I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.
Great video 😊 Thank you for your time and effort Sir! I'm all the way over hear in Suffolk England, I'm a full time tree surgeon, Arborist, I have 4 576xpgs 2002 non auto, I run 1 on a 20 inch bar and a 8 tooth sprocket, it's a rocket, most of the others are on 8 tooth sprockets and 24 inch bars, but people must remember if you're using an 8 tooth sprocket to adjust there protective trousers boots to allow for the faster saws, I now use echo cs-620sx on 18 inch to 20 inch bars on 8 tooth sprockets, and they are amazing saws. But I'm that mad on the 576 I even have one tattooed on my leg l. O. L Thank you again and stay safe. God bless America 🇺🇸👍
I promise it'll last as long as the MS. 576XP's are really tough. We've been running one at work for 3 yrs and it still runs like it always did. Very dependable saw. The only thing about a 576 is having to keep an eye on the muffler bolts. They vibrate loose. BTW the last stihl I had on my truck lasted about 18 months and had to be retired, but we're VERY hard on saws. I love a Stihl MS200T though. Best trim saw ever made. But when it comes to felling saws I prefer Husqvarna.
fuck with all the arguing, they are both good saws and, one second, or four inches of bar length or to aggressive chain really dont make a damn. they are both awesome and well built saws
Nathan Adams you are right both saws are awesome however, it varies from operator to operator on how saws perform and bar length, file pattern, tuning all factor in determining how they work. When we have sawing contest it is never saw vs saw it's man vs man.
dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you are stoned like me atm you can stream pretty much all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my brother for the last couple of months :)
I have a Stihl MS 440 magnum and a Husky 357xp. Both are amazing saws each serves a purpose. Both are great saws and with a good chain they will do the job at hand.
I hate when people say "Oh they're both great saws, stop arguing." Hell yeah they're both great saws, but arguing about chainsaws is more fun than getting pissed up on white lightning and making a snowman naked. Seriously though, that Husky looked pretty new. I'd like to see this comparison after it's had some hours on it to watch it really put a whoppin on that Stihl.
576xp at and a 24inch bar with skip tooth chisel chain. After 2 years and 20 cords of fire wood I'm still surprised how fast my Husky is. Sure saves me a lot of work.
The 576 is a standard carb version and since break in has become a very strong saw. Cant wait to see what its like after I port it... The chain on the 460 is one I filed for my 066 and is a tad too aggressive/grabby for this saw
both saws run good. I can tell the chain on the 460 is a little angry... not the saws fault but the man behind the file. That 576 really is impressive... nice work bud.
the company I work for, Asplundh Tree Experts, uses husqvarna saws. It could be the price difference, but from my experience they cut just as good as the stihl and require a little less maintenance. it also helps having the computerized adjustments though. when it comes to trim saws, however, stihl stomps husky.
+Alex Matthews the company buys the saws, but I'll check it out for sure because I am looking at buying a few saws to do side work. Asplundh even has their own service phone line through Husqvarna, it's pretty bad ass!
Some Stihl owners" NOT ALL" owners are like Ostriche's with their heads in the sand, and can't bear to admit that there are other brands which are just as good if not better.I have Stihl's ,Husqvarna,Dolmar and even a chinese copy of a 038 stihl a bloke gave me which runs just as good as a genuine 038 ,As others have said on here ,it's down to the individuals preference and taste ,Why argue.
I bought an 880 this year. i could have bought anything i choose to but looking at that monster and seeing what size bar would go on it made me do something i dont normally do and impulsively bought it. I have an old school cs900evl, a pro mac 850 and a crappy lil 65cc chinese saw with a stihl chain on it that lasted about 5 trips to the bush. i've had the cs900 for 1 year it is on original bore, original bar and 2nd chain that unit is from 1977. and was made in Japan. i wouldnt prefer any one of them (except the chinese mod)from the other, they all have a purpose mainly i like power and weight, the 900evl weighs in heavily even compared to the 880. its a nostalgic thing perhaps? i have yet to use a husqvarna dolmar etc.. i would like to but i can see from the many repairs i have made over the years as a small engine tech that with the new electronic mods they are smooth, but if smooth was important i would have bought an electric saw and that just ain't any fun
It's all about vibration and the effect it has on your hands .Smooth = less vibration that was the point being made. Stihl has redesigned their pro saws in order incorporate better anti vibration mounts .One would have to think that they would be SMOOTH to operate ? Anybody that uses a saw everyday for hours on end might appreciate a Smooth saw regardless of brand ,even though he may never change his brand. A weekend warrior wannabe wouldn't know Shit from Clay unless he picked it up and smelt it,He would be just be happy with a big throbbing powerhead and bar.
Andrew Hall yer, we dont touch shit around hear, if we see it we avoid it We also leave the niceties in life for our women, like "smooth stuff" as you put it. But hey im not going to tell you to stop picking up shit and smelling it though, you sound to passionate about it.
New 572xp with fuel air compensating computer to adjust the carburetor and small bar vs heavy used ms460 with carburetor adjustment off and bigger bar with duller chain. "Seems legit".
Not to nitpick, but the h screw on the 460 is in fact *turned out* causing a rich condition and lowering the max rpm. Turned *in* would cause high revs like 15,000 rpm or more. Both saws are quite strong when compared to 50cc homeowner saws.
husky will always cut faster than the stihl but the down side to a husky is sometimes parts fall off of them they are still hotter than a stihl. the stihl is a few CCs bigger but still slower
the husky is bad ass. I don't know the husky just seems way better. I have a 365x torq and it's the toughest looking saw money can buy. the 372x torq is cool too.
Now how about you put either a 20" bar on the STIHL or at least a 24" bar on the Husqvarna, so we can get an accurate test? That 576 should move a 42" chain stock, so what do you think it would do with a 20" bar? Why not put it up against that STIHL with a 32" bar, and a 16" bar on the Husqvarna? This test of yours makes no sense. Also by the way you were handling that Husqvarna, I was RELLY hoping you'd take off a limb or something of your own.
Everybody has a reason why they like one saw over the other, but you spend 7 days a week 12 hours a day running a saw and you'll wish it was a stihl if it isn't already...
7 dias? 12 horas? no mams cuando tratas de trabajar todo el dia la stihl, ahi si preferirias tener una husqvarna... la stihl se te calentaria al medio dia
Justin Supczak I had a husky blower mixed fuel with measure vile 40:1.. good quality 2 st. oil and that bitch blew up. echo thats 5 years older still runs new. it was used lightly and piston Fried.fn pos. it wasn't a good blower. I think their saws are in line with pro quality. the older stihl saws definitely made better. newer saws I don't like so much. if use either. I don't care. right saw for the job a sharp chain and a nice tree saying it gonna make me money and I'm game.
I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.
Great video 😊
Thank you for your time and effort Sir!
I'm all the way over hear in Suffolk England, I'm a full time tree surgeon, Arborist, I have 4 576xpgs 2002 non auto, I run 1 on a 20 inch bar and a 8 tooth sprocket, it's a rocket, most of the others are on 8 tooth sprockets and 24 inch bars, but people must remember if you're using an 8 tooth sprocket to adjust there protective trousers boots to allow for the faster saws, I now use echo cs-620sx on 18 inch to 20 inch bars on 8 tooth sprockets, and they are amazing saws.
But I'm that mad on the 576 I even have one tattooed on my leg l. O. L
Thank you again and stay safe.
God bless America 🇺🇸👍
fuck america
I promise it'll last as long as the MS. 576XP's are really tough. We've been running one at work for 3 yrs and it still runs like it always did. Very dependable saw. The only thing about a 576 is having to keep an eye on the muffler bolts. They vibrate loose. BTW the last stihl I had on my truck lasted about 18 months and had to be retired, but we're VERY hard on saws. I love a Stihl MS200T though. Best trim saw ever made. But when it comes to felling saws I prefer Husqvarna.
fuck with all the arguing, they are both good saws and, one second, or four inches of bar length or to aggressive chain really dont make a damn. they are both awesome and well built saws
Nathan Adams you are right both saws are awesome however, it varies from operator to operator on how saws perform and bar length, file pattern, tuning all factor in determining how they work. When we have sawing contest it is never saw vs saw it's man vs man.
dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you are stoned like me atm you can stream pretty much all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my brother for the last couple of months :)
@Jaxon Kane Yea, I've been watching on Instaflixxer for since november myself :)
I have a Stihl MS 440 magnum and a Husky 357xp. Both are amazing saws each serves a purpose. Both are great saws and with a good chain they will do the job at hand.
I hate when people say "Oh they're both great saws, stop arguing." Hell yeah they're both great saws, but arguing about chainsaws is more fun than getting pissed up on white lightning and making a snowman naked. Seriously though, that Husky looked pretty new. I'd like to see this comparison after it's had some hours on it to watch it really put a whoppin on that Stihl.
Port that 576xp put a 24" bar on it and you got one hell of a firewood saw! Felling and bucking! Nice vid!
140psi Good compresion 372xp oem?
Both good saws and a good job running them
576xp at and a 24inch bar with skip tooth chisel chain. After 2 years and 20 cords of fire wood I'm still surprised how fast my Husky is. Sure saves me a lot of work.
Sirve para tala de árboles pequeños
The 576 is a standard carb version and since break in has become a very strong saw. Cant wait to see what its like after I port it... The chain on the 460 is one I filed for my 066 and is a tad too aggressive/grabby for this saw
140psi Good compresion 372xp oem?
both saws run good. I can tell the chain on the 460 is a little angry... not the saws fault but the man behind the file. That 576 really is impressive... nice work bud.
I did not know there was fan-boys for chainsaws. Too funny. :D
the company I work for, Asplundh Tree Experts, uses husqvarna saws. It could be the price difference, but from my experience they cut just as good as the stihl and require a little less maintenance. it also helps having the computerized adjustments though. when it comes to trim saws, however, stihl stomps husky.
Im glad to hear ypu guys run husqvarnas, you should check out the t540 it will whip any current stihl on the market
+Alex Matthews the company buys the saws, but I'll check it out for sure because I am looking at buying a few saws to do side work. Asplundh even has their own service phone line through Husqvarna, it's pretty bad ass!
When I worked for Asplundh we used Echo Small arborist saws and big saw was a 036.
Mason Stansberry less maintinence on husky ha ha ha ha ha i doubt it. you just make that up?
I like both of those chainsaws
Some Stihl owners" NOT ALL" owners are like Ostriche's with their heads in the sand, and can't bear to admit that there are other brands which are just as good if not better.I have Stihl's ,Husqvarna,Dolmar and even a chinese copy of a 038 stihl a bloke gave me which runs just as good as a genuine 038 ,As others have said on here ,it's down to the individuals preference and taste ,Why argue.
I bought an 880 this year. i could have bought anything i choose to but looking at that monster and seeing what size bar would go on it made me do something i dont normally do and impulsively bought it. I have an old school cs900evl, a pro mac 850 and a crappy lil 65cc chinese saw with a stihl chain on it that lasted about 5 trips to the bush. i've had the cs900 for 1 year it is on original bore, original bar and 2nd chain that unit is from 1977. and was made in Japan. i wouldnt prefer any one of them (except the chinese mod)from the other, they all have a purpose mainly i like power and weight, the 900evl weighs in heavily even compared to the 880. its a nostalgic thing perhaps? i have yet to use a husqvarna dolmar etc.. i would like to but i can see from the many repairs i have made over the years as a small engine tech that with the new electronic mods they are smooth, but if smooth was important i would have bought an electric saw and that just ain't any fun
It's all about vibration and the effect it has on your hands .Smooth = less vibration that was the point being made.
Stihl has redesigned their pro saws in order incorporate better anti vibration mounts .One would have to think that they would be SMOOTH to operate ?
Anybody that uses a saw everyday for hours on end might appreciate a Smooth saw regardless of brand ,even though he may never change his brand.
A weekend warrior wannabe wouldn't know Shit from Clay unless he picked it up and smelt it,He would be just be happy with a big throbbing powerhead and bar.
Andrew Hall yer, we dont touch shit around hear, if we see it we avoid it
We also leave the niceties in life for our women, like "smooth stuff" as you put it.
But hey im not going to tell you to stop picking up shit and smelling it though, you sound to passionate about it.
No second prize
I have used both liked the Husky better
aoleary67 why cause the screws fall out on the husky
aoleary67 husky is lil lighter and feels lil better. but I still love my 038 mag 2
Wows right ✅️ 👌 good running tuned machines
New 572xp with fuel air compensating computer to adjust the carburetor and small bar vs heavy used ms460 with carburetor adjustment off and bigger bar with duller chain. "Seems legit".
i thought it was four stroking too
@@alanair7019 Is that an auto tune stihl? Seemed more like an adjustment error
@@dirtcurt1 it's the 576 husky in the video,a 460 stihl don't have auto tune nor does the 576 husky,both have carbs.
He did cheat a little with the shorter bar,both are good saws,I like the 460 ran them for years,but I think the husky will out cut it.
Copenhagen Snuff the 576xp is available in both auto-tune AND non auto-tune carb setups... currently
as a chainsaw mechanic i can tell that High speed adjustment on 460 is too closed...the saw rews way higher than this one in the video...
I agree 100%
i do believe the saw isnt fully broke in yet.it looks pretty shiny and new.they will gain 1000 rpm once it is ran enough
PERPARSON
Glad to see someone else noticed that too. You can hear the husky was able to rev considerably higher. Not the fairest of comparisons.
Not to nitpick, but the h screw on the 460 is in fact *turned out* causing a rich condition and lowering the max rpm. Turned *in* would cause high revs like 15,000 rpm or more. Both saws are quite strong when compared to 50cc homeowner saws.
Iguales en corte 😃👍
husky will always cut faster than the stihl but the down side to a husky is sometimes parts fall off of them they are still hotter than a stihl.
the stihl is a few CCs bigger but still slower
the husky is bad ass. I don't know the husky just seems way better. I have a 365x torq and it's the toughest looking saw money can buy. the 372x torq is cool too.
The only time the bigger bar makes a difference is when you are cutting through a huge piece of wood.
Bud Geisewite takes more power to turn a longer chain
o man!o man !that husky eat wood real fast !
please do more video with husqvarna 371
Looks like the 576xp won by a full second, Possibly in part due to the shorter bar. Is the 576 an autotune or standard carb configuration?
Que precio tiene la Husqvarna 572
stihl beste
the xp has beaten the sht out of the ms...nice saw but don't know if it'll last as long as the ms
Sthil💪👍
Hello ,indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
By my count on time the 576 kills the 460
Ms460 76cc 576xp 73cc x-torq extreme sond rpm expetacular..,
7 or 8 pin drivers?
and the husky hade a smaller bar
jimmy kupko also less displacement and less BHP. (brake horse power)
Helps to know the specs ;-)
Te recomiendo que te enseñes a leer antes de publicar tus vídeos ya que no veo ninguna motosierra Husky. La que veo es una Husqvarna.
Husqvarna é motosserra prá quem gosta de qualidade e conforto em trabalho artístico ou pesado.
576xp auto tune my favorite saw 🪚
STIHL N 1
No inventen le ponen en el titulo Husky,y es husvarna 😂,si se la rifo el de el título
its all in how you file
and i like to use a good quality chain!
Trevor Blanche who files?
Thanks Billy Ray junior! True tho!
sthil nr 1
Husky o Husqvarna
Now how about you put either a 20" bar on the STIHL or at least a 24" bar on the Husqvarna, so we can get an accurate test? That 576 should move a 42" chain stock, so what do you think it would do with a 20" bar? Why not put it up against that STIHL with a 32" bar, and a 16" bar on the Husqvarna? This test of yours makes no sense. Also by the way you were handling that Husqvarna, I was RELLY hoping you'd take off a limb or something of your own.
longer bar on the Stihl
1970 olds442 makes a difference on the longer bar. husky needs a shorter bar to compete. lol
Both saws cut the test piece in (8 sec)
husqvarna very superr good
Stihl saws are the best
Rafael tsangaras wrong stihl sucks period
Husqvarna saws are the best!!
Stihl best
Until you have to work on them. They are like Fords everything is different and somewhat difficult to work on.
Poulan wild thang will cut better than both those peices of shit.
Everybody has a reason why they like one saw over the other, but you spend 7 days a week 12 hours a day running a saw and you'll wish it was a stihl if it isn't already...
Says who? That what I do and I'll take a husqvarna over the stihl any day
7 dias? 12 horas? no mams cuando tratas de trabajar todo el dia la stihl, ahi si preferirias tener una husqvarna... la stihl se te calentaria al medio dia
Justin Supczak I had a husky blower mixed fuel with measure vile 40:1.. good quality 2 st. oil and that bitch blew up. echo thats 5 years older still runs new. it was used lightly and piston Fried.fn pos. it wasn't a good blower. I think their saws are in line with pro quality. the older stihl saws definitely made better. newer saws I don't like so much. if use either. I don't care. right saw for the job a sharp chain and a nice tree saying it gonna make me money and I'm game.
Justin Supczak husky needs a shorter bar to compete. lol
big ass dude i think were talking about cutting wood/logging not brush clearing