Love your energy and personality. I have the first 592 sold in GA. One thing. My Husqvarna high up friends suggest that you let it idle for 5 minutes and then run it continually for 2 straight minutes. So for a 592, that means you have to find a pretty thick diameter tree that’s laying down. So what I did is I had about a 32 inch oak tree that was downed and my very first cut was a punch cut in the tree sideways as it was laying down and I ran it through the lake to the tree two minutes without stopping with a saw wide-open. It tuned the saw beautifully. Also stay away from the spikes at first, they will just bug down your chain. Keep the videos coming
I own this saw. I originally intended to use it for big trees only but... It really is that good (HUGE understatement). Our other big saw is the 395 and we "fight" over excuses to run the 592. Again, CRAZY beast of a saw out of the box and one of the few I've ever owned that feels as though it doesn't need hotted up.
Keep an eye on the plug in that saw, white, saw is running lean. Walt and Spike60 have a video were they do the autotune reset. That saw needs to be reset properly (both low and high). Check back with your dealer, there are firmware updates for it that will benefit your 592 with more coming I'm sure. Grease the clutch bearing and enjoy.
I have been one of the lucky ones to have purchased the 592xp it has been well used in past 2 months and really pleased with the power of this saw. BUT! You mentioned at the start of the video about air filter having a good seal on base this is not the case saw dust getting through not like my 395xp best filter set up I have seen nothing gets through . I’m not the only one that has experienced this problem everyone I have spoken to that owns 592 had same problem yeah sure little smear of Grease around the base of filter will solve the problem but really shouldn’t have to do that. Husqvarna needs to sort this problem out saw dust isn’t good for crank case bearings. I liked your review would love to see 592 ported .
Two butterflies, usually the top is air Makita uses this as a Strato intake setup. That cable my guess is there as a travel limiter or part of the antivbe system. Either way, that is a sledgehammer of a saw man!
I do belive the the top butterfly is where the fresh air charge enters the cylinder the bottom butterfly is where the air fuel mix inter the cylinder . It is a strato charged cylinder
Best part if the video for me was that happy dance stump shuffle haha ! I see guys saying it should run like this and pull like that etc . Engine designs have changed . They are what they are epa can be thanked for that . An indy car has lets say 750 hp but you cant hook it to a reefer van trailer and expect its to pull like a peterbilt
Great points! I'm glad you got a kick out of the happy dance. I was so frustrated with myself for even trying that damn chain, but I knew I had to leave that footage in because that was the first start ever...I was so sad...but then...whammo! It really started cutting! Made me so giddy!
Looks nice can't wait to see it in a wackoff!!! But I would like to see your thoughts on an Echo 7310!!!! The cans on those are also open just like this one! 7310p for the wackoff!!!!
The 7310 is really nice. I've ran one, but it was brand new, and I know they are a lot stronger after break-in. It felt like a better looking 372xp X-torq to me. But break-in is crucial to Echos.
I'm afraid of a limb falling on me. It's dropping limbs all the time. If I go to cutting on it and then it starts to moving, one of those big dead limbs could kill me. I don't wanna die yet. Too many saws I haven't ran yet.
Best unboxing of a 5 series saw I've seen. Got a detailed look inside and some noodling. Thanks. If you use an Alaskan mill, do you have a trailer winch on it?
Yes indeed, the hype is really real. Brought 4 of my working saws to the shop for maintenance (395 with a broken on off switch, 550, t540 and a 572 with leaking oil and fuel tank). That is where I ran into the 592, just sitting there on a shelf, waiting for... well, for me buying it... Would love to do a video about it. But time..... it is just not there, between work and being sick with covid, and the flu after that. Wish you a lot of fun with that superb piece of equipment!
592 likes to be in the higher RPM range, 390&395 like to pull a long bar, grunt and pull at lower RPM range. Don't run a hungry chain on the 592, try a full skip chain at .030 raker. Keep THE RPM HIGH.
I've bought several saws from Lost Mountain ope. They always fire the saw before they give it to you. Your right about it being a cool place. Great videos sir. High five from Dahlonega GA.🙂🪓
Just got mine 2 weeks ago. Awesome saw! I am hoping you bought the fuel with it to get the extended warranty. I too use Echo red armor oil in all my 2 strokes.
@@novicelumberjack yep if you buy a Husqvarna they add 2 years to the warranty if you buy their premix with the saw. Makes it a 5 year warranty for consumers.
@@Brian-Outdoors Try using that warranty. Famous battle call of husqvarna . improper fuel mix. If the dealer does fix it they eat the cost of parts and labor.
@@Brian-Outdoors I've also had horrible experience with Husqvarna warranty. Some people have done okay I guess. I run echo just because my dealer is incredible.
Ever read husqvarna repair manuals. Some of them call for 90 weight ep gear oil for bar oil. Out side USA. I use bar oil because its the cheapest oil i can buy. If not i would go back to 30 weight motor oil like was used up until EPA got involved. If using a synthetic bar oil better read husqvarna warning about empty oil tank and washing it out before storage. It will rot in your tank. If using non synthetic bar oil just put it up and forget it. Washing the tank only applies to synthetic oil but husq don't make that clear in there insurrections. Hey i learned that the hard way, with a tank of rotted oil. Took for ever to clean out of oil tank and getting saw to oil right.
@@flyinryan1986 I had several 70s poulan saws The 70s poulan saws where pro saws, mine ran 24 inch bars easy. They where heavy tough and powerful. No chain brake or anti vibration system. If i remember correct they ran 16 to 1 oil mix. Never run or worked on echo saw. And really don't know nothing about them. First saw i ever run i was 12 year old cutting pupwood with a little poulan top handle with a 16 inch bar. The homelite xl 12 with 20 inch bar was a big step up from that little poulan. Some of them old top handle poulan saws still going today. after 50 years.
That was cool! I think you need to do unboxing for every new saw that comes down the pike. Iv watch plenty of other who seem to be disappointed and down right pissed offi with "there" new saw. Lol..
Nice saw, i got a 575 next size smaller, It cuts nice. But to heavy for the power it has, only use for falling large trees. Far as the muffler, it is a common design, Even some 55 rancher saws use a empty can. My self i don't like the 5 series saws. Time warranty is up you better have a spare cyd and piston ready to install. How ever like my 575 it will cut nice until it scores the cylinder. My 575 will pull 32 inch bar easy in oak.
@@joemiller7945 I buy them several a year, and replace cylinders and pistons and resell them, I buy from ebay and craigs list.Plus i have a in law who owns a saw shop where he lets me have the trade in and burned up saws. I got a couple cylinders laying right here by my desk from 375. A saw can only run so lean. These saws are built to please EPA not for durability. Around here they often have a 24 inch bar buried up in oak or hickory. I have seen several used by tree company's running 28 and 32 inch bars. The big sthil saws seems to be the saws used by the tree company's around hear now as there big saw.
Also you can read EPA label and see how many hours that engine can run before compression drops below level that saw will start. Most xp saws have 300hr engines. Home owner saws go from less than 1 hundred to around 100. This also holds true on any small engine sold in USA. Husqvarna fuel mix is 50 to 1 in USA and Canada. Out side USA it is 33 to 1. Same saws built exact same. I never run below 40 to1.
Yep. And you used to get about 2000 hrs out of the old stihls before the EPA got involved. How having to buy/manufacture 5 times the amount of saws is supposed to be good for the environment is beyond me. Course it’s good for the economy and of course the gov gets their cut in tax money so I guess everyone is happy except the user! 🤦🏻♂️
Man that's a nice saw. If I lived closer you'd be welcome to use any of my saws in the wackoffs if binford wanted some more competition to try lol. Good stuff the vids are great.
Nice saw ! What’s with Trufuel ? I have been using it for about 3 years now and so far have no issues. I don’t use a ton of fuel so I run it plus we don’t have anywhere to get non ethanol fuel around here.
The guy who owns the shop I bought the 592xp from told me. He watches the channel and saw the cans and so he told me his story. According to him, a guy he knows sells the stuff, so of course that's what he uses...well, all of his equipment failed on him, (the type of failure was not mentioned to me) well, now the guy who sells the stuff won't use it, says it's the worst fuel on the market. That's it. Now you know what I know. I've used exactly two cans of it. Worked fine for me. I now use those cans because they are handy to keep around and re-use. I stopped buying it only because the VP fuel was nearly the same price. And VP is simply cooler. The Binford Bad Boy is running excellent now. Love love love that saw, but now that it is going so good, I can no longer justify the 330. Figured you should have first dibbs before I put it on eBay. You want it?
You can search internet for where to buy non ethanol fuel in your area. Caned fuel is alright for a home owner not using several gallon per day. But a logger would go broke buying it. This summer cutting popular with 2 guys running saws, We will use at least 3 gallon a day. And when cutting the oak and hickory we will use even more. At my age all i do is keep the saws going the young guys can use them. They set a saw down and pick up another one. Fuel oil sharp and ready to go.
The piston does not go straight up and down in relation to a straight horizon, the cylinder is leaning quite a bit. They argue it puts out more power..
@@novicelumberjack Would it matter though if it is leaning? I cannot see that the power of the saw will be anything different..? I mean all ports will open and close at exact same time as it would have with cylinder straight up & down
If it leans, it could give more room for a longer connecting rod. A longer connecting rod can give more torque in exactly the same way that a longer wrench gives more torque yet the stroke still covers exactly the same distance. The stroke is dictated by the crankshaft, but with a longe rod, your piston has more leverage on it and can produce more torque.
The Husky xtorq engines have both torque and great rpms. The XP series are Xtorq professional use models. I have a 372 xp and worked it hard for 6 years running a 28" and 36" full skip square grind with no issues. It out performs my comrades 661 stihl, which pisses him off. Husky and square grind are a perfect match. Also the new design air box is igneous. I rarely have to clean it.
They didn't have the 585. I was shocked they had the 592. I had no plans of buying it, I mean...well, I had fantasized about it, sure, but never thought I'd pull the trigger on it. But when I walked in there and picked it up...the fantasy immediately became a necessity. I couldn't help but imagine how much nicer it would be to use a 592 vs using my 3120 for the big rare jobs. And then...I could probably sell my 3120 for close to $1k on ebay. And then...honestly, it's not much heavier than a 70cc saw....so I could use it for that kind of work too...it all happened in about 5 seconds while I stood there holding it. And then the decision was made. Wanna buy a 3120XP?
Me to saw poor. I collect the husqvarna, But have first saw i ever logged with homelight then old poulin then 028 sthil. and several others. The 028 sthil retired when the husqvarna dealer brought out the new 50 model husqvarna for me to try out. After that i bought 50 51 55 series saws and 254xp 272xp And several others siting around in boxes like the 10-10 and its big brother pro 81.The husqvarna is the easy ones to work on. The others are a nightmare.
I've noticed that been fortunate this far we will see. I didn't log for a living. I drive truck. So all new for me . Something different at 54 years old. Been trucking all my life .
@@felixbinette9752 Pretty heavy and power full saw. If you have not run saws much be careful with it. At 54 it will get heavy real fast. And truth is you only need a saw that large ever once in a while to fell big tree using long bar. In days time you will cut much more wood using a smaller saw. I am going to go to town tomorrow to clean up some blew down trees. I will take 136 a 55 and then a 575. Most will be done with the little 136. The bigger logs with the 55. The 575 will only be started if there is a stump to cut off.
Haha! It sorta was my first time, if you think about that saw. It had 90cc power with 50cc characteristics. Extremely revvy and quick, but capable of really laying down some power...once I fixed that damn chain!
@@novicelumberjack I have a 560xp. Runs really nice but likes high idle after it has been off for more than a minute. Otherwise it might take more than one pull to restart.
That's your additional fresh air intake blend actuator on the carb. Pretty much all strato saws have them. Be careful of the linkage on them - keep them clean and lubricated- if they start to get sticky it makes the saw through a HUuUS-qvarna temper tantrum. 🤣😉
The top one is?...or the bottom? And what lube should I use? Astrogluide? KY? Bust seriously...what lube and which one is the additional fresh air intake? From what I'm seeing, the top one is connected to the throttle trigger and the bottom is connected to the choke.
@@novicelumberjack bottom one is. It will move with the choke but is also hooked to the throttle- unless they've done something different on the 592. Tug on it and see 😂 I just use a light silicone spray if I get a sticky one and work at it until it loosens up. They're also sensitive to binding (especially on Stihl) if you don't move the choke lever properly. At least that's my experience. They definitely look cool with all the extra stuff going on. I'm guessing it was stolen from the concrete saw fresh air setup or at least in part.
@@IowaPerformanceSaws Yes that linkage is a common problem and often cause no start problem. Do not think it was stole from concrete saw. Truth be knowing it was stole from a old hillbilly who leaned out carb to increase power while racing saws then reset carb to not cause cylinder scouring. Oldest saw trick in the book. But all this will be obsolete as fuel injection takes over. Saw carbs today are like 80 model car carbs trying to meet EPA requirements. And will pass away to fuel injection The 5 series saws have the weight of the 70s model saws and not the durability or power of the saws of the 90s. .
I've ridden a Banshee that produced close to 90hp and had a 10" extended swingarm. When it wheelied it felt like you were 10' in the air. Awesome experience. That was at the Armagosa sand dunes in Nevada. I've been to most of the big sand locations in our country. Glamis, Dumont, Coral Pink, Little Sahara, etc. Have you ever ridden the sand? Nothing like it.
And you can suck it. Feel free to leave my channel at any time. Stupid comments like this are prime examples of a split society. On one side, there are people who are learning, experimenting, and growing. On the other side are fools who think they have never made a mistake. How about this...learn to be constructive. If flaws are made, point them out and make kind suggestions. Otherwise, you are no different than the stupid seventh grade kid who slaps the stack of books out of someone else's hands, points at them and laughs. Don't be the person who peaked in middle school.
Love your energy and personality. I have the first 592 sold in GA. One thing. My Husqvarna high up friends suggest that you let it idle for 5 minutes and then run it continually for 2 straight minutes. So for a 592, that means you have to find a pretty thick diameter tree that’s laying down. So what I did is I had about a 32 inch oak tree that was downed and my very first cut was a punch cut in the tree sideways as it was laying down and I ran it through the lake to the tree two minutes without stopping with a saw wide-open. It tuned the saw beautifully. Also stay away from the spikes at first, they will just bug down your chain. Keep the videos coming
I own this saw.
I originally intended to use it for big trees only but...
It really is that good (HUGE understatement).
Our other big saw is the 395 and we "fight" over excuses to run the 592.
Again, CRAZY beast of a saw out of the box and one of the few I've ever owned that feels as though it doesn't need hotted up.
I’ve been running this saw for almost one year exactly might be my favorite saw. I scaled down from a 3120 but this feels much more responsive.
Keep an eye on the plug in that saw, white, saw is running lean. Walt and Spike60 have a video were they do the autotune reset. That saw needs to be reset properly (both low and high). Check back with your dealer, there are firmware updates for it that will benefit your 592 with more coming I'm sure. Grease the clutch bearing and enjoy.
I have been one of the lucky ones to have purchased the 592xp it has been well used in past 2 months and really pleased with the power of this saw. BUT!
You mentioned at the start of the video about air filter having a good seal on base this is not the case saw dust getting through not like my 395xp best filter set up I have seen nothing gets through .
I’m not the only one that has experienced this problem everyone I have spoken to that owns 592 had same problem yeah sure little smear of Grease around the base of filter will solve the problem but really shouldn’t have to do that.
Husqvarna needs to sort this problem out saw dust isn’t good for crank case bearings.
I liked your review would love to see 592 ported .
Might not be good for the saw but it's good for Husqvarna
I really liked your video. Not sure I would let you use my saw though. I will have a 592XP within a week. Thanks for your efforts. Lewis
That is one sexy saw. I don’t work that hard but I like to check out quality equipment. I can see why you are so excited.
Homeowner with a 592. Love the thing over the others. Im 6'4" 240 so it isnt too heavy
592 LOVES the full skip chain. It keeps the RPM UP, WHERE THE 592 LIKES TO RUN.
He lite up in the face when cutting through that hard seasoned oak ! Good information on that saw .
Two butterflies, usually the top is air Makita uses this as a Strato intake setup. That cable my guess is there as a travel limiter or part of the antivbe system. Either way, that is a sledgehammer of a saw man!
I do belive the the top butterfly is where the fresh air charge enters the cylinder the bottom butterfly is where the air fuel mix inter the cylinder . It is a strato charged cylinder
Congrats! 🎊 that’s a sweet saw! I’m so jealous. Good luck bucking with it!
I've been enjoying it very much! So smooth and powerful.
@@novicelumberjack I wish my back could handle the big saws. I just got a Husqvarna Mark2 545 but I really wanted the 562xp!
I have that 592XP and Love it my Brother!!!!😃 Awesome video!!!!!!!!!!
Man that saw just looks sweet with the orange and gray.
tried it last year and this saw is a monster i cant wait to get one :)
Best part if the video for me was that happy dance stump shuffle haha ! I see guys saying it should run like this and pull like that etc . Engine designs have changed . They are what they are epa can be thanked for that . An indy car has lets say 750 hp but you cant hook it to a reefer van trailer and expect its to pull like a peterbilt
Great points! I'm glad you got a kick out of the happy dance. I was so frustrated with myself for even trying that damn chain, but I knew I had to leave that footage in because that was the first start ever...I was so sad...but then...whammo! It really started cutting! Made me so giddy!
We can officially say "that saw RIPS"
That look on your face was priceless.
Nice purchase man ! I have not yet ran one but can't wait too
From feel...it feels a lot slimmer, lighter, and nastier than a 661.
Looks nice can't wait to see it in a wackoff!!! But I would like to see your thoughts on an Echo 7310!!!! The cans on those are also open just like this one! 7310p for the wackoff!!!!
The 7310 is really nice. I've ran one, but it was brand new, and I know they are a lot stronger after break-in. It felt like a better looking 372xp X-torq to me. But break-in is crucial to Echos.
Those noodles make awesome fire starter and dog bedding, packing material too.
What airport are you near?
I want one of those saws.
It's always hard to cut a tree from top to bottom like you started off.
Performance aside, it’s also a damn good looking saw.. that’s what matters.
Yep! Priorities. She gotta look good!
doesn't matter what your doing,
you gotta look good doing it,
including gear 😂👍
Wow! So Shiny!🤩
Curious why the Red Oak in the background would need topped before dropping? Would like to see the saw in green wood instead of the punky White Oak.
I'm afraid of a limb falling on me. It's dropping limbs all the time. If I go to cutting on it and then it starts to moving, one of those big dead limbs could kill me. I don't wanna die yet. Too many saws I haven't ran yet.
@@novicelumberjack Gotcha let someone else get in the tree with the dead limbs aka widow maker. LOL
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Best unboxing of a 5 series saw I've seen. Got a detailed look inside and some noodling. Thanks. If you use an Alaskan mill, do you have a trailer winch on it?
Thanks! And yep, got a winch on it. Makes all the difference in the world!
Yes indeed, the hype is really real. Brought 4 of my working saws to the shop for maintenance (395 with a broken on off switch, 550, t540 and a 572 with leaking oil and fuel tank). That is where I ran into the 592, just sitting there on a shelf, waiting for... well, for me buying it...
Would love to do a video about it. But time..... it is just not there, between work and being sick with covid, and the flu after that.
Wish you a lot of fun with that superb piece of equipment!
Husky owned poulan factories in Canada. I think.
How would you compare the 592 to the 395? Will the 395 hang with a 592?
Needs a full wrap bar
592 likes to be in the higher RPM range, 390&395 like to pull a long bar, grunt and pull at lower RPM range. Don't run a hungry chain on the 592, try a full skip chain at .030 raker. Keep THE RPM HIGH.
I've bought several saws from Lost Mountain ope. They always fire the saw before they give it to you. Your right about it being a cool place. Great videos sir. High five from Dahlonega GA.🙂🪓
Just got mine 2 weeks ago. Awesome saw! I am hoping you bought the fuel with it to get the extended warranty. I too use Echo red armor oil in all my 2 strokes.
I was never even told about the extra warranty. Must have slipped his mind. He wouldn't have done that on purpose.
@@novicelumberjack yep if you buy a Husqvarna they add 2 years to the warranty if you buy their premix with the saw. Makes it a 5 year warranty for consumers.
@@Brian-Outdoors Try using that warranty. Famous battle call of husqvarna . improper fuel mix. If the dealer does fix it they eat the cost of parts and labor.
@@cliffclark6441 sorry to hear you had bad luck. Never had to use the warranty yet on any of the previous 5 I own and hoping not to on this one.
@@Brian-Outdoors I've also had horrible experience with Husqvarna warranty. Some people have done okay I guess. I run echo just because my dealer is incredible.
I use a 80/90 weight 1 qt oil jug for bar oil because of the small opening do don't spill as much
Ever read husqvarna repair manuals. Some of them call for 90 weight ep gear oil for bar oil. Out side USA. I use bar oil because its the cheapest oil i can buy. If not i would go back to 30 weight motor oil like was used up until EPA got involved. If using a synthetic bar oil better read husqvarna warning about empty oil tank and washing it out before storage. It will rot in your tank. If using non synthetic bar oil just put it up and forget it. Washing the tank only applies to synthetic oil but husq don't make that clear in there insurrections. Hey i learned that the hard way, with a tank of rotted oil. Took for ever to clean out of oil tank and getting saw to oil right.
@@cliffclark6441 I haven't read their book I run echo for my better saw and some poulan's from the 70s
@@flyinryan1986 I had several 70s poulan saws The 70s poulan saws where pro saws, mine ran 24 inch bars easy. They where heavy tough and powerful. No chain brake or anti vibration system. If i remember correct they ran 16 to 1 oil mix. Never run or worked on echo saw. And really don't know nothing about them. First saw i ever run i was 12 year old cutting pupwood with a little poulan top handle with a 16 inch bar. The homelite xl 12 with 20 inch bar was a big step up from that little poulan. Some of them old top handle poulan saws still going today. after 50 years.
That's way more saw than I'd ever need in my part of Montana,nice though.
20:50 sure that isn't maple syrup? Sure smells sweet...might attract some bears in those woods though :)
That's the new boss I believe been waiting to see it. Did that shop have the 588 also.
That was cool! I think you need to do unboxing for every new saw that comes down the pike. Iv watch plenty of other who seem to be disappointed and down right pissed offi with "there" new saw. Lol..
Once I got the chain situated, oh boy did that thing feel GOOD! Had to dance a jig!
Nice saw, i got a 575 next size smaller, It cuts nice. But to heavy for the power it has, only use for falling large trees. Far as the muffler, it is a common design, Even some 55 rancher saws use a empty can. My self i don't like the 5 series saws. Time warranty is up you better have a spare cyd and piston ready to install. How ever like my 575 it will cut nice until it scores the cylinder. My 575 will pull 32 inch bar easy in oak.
Good to know
I have a 576 got in 2016 still going strong if you run good gas and oil you don't have to worry about doing a top end in them
@@joemiller7945 I buy them several a year, and replace cylinders and pistons and resell them, I buy from ebay and craigs list.Plus i have a in law who owns a saw shop where he lets me have the trade in and burned up saws. I got a couple cylinders laying right here by my desk from 375. A saw can only run so lean. These saws are built to please EPA not for durability. Around here they often have a 24 inch bar buried up in oak or hickory. I have seen several used by tree company's running 28 and 32 inch bars. The big sthil saws seems to be the saws used by the tree company's around hear now as there big saw.
Also you can read EPA label and see how many hours that engine can run before compression drops below level that saw will start. Most xp saws have 300hr engines. Home owner saws go from less than 1 hundred to around 100. This also holds true on any small engine sold in USA. Husqvarna fuel mix is 50 to 1 in USA and Canada. Out side USA it is 33 to 1. Same saws built exact same. I never run below 40 to1.
Yep. And you used to get about 2000 hrs out of the old stihls before the EPA got involved. How having to buy/manufacture 5 times the amount of saws is supposed to be good for the environment is beyond me. Course it’s good for the economy and of course the gov gets their cut in tax money so I guess everyone is happy except the user! 🤦🏻♂️
I was yelling about the screwdriver but you didn't hear me
That's a two man saw, One guy to cut, one guy to shovel away the saw dust.
Once I got my ficken chain situated it was awesome!
Man that's a nice saw. If I lived closer you'd be welcome to use any of my saws in the wackoffs if binford wanted some more competition to try lol. Good stuff the vids are great.
Thanks man! Yeah, we're spread out all over the place. But if we were closer we'd probably get into trouble!
Nice saw !
What’s with Trufuel ? I have been using it for about 3 years now and so far have no issues. I don’t use a ton of fuel so I run it plus we don’t have anywhere to get non ethanol fuel around here.
The guy who owns the shop I bought the 592xp from told me. He watches the channel and saw the cans and so he told me his story. According to him, a guy he knows sells the stuff, so of course that's what he uses...well, all of his equipment failed on him, (the type of failure was not mentioned to me) well, now the guy who sells the stuff won't use it, says it's the worst fuel on the market. That's it. Now you know what I know. I've used exactly two cans of it. Worked fine for me. I now use those cans because they are handy to keep around and re-use. I stopped buying it only because the VP fuel was nearly the same price. And VP is simply cooler. The Binford Bad Boy is running excellent now. Love love love that saw, but now that it is going so good, I can no longer justify the 330. Figured you should have first dibbs before I put it on eBay. You want it?
Thanks for the offer. I have plenty of that series right at the moment.
You can search internet for where to buy non ethanol fuel in your area. Caned fuel is alright for a home owner not using several gallon per day. But a logger would go broke buying it. This summer cutting popular with 2 guys running saws, We will use at least 3 gallon a day. And when cutting the oak and hickory we will use even more. At my age all i do is keep the saws going the young guys can use them. They set a saw down and pick up another one. Fuel oil sharp and ready to go.
Looks like she is a healthy runner
Sure is! Feels much angrier than a 660 or 661.
@@novicelumberjack they are very similar to a 661 as far as power
Thats a sweet husky bud . now i want one .
I'm really digging it!
The piston does not go straight up and down in relation to a straight horizon, the cylinder is leaning quite a bit. They argue it puts out more power..
If it's leaning, it ain't by much. Truly.
@@novicelumberjack Would it matter though if it is leaning? I cannot see that the power of the saw will be anything different..? I mean all ports will open and close at exact same time as it would have with cylinder straight up & down
If it leans, it could give more room for a longer connecting rod. A longer connecting rod can give more torque in exactly the same way that a longer wrench gives more torque yet the stroke still covers exactly the same distance. The stroke is dictated by the crankshaft, but with a longe rod, your piston has more leverage on it and can produce more torque.
@@novicelumberjack That makes sense. Congratulations on a new saw!!
It more to lower the weight than anything. Makes the saw more flickable when you can lay the cylinder down.
Auto tunes are cool and all. But I need bottom end grunt. And for 92cc. That's sad
92cc needs torque not 15,000rpm
You will need older model saw then for torque. But be aware a older large saw will cost as much as if not more than a new one.
My 572 has way more torque than my oe 372s.
My 572 will out run my372 also still find that I still use 372 more often.
The Husky xtorq engines have both torque and great rpms. The XP series are Xtorq professional use models. I have a 372 xp and worked it hard for 6 years running a 28" and 36" full skip square grind with no issues. It out performs my comrades 661 stihl, which pisses him off. Husky and square grind are a perfect match. Also the new design air box is igneous. I rarely have to clean it.
This saw has gobs of low-end.
It also requires break-in.
BTW, this saw has a soft rev-limiter at 9600rpm.
I meant 585 all mixed up do you have a 32 bar. Put one on my 268 pulls it. That saw will pull a big big bar.
They didn't have the 585. I was shocked they had the 592. I had no plans of buying it, I mean...well, I had fantasized about it, sure, but never thought I'd pull the trigger on it. But when I walked in there and picked it up...the fantasy immediately became a necessity. I couldn't help but imagine how much nicer it would be to use a 592 vs using my 3120 for the big rare jobs. And then...I could probably sell my 3120 for close to $1k on ebay. And then...honestly, it's not much heavier than a 70cc saw....so I could use it for that kind of work too...it all happened in about 5 seconds while I stood there holding it. And then the decision was made. Wanna buy a 3120XP?
No got too many saws including a Lt 15 wide wood mizer. I am saw poor. Same problem just had to have it.
Me to saw poor. I collect the husqvarna, But have first saw i ever logged with homelight then old poulin then 028 sthil. and several others. The 028 sthil retired when the husqvarna dealer brought out the new 50 model husqvarna for me to try out. After that i bought 50 51 55 series saws and 254xp 272xp And several others siting around in boxes like the 10-10 and its big brother pro 81.The husqvarna is the easy ones to work on. The others are a nightmare.
Got a 372xp last weekend but haven't seen it yet. Friend of mine picked it up for me. Hopefully it doesn't have to much wrong with it.
@@felixbinette9752 Very easy saw to work on. Parts are cheap. Hope it is a real 372xp plenty of fakes on the market.
I've noticed that been fortunate this far we will see. I didn't log for a living. I drive truck. So all new for me . Something different at 54 years old. Been trucking all my life .
@@felixbinette9752 Pretty heavy and power full saw. If you have not run saws much be careful with it. At 54 it will get heavy real fast. And truth is you only need a saw that large ever once in a while to fell big tree using long bar. In days time you will cut much more wood using a smaller saw. I am going to go to town tomorrow to clean up some blew down trees. I will take 136 a 55 and then a 575. Most will be done with the little 136. The bigger logs with the 55. The 575 will only be started if there is a stump to cut off.
Did you sell one of your cars to pay for that saw?!
Ha! No, but I will need to sell a few saws, that's for sure! Ebay is expecting me.
Can you greese chlutch nidle bearings trought crankshaft hole with greese gun like 545mk2 haw?
Yes you can
@@alexstromberg7696 thx , I can,t whait to get mine ...stay safe.
Curious what you had heard about tru fuel?
The problem seems to be Husqvarna not standing behind it under warranty.
This saw is a soft wood saw but it has monster monster power...😎😎😎😂
I remember my first time using a saw lol
Haha! It sorta was my first time, if you think about that saw. It had 90cc power with 50cc characteristics. Extremely revvy and quick, but capable of really laying down some power...once I fixed that damn chain!
Those autotune huskys like the high idle set when restarting, every single time.
You saw that eh? I took me a solid 30 minutes to sharpen the chain, so I wasn't sure.
@@novicelumberjack I have a 560xp. Runs really nice but likes high idle after it has been off for more than a minute. Otherwise it might take more than one pull to restart.
That's your additional fresh air intake blend actuator on the carb. Pretty much all strato saws have them. Be careful of the linkage on them - keep them clean and lubricated- if they start to get sticky it makes the saw through a HUuUS-qvarna temper tantrum. 🤣😉
The top one is?...or the bottom? And what lube should I use? Astrogluide? KY? Bust seriously...what lube and which one is the additional fresh air intake? From what I'm seeing, the top one is connected to the throttle trigger and the bottom is connected to the choke.
@@novicelumberjack bottom one is. It will move with the choke but is also hooked to the throttle- unless they've done something different on the 592. Tug on it and see 😂 I just use a light silicone spray if I get a sticky one and work at it until it loosens up. They're also sensitive to binding (especially on Stihl) if you don't move the choke lever properly. At least that's my experience. They definitely look cool with all the extra stuff going on. I'm guessing it was stolen from the concrete saw fresh air setup or at least in part.
@@IowaPerformanceSaws Yes that linkage is a common problem and often cause no start problem. Do not think it was stole from concrete saw. Truth be knowing it was stole from a old hillbilly who leaned out carb to increase power while racing saws then reset carb to not cause cylinder scouring. Oldest saw trick in the book. But all this will be obsolete as fuel injection takes over. Saw carbs today are like 80 model car carbs trying to meet EPA requirements. And will pass away to fuel injection The 5 series saws have the weight of the 70s model saws and not the durability or power of the saws of the 90s. .
Your wrong they are lighter than 70 s saws and way more power than ones from 90s go give your stihl a kiss good night lol
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Hey bud I must not live to far from you. Would you be interested in running an Ironhorse ported 372 and doing a video for both our channels?
I'd friggin' love to try out an Ironhorse saw! The easiest way to describe my location is Fairburn, GA. Where are you?
@@novicelumberjack I’m in Woodstock Georgia and also work at a saw shop
When I get it back from Harv we need to get together
Limiting strap for the anti -vibe
I've ridden a Banshee that produced close to 90hp and had a 10" extended swingarm. When it wheelied it felt like you were 10' in the air. Awesome experience. That was at the Armagosa sand dunes in Nevada. I've been to most of the big sand locations in our country. Glamis, Dumont, Coral Pink, Little Sahara, etc. Have you ever ridden the sand? Nothing like it.
You are correct; it is the rebound limit strap for the anti-vibe system.
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like to see what a autotune saw does at -10f
No issues. It will start.
It cuts trees lol
I was surprised 572 started okay at -3 a little harder to pull
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can you put .404 chain bar on ??
I'll have to check and see. Will make a good video.
Yes.
Most people cant hold up saw all day... try clear cutting juniper trees ... limbs.. limbs.. and more limbs
How much ?? $1200 ?
$1269
$1300-1600, depending on eBay/local store prices.
That cable is a limiter
For the spring, right? Just like a suspension limiter on a rock crawler?
Yes sir
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Your supposed to let idle for 6 minutes than do your procedure
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You are going to hurt yourself.
And you can suck it. Feel free to leave my channel at any time. Stupid comments like this are prime examples of a split society. On one side, there are people who are learning, experimenting, and growing. On the other side are fools who think they have never made a mistake. How about this...learn to be constructive. If flaws are made, point them out and make kind suggestions. Otherwise, you are no different than the stupid seventh grade kid who slaps the stack of books out of someone else's hands, points at them and laughs. Don't be the person who peaked in middle school.
@@novicelumberjack Well said.
@@novicelumberjack🤣👍🆙BigGuy