I hope you got that thing fixed or got rid of it. Dangerous as he!! holding the Chain brake Back to keep the Chain running. It should do that on its own so your hands are safe behind it.
The saw cuts great. You held the brake bar the entire time. Your right foot and leg was so close to the front of the chain saw bar as you where cutting that log. I was a little bit concerned about what would happen if your saw kicked back just a little bit. Please be careful with a chain saw that has so much power. Stand in a better position that is away from the front of your saw. Above all, be careful.
Damn he makes me nervous with a saw dude ur foot is right under the not only that saw pants or chaps may be a good plan learn how to use a saw and saw safety
22 " bar is too big for a 52cc saw. If you have to hold onto the chain brake to keep it from engaging then something is wrong. Funny how Americans love to rip and complain about China but you can't buy their crap fast enough because yall are to cheap to buy quality.
@@dirkdiggler9379 buy one quality saw for $500 that does that job for your entire life or keep buying a $200 POS every 5 years to limb those same 2 trees every year. Most people don't know enough about saws to make the right decision. The rest just suck at math.
I know what you mean. Im American and I actually just try to be realistic with my views on value. They saws are an amazing value and so are many things that come out of China. I love quality and I love cheap. You will not here me ripping into Chinese products.
@@woodnewf3847 I understand your feelings towards this type of product. I however, own quite a few high end saws and 2 of these exact units. They are copies of a Zenoah/Redmax G4500 and are generally 52 or 58cc (stroke size). Depending on which Chinese factory produced the saw, the quality is all over the place. The crankshafts and pistons are made in Taiwan, shipped to China and various factories produce the cases and other parts. Most big box stores sell clamshell saws (mostly plastic) unless you upgrade to a few of the actual commercial grade units they sell. The Zenoh/Redmax copies have actual metal cases just like the original versions. These units are just as good if not better than any Poulan, Homolite (or any other name that used to be decent and had the rights to the name purchased and then reused for brand recognition without the old quality) at Lowes or Home Depot. Anyone that has a single tree or a few limbs to cut that buys a new $800 Sthil or Husky is a fool. Most users buy the saw, use it once or twice and then t sits in their garage for another 4 years until they may try and use it again. By that time, the ethanol has destroyed the carburetor and in most cases never starts. This would happen on an $800 saw also. The cost of labor and parts in both cases is more than the original cost of the cheap saw. There is a no brainier for the average homeowner, as you will spend the same amount either way. With that in mind, these "throw away" saws make complete sense, from both a fiscal and logical point of view, UNLESS, you plan to cut a decent amount of wood every year. I use a saw all year round and have beat the crap out of my Chinese saws. Other than garbage chains and having to rework the oil pumps on both units, I have easily gone way beyond getting my monies worth out of them, AND, I saved the wear and tear on my Sthil and Echo units that I would have gotten by cutting frozen logs covered in dirt or when it is raining and I can't stop working. I like buying American made products, but I also like to eat food and pay my bills and these Chinese saws are one way to accomplish that goal.It is also fun to mess around and mod these things to get more hp out of them. If you screw it up making the ports bigger you are not out an expensive 372xp or other big dollar saw.
You, sir, are an emergency room visit waiting to happen. Oh, and, you don't purchase something 'offline'. Off line is the condition that causes the inability to use your computer to purchase something 'online'.
My advice is to put down that saw and never take it in your hands again. Its like driving a car without breaks while sitting on the passenger seat haha
I hope you got that thing fixed or got rid of it. Dangerous as he!! holding the Chain brake Back to keep the Chain running. It should do that on its own so your hands are safe behind it.
Still have it still cuts wood been. Modded with exhaust work thanks for watching .
It's the glamour that keeps us coming back.
Nice lookin chainsaw cooing and singing seductive song trips my trigger
The saw cuts great. You held the brake bar the entire time. Your right foot and leg was so close to the front of the chain saw bar as you where cutting that log. I was a little bit concerned about what would happen if your saw kicked back just a little bit. Please be careful with a chain saw that has so much power. Stand in a better position that is away from the front of your saw. Above all, be careful.
I have that exact same model chinesium saw. If you hut the two exhaust holes into one big hole It gets way louder and feel 15% stronger.
I did just open it up last month
I’ve the same one for almost 10 years
How do you install a two exhaust manifold? Just order from eBay?
I hope you took the cover off and cleaned around the clutch brake . I had to to keep the brake from engaging while I was sawing .
Do you like this saw still, I just got it on Amazon for $90, worth it?
Buy it OFF line? Or ON line?
Whats the specs of the chain? I have the same one and want to order a spare chain
thank you, i fucking love the texas chainsaw massacre.
Iwant to purchase that chain saw
I felled trees with it they work for the around home use. Loggers spends $1000 on says for the $100 I paid im happy
Saw still cuts grest
Nice brow
You need slightly more fuel in the HIGH end
How do you inside
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Did you use the recommended 20:1 fuel or go straight to 40-50:1?
i have 2 of these n i went straight to 40:1 without an issue ..put cheap wd30 motor oil for bar n chain..they cut good too ! be safe
Chinese saw is not bad.
how to tighten chain on this saw.
Philip head screw inside by between wood dog n the bar ..loosen the nuts n tighten chain tighten nuts back down .
Left handed chainsaw don’t exist, right hand down, left up. And feet on each side of the cut. Safety first
These rookies are something else hub
😳......!
22 inch chainsaw that mean we cut 44 inch diameter or 22 inch radius tree
It does a great job cutting big tree's still using it
how do you buy it offline? retail store!? LOL!
eBay.com
एक लीटर पेट्रोल मे कितने पेड काट लेगी ये मशीन
looks like a dolmar chainsaw
Tht wht lot say
chainsaw brand 5200
painful...entertaining, but painful.
That okay still cutting wood. I got over 75 chainsaw now. new video coming soon just for your interest
Why were you holding the brake handle
The break kept going on but over been useing it and it still works great
Did not warm up the saw also holding brake handle saggie pants unsave
Damn he makes me nervous with a saw dude ur foot is right under the not only that saw pants or chaps may be a good plan learn how to use a saw and saw safety
No been chain sawing for over 20 years I still u a saw ever day
Go check out my other videos
Purchasing Link?
I would love to post a link for you but I'm not sure how to do that on my phone
Just go eBay you'll see it there. Just put chainsaws down
22 " bar is too big for a 52cc saw. If you have to hold onto the chain brake to keep it from engaging then something is wrong.
Funny how Americans love to rip and complain about China but you can't buy their crap fast enough because yall are to cheap to buy quality.
I'm an American and I agree. It's in our blood.
Not everyone needs a $700 chainsaw to cut limbs off 2 trees a year
@@dirkdiggler9379 buy one quality saw for $500 that does that job for your entire life or keep buying a $200 POS every 5 years to limb those same 2 trees every year. Most people don't know enough about saws to make the right decision. The rest just suck at math.
I know what you mean. Im American and I actually just try to be realistic with my views on value. They saws are an amazing value and so are many things that come out of China. I love quality and I love cheap. You will not here me ripping into Chinese products.
@@woodnewf3847 I understand your feelings towards this type of product. I however, own quite a few high end saws and 2 of these exact units. They are copies of a Zenoah/Redmax G4500 and are generally 52 or 58cc (stroke size). Depending on which Chinese factory produced the saw, the quality is all over the place. The crankshafts and pistons are made in Taiwan, shipped to China and various factories produce the cases and other parts.
Most big box stores sell clamshell saws (mostly plastic) unless you upgrade to a few of the actual commercial grade units they sell. The Zenoh/Redmax copies have actual metal cases just like the original versions. These units are just as good if not better than any Poulan, Homolite (or any other name that used to be decent and had the rights to the name purchased and then reused for brand recognition without the old quality) at Lowes or Home Depot.
Anyone that has a single tree or a few limbs to cut that buys a new $800 Sthil or Husky is a fool. Most users buy the saw, use it once or twice and then t sits in their garage for another 4 years until they may try and use it again. By that time, the ethanol has destroyed the carburetor and in most cases never starts. This would happen on an $800 saw also. The cost of labor and parts in both cases is more than the original cost of the cheap saw. There is a no brainier for the average homeowner, as you will spend the same amount either way.
With that in mind, these "throw away" saws make complete sense, from both a fiscal and logical point of view, UNLESS, you plan to cut a decent amount of wood every year. I use a saw all year round and have beat the crap out of my Chinese saws. Other than garbage chains and having to rework the oil pumps on both units, I have easily gone way beyond getting my monies worth out of them, AND, I saved the wear and tear on my Sthil and Echo units that I would have gotten by cutting frozen logs covered in dirt or when it is raining and I can't stop working.
I like buying American made products, but I also like to eat food and pay my bills and these Chinese saws are one way to accomplish that goal.It is also fun to mess around and mod these things to get more hp out of them. If you screw it up making the ports bigger you are not out an expensive 372xp or other big dollar saw.
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱if you do not throw the saw for so long it will be dead soon
It isn't a stihl
You, sir, are an emergency room visit waiting to happen. Oh, and, you don't purchase something 'offline'. Off line is the condition that causes the inability to use your computer to purchase something 'online'.
Ok i still cut fire wood i was just learning the saw and now i cut and buck fire wood ever day
I guess a trip to the emergency room is better than death 💪😂🤷
Still using chainsaws and im just fine
Idk why people pick at how someone uses a saw... Let them do it however they like... If something goes wrong enjoy the show! It is what it is. 🤷
@@junksmasher777 don't worry I'm making a new saw video soon just bought a new saw
Chainsaw chaps? Nawwww having legs is overrated
You are standing on the wrong side of your saw numb nuts. That dangerous!
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My advice is to put down that saw and never take it in your hands again. Its like driving a car without breaks while sitting on the passenger seat haha
Well my advice to you is worry about you I'm still cutting fire wood with a saw and I'm just fine thanks
@@jordantractorvlogs7008
Natural selection will do its job, no worries haha