Two things that are extremely important to do frequently are to check your spark arrestor to make sure it is not becoming plugged up with soot and to also grease your clutch drum bearing daily. On most of my Husqvarna powersaws there is a bearing grease orfice in the end of the crankshaft. give it a couple pumps of grease with your bar tip grease gun. These two things will keep your Lady running at optimal capacity. Good job Lumber Lady.
I have the 545 Mark ii so inch bar & it SCREAMS, I can imagine the 550, wish they had 1 in stock at my local dealer when I purchased mine!!! Good video......AMAZING saw!!!
I think my nickname for you is gonna be hotrod! You really know your stuff and your equipment. Man or woman you were trained properly and it shows. Your pride in your equipment says it all. So hats off and you have a new subscriber. Need more videos soon.
I like to clean the bar rails while I've got it apart , with a scraper not just compressed air , also oil the nose sprocket and I like to oil the rail before reassembly . It's worth mentioning that the bar should be flipped regularly which most people do , however I have seen comments on other channels like "you put the bar on upside down" because the painted name was upside down . Lastly , I'd invest in some nitrile mechanics gloves , they're thin so you retain feel , quite tough and oil and fuel resistant . Also cheap , I pay about $12 aud ( 55 dkk ) for a box of 100 .
Very thorough service video, it makes me feel comfortable servicing my chainsaw now. Before watching your video I got into trouble; something you avoided instinctively, at around 26 seconds from the beginning of the video, but did not make emphasis on the importance of that step. The safety paddle has to be pulled back into the "running mode" before removing the clutch/bar cover. Perhaps you can add it later, if you happen to do another video. I push the paddle and left the brake engaged (safe mode) before I attempted to remove the cover. I ended up prying the cover off and when I tried to put it back together it was impossible with the "brake on". After an hour of messing with it, and by luck without breaking anything, I got the paddle to engage the small brake lever and release the brake. Smooth after that. I hope this helps someone like me, that did not read the manual. :)
Wow you're good you remind me of my grandmother she was the Norwegian Swede from Bergen meticulous at everything she done at the age of 3 I can remember her using an axe in cutting trees with Crosscut saws I think that's where I get it from. Some people are just born old souls and they don't know it until they have Deja vu's or their natural at everything they do including like quantum physics and stuff like that when your grandmother teaches you physics and how to cut down a tree before your 5 yeah that's a pretty special woman and a very long life she was 97 when she died and that was a 1973 I think I'm old but I'm not I think I'm going to build a collection of baseball cards but instead of baseball arborist collection with specifications of each arborist not including equipment and not just knowledge. Innovation in problem solving. You field-stripped a chainsaw but you live in Denmark I live in Flint Michigan I ain't scared to say it it's a broke down industrial town 60 miles north of Detroit during World War II though we were producing a hundred thousand tanks a year over a million rounds of ammunition a day so there's basically enough ammunition to have world war for 99years but trees won't last that long if we don't start planting more then what we cut. Really sorry about my penmanship end punctuation but I'm speaking into a smartphone that isn't very smart. But anyway make a long story short I rescued 30 oak trees from the river bank that was going to be washed away by flooding I moved them that's cool because some of the old oak here some old growth along the river could reach 400 years old and it's amazing they're in such good health I try not to cut everything. I try to make it a four-man team with full Communications including your ground boss that is not me I'm just a climber. Rigger groundsman I'm nothing special I'm just a normal everyday average guy trying to prove a point it takes teamwork for the whole planet it's not just me competition socks why compete with nature the mother has been here since day one here I am 55 years later any tree that I cut that's bigger than me or even smaller than me could have its way with me and kill me dead but I've learned to respect the mother tree the Tree of Life and that's pretty cool because I'm Swedish Norwegian French in Apache Indian that's weird I'm still talking into a a smartphone sorry about the book but you're doing a great job keep it up your treeple. From Flint Town. Michigan
Hello Felixia, I'm new to your channel. It's a real chain saw cleaning! On the starter side, cleaning is often neglected, and yet it is important for good engine cooling. I am an amateur lumberjack and I already work at a Husqvarna dealership. I don't know if you are interested in old saw models? If so I suggest you try a Husqvarna 254 xp. You will be charmed :) by the simplicity of the machine. I like your videos. Good continuity and thank you!
You may have a hole in the crank on the clutch side that allows greasing the clutch drum bearing without removing the clutch assembly. Uses the same grease gun that greases the nose sprocket hole on the bar. My Husqvarna has it. Hey, if you have it use it!! LOL.
I got this saw a few weeks ago. It felt like I was going to break my hand when I tried to loosen the bolts holding the muffler in place .. (Because I was going to mod it.) Other than that, I really love this saw. Especially with the Oregon 18 inch SpeedCut blade.
Yes in did knowledge is a great power just in area chainsaw maitenance clean barr and bering in ,proper oil lubrication from oil pomp is recepture for long life chainsaw and cutting atachment!!!!
now you have a saw that's worth cleaning i see you like sthil i do as well but when I use to cut pulp and walked a mile into the woods i felt better with husky over my shoulder
Chainsaw modifications on 500i yes ? Do tell smiley 😊..... port and polish yes ? 500i is great saw but use too much fuel , at least version we have here in USA ... European version maybe different?
Nice video, can you do some more videos of maintenance and chain sharpening please 💕 When it's an "Auto-tune" carb,,- what do you do if the spark plug is too light or too dark? Thankyou very much indeed 😁
There is a reset procedure online ... try not to run the saw out of fuel as the auto tune may recognize / store it as a lean condition ... you should get a nice chocolate-tan color on the plug and piston - also check for air leaks around filter (greasing the lip is not a bad idea) and intake tract .... or you could just buy a STIHL 😊
@@fabzacres-blackcat thankyou very much indeed. I didn't have much cash when my two Stihl chainsaws and dealers where giving me constant trouble and expenses. I nearly had fist fights with the 3 Stihl dealers in my area as I cannot even trust them to fix a child's bicycle and not rob me. So I went straight to a Husqvarna dealer and bought myself two brand new Husqvarna chainsaws on offer for the price of a single Stihl chainsaw I got myself a 545 and a 435t. My two Stihl 's I put at the very back of my warehouse and forgot about them as My two Husqvarna work very well and the Husqvarna chains don't need sharpening so many times compared to the Stihl chains. I have 7 chainsaws in all now
Your welcome sir ! I know what you mean about some dealers ... I gave up on the “chain-sharpening service” long time ago ... these idiots were grinding away 1/2 the tooth ! I sharpen by hand and also have robot-grinder to “true” them up after hand filing a few times ... A person can get about 30-40 sharpening per chain IF they stop cutting as soon as the edge begins to dull a whisker
@@fabzacres-blackcat I really appreciate your advice on not letting the Auto-tune run out of fuel, that makes sense. As for chain sharpening,, I have had very bad experiences with having my chains sharpened,, I have a feeling that some places,- overheat the tooth tips on purpose with the grinding machine,- so they lose all their hardened steel strength, so you need 5/6 chain sharpening/ changes per day 😢 Also the Stihl dealerships in my area made my chains too dangerous and jumpy whilst cutting wood and I spent four months recovery from a 'chainbite' on my left ankle ( could have killed me) I have watched hours upon hours of chain sharpening videos and I have tried different methods but it's still interesting to see more ways of doing it ourselves instead of having to drive a long way to beg someone else to do it for us without having to wait a week to get them back badly sharpened 😁 The Husqvarna tends to go rust very very quickly under/ inside the bolted chain cover and brake assembly. If you cut a live palm tree or a yuka tree,, you have to clean the Husqvarna immediately or it will go rusty which I never had that problem with the Stihls,, I never had to bother cleaning them 😁😁😁 What kind of work do you do with chainsaws? You obviously know a lot about the machinery
How do you like your 550XPG? Do the heated handles work nicely? I have the older 350 made in 2005. Not a pro saw but great saw "none the less". I love Husqvarna, they're my "go to" saw. I also have the smaller 340 that was made in 2004. I keep them very clean, clean them after each use. These saws are great for liming and bucking firewood. I'm subscribing to your channel. I like a woman's prospective on things. Though I'm not a professional, I'm an avid chainsaw user and enthusiast. I do like all saws, I'm not one for bashing. Sthil is a great saw too but I think Husqvarna and Echo are more competitively priced and Echo saws are too underrated. Thank you so much and god bless.
Hello, I just got the 550 Xp mark 2 What bar size you run in yours? Also I got stihl 261c, I watched your videos and looks like you like yours a lot and run smaller bar too? Thanks
A good cup of hot black coffee and a chainsaw , what more could you ask for ? Are you sure i didn't put that spark plug in your saw last time ? LOL. Been known to do that a time or two. Good vid , keep em coming .
Hello , I just found your channel and I think you are incredible. I like how you take great care in maintaining the chainsaws . But I was wondering how often do you change the spark plug ?
@@Femalelumberjack your video inspired me to clean both of my Husky 450s today (very long over due). Surprise, surprise, you table looked very clean during the process, my shop is an oily sawdust mess! Both of my saws thank you dearly.
I have to tell you. I was cutting lodge pole and hit a staple. Unaware I hit it until the next cut. Smoke billowing from the bar and !! BEEEEEEPPP. I swear to you I heard an alarm tone coming from the 550xp MarkII. I tried to get my phone out fast enough but it shut off. I heard this tone faintly at first because I had ear protection on. Have you ever heard of this alarm, did you know it actually had one??
Actually, no: The saw brand is named after the Swedish city of Huskvarna (formerly spelled Husqvarna) in the southern Swedish province of Småland The world famous company - that is now called Husqvarna AB - got it's start making muskets for both the Swedish and Norwegian armies (1680-1757); but the company later changed gears entirely and started producing first class sewing machines and bicycles. (The name Husqvarna, incidentally, originates from the words "Hus" (meaning "house") and "qvarn" or "kvarn" (meaning "mill" or "grinder," such as those used to grind grains into flour); put together they mean "the building that housed the grain grinder" that was located near the old musket armory). They produced their first motorcycles(racing along at 4-5 mph!) in 1903, their first lawnmowers in 1919, and their first chainsaws in 1959. As late as 2013, they started designing and manufacturing their own chainsaw chains. In 2019, Husqvarna celebrated 330 years of innovation and manufacturing excellence... including 60 years of top-flight chainsaw manufacture. In conclusion, one last fun fact: Husqvarna owns and produces the chainsaw brand "Jonsered."
Great Vlog! “Knowledge is power” T-shirt I like it! “Be kind and love wins” that is what I’m spreading from a channel I watch called Buckin Billy Ray.
Quality coffee is like two stroke oil for the chainsaw. It keeps the engine running smoothly :-)
Two things that are extremely important to do frequently are to check your spark arrestor to make sure it is not becoming plugged up with soot and to also grease your clutch drum bearing daily. On most of my Husqvarna powersaws there is a bearing grease orfice in the end of the crankshaft. give it a couple pumps of grease with your bar tip grease gun. These two things will keep your Lady running at optimal capacity. Good job Lumber Lady.
Good video young lady 👍. That has to be the best looking work table I ever seen a chainsaw on
tak. purchased a used 550xp and find your videos most helpful in upgrading/replacing/cleaning!
Thank you
I have the 545 Mark ii so inch bar & it SCREAMS, I can imagine the 550, wish they had 1 in stock at my local dealer when I purchased mine!!! Good video......AMAZING saw!!!
I respect people who work what gives them pleasure. You are beautiful, keep it up.
Thank you
Brilliant video Felix Banks a little grease on the sprocket bearing did a great job explaining
I think my nickname for you is gonna be hotrod! You really know your stuff and your equipment. Man or woman you were trained properly and it shows. Your pride in your equipment says it all. So hats off and you have a new subscriber. Need more videos soon.
Thank you!!!
I like to clean the bar rails while I've got it apart , with a scraper not just compressed air , also oil the nose sprocket and I like to oil the rail before reassembly .
It's worth mentioning that the bar should be flipped regularly which most people do , however I have seen comments on other channels like "you put the bar on upside down" because the painted name was upside down .
Lastly , I'd invest in some nitrile mechanics gloves , they're thin so you retain feel , quite tough and oil and fuel resistant . Also cheap , I pay about $12 aud ( 55 dkk ) for a box of 100 .
Kristijan
I use grease on the rail/bar nose wheel from a small greasegun
I find a plastic straw works great on cleaning the bar groove. Just sort of squeeze the straw until it fits and scoop it out
I did enjoy your vid...you covered all the bases well....look forward to the next one...take care at work/ collage...
I'm a big fan of chain saws
Very thorough service video, it makes me feel comfortable servicing my chainsaw now.
Before watching your video I got into trouble; something you avoided instinctively, at around 26 seconds from the beginning of the video, but did not make emphasis on the importance of that step. The safety paddle has to be pulled back into the "running mode" before removing the clutch/bar cover. Perhaps you can add it later, if you happen to do another video. I push the paddle and left the brake engaged (safe mode) before I attempted to remove the cover. I ended up prying the cover off and when I tried to put it back together it was impossible with the "brake on". After an hour of messing with it, and by luck without breaking anything, I got the paddle to engage the small brake lever and release the brake. Smooth after that. I hope this helps someone like me, that did not read the manual. :)
Good video, I look forward to the next one.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, and as your adorable shirt implies, power
Clean and overhaul it's good to go back work🌲🌲🌲👍
What a beautiful/smart woman, makes me smile just watching your stuff. Your one in a mill.
always a mission to start cleanin the saws, but like knowin there clean sharp in ready to go again, i find music an a beer helps, cheers good vid
Very good film. My ms 261 just died. So getting husqvarna for sure now. 🤗 🏴
You impress me, few women are interested in something like this, greetings!😍
Wow you're good you remind me of my grandmother she was the Norwegian Swede from Bergen meticulous at everything she done at the age of 3 I can remember her using an axe in cutting trees with Crosscut saws I think that's where I get it from. Some people are just born old souls and they don't know it until they have Deja vu's or their natural at everything they do including like quantum physics and stuff like that when your grandmother teaches you physics and how to cut down a tree before your 5 yeah that's a pretty special woman and a very long life she was 97 when she died and that was a 1973 I think I'm old but I'm not I think I'm going to build a collection of baseball cards but instead of baseball arborist collection with specifications of each arborist not including equipment and not just knowledge. Innovation in problem solving. You field-stripped a chainsaw but you live in Denmark I live in Flint Michigan I ain't scared to say it it's a broke down industrial town 60 miles north of Detroit during World War II though we were producing a hundred thousand tanks a year over a million rounds of ammunition a day so there's basically enough ammunition to have world war for 99years but trees won't last that long if we don't start planting more then what we cut. Really sorry about my penmanship end punctuation but I'm speaking into a smartphone that isn't very smart. But anyway make a long story short I rescued 30 oak trees from the river bank that was going to be washed away by flooding I moved them that's cool because some of the old oak here some old growth along the river could reach 400 years old and it's amazing they're in such good health I try not to cut everything. I try to make it a four-man team with full Communications including your ground boss that is not me I'm just a climber. Rigger groundsman I'm nothing special I'm just a normal everyday average guy trying to prove a point it takes teamwork for the whole planet it's not just me competition socks why compete with nature the mother has been here since day one here I am 55 years later any tree that I cut that's bigger than me or even smaller than me could have its way with me and kill me dead but I've learned to respect the mother tree the Tree of Life and that's pretty cool because I'm Swedish Norwegian French in Apache Indian that's weird I'm still talking into a a smartphone sorry about the book but you're doing a great job keep it up your treeple. From Flint Town. Michigan
Dude you're done! Trees are the lungs of the planet and its beauty! Therefore, I hate loaded timber trucks since childhood ...
@@Kunaschirsky How would we keep warm in the winter?
Hello Felixia, I'm new to your channel. It's a real chain saw cleaning! On the starter side, cleaning is often neglected, and yet it is important for good engine cooling. I am an amateur lumberjack and I already work at a Husqvarna dealership. I don't know if you are interested in old saw models? If so I suggest you try a Husqvarna 254 xp. You will be charmed :) by the simplicity of the machine. I like your videos. Good continuity and thank you!
Good job 👌 Husqvarna 550 🔝
Happy healthy new year to you and family.
Thank you
Good video and a lesson to keep on top of our saws
I think one of most important think, you nees to chech your start/stop button 😉 Felixia 🙏 nice job🙏👍👍💪😉
Merci Felixia! Très instructif.
Really cool video, definitely keep it up !!!
You may have a hole in the crank on the clutch side that allows greasing the clutch drum bearing without removing the clutch assembly. Uses the same grease gun that greases the nose sprocket hole on the bar. My Husqvarna has it. Hey, if you have it use it!! LOL.
Great video. I just feel sorry for that gorgeous table! Lol!
Yes Husqvarna! Do you have the sparkscreen on the muffler? If so, check it out sometimes.
Jeg er skuffet over at se dig arbejde med en Husqvarna 😢... Men altid glad for at se dine videoer 👌 !!
Guillaume R. 😆
Moin
Good and nice cleaning video. 😎👍☕️☕️
Greetings Dirk
I got this saw a few weeks ago. It felt like I was going to break my hand when I tried to loosen the bolts holding the muffler in place .. (Because I was going to mod it.) Other than that, I really love this saw. Especially with the Oregon 18 inch SpeedCut blade.
You're alright girl. I like your attiude.
Coffee Looks Great! And so do you! No disrespect intended !!
Coffee,life giving liquid.
Nectar of the Gods !
Un buen mantenimiento de la motosierra te da seguridad que todo va a funcionar bien.saludos
Last husky I cleaned ended up on the scrap pile and replaced with a stihl o36. But nice video as always...
My wife would beat me if I serviced my saws in the house, on such a nice looking table. You definitely walk on the wild side.
Living on the edge 😎😆
Works great so far
You did good! Remember to put some vaseline also into needle bearing ~50 hours.
Use white lithium grease instead.
Yes in did knowledge is a great power just in area chainsaw maitenance clean barr and bering in ,proper oil lubrication from oil pomp is recepture for long life chainsaw and cutting atachment!!!!
now you have a saw that's worth cleaning i see you like sthil i do as well but when I use to cut pulp and walked a mile into the woods i felt better with husky over my shoulder
J'apprécie le professionalisme : )
Tack, duktig du är!
I know it's probably getting old , Please do a update on the 500i please. We won't get any till the end of summer maybe
Pete Crabtree I just need to put it together 😉
Chainsaw modifications on 500i yes ? Do tell smiley 😊..... port and polish yes ? 500i is great saw but use too much fuel , at least version we have here in USA ... European version maybe different?
Nice video, can you do some more videos of maintenance and chain sharpening please 💕
When it's an "Auto-tune" carb,,- what do you do if the spark plug is too light or too dark?
Thankyou very much indeed 😁
There is a reset procedure online ... try not to run the saw out of fuel as the auto tune may recognize / store it as a lean condition ... you should get a nice chocolate-tan color on the plug and piston - also check for air leaks around filter (greasing the lip is not a bad idea) and intake tract .... or you could just buy a STIHL 😊
th-cam.com/video/pkOC0JRfYdc/w-d-xo.html .... link to chainsaw guy - very knowledgeable man hence known as saw king
@@fabzacres-blackcat thankyou very much indeed.
I didn't have much cash when my two Stihl chainsaws and dealers where giving me constant trouble and expenses.
I nearly had fist fights with the 3 Stihl dealers in my area as I cannot even trust them to fix a child's bicycle and not rob me.
So I went straight to a Husqvarna dealer and bought myself two brand new Husqvarna chainsaws on offer for the price of a single Stihl chainsaw
I got myself a 545 and a 435t.
My two Stihl 's I put at the very back of my warehouse and forgot about them as My two Husqvarna work very well and the Husqvarna chains don't need sharpening so many times compared to the Stihl chains.
I have 7 chainsaws in all now
Your welcome sir ! I know what you mean about some dealers ... I gave up on the “chain-sharpening service” long time ago ... these idiots were grinding away 1/2 the tooth ! I sharpen by hand and also have robot-grinder to “true” them up after hand filing a few times ... A person can get about 30-40 sharpening per chain IF they stop cutting as soon as the edge begins to dull a whisker
@@fabzacres-blackcat I really appreciate your advice on not letting the Auto-tune run out of fuel, that makes sense.
As for chain sharpening,, I have had very bad experiences with having my chains sharpened,, I have a feeling that some places,- overheat the tooth tips on purpose with the grinding machine,- so they lose all their hardened steel strength, so you need 5/6 chain sharpening/ changes per day 😢
Also the Stihl dealerships in my area made my chains too dangerous and jumpy whilst cutting wood and I spent four months recovery from a 'chainbite' on my left ankle ( could have killed me)
I have watched hours upon hours of chain sharpening videos and I have tried different methods but it's still interesting to see more ways of doing it ourselves instead of having to drive a long way to beg someone else to do it for us without having to wait a week to get them back badly sharpened 😁
The Husqvarna tends to go rust very very quickly under/ inside the bolted chain cover and brake assembly.
If you cut a live palm tree or a yuka tree,, you have to clean the Husqvarna immediately or it will go rusty which I never had that problem with the Stihls,, I never had to bother cleaning them 😁😁😁
What kind of work do you do with chainsaws? You obviously know a lot about the machinery
Good movie. Greetings from Sweden.
Kjell Arvidsson tak!
Nice video!!!👍
Hi there
cool videos
Do you know what is recommended torque value in Nm to tighten spark plug???
I have the same pedant way and regular clean my chain saws the smole one wit T-handle 25cc and the biger one with 52cc engine!!!
How do you like your 550XPG? Do the heated handles work nicely? I have the older 350 made in 2005. Not a pro saw but great saw "none the less". I love Husqvarna, they're my "go to" saw. I also have the smaller 340 that was made in 2004. I keep them very clean, clean them after each use. These saws are great for liming and bucking firewood. I'm subscribing to your channel. I like a woman's prospective on things. Though I'm not a professional, I'm an avid chainsaw user and enthusiast. I do like all saws, I'm not one for bashing. Sthil is a great saw too but I think Husqvarna and Echo are more competitively priced and Echo saws are too underrated. Thank you so much and god bless.
Hello, I just got the 550 Xp mark 2
What bar size you run in yours? Also I got stihl 261c, I watched your videos and looks like you like yours a lot and run smaller bar too? Thanks
Veri good
A good cup of hot black coffee and a chainsaw , what more could you ask for ? Are you sure i didn't put that spark plug in your saw last time ? LOL. Been known to do that a time or two. Good vid , keep em coming .
Hi!Saludos desde Argentina🤗
Tolles Video 😊😊😍
Hello , I just found your channel and I think you are incredible. I like how you take great care in maintaining the chainsaws . But I was wondering how often do you change the spark plug ?
Thank you 😊
It really depends on how and how much you use the saw.. I my saws are acting up it’ll be one of the first things I check.
Good stuff, thank you!
Thanks
@@Femalelumberjack your video inspired me to clean both of my Husky 450s today (very long over due). Surprise, surprise, you table looked very clean during the process, my shop is an oily sawdust mess! Both of my saws thank you dearly.
Does that saw have auto-tune?
Given auto-tune adjusting the fuel and air ratio how could that saw be running rich?
Any thoughts on 550XP? Use it often and why? Who is its nemesis in your opinion.
What a lucky bastard, she has face of an angel and voice to match, its fucking great.
😆thanks
Good job great ,Vido
Sos una genia!!! Me encanta tu canal. Que opinión tienes de la Stihl MS 361. Gracias y un saludos desde Argentina!!!
Beautiful 🥰
Hi, where can i get one of those screnches you used to remove the flywheel cover?
Great video. Although I was getting distracted by your lovelyness 😊
Robin Hadley aww thank you 😊
I’ll put a bag over my head for the next video 😉
@@Femalelumberjack hahaha NO you can't deprive us your wicked smile 😉
Don’t do that smiley 😃! That “wood” be ....... uncivilized 😉
Slt comment tu vas super petite présentation les sont bien mais moi perso je préfère stihl a husqvarna prend soin de toi bonne soirée a ➕✌🌲🌳👋👍🍻🍺
Yoann Mico Bonne soirée:)
@@Femalelumberjack une petite question en qu'elle l'angue parle tu.
Ma langue maternelle est le danois
@@Femalelumberjack ok thank you for your answer but i prefer english if it doesn't bother good evening take care of you a ➕ for a new video 🌳🍻
love it !! you are awesome! :-)
Richard Moore thank you
Good info thanks
i always put some newspaper first into table ;)
HIIHTONIILO1 I just clean it afterwards:)
Which chainsaw is better 550 XP or 261 C?
Nice👍💖
no lubrication of any parts...?
Love ❤️ you voice 💜
I love your t-shirt.
Thanks. I’m sorry I don’t remember
Ügyi vagy!😘🐶👍🌷
I have to tell you. I was cutting lodge pole and hit a staple. Unaware I hit it until the next cut. Smoke billowing from the bar and !! BEEEEEEPPP. I swear to you I heard an alarm tone coming from the 550xp MarkII. I tried to get my phone out fast enough but it shut off. I heard this tone faintly at first because I had ear protection on. Have you ever heard of this alarm, did you know it actually had one??
It's probably wrong but I spray mine with the water hose
You must set on choke indrefilet og 😀👍
👏 legal
Supper 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌😍😍💪🙏🍀
hahaha that what a good video . Love it .
🥰🥰🥰
the wonderful gift girl really wanted to be married to you baby 😂😂😂
Does husqvarana have anything to do with the name of the Bulgarian city of Varna ?! 😃 Which one do you prefer Husqvarna or Shtil?
Actually, no: The saw brand is named after the Swedish city of Huskvarna (formerly spelled Husqvarna) in the southern Swedish province of Småland The world famous company - that is now called Husqvarna AB - got it's start making muskets for both the Swedish and Norwegian armies (1680-1757); but the company later changed gears entirely and started producing first class sewing machines and bicycles. (The name Husqvarna, incidentally, originates from the words "Hus" (meaning "house") and "qvarn" or "kvarn" (meaning "mill" or "grinder," such as those used to grind grains into flour); put together they mean "the building that housed the grain grinder" that was located near the old musket armory). They produced their first motorcycles(racing along at 4-5 mph!) in 1903, their first lawnmowers in 1919, and their first chainsaws in 1959. As late as 2013, they started designing and manufacturing their own chainsaw chains. In 2019, Husqvarna celebrated 330 years of innovation and manufacturing excellence... including 60 years of top-flight chainsaw manufacture. In conclusion, one last fun fact: Husqvarna owns and produces the chainsaw brand "Jonsered."
Ники В. I don’t know. It’s from Huskvarna Sweden
If she was cleaning a blender would u b all gogo to I try to clean my chainsaws on the kitchen table better lighting
Are you partial to a brand.
I’ve mainly been using Husqvarna and Stihl saws
About spark plug ,your chainsaw its not the auto tune .
the 555xp is autotune
11:36 you need to use greese gun to oil nedle berings
I am impress thera are many woman all over the world that they dont have 10℅ youre experience and knowledge!!!!
💪💪🙏👏👏
Love người đẹp
I hope y'all watch and subscribe to buckin billy , Billy Ray Smith a genuine good heart
oh you trader you husqvarna i was liking the stihl chainsaw oh cant watch no more lol
lol I've got 3 videos with Husqvarna saws in them and the rest are STIHL
Would I have to be a lumberjack to be able to take you out on a date?
This girl need to be married ...😁
Great video 👍💪.
👀😳😍💓👍☺
คุณคือผู้หญิงที่สวยและเก่งมากๆ👍👍👍