I was gonna say the same thing........I have no vibration problems with any of my Stihl's! And see what these husqvarna guys don't understand is that if it wasn't for Stihl you wouldn't have chainsaws in the first place
when my dad moved to Idaho he had a wood burning stove but never had the knowledge or equipment to cut his own wood so he just bought them cords at a time. He then met a old Korean war vet who had been cutting down trees essentially his whole life. He ended up selling my dad a saw (think it was a small like 028 or something at first) my dad then bought a old square body and put a cattle cage on the back. Growing up I helped my dad a whole lot with gathering and cutting wood. Anyways long story short, the Korean war vet family friend sold my dad a ms 460 mag that my dad ended up putting the 54mm big bore kit on. Fast forward some years later and I inherited the saw to cut my own firewood, and a funny tidbit is the Fire Department I work at has an old ms 460 mag rescue saw on one of the engines so I knew how to run it real well out of the gate lol. Sadly the cylinder has some scouring so I will have to try and take it apart and replace with another cylinder kit at some point. Love the video. That thing rips!
Hey Tinman love the channel I own a tree service and love saws and now I am rebuilding all my saws I’ve run for 20 years and are still going thanks to you and this channel awesome 👍👍👍
I love seeing the diversity of saws on your channel my friend. I’ve never been much of a stihl guy, but hey, if the price is right I’m game! Thank you for all the knowledge you share. Really helped me learn a lot about my saws, and they keep multiplying😂
Came out like 22 years ago. So it sure has vibration compared to new stuff. I built an 026 everything brand new a few years back with a ported muffler and all. Nothing i would use everyday. It's like a classic car or a hotrod. Fun to have. 261 cm is the deal these days. 👍 cheers from sweden.
That is a nice looking, and running MS460. My first go round with an aftermarket big bore was on a MS460. I was trying to match the performance of an 064. It didn't happen, the saw has set on the shelf for a long time, I was planning on porting an OEM cylinder and swapping out the big bore, but when I bought my first ms461 and ported that I lost interest in the 460 and kept running 064's. I would not recommend bending that Stihl ES light bar like that, they have milled out grooves in them and doing that causes a long divot to form in the aluminum plate covering those grooves, I own several that have done that. I prefer to take the clutch cover off to put the chain back on and adjust the chain tension. I always throw chains too when limbing with a 32" bar, keeping the chain adjusted properly helps, that's one thing to be mindful of with long bars.
Coming to you from new Jersey tinman . I run 460s day in n out . Very reliable a bit heavy but cut great. Nice to see one on 👍🌲. Keep cutting brother . Logman from Jersey clear.
Great saw,I have run huskies and stihls over the years,both have always been dependable and great running for me,but I use husky because my dealer is close and customer service is great,but I still have and run both brands
Like Tinman, I like e'm all but haven't had any "stihls" (excluding trimmers and blowers) until March last year when I got a holzfforma g660 pro clone saw. And this March I actually had my local dealer order me an ms250 lol. Just because I've never ran one and been hearing how their one of, if not the best clamshell homeowner saw. Dealer also said stihl discontinued them and is only selling remaining stock. Have to say, with a muffler mod, it's a nice little limbing saw and seems like it would be great for light firewood duty!
Hi Tinman. A rich condition on a saw (as far as i know) can be caused by a wrongly set metering lever (as you said) or by the needle that is not sealing well. Greetings from Italy!
I've got a stock 460 that I got new in 2005, and I've cut many Bazillion cords of firewood over the years with it until my carpal tunnel got too bad, I do still have it though.
Yes carrying the ms460 all day you no it I got 2 of them and use them all the time they work for me if I could find a huskqvarna that fits me I'd run it to
My dad passed away about three months ago and I got his 066 magnum and I was using it last week and she blew up , I was heart broken and now I'm torn I don't know if I want to rebuild her or not !
Love my STIHL saws!
Hope everyone is having a blessed day
Thanks for always being positive daniel
Amen I'll second that
I love my ms 460
I have a 2005 ms 460, no vibration problems, love that, along with my 034, I’m great full for Germany. Giving us Stihl, and Diesel engines
I was gonna say the same thing........I have no vibration problems with any of my Stihl's! And see what these husqvarna guys don't understand is that if it wasn't for Stihl you wouldn't have chainsaws in the first place
She's a sweet runner! William!! Thank you so much for the extremely gracious gift to the channel! So awesome!
Being a Stihl owner/fan, it's really (!) nice to see one make a showing on your channel again. 😍
when my dad moved to Idaho he had a wood burning stove but never had the knowledge or equipment to cut his own wood so he just bought them cords at a time. He then met a old Korean war vet who had been cutting down trees essentially his whole life. He ended up selling my dad a saw (think it was a small like 028 or something at first) my dad then bought a old square body and put a cattle cage on the back. Growing up I helped my dad a whole lot with gathering and cutting wood. Anyways long story short, the Korean war vet family friend sold my dad a ms 460 mag that my dad ended up putting the 54mm big bore kit on. Fast forward some years later and I inherited the saw to cut my own firewood, and a funny tidbit is the Fire Department I work at has an old ms 460 mag rescue saw on one of the engines so I knew how to run it real well out of the gate lol. Sadly the cylinder has some scouring so I will have to try and take it apart and replace with another cylinder kit at some point. Love the video. That thing rips!
Hey Tinman love the channel I own a tree service and love saws and now I am rebuilding all my saws I’ve run for 20 years and are still going thanks to you and this channel awesome 👍👍👍
I love seeing the diversity of saws on your channel my friend. I’ve never been much of a stihl guy, but hey, if the price is right I’m game! Thank you for all the knowledge you share. Really helped me learn a lot about my saws, and they keep multiplying😂
Came out like 22 years ago. So it sure has vibration compared to new stuff. I built an 026 everything brand new a few years back with a ported muffler and all. Nothing i would use everyday. It's like a classic car or a hotrod. Fun to have. 261 cm is the deal these days. 👍 cheers from sweden.
That is a nice looking, and running MS460. My first go round with an aftermarket big bore was on a MS460. I was trying to match the performance of an 064. It didn't happen, the saw has set on the shelf for a long time, I was planning on porting an OEM cylinder and swapping out the big bore, but when I bought my first ms461 and ported that I lost interest in the 460 and kept running 064's. I would not recommend bending that Stihl ES light bar like that, they have milled out grooves in them and doing that causes a long divot to form in the aluminum plate covering those grooves, I own several that have done that. I prefer to take the clutch cover off to put the chain back on and adjust the chain tension. I always throw chains too when limbing with a 32" bar, keeping the chain adjusted properly helps, that's one thing to be mindful of with long bars.
Coming to you from new Jersey tinman . I run 460s day in n out . Very reliable a bit heavy but cut great. Nice to see one on 👍🌲. Keep cutting brother . Logman from Jersey clear.
This channel is my background noise all day everyday working on site, pick up so much quality information! Thanks for all the knowledge tinman!
Thanks Mr T. I do that with channels and listen while I'm driving site to site
@@tinmanssaws often do the same while driving or on the weekends while tinkering in my shop.
Great saw,I have run huskies and stihls over the years,both have always been dependable and great running for me,but I use husky because my dealer is close and customer service is great,but I still have and run both brands
Bada$$ saw, I’d love to run that thing!
Don't own any Stihl saws. I have a few friends that do and they love them. I like my huskies. Nice saw, through. TC Mahalo Tinman 🤙🤙🤙
Like Tinman, I like e'm all but haven't had any "stihls" (excluding trimmers and blowers) until March last year when I got a holzfforma g660 pro clone saw. And this March I actually had my local dealer order me an ms250 lol. Just because I've never ran one and been hearing how their one of, if not the best clamshell homeowner saw. Dealer also said stihl discontinued them and is only selling remaining stock.
Have to say, with a muffler mod, it's a nice little limbing saw and seems like it would be great for light firewood duty!
Hi tinman ive picked up so many tips and good info from you! Thanks
Hi tin man melb Australia I have 046magnum had since 1997 still runs really well good video towatch
Hi Tinman. A rich condition on a saw (as far as i know) can be caused by a wrongly set metering lever (as you said) or by the needle that is not sealing well. Greetings from Italy!
VERY NICE SAW ,,SOUNDS GREAT TO STAY SAFE TINMAN
Nice dry wood !
Nice saw bud!! She cuts!!
We use the cilinder head on a motorized bicycle 52mm 10mm the engine sound exactly the same . Music to the hear
Nice chainsaw, looks like 064 .
I've got a stock 460 that I got new in 2005, and I've cut many Bazillion cords of firewood over the years with it until my carpal tunnel got too bad, I do still have it though.
With them stihl light bars exspecly the 32s you got to keep the chain alot tighter then with a standard bar just because there a bit floppy.
Awesome video Tinman!!!
Thankyou buddy
That's a bueaty for sure!!!
Hey I've got one those!😃👍
I mis my 460 magnum it was stock but it ran really good some one stole it from my shop that was a sad day
Is very strong magnum 460 , i have Stihll 039 it is smaller.
Yes carrying the ms460 all day you no it I got 2 of them and use them all the time they work for me if I could find a huskqvarna that fits me I'd run it to
The wind is just ripping
Did he hone or sand after the porting but I don't see any chamfered at all
I’m thinking that you’ll always be throwing chains with the chain THAT loose. Just look at the sag it has when the chain gets a little heat in it.
My dad passed away about three months ago and I got his 066 magnum and I was using it last week and she blew up , I was heart broken and now I'm torn I don't know if I want to rebuild her or not !
Rebuild it you will love because of the memorys
I'm with Justin. Even if you need to give it some time, don't get rid of it.
So sorry for your loss🙏🏻
STIHL TIME!!!
If I can say one thing, those Stihl light bars are junk. Never had a bar that bent so easily or wore out so quickly. Love the videos!
I just found a 660 magnum at the bottom of a junk pile 😄 any pointers or vids you’ve done on it?
I've actually never had a 660 on the channel as of yet
Another spruce falls for the Tinman test❤❤😂😂😂
Hey tinman...I've got a stihl bar and it throws chain along more than my husky and I wander why
Carb set
Comment from me
It’s just not the same when a husky man does a Stihl review. Just kind of pisses off both sides.
I'd prefer the Stihl's. Husqvarna is too heavy and they have bad bars.
A dude on marketplace near me is selling one for $750 way too much but I told him if he changes his mind I’ll give him $350
Maybe you can find a used ms310 for that