I sure hope the 562xp mark II brings builds back the sturdy life reputation Husqvarna saws used to have before the 500 series came out 13 yrs ago. And may the" new" bearing seal combo for the 550 mark II restores my faith in their durability.
I love your videos just a Husqvarna should be. That saw looked in pretty good condition did it have a leak? I am thinking about getting MKII 560/2 to semi-retire my 357. Do you think they will have fewer crankcase seal issues?
Thanks great video. I’ve never seen anyone use a torque wrench on a seal. I’ve been looking at buying a set of seal tools. I see how you rolled instead of prying. Interesting to stop and listen. Almost a forgotten tool.
We had a run of 562 seals a while back. I just followed the workshop manual and thats what they wanted. Lucky for me I have an over priced snapon torque wrench 🙂
Your excellent presentations could only be improved by indicating what the final cost would be for the work you have done. Pretty sure I'm not the only one interested in this.
As an employee I have had to agree to a few terms in order to be allowed to record this work while on the clock. One is that I don't reveal customer names without permission and another is discussing costs. Anyway, labor rates are all over the place depending on what part of the world you're in. Thanks for your input.
This is an older repair and there was a short run of 562's that had questionable seals. Don't ask me the serial numbers because I don't know. This customer bought eight saws and one of them started running fast at idle. Sure enough a pressure/vaccuum test showed a leaking crank seal. After fixing that saw the customer expressed the same concern you did so we updated the seals in the rest of their saws. Husqvarna flat rate for a crank seal on a two piece case is 4/10 of an hour.
Yes many interchange but I screwed up. I didn't mark part numbers on the tools. They were just in bags and eventually got all mixed up or they rolled out of the bags while in the toolbox. Yes, careless. These days I just grab whatever works to get the job done.
Hello, I have a 562Xp which I pulled apart to change the seals. I watched your video and decided to try the repair myself. I did not have the plastic washer on my saw and don't see it in the parts diagram. My saw is a 2013. would the plastic washer be only on newer models? Thank you from a new subscriber.
The dealer portal parts diagram shows the washer. I don't know if they updated the diagram or if its always been there. You know, out of sight, out of mind.
Probably the cleanest saw you worked on all month........ I tried to install these seals without an install tool and failed miserably. I did take my happy arse over to the lathe and make an install sleeve/tool after the second failed attempt.
Sounds like Chris is coming that way this week. Hes going to bring my mac770 for you to take a look at. By all means do a video and play with it some. I'll have my fancy sharpening job done on it as well.
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Have you seen many issues with 562? I’m wanting one but don’t own any 5 series saws. All of mine have been 3 series..any common problems youve seen?
The 562XP has recently been updated to the 562XP Mark II and I haven't seen issues with it yet.
I sure hope the 562xp mark II brings builds back the sturdy life reputation Husqvarna saws used to have before the 500 series came out 13 yrs ago. And may the" new" bearing seal combo for the 550 mark II restores my faith in their durability.
Only time will tell. @@VE1AXC
I have a refurbished one for sale
You are a master at your job. Always fun to watch you work so we can learn. Thanks
I'm glad you're enjoying the channel. Thanks for watching!
You always make it look so easy yet so many cuss and struggle! Great work as always and see you next time!
Cussing just turns a challenge into a struggle. See you next time!
@@TheGreasyShopRag Agree the more frustrated just makes it harder!
Ted, this is my first time here! Excellent video. I will try to make it by more often!
@@oakiewoodsman He's one of the very best. Glad you are here!
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You always do great repair work. Customers know when it leaves your table its done right
Thanks and thanks for watching!
I love your videos just a Husqvarna should be. That saw looked in pretty good condition did it have a leak? I am thinking about getting MKII 560/2 to semi-retire my 357. Do you think they will have fewer crankcase seal issues?
I would assume the Mark II addressed those issue. I haven't seen any problems yet but we haven't sold a lot yet.
My first time here buddy! I had the same question that you did.
Did this saw have a leak or was this just preventative?
Welcome to the channel. I did eight saws for this customer and it was last year or later. I don't remember which one(s) had leaks. @@oakiewoodsman
He is a Husky Main Dealer his videos are really good. Glad you found him Joe.@@oakiewoodsman
Thank you sir! @@TheGreasyShopRag
Coincidentally, I think I just bought a knockoff set of those seal pullers off Amazon before I watched this video
Pretty simple tools. They should be fine.
New Sub! You do an excellent job with video and voice over. Sorry I haven’t made it over yet. I have been missing out!
Thanks for tuning in!
Sorry it took so long! @@TheGreasyShopRag
TH-cam is a big place! @@oakiewoodsman
Have you ever refilled that Oregon Grease tool? Mine is low and have been thinking about it. Haven’t looked into it much.
Yes it can be refilled but try to keep air pockets out of it.
Thank you@@TheGreasyShopRag
Thanks great video. I’ve never seen anyone use a torque wrench on a seal. I’ve been looking at buying a set of seal tools. I see how you rolled instead of prying. Interesting to stop and listen. Almost a forgotten tool.
We had a run of 562 seals a while back. I just followed the workshop manual and thats what they wanted. Lucky for me I have an over priced snapon torque wrench 🙂
@@TheGreasyShopRag torque settings. Can you let us know how to find the most reliable information. They can be difficult to find.
Working for a dealership makes it easy for me to find but I don't see workshop manuals available to the general public.@@steveriggenbach90
Two Fig Newtons at one meter is about 17 to 18 pounds at one inch. Or, beter stated a good Uga-duga or so.
I dunno 'bout dem fig newtons but I understand ugga-duggas.
Your excellent presentations could only be improved by indicating what the final cost would be for the work you have done. Pretty sure I'm not the only one interested in this.
As an employee I have had to agree to a few terms in order to be allowed to record this work while on the clock. One is that I don't reveal customer names without permission and another is discussing costs. Anyway, labor rates are all over the place depending on what part of the world you're in. Thanks for your input.
Hi, do you have a part number for that little prybar from snap on?
How can a saw that looks damn near Brand New need seals already? 2. What does your shop charge for that job?
This is an older repair and there was a short run of 562's that had questionable seals. Don't ask me the serial numbers because I don't know. This customer bought eight saws and one of them started running fast at idle. Sure enough a pressure/vaccuum test showed a leaking crank seal. After fixing that saw the customer expressed the same concern you did so we updated the seals in the rest of their saws. Husqvarna flat rate for a crank seal on a two piece case is 4/10 of an hour.
@@TheGreasyShopRag thanks Brother
@@TheGreasyShopRag two Newton meters equals 17.70 inch pounds
@@TheGreasyShopRagexcellent! Answered my question. Do you use the brake cleaner method ever?
Help me out, Whats the brake cleaner method? @@oakiewoodsman
Does the special tool work in many other saws? 3 series, Stihl, Echo?
Yes many interchange but I screwed up. I didn't mark part numbers on the tools. They were just in bags and eventually got all mixed up or they rolled out of the bags while in the toolbox. Yes, careless. These days I just grab whatever works to get the job done.
OK.... I can see how that would be easy to do@@TheGreasyShopRag
Make it look so easy, I have lost some grey hair doing Stihl seals…
The more you do, the easier it gets.
Hello, I have a 562Xp which I pulled apart to change the seals. I watched your video and decided to try the repair myself. I did not have the plastic washer on my saw and don't see it in the parts diagram. My saw is a 2013. would the plastic washer be only on newer models? Thank you from a new subscriber.
The dealer portal parts diagram shows the washer. I don't know if they updated the diagram or if its always been there. You know, out of sight, out of mind.
Thanks, I will check again at the dealer again.
Nice. What if I don't have the special tool?
Probably the cleanest saw you worked on all month........
I tried to install these seals without an install tool and failed miserably. I did take my happy arse over to the lathe and make an install sleeve/tool after the second failed attempt.
Home built tools are the best. It makes a person feel good to have created a useful tool. Thanks for watching!
Sounds like Chris is coming that way this week. Hes going to bring my mac770 for you to take a look at. By all means do a video and play with it some. I'll have my fancy sharpening job done on it as well.
I'll be there every day except Monday.
So this cost me $230 at the dealer... hmmm lol I thought they split the case to do this
That seems a little steep for crank seals. Maybe they had a lot of diagnostic time.
good video and repair. I was wondering, do those crank seals leak oil and do they cause any compression issues in the saw? thanks Scott
If they are leaking then they are bad. The compression you measure above the piston isn't effected by crank seals.
@@TheGreasyShopRag Thank you that makes sense
NIce video. The inner spring that was taken off at 2:20, when did that go back on?
That spring was part of the old seal and the new seal has its own spring.
Wow thanks for the quick reply!
@@TheGreasyShopRag
How can you tell the crank seal needs replacement ?
We do a pressure/Vacuum test on the crankcase to see if they leak.
I like your video neighbor every time i watch your videos i find myself either trying to find tools you use or buying them when i do 😂LATER
Yep, the right tools, bought or built, make the job easier.
Thecshop you work at is husqvarna dealership..?
Husqvarna and Echo
@@TheGreasyShopRag love my echos 2511t ,,s.......and 9010......blower...favorite and best tool I've ever bought for tree care and landscaping...2511t with slight modification does it all ..dock removals construction tree removal ,brush and land clearing ..did 6 acres with it..they had brought in excavators and skidsteer s. They just couldn't get down there. Me and my 2511t with a rope and 1 guy cleared it out much faster..LOVE THE ECHO
Those two Echo tools are among the most popular. @@Sethhaun78
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