I just bought a 455 Rancher because I could only get the updated 460. The 455 still hasn't been updated? I don't like the new caps, new choke control button and clips that secure the top cover.
@@edwardabrahamiii3742 maybe I'm slow to change but I go with if it ain't broken don't fix it. And for those plastic clips as the saw ages they will get brittle and in the extreme cold I will use it in brittle & cold isn't a good combination. And I also still like 2 bar nuts.
@@rball690 i got 1 more log raft to make. Ill let you know how it holds up. I tried my cousins husqvarna 562xp smoother running saw his had the autotune and a 20 inch bar. Quicker reving then my 460 rancher.
@@rball690 i made a t0tal 0f 5 l0g rafts f0r this seas0n there bud. 3 l0g rafts f0r my parents 1 f0r my aunty and an0ther f0r me. This ph0ne i have is messed up dude. Husqvarna 460 rancher hasnt let me d0wn!!!!!!!! Updated versi0n ill run it thr0ugh the winter t0 man!
I still have my old 162, after years and years of use and abuse it still in top performance, great saw. Now I very much not use it anymore for I switch for battery power.
Where does it leak? From the seal in the middle of the body/handle or through the oiler hole to the bar? Do you have oil with very low viscosity or use it in a very hot climate?
@@hnorrstrom Thanks for your response! it seems to leak directly underneath the Husky 450 Rancher 20 in saw, I used it back in April of this year, filled both chambers up with the 10-39 oil and husky "gas" in a can. sat for a few months through the summer, I picked up the saw, oil was everywhere, in a puddle, could it be from filling both chambers full.... and the temperature changes over time and full of pressure? and forces the oil to leak?
I wouldn't worry too much if you had it stored for that long in shifting temperatures and it leaks from where the oiler hole to the bar is. These pumps leaks on all saws if they stand with a full oil tank long enough. Better store it not full or on some rug. However if the 450 has a gasket and a joint in the chassis underneath and it's leaking from that you may want to take it to a dealer. I'm not sure how the 450 is constructed, I just have a bunch of older Husqvarna saws.
Sounds like the 450 has a problem throwing chains - must have seen 10 complaints - it often ruins the drive sprocket , too. Have had a 435 for 13 years - never threw a chain , in over 80 chains used. Why doesn't Husqvarna fix this ?
My new 450 has thrown 3 chains that were properly tensioned. Each time i needed to get a file out to get the chain to ride in the bar correctly again. So frustrating
This should be called the worst husqvarna saws for 2023. Husqvarna's best saws are the xp's. If you're new to saws and looking to buy one don't take advice from this video.
I fully agree these are not professional saws. However it all depends on why you need it and what you pay for it. They would likely work perfect for most people that runs a saw 10hours a year. With that said I own 12(?) Husqvarna saws all xp/xpg. And I would rather buy a used pro saw if I didn't have the budget.
@@hnorrstrom I just get tired of these videos that claim something and what they say isn't accurate whatsoever. I bet the person who made this video would be the type to put straight 85 octane in the gas tank and wonder why it was using soo much oil lol.
@@chevysilver-ray-dough6328 Yeah a lot of all these videos could even be made by ai or random people for views. Likely we don't get fooled by them but others might which is kind of sad..
@@chevysilver-ray-dough6328 Funny , having read the video title I see no where where they said best for professional timber use , just best saw . By that I gathered they are speaking to homeowner use so there is no deception of any kind . Perhaps using a bit of common sense would go a long way for you . Husqvarnas pro saws are just not necessary for a person using once or twice a year !!
Cant wait for my updated 460 rancher!
I just bought a 455 Rancher because I could only get the updated 460. The 455 still hasn't been updated? I don't like the new caps, new choke control button and clips that secure the top cover.
@@rball690 i got my updated 460 rancher working it hard all ready made a log raft 2 of them actually runs smooth!
@@edwardabrahamiii3742 maybe I'm slow to change but I go with if it ain't broken don't fix it. And for those plastic clips as the saw ages they will get brittle and in the extreme cold I will use it in brittle & cold isn't a good combination. And I also still like 2 bar nuts.
@@rball690 i got 1 more log raft to make. Ill let you know how it holds up. I tried my cousins husqvarna 562xp smoother running saw his had the autotune and a 20 inch bar. Quicker reving then my 460 rancher.
@@rball690 i made a t0tal 0f 5 l0g rafts f0r this seas0n there bud. 3 l0g rafts f0r my parents 1 f0r my aunty and an0ther f0r me. This ph0ne i have is messed up dude. Husqvarna 460 rancher hasnt let me d0wn!!!!!!!! Updated versi0n ill run it thr0ugh the winter t0 man!
Well that was a nice presentation of pencil sharpeners...how about some real work horses for getting it done.
They delete any comments here criticizing the video for what it is unfortunately.
I still have my old 162, after years and years of use and abuse it still in top performance, great saw. Now I very much not use it anymore for I switch for battery power.
Kinda wish I had a Husqvarna chainsaw
Bought a Husky 450 Rancher and used it 7 times, and now it leaks oil like crazy!!
Where does it leak? From the seal in the middle of the body/handle or through the oiler hole to the bar?
Do you have oil with very low viscosity or use it in a very hot climate?
@@hnorrstrom Thanks for your response! it seems to leak directly underneath the Husky 450 Rancher 20 in saw, I used it back in April of this year, filled both chambers up with the 10-39 oil and husky "gas" in a can. sat for a few months through the summer, I picked up the saw, oil was everywhere, in a puddle, could it be from filling both chambers full.... and the temperature changes over time and full of pressure? and forces the oil to leak?
I wouldn't worry too much if you had it stored for that long in shifting temperatures and it leaks from where the oiler hole to the bar is. These pumps leaks on all saws if they stand with a full oil tank long enough.
Better store it not full or on some rug.
However if the 450 has a gasket and a joint in the chassis underneath and it's leaking from that you may want to take it to a dealer.
I'm not sure how the 450 is constructed, I just have a bunch of older Husqvarna saws.
@@hnorrstrom Thanks for your advice!!
Turn the oiler down
Sounds like the 450 has a problem throwing chains - must have seen 10 complaints - it often ruins the drive sprocket , too.
Have had a 435 for 13 years - never threw a chain , in over 80 chains used. Why doesn't Husqvarna fix this ?
My new 450 has thrown 3 chains that were properly tensioned. Each time i needed to get a file out to get the chain to ride in the bar correctly again. So frustrating
I’ve had no problems with my 450 throwing chains. Bought it brand new
TS current price in Uganda 2024
Lol wheres even a 550 xp or a 545 not to mention the mighty 592xp or 572xp
This is for home or apartment owners not real chainsaws
Lots of talking without any technical data - yes, I do have a Husky
I very much like but your no-info sales-clip really sucks!
365
Id have started this list at the somewhere around a 365 372xp 394 390 572 592.
Starts off with electric lol
🤣 100% no 550xp mk2, no 560xp no 565/585 no 592. In fairness the only saws on there that made sense were the 135 and 455.
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How much price ₹₹
They have no idea what they’re talking about
Lame
Way to steal others videos.... thumbs down
This should be called the worst husqvarna saws for 2023. Husqvarna's best saws are the xp's. If you're new to saws and looking to buy one don't take advice from this video.
I fully agree these are not professional saws.
However it all depends on why you need it and what you pay for it.
They would likely work perfect for most people that runs a saw 10hours a year.
With that said I own 12(?) Husqvarna saws all xp/xpg.
And I would rather buy a used pro saw if I didn't have the budget.
@@hnorrstrom I just get tired of these videos that claim something and what they say isn't accurate whatsoever. I bet the person who made this video would be the type to put straight 85 octane in the gas tank and wonder why it was using soo much oil lol.
@@chevysilver-ray-dough6328 Yeah a lot of all these videos could even be made by ai or random people for views.
Likely we don't get fooled by them but others might which is kind of sad..
@@chevysilver-ray-dough6328 Funny , having read the video title I see no where where they said best for professional timber use , just best saw . By that I gathered they are speaking to homeowner use so there is no deception of any kind . Perhaps using a bit of common sense would go a long way for you . Husqvarnas pro saws are just not necessary for a person using once or twice a year !!
@@hnorrstromThey repeatedly say "homeowner". Homeowners usually don't need a professional saw, just like your average car driver doesn't need a F1.