First time ever since leg coverage,,,is used if you want a nother day of Earth time,,and have many reasons to live,,this I am assuming,, his first and last video,, shorts,, better off nude then,,it is fun when chainsaws at 5,00O revolutions per minute,,and you fall into your work,, chainsaws
I’ve had my MS271 Farm Boss for a little over a year now. It is a wonderful piece of gear! I’ve got the 20in bar and use in for maintenance around the property. I’ve cleared out lakefront with it, storm damage and removing old hollys. It’s fuel efficient too. You can cut a while on a tank. Once the unit is warmed up, rip the cord and it starts the first time! I recommend it highly for a homeowner with some property to keep in check!
I just bought one and now it's in the shop getting worked on because it won't start and I haven't even used it yet biggest peice of junk I've ever owned
I just upgraded from the MS 180 to this farm boss.. The MS 180 has been very good with small tree trimming and firewood... the farm boss can handle bigger trees.. overall very good yard/farm tools.
Love the saw, but what’s up with no eye, ear leg and foot protection? Shorts and irrigation boots. I’m not trying to jump on ya, but that’s just not smart.
Thanks for your review. Power is important in a chainsaw. However, durability is critical. I bought an X brand chainsaw which ran fine but wouldn't restart once it was hot and finally stopped running. I had no one to work on it. So, I bought a Stihl 271 and have been cutting about 5 cords a year for the past 5 years. I have a Stihl franchise nearby to work on it when needed. The 271 starts fine hot or cold and has enough power to cut what I need. I cracked the plastic housing over the oil tank and replacing it was too expensive, so I patched it with epoxy. Aside from that no problems or regrets.
This is the saw that I got for my dad a couple years back. He uses it, I tune and do maintenance on it so he doesn't have to worry about it. It's served him well so far.
Just bought my Farm Boss today. Started that bitch up and sawed up 14 cuts in a big ass log out by the fence row. Never seen the inside of the tree at this point, so it was a toss up of trees I thought it might’ve been. So this log was dry, partially burned, and dead for 4 years…..found out it ripped through a Red Oak. So this log was the hardest it would’ve ever gotten and was rippin’ through it in 15 seconds. I didn’t mean to give it a punishing test but did and it amazed me. Farm Boss is a true badass!
I have a 290 it’s been a work horse Iv ran a 28” full slip chain for years now with no problems. Good review. I’m looking at the 311 or 362 still not sure what one I want
Picked one up and agree. About 5-8 seconds per trunk cut on a 40yr old wind blown hemlock. Real pain was limbing the tree as it was resting on some young birches and maples and not getting crushed.
I've got a 180. It's good for anything less than 12". I've got some 28" oaks that I'm buying this 271 to cut. They only offer light duty chains for the 180 and I'm always wanting more out of it.
Rain boots, basketball shorts, no glasses, ear protection or gloves. Love it
Yeah i had that same thought
Great body position as well. This is the person who might benefit from a saw course
First time ever since leg coverage,,,is used if you want a nother day of Earth time,,and have many reasons to live,,this I am assuming,, his first and last video,, shorts,, better off nude then,,it is fun when chainsaws at 5,00O revolutions per minute,,and you fall into your work,, chainsaws
@@user-re6vr1up5yI just had a stroke reading that tbh
@@lelandcole2586 bro give it a rest we all go out in our yards like this. Go read another book.
I’ve had my MS271 Farm Boss for a little over a year now. It is a wonderful piece of gear! I’ve got the 20in bar and use in for maintenance around the property. I’ve cleared out lakefront with it, storm damage and removing old hollys. It’s fuel efficient too. You can cut a while on a tank. Once the unit is warmed up, rip the cord and it starts the first time! I recommend it highly for a homeowner with some property to keep in check!
It’s definitely a good saw. Thanks for watching
Debating on this ssw or the CS-590 Timber Wolf.
Go with the Farm Boss
Your description gave me my answer tomorrow I will have a brand new chainsaw
I just bought one and now it's in the shop getting worked on because it won't start and I haven't even used it yet biggest peice of junk I've ever owned
I just upgraded from the MS 180 to this farm boss.. The MS 180 has been very good with small tree trimming and firewood... the farm boss can handle bigger trees.. overall very good yard/farm tools.
Great saw. I've been running the heck out of mine for 2 years and it is doing just fine. Great video.
Love the saw, but what’s up with no eye, ear leg and foot protection?
Shorts and irrigation boots.
I’m not trying to jump on ya, but that’s just not smart.
Thanks for your review. Power is important in a chainsaw. However, durability is critical. I bought an X brand chainsaw which ran fine but wouldn't restart once it was hot and finally stopped running. I had no one to work on it. So, I bought a Stihl 271 and have been cutting about 5 cords a year for the past 5 years. I have a Stihl franchise nearby to work on it when needed. The 271 starts fine hot or cold and has enough power to cut what I need. I cracked the plastic housing over the oil tank and replacing it was too expensive, so I patched it with epoxy. Aside from that no problems or regrets.
Just sold my 251CBE and bought the 271 with 20' bar with the yellow chain. It screams and cuts excellent and I love my new purchase
I have the 251cbe now which is a good saw...I'm also thinking of upgrading to the 271. Is the additional power a noticeable difference?
How is it holding up?
I got a 271 yesterday. Oh my goodness! It cuts TWICE as fast as my 251. TOTALLY worth it 🎉. I was cutting.18in.pine rounds in.mere seconds
This is the saw that I got for my dad a couple years back. He uses it, I tune and do maintenance on it so he doesn't have to worry about it. It's served him well so far.
Shorts and open rubber boots. Good way to fill yer boots with wood chips.
my wife would be freaking out on me cutting wood like this. Holy cow man! you are an emergency room visit waiting to happen.
I switched mine to 3/8 and have a 20 inch bar and she cuts like a dream
You cut hard or soft wood. Thought the bigger chain was better for cutting soft wood or am I wrong? How u like the 3/8ths chain on it
@@dentondunn4346 cuts perfect
I love my new 271. And I do all my own maintenance
Just bought my Farm Boss today. Started that bitch up and sawed up 14 cuts in a big ass log out by the fence row. Never seen the inside of the tree at this point, so it was a toss up of trees I thought it might’ve been. So this log was dry, partially burned, and dead for 4 years…..found out it ripped through a Red Oak. So this log was the hardest it would’ve ever gotten and was rippin’ through it in 15 seconds. I didn’t mean to give it a punishing test but did and it amazed me. Farm Boss is a true badass!
They are definitely great saws!
Could you speak English please..😂
I have a 290 it’s been a work horse Iv ran a 28” full slip chain for years now with no problems. Good review. I’m looking at the 311 or 362 still not sure what one I want
They really are workhorses
I’d go with the 362, it’s a pro model. Buy once, cry once.
Btw, I have a 271. Great little saw.
@@Mark-uh4zd Debating between this or the CS-590 Timber Wolf.
I love my ms 261 pro with 20inch bar, I recommend chaps tho, correct ppe !
I love my MS 271 .
I have the same saw ,love it
Is that what they mean when they say fill your boots . Rubber boots and shorts
No safety Glasses, Shorts and Rubber Boots………really!
@@timboslice534 get em safety patrol
Nice job, great Vid! Im picking mine up tomorrow!
I believe thats a soft maple, good little saw though
Just got one. I hold the throttle, press the chain against the wood, it spins and cuts through it.
They are great
Great saw,nice vid ,,, audio super low tho bud
Thanks for the review!
Picked one up and agree. About 5-8 seconds per trunk cut on a 40yr old wind blown hemlock. Real pain was limbing the tree as it was resting on some young birches and maples and not getting crushed.
Thank you sir ! 😀
Sthil is farm boss but husqvarna is King of The forest
Really
@@luckeycharles3965 yes
@@luckeycharles3965 yes realy
Butter 👍🇦🇺
Good review. Your voice is pretty low in volume, hard to hear you, but I appreciate the review!
Thanks for watching
Eyes man eyes!! Otherwise you did a great job on this review.
Mine came with a 16" bar and I want the 20". Couldn't I just swap it out no problem?
A 20 will probably work fine
Yes, the MS-271 is 16-20”
Just gotta get the 20” and it will work just fine
Wish I knew it didn't have an oil adjustment
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Guaranteed you've got saldust in those fishing boots.
It´s a great saw but they kick back also (ouch)....just saying ;)
What chain saw doesn’t…just saying ;)
Good Video! Thx
Yessir I know what will happen those boots will fill up with sawdust try to get that out of your socks
My ms271z has a 18" bar
I got one, and it cuts everything so were safety cloth
You should never cut with shorts on!
is this too strong for my first one?
Certainly could be, try and get the feel for one first. Quite a powerful saw
Maybe ms 171 for your first if your a small property owner
I've got a 180. It's good for anything less than 12". I've got some 28" oaks that I'm buying this 271 to cut. They only offer light duty chains for the 180 and I'm always wanting more out of it.
I got a 251 for my first saw. 18" bar, great for medium sized hardwoods.
@@tenntech40251 is a great saw. Especially with easy start. Only 1/2 horsepower less than 271 I think.
No PPE then 🤔
Where's the safety gear? Geepers.
Yea man at least put some glasses on
Is this fuel injected?
No, there’s only 1 chainsaw in the world that is fuel injected. All of them are carburetor
Nope there’s only one in the world that’s fuel injected and it’s mine which is the ms 500i
great video nice i have the 271 can i put the 20inch bar on and what chain
Thank you it’s a great saw