I don't know how I missed this video, but as always it's a joy to watch you making wood chips and big trees fly. I think you've nailed the recipe for the 572, that saw gets right with the program. Safe cuttin pard
Another fine and amazing video sir , some beautiful country out west , always love your videos cause we learn something new everytime , keep up the great work sir and God Bless ya and keep you and all those who dedicate there lives working in the woods safe
Great videos Jack! I love watching you in action! Could you please do some videos on the different kinds of grinds on your saw chains please? Thank you very much God bless you
Looking good Jack ! AT will be very happy I'm sure. The UK seem to have at last got some 572s on the shelf, no sign yet for us next door ! What's the lift height on that Silvey ?
Dave hi. So missed this one.... 3.25 until you see the blue line. ~ 3.5 and you see the red line, at which point you will be rebuilding it, except there are not any seal kits available that I know of since Silvey went d.o.a around 4 years back. Thank for watching.
that was cool. Just got a 441 yesterday and I am now dreaming of the day that you get to build my saw. once I break it in this winter cutting firewood. You got a job. Also would like you to cut with my saw on you tube. Bad to the bone or as my friend would say bad ass. I picked the 441 because of the 044 back when I was teenager(mid 90's) and my father in law still has two 044 that he saws with. 44 Stihl is a true Legend. Kinda bothers me how the 461 and soon 462 is taking over. I am also a husky fan. But thats another story.
Victor hi. On the tree, it is for observing the forward or aft lean when perpendicular to the (hopefully) intended fell direction - figure out what's need to get it heading the desired way. When in line with the intended fell direction, it is for assessing the side lean and/or limb weight for compensation purposes.Blessing to you on his day.
Bryan Marks - only way to know for sure is to test them all in the same log with same bar and chain at the same time ! ... imho the tree monkey “wood” best the Snailerizer as “wood” Hotsaws101 - no dog in the fight here at Fabz acres!!!
Rowan hi. Haven't sawed it off against an equally done up 461 yet. I'm not a fan of saws that show up from the factory with a built in air leak. Which is what most of the new and improved strato saws have. It's like adding oxygen to a torch for the cutting aspect. Better have the best oil around in that application...... Thanks for watching.
Maxx hi. if you are asking what bar lengths can be run on a saw like this, then yes. I had a 33" bar on it the other day and it pulls it the same as this 32". Thanks for watching.
clever use of hydraulics to getr done ! Nice job and saw ! Shine-on 😉
I don't know how I missed this video, but as always it's a joy to watch you making wood chips and big trees fly. I think you've nailed the recipe for the 572, that saw gets right with the program. Safe cuttin pard
Nicely done Jack .... Pleasure to see the master at work
That 572 really screams! Even with a buried 32” bar, it’s holding full RPM.
Another fine and amazing video sir , some beautiful country out west , always love your videos cause we learn something new everytime , keep up the great work sir and God Bless ya and keep you and all those who dedicate there lives working in the woods safe
I love your work. Never commented, but that saw sounds money! WOW
Runs like a charm this 572, and great felling once again! 💪
What a MEAN sounding 572xp here! :o
Nicely done Jack and saw sounds real good!
Great videos Jack! I love watching you in action! Could you please do some videos on the different kinds of grinds on your saw chains please? Thank you very much God bless you
Nice saw and great work 🌲😀
Nice looking powersaw bud. Be safe out there
awesome fall
That was fun to watch, Jack !
Holy high revs batman! ... I knew it was gonna be bad
Nice job, tree jack who’d a thunk it.
Nice one, Bill! :)
Very nice. you're pro!!!
hot damn i'm getting sound on your videos again
Good job. I kinda thot the bottom of the dogs was too low. Like the 394 dogs were
Oh that saw.
Caution do not try this at home :) For Professional use only;). Jack excellent fell. Very unique stump.
That 572 sounds and cuts pretty mean! I'm also pretty sure your not super awesome chain is better than anything I can grind even on my best day!
An FYI; Simington makes a removable handle that will fit that Silvey.
Interesting. I bought a spare before all things Silvey went south just in case.....
Looking good Jack ! AT will be very happy I'm sure. The UK seem to have at last got some 572s on the shelf, no sign yet for us next door ! What's the lift height on that Silvey ?
Dave hi. So missed this one.... 3.25 until you see the blue line. ~ 3.5 and you see the red line, at which point you will be rebuilding it, except there are not any seal kits available that I know of since Silvey went d.o.a around 4 years back.
Thank for watching.
that was cool. Just got a 441 yesterday and I am now dreaming of the day that you get to build my saw. once I break it in this winter cutting firewood. You got a job. Also would like you to cut with my saw on you tube. Bad to the bone or as my friend would say bad ass. I picked the 441 because of the 044 back when I was teenager(mid 90's) and my father in law still has two 044 that he saws with. 44 Stihl is a true Legend. Kinda bothers me how the 461 and soon 462 is taking over. I am also a husky fan. But thats another story.
Jack. Wanna share your string trick with us? I think i know what your getting at with it. But be fun to find out exactlly why and how you do it.
Victor hi. On the tree, it is for observing the forward or aft lean when perpendicular to the (hopefully) intended fell direction - figure out what's need to get it heading the desired way. When in line with the intended fell direction, it is for assessing the side lean and/or limb weight for compensation purposes.Blessing to you on his day.
What are you using for a plumb bob looks awesome wanting a set up like it?
Please be careful and dont forget to cut the spikes of the stump so nobody falls on them
Nice work jack is that 572 insanoized psychoized does it sport the ss kit as well
Nice. Well done. How does your 661 work saw build do against like a tree monkey or snellerized? Keep up the good work!!
Bryan Marks - only way to know for sure is to test them all in the same log with same bar and chain at the same time ! ... imho the tree monkey “wood” best the Snailerizer as “wood” Hotsaws101 - no dog in the fight here at Fabz acres!!!
Tell me more about your hydraulic jack, e.g., make, model, capability.
MrSeaRiver hi. Silvey, featherweight, 26 tons @ 10,000 psi. Thank for watching.
Hey Jack,
How does the internals compare to the 562xp? Same just bigger?
You did a great job. Saw sounds awesome.
Happy with its performance over the 461 ??
Rowan hi. Haven't sawed it off against an equally done up 461 yet.
I'm not a fan of saws that show up from the factory with a built in air leak. Which is what most of the new and improved strato saws have. It's like adding oxygen to a torch for the cutting aspect. Better have the best oil around in that application......
Thanks for watching.
Are you back cutting on the coast for a while now?
Terry hi. I do cameos here and there. Thanks for watching.
Novice question. What is the little string your holding up for.
Oddman hi. Levity - I always thought it was a plumb and the "bob" was holding the string..... Hope the humor is not missed here.
Yu speak thu machy
Is the stroke 38mm on this machine?
Kyle hi. No it is not. Thanks for watching.
48mm bore, 39mm stroke. Maybe.
Is this muffler original?
ibaraki hi. Yes. Thanks for watching.
how you get one husky dealers says first quarter of 2019
Stephen hi. I answered that in the description area. Thanks for watching.
Tell me about your axe handle
28" to 36" Bar?
Maxx hi.
if you are asking what bar lengths can be run on a saw like this, then yes. I had a 33" bar on it the other day and it pulls it the same as this 32".
Thanks for watching.
this saw is too quiet
Saw sounds bad to the bone