Husqvarna 562XP Low On Power...or is it?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Customer complaint is that the Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw is low on power. "Low on power" means different things to different people. Follow along as we find multiple reasons for the complaint. #smallenginerepair
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It all works out. If the chain was proper the fines would have killed it. Great work and video. Take care.
Thanks for watching!
I guess that pesky sprocket is hard to see behind the clutch? The air filter upgrade on these is definitely worth it in my opinion! Thanks for sharing 👍
The new filter design really is better. Its funny though, many Husky air filters over the years didn't screw down tight but they never sucked dirt like these do.
@@TheGreasyShopRag Hi Scott, that's a serious amount of dust in the air filter, the 254xp and 61,s etc all had steel screws holding them down to a nut sert in the manifold much better nothing getting through, I keep thinking as I watch your great videos does anybody actually carry out basic maintenance themselves like take an airline to there equipment it goes a long way to keeping things right
@@TR-vm6gu Sometimes I think they just bring them in for a tune up because they know I'll clean it for them. I don't mind, its easy work.
Ever thought of trying an Endoscope. Might make it a little easier on the peeps when checkin out the cyl. condition thru the spark plug hole.
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Yes I've got three in my toolbox. Sometimes I get the answer I need with a quick look, sometimes the scope is needed. Sometimes I use a scope and edit that footage out just because its a distraction to the point I'm trying to make. In this case I wouldn't have been able to see the piston skirt anyway. Thanks for your input and stay tuned because I'm about due for my yearly update on whats in the work toolbox.
Good video neighbor LATER
Interesting...this is the 2nd video of yours that I've viewed where the customer did not install the chain correctly.
It happens all the time. When we show them what happened it always turns out the neighbor borrowed the saw 🙂
The "won't crank" thing is pretty common in the auto world too
Ya its annoying.
Another great video Scott! At least your customers always give you something new to Ponder "why would they do that"? Lot's of Schmutz from Dull chains I agree!
“Low on power”!! Yeah, right! Rule number one of customer relations - take everything they say with a grain of salt and never assume their level of knowledge. 😉
More tool questions, as usual - what’s the red tool you used to spin the spark plug off and on? Thx, Scott!
Oh, input on background music, in case you were interested - 👎. I prefer not to be entertained or distracted - just informed and educated (which you do really well!).
Now I want to see you slam a push mower down on that workbench. 😂👍
The tool: www.amazon.com/Thexton-492-Spark-Installer-Remover/dp/B000OCIX9E
I've heard a lot of complaints about the music and I suppose I should do something about it. Maybe I'll just keep that little bit at the end. Does anyone actually stay till the end?
@@TheGreasyShopRag Me, usually! 😉 Thanks for the link! Just when I thought there wasn’t another tool out there I didn’t need. Hah! 😉
Regardless of what saw it is, the operator still needs to do regular proper maintenance and do it well.
Agreed. Thanks for watching!
My dealer told me when I bought the second gen 562 wa to grease the air filter mating surfaces,
I've done that on the old ones with a bail hold down but the new screw down filters seem to seal decent.
Well done Scott, do these people really excist?🤣
We see this stuff all the time. People want to get a job done, buy the equipment but don't know much about using or maintaining it. Thats where we come in. It pays the bills.
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More like the Customer is “LOW on BRAINS”!!!!!!!
Good thing because if the chain was properly installed he would have ran it with all that dirt in the air filter. Thanks for watching!
Just a thought……I am very good using various software….but limited knowledge to tear into my laptop. 😉
We all have different comfort levels.
@@TheGreasyShopRag just fyi. You don’t say. I’ve heard others. I figure , customer is nice but just don’t know then help them.
Hahahaaa hidden camera !?
People without common sense drive me nuts. unreal.
As a mechanic I don't let it bother me. In fact, those are the people that are putting food on my table. Now when I'm driving down the road and encounter people without common sense, that drives me nuts.
@@TheGreasyShopRag oh I know. I work on peoples stuff on the side and I am amazed with what I see.
I used to feel like that but I'm a bit more chilled nowadays.
There's a shitload of things to know and keep track of in modern life and all of us lack "common sense" in some area or another.
It's easy to take things for granted that we know, even when there's so many things we don't. The trick is how to deal with it. Taking your expensive, potentially dangerous equipment to get sorted out by a pro was a sign of common sense in this case, in a way.