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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2021
- Very satisfied with this chainsaw's cutting performance, though would adjust the idle screw so we don't have to restart it over and over. All around great saw, ended up using it on a job earlier last week, ran great!
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I brutally use my 120 mk2 and it does very well. I’ve run it dry multiple times, still runs like a champ, it’s been dropped, tossed, kicked. Still works like new. Highly recommend this saw
*Coming up on having had this saw for a year....am a casual user and bought it to cut up sections for bowl blanks. Easy to start, **Bestfor.Garden** also recommend even after storage for a couple of months. Simple chain tension adjustment. Just cut up some 20" Osage Orange, including ripping bolts in half (at an angle). Like butter!*
This chainsaw worked well to cut up a pile of cedar logs th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and stumps. I used it to cut 12"-16" diameter logs and a handful of odd-shaped stumps that were larger in diameter. There was more than enough power even when using 2x100' extension cords. Be sure to use the right gauge extension cord, since you should be using a slightly higher gauge cord than the standard extension cord most folks have around the house. My 2 favorite features of this saw over previous ones I've used are the built-in sharpener and the quick stop after the the throttle is released compared to a gas-powered chainsaw. As soon as you release the trigger, the chain stops spinning immediately because of the electric motor. Standard feature of most of these electric chainsaws, but worth mentioning here for anyone not familiar with it.Bottom line...I needed a chainsaw to get through some backyard cleanup of logs and tree stumps. For the price of renting a chainsaw for a few days, I got this Oregon chainsaw that got the work done, and now I own it for future use.
I just bought a "returned" 120 Mk II with 16" bar at my local Family Farm and Home store. The manager said the previous owner only had it for a couple weeks, then returned it because it didn't have enough power. It looked well used, with a lot of paint worn off the bar, and a LOT of sawdust still in every crevice! He also claimed it had been sent to their service center to be looked over and everything is in working order. Too bad their "service center" didn't take a few minutes to clean it up a little... Well, I couldn't resist the $100 price, so I bought it, brought it home, and after filling up the fluids, it only took about 6 pulls to get it running! I cut a few small branches off a fallen white oak tree without any problems. I then cut a hunk off the 10" trunk. It took longer than I liked, but I'm sure it's the original chain, and got pretty dull in the two weeks of use from the previous owner. I'm looking forward to sharpening the chain and adding this to my stable of other saws. I wanted a lighter and shorter saw for limbing and firewood cutting, and this should be perfect! One observation on the reviews and complaints about this (and other) saws not running right: before you start adjusting things, break in the saw! I also use "Recreation Fuel" from the local gas station. It's higher in octaine and doesn't have a lot of additives that automobiles require. Use the right 2-cycle oil, and mix it well. After using the saw for a few hours with the right fuel/oil, if it still doesn't run perfectly, then service it. Like Dirt Brute Steve, I haven't had any huge problems with my several small engines over my 66 years. Take care of your machines, and they'll take care of you...
I bought a brand new one that had a broken flywheel for $100 from tractor supply. $25 later with a new flywheel got a good running saw 👍🏻
Great saw, I've adjusted the idle just once and since then it just runs, runs and runs....cuts through everything you throw at it. I mean, ofcourse it won't cut large trees, but for such a small thing it's a beast. Not the fastest, not the most expensive, but it does its job every time.
Yep I just use it for branches
If there's one thing you take away from this video it's the fact that you should always warm up any two-stroke.
Only if it’s cool out
I just bought one. Thanks for a helpful straight out of the box video. Very helpful.
You’re welcome congratulations. Thanks for watching !
I ended up with a 120 today actually lol. I can tell you one thing the scrench notches are for; resetting the chain brake spring/mechanism/tension on the bar cover. Just don’t take it off with the brake in the wrong position and it’s not anything you have to mess with, obviously.
Unfortunately a family member of mine didn’t realize that. Was helping him figure out why his brake wouldn’t work/saw seemed like it was in a bind. Found out he took his cover off to put his chain back on after it “fell off” when using it (why is the chain coming off to begin with..). Brake was in the wrong position. Couldn’t get the cover to go back on due to the brake spring/tension being in the wrong position(?). So he just jammed it on and sent the nuts home as tight as he could.
He also cracked one of the lugs on the part that connects to the brake handle and the chain was getting pinched at a couple points on the bar. Idk what he did to the damn thing, but he got fed up with it and threw it in the back of my truck. Told him I’d get it going again. He told me to do whatever with it, he didn’t want it back. Damn thing maybe had half a tank of fuel ran through it. Not a scratch or scuff one on it.
New cover/brake assembly, bar, and chain; and it’ll be just fine. Idk why he went straight to throwing the thing away. Wish he had bought one a little bigger now though. I have enough 14”-18” saws lmao.
Lol 😂 sounds like he should stay away from chainsaws
Good presentation. Nice attitude!
Thanks for taking the time to move through the process of setting up the chainsaw for us newbie's out here :)
Thanks for watching be safe out there!!
If you don’t know how to put fuel and chain out in I don’t think you should be using one.
@@simonscat578Everyone has to start somewhere.
Thank you. I think this one will be ok for what i have to do with it.
Usually a saw cutting out after idling for a a minute or so is a indicator the low screw is too rich and the saw is loading up with fuel. Good video, hope you got the saw squared away. Don't always need a 72cc monster, sometimes a little 35cc is what you need and it often takes less of a toll on the user when used appropriately.
Thanks for watching! I did get it running good just playing with the screws. Your right I just need a small saw sometimes 👍
I had one for 2 months it would not start and stay running it started after a long time I got a sthil 170 and it works no problem
Just picked up this saw today, had a 150ft poplar fall on me with the wind last night, I’m gonna tackle it tomorrow with the saw
Good luck be safe
The noches in the sparkplug spanner are for fixing the chain brake, say if you had to replace the band that goes around the sprocket to stop the chain moving,
Oh cool. Thanks for the info !
nice, saw didnt have a problem cutting that oak....thumbs up !
Yup Plus it was cheap😂
I bought a Neotec 865 chainsaw, which is basically a Husqvarna clone for under $300. Runs great and I've got the 20" Husqvarna rancher bar and chain on it.
Nice 👍
Bro, what is wrong with warming the stuff up? Why not if U can?
Just got one for my birthday
Ive got one its a great little tooth pick never had any trouble with it. I flog the crap out of it amd use it for lots of jobs I Should be using my 496 for its so cheap takes a flogging the little chain is sharpend in two rums time and saves the 496 for when its really needed
Yup aves on the big one 👍
Can I ask if you fill the oil right up to the brim? It looks like it. Thanks.
Bar oil yes .
Like the video man like the saw also liking the gas tape on your can where can I get one of those????? 🤙
I got the gas can at ace hardware. Thanks for watching
Cheers for the reply il have to look around as I live in the UK 🇬🇧 👍
@@dannhewlett4148 👍👍
I wonder if the cuts are multi tool for your clutch removal?
Mabe 🤷♂️. I’ve never had to take a clutch apart
@@DirtBrute I have same saw at home but had to buy a special socket that has those slots in them would recommend not losing it haha. Thanks for the vid have a great one.
Hell yeah 👍
Would you buy it refurbished with a 2 year warranty for 135 bucks?
Sounds good !
@@DirtBrute wasn’t sure if that was a decent price, it seems it but also saw the ryobi 14 inch for 120 with a 3 year warranty. I got about 15 trees to bring down with a 8-14 inch diameter. This will mainly be a a lighter saw as opposed to my 18 inch echo, since I don’t know how this surgery will heal and limit my lifting 😂
@@commonsenseoverall7627 always go with lighter . Heavy saws tire you out faster
It would have been extremely useful to know exactly what oil:fuel mixture was used during the break-in period and what mixture was used thereafter. Engine burnout seems to always be blamed on incorrect fuel mixture, but youtube videos always neglect to mention what mixture and what 2-cycle oil types are used…..very thoughtless.
It’s call a review. Not a how to . You should be reading your owner’s manual for that info . No one on TH-cam wants to be responsible for giving you the wrong fuel mixture .
The owner’s manual on my Holzfforma G372XP clearly states that a 32:1 mixture is advised…..then recommends in writing, exact volumes of oil and gasoline which, if followed exactly, will yield a 50:1 mixture. This is in the setting of multiple internet sites advising a 25:1 ratio in all the Holzfforma’s. Thus clearly the manual is useless, so I don’t know what is best. Further, break-in ratios may need to be different, but the Husqvarna/Holzfforma manual says nothing at all about break-ins, and TH-cam videos are all over the place. Practical experiences from knowledgeable, successful 2-strong operators are invaluable. Dr. K.
@@kenhardy4167 well I can tell you the guys around here and myself run 50:1. I’ve run 50:1 in everything I own for years with no problems. We mix up one big tank and that’s what everything gets for the day I buy it . Blowers ,saws and anything else . I have saws that are 20+ years old never a problem
@@DirtBrutegood info thanks man.
Thank you for video. I bought the same one last week and cut few logs. Today noticed all oil leaked out of my saw. Is this defective saw or I did something wrong?
I’m not sure . Where did it leak out?
Looks like from oil pump
@@serhiiku1173 I’d just take it back . Must be a factory defect
Thank you. Just to make sure. I have never had saw before, I don't know how normally it should be. Thanks for your time and answer.
@@serhiiku1173 they do leak a little bit after using them where the sprocket turns the chain is always wet, so I don’t store mine in the house
I pull out the choke and will not stay goes back in. How do you keep the choke out from going back in?
Must have something wrong with it should stay out 🤷♂️
@@DirtBrute I know something wrong for sure . But can you look on yours see what keeps it out.
@@frankletizia7835 yeah I’ll check out tomorrow
@@DirtBrute Thanks !! Warranty up on mine.
@@frankletizia7835 oh that’s a bummers
I love my worx electric. Cuts like butter. I think $99.
They are right. You should warm up your saw.
LOVE your review, BUT one thing Steve; ditch t CLUMSY GLOVES!! hahaha!
Too cold not to have Insulated gloves 🧤 😂
@@DirtBrute ah yes i gathered that later, freezing! ok..t was just funny watching you fumble wi t big mittens!..hihi
@@zankfrappawdeezil5566 yeah they are awkward 😂
@chickanic was talking about the chainsaw warm up myth in a video. Can't say I haven't had positive results.
Honestly I never really do it except on real cold days and I’m still running saws I bought in 2005 🤷♂️
good nice
I saw this online and wanted to see if it was haunted house material
Umm. 😂😂
2 strokes stuff up when people forget to put 2 stroke oil in the gas.
The kid isn't going to listen because he's actually admitting that he's an expert about everything.
But back to the point. The reason any chainsaw should be gradually warmed up to operating temperature.
Otherwise, a cold seizure can occur, resulting in an expensive top end rebuild from lack of oil and piston seizure with the cylinder. Even modern liquid cooled snowmobiles are vulnerable to cold seizures if not warmed up properly, that is common sense.
I don’t remember claiming to be an expert ?? Just sharing experience. And why do I need to listen if I’ve had years of no problems??? Do us all a favor just share your knowledge without the shit talking or no one will take you serious
Good info. Also a good idea to use ethanol free fuel.
I had to adjust the idle on mine as well
Yeah turned out it wasn’t a big deal. we’ve been using it all the time
The problem with the 120 is poulan makes them. And it is just like a poulan. Durable engine. But has constant carb issues. I went to the Stihl ms180. It always performs flawless. The 120 constantly dying make me want to throw it in the woods
I wonder if I could just change the carb ? We used it on a tree job and seem to do pretty good . I guess if it ticks me off I’ll throw it in the woods too 😂
@@DirtBrute when you see.'fuel saving and reduced emissions' on a piece of paper equipment. You know it will never perform right
@@bennapier9260 😂. You know it
is the stihl ms 180 better chainsaw?
@@damirivancic4964 mabe just have to try one out see for yourself you might love it or hate it
Seems a bit underpowered. I have the 562XP and it’s the dogs unmentionables 🍒- tremendous machine!
I like the 120 for small stuff . I have a 460 and a 395xp for bigger stuff. Thanks for watching
@@DirtBrute my dream is the 592XP!
@@lanceblack888 it rips
It's actually pronounced "Hoosk-varna" in Swedish
It is not
Tbh I could never use that thing it’s too damn tiny lol
You could if all you were trying to do was trim stuff at the back of the chipper 😂. I got big saws for the big stuff
review starts at 6 minutes into a 11 min video.
Sorry to disappoint you . Next time I’ll try to jump right into it. Reviews videos are few and far between so they are a work in progress for us . Thanks for watching and thanks for your time .
This saw eliminated my faith in new husqvarna products. It has run less than an hour. It will run till it gets warmed up, starts sputtering and misfiring. Then will not restart. I’m done with them.
That sucks. I’m sorry to hear that man. I’m still running mine with no problems. Maybe you got a Dud . Either return it or take it to a shop and have them tune it 🤷♂️
you really don't know how much
The cost ??
Happy Camper I’m with you, I don’t have enough disposable income to not know what something I purchased costs. Not knocking the man but I guess I’m a little jealous.
@@EddieLindsay681 My wife and I bought a whole bunch of stuff at Lowe’s I went back and checked the receipt it was $189. You can find this information on their website for the Lowe’s in your area
@@DirtBrute Im just being a topical TH-cam ass, it was a good vid and I enjoyed your review.
@@EddieLindsay681 it’s all good brother 👍
This saw is an absolute piece of garbage. I used once for about 20 minutes. Went to start it this past weekend and the recoil started pulled straight out stripping the plastic gear. Never seen a bigger POS in my life
My wild thing would put that thing to shame
Husqvarna saw really suck now!
@@ashleyrowley4493 I’m starting to hate the bars