws are straight up monsters. In anyone's hands. And as with any comparison, the chain and the tune are more important than absolute max potential power output, but the autotune takes one out of the equation always being in tune (albeit all self-tuning saws tune out slightly lean for emissions but still well inside safe). Another often overlooked side of saw tuning is that a saw could be tuned perfect for load in say 12-14" wood, but you get the same saw in 30"+ of hardwood cut after cut, and it'll get hotter and start to lean out. Auto-tuning saws compensate on the fly and will keep you at peak tune and power better. And days that start out in the 40-50s that end up 80+ will greatly alter the tune of a standard carbed saw.
It is as obvious that the 592xp would be faster, it would not be necessary to have more than two fingers of forehead to realize and logically as it has higher HP and greater displacement, which leads to the conclusion that the test is useless, because you do not test the husqvarna 592xp against a Makita DCS 9010 is faster. Regarding the video, it is well done. With regard to husqvarna, unfortunately their distributors where I live do not bring this machine because they are unprofessional
Eines der besten Motorsägen-Videos! Einfach die Motorsägen für sich sprechen lassen und die Hintergrundmusik passt auch! 👍🏻 Grüße aus Südtirol! 🙂
Vielen Dank 🍻🌲☕
I can’t wait for my 592 to come in. I’ve got it on order I hope to hear from the shop soon.
Top première 👌😎comme dab la meilleure 😍😊
Все ровно husqvarna 395xp лучше 👍👍👍👍👍
Power 🍻🎄☕
Love my 395, can't wait till next year to try the 592 in the US
the 592 is a worthy successor
mám H 385 o niečo slabšia ako 395 ale otáčky a ostrá reťaz pily ako jebnutá, H 592 je možno dobrá píla, ale robil som servis a H 545.555. 560 a 562 sa mi vracali a často , auto tune neuznávam doladiť manuálne vždy píla išla mám i H 266 2 ks to sú píly čo nik neprekoná ich chod je spev vtáctva ,, kde domov môj...
Not much in it. If I had a 395, I’d keep it and save to money. But the 592 is a worthy successor to the legend that is the 395.
Super akce ♥️♥️🚜🚜💪💪💪💪
La 395.. Es 100 veses mejor máquina
Masing masing berapa Cc mesin itu bos.
Great sharing
So same weight with a light bar? I definitely noticed 2 different cutting styles
The 592 have a 60cm light bar and Husky Chain
And the 395 have a 70cm bar and Oregon Chain.
Der Vergleich der 500i und der 592 wär interessant
661 vs 592 wäre der bessere Vergleich
Denke die 592 ist näher bei der 661
Win 592
Why
schmitts katze 👍 guter mann an der säge saubere scheiben 💪👍
Bruno...auch ein Vollblut Holzfäller 💪🌲
Schönes Video! Mich würde mal Interessieren, wie der Vergleich bei stärkerem Holz aussieht. Habe meine 395 XP mal mit ner 90er Schiene und Vollmeißelkette durch ne 1 Meter dicke Eiche gejagt und war zu keinem Zeitpunkt der Meinung, dass Drehmoment gefehlt hätte. Sogar mit Nachdrücken zog die Säge souverän durch.
Die 395 ist schon eine wahnsinns Säge 👍💪
Mal sehn ob wir noch ein 395 vs 592 Video machen 😉🌲
Lg 🍻🌲☕
@@DIESELPOWER-AUSTRIA Genau, aber man merkt, dass sie schon etwas in die Jahre gekommen ist. Kettenspannung von vorne, Luftfilter nur mit einer Schelle befestigt und von Handlichkeit brauchen wir garnicht reden. Aber fürs grobe das ideale Werkzeug! Wers handlicher mag und etwas mehr Performance möchte, ist mit der 390 XP gut bedient.
Not a fair test bar on the 395 is longer than the other bar !!!
Da Bruno 😀
Bruno sein neues Sagerl Testen 😁💪🌲💪
Ist die 592xp vollgetankt mit 10kg?
Ja
Was ist deine meinung zum 500i ?
500er german meisterwerk, aber andere liga.
Kenn keinen der nicht begeistert von der 500er ist, aber die 592 ist eine andere Liga 🌲
🤝🤝🤝👍👍👍👍
🍻🌲☕
Moin. Ja gegeneinander zu wiegen ist gut, aber bitte ohne Schneidgarnitur...
Japanisches Light Schwert wiegt schon ca. 25% weniger, als Oregon Powermatch....
Und die 395XP nicht wirklich gut... Da ginge deutlich mehr! Meine stock rennt bedeutend besser. Bricht nicht so ein im Schnitt, selbst wenn man drückt.
Ansonsten aber schön gemachtes Video👍
Ja...wir haben ohne Schneidgarnitur gewogen.Ein Video ist aber leider nichts geworden 😒
Aber wäre ein besserer vergleich gewesen👍😉
Sagte mir Bruno auch das bei der 395 noch mehr ginge 💪
Trotzdem Tolle Säge...Gefällt mir Optisch sehr gut.
Vielen Dank Lg 🍻🌲☕
Seh ich genau so, die 395 müsste viel mehr beißen. Falsch eingestellt? Also meine würde die 592 stehen lassen
@@davidb.2539
Die 395 ist und bleibt was Geiles 🌲
Man muss aber sagen das die 592 noch diesen Überdrehschutz hatte, läuft jetzt besser
Se debbo essere pignolo preferisco la 395 xp
Rigged that new one won't out cut the 395 how much did y'all make to stage that to sell the new saw I know the real deal
Beleölöd a 395 öset mèg jó hogy a felènèl tartott tanuld meg kezelni a gèpet ...
u mňa víťazí klasika 395 i keď je možno pomalšia ale čo už vývoj ide ..
Denke die 395 ist für Harry absolut überhaupt nicht mehr zeitgemäß... Ich geb ihm meine Adresse und werd sie für Harry fachgerecht entsorgen 😅
müsste da nicht ein Carving-Schwert drauf :>
Neithet saw will out cut my 372xps or 572xp with saw var and chain in that wood.
The only way to tell is to test them. I have a 500i with bark box I will be checking the 592 against once delivered.
soviel jausenbretteln wer werd denn soviel jausnen
Liaba hobn als brauchn 🍻
What I got out of this is yes the 592 is likely the superior saw, but if you want to save $1,000 US, just buy the x-tough light bar and x-cut chain and the 395 runs damn close to the same.
That's discounting the fact that I feel like this 395 had a bit more to give in it. However, regardless of combination, with like bar, chain, and even in perfect tune, the 395 will come up shy of this 592.
This being said can we get a long bar comparison in hardwood? Everything I've seen so far is short bar softwood where a higher revving saw will nearly always win. In some of these tests a 372 (not to mention 572) would likely beat the 395 just on the merit of chain-speed.
there is no such thing as a perfect test; everyone has to know what tools they need and what they want to do with them.24" bar is enough for most jobs in austria, but you want to have power in the saw.
@Justagearhead I feel that in true long bar situations like Eastern US monster oaks, maples, beech, and yellow birch that we have the 395 would pretty likely beat the 592, but only in the largest rounds. And I do feel that the new x-cut chain makes a larger difference. The convenience of the auto tune alone would likely make a large difference. Seems like these large bore saws are finicky tune-wise as weather changes. Always serviceable but likely not tuned to perfection. That said, the 592 is ALWAYS in an excellent state of tune. I do think it's got more power from all I have seen, but a lot faster at the smaller end of the wood because it absolutely has higher chain speed. But the horsepower peak is further off the torque peak vs the 395. Which is why the 395 seems to settle in better in the cut, but it absolutely is slower. Likely more forgiving, but not as fast. And really, if you are running a 90cc saw you fall into two categories. Somebody who is compensating for lack of ability in filing and running a saw and has no finesse and bulls a saw through everything. Advantage 395. Or someone who truly uses large saws for their intended purpose and knows how to handle a saw and keep it running in the wood as fast as it's capable of, true professionals. Advantage 592.
Bottom line, both saws are straight up monsters. In anyone's hands. And as with any comparison, the chain and the tune are more important than absolute max potential power output, but the autotune takes one out of the equation always being in tune (albeit all self-tuning saws tune out slightly lean for emissions but still well inside safe).
Another often overlooked side of saw tuning is that a saw could be tuned perfect for load in say 12-14" wood, but you get the same saw in 30"+ of hardwood cut after cut, and it'll get hotter and start to lean out. Auto-tuning saws compensate on the fly and will keep you at peak tune and power better. And days that start out in the 40-50s that end up 80+ will greatly alter the tune of a standard carbed saw.
It is as obvious that the 592xp would be faster, it would not be necessary to have more than two fingers of forehead to realize and logically as it has higher HP and greater displacement, which leads to the conclusion that the test is useless, because you do not test the husqvarna 592xp against a Makita DCS 9010 is faster.
Regarding the video, it is well done. With regard to husqvarna, unfortunately their distributors where I live do not bring this machine because they are unprofessional