May God’s peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you. What is the price of this engine, please?

I have a 500i and am running hp2 at 36-38:1. And only used once so far but it was a really cold day and it seemed that whenever it idled for a bit it would start smoking. But once in revs it would be clean. Should I be worried about mix or anything or am I ok?

Porting? Is that the muffler mod or is there more to it?

Look at the Stihl design, just like Huskies have always been.

That's awesome. Great control over the burn. I'm sure you've been enjoying that this last week!

Beautiful view...

Nice stove👍🏻

I think you will be very happy with that stove. Very efficient. 🤙🏼😎

I love husky. But I will not get a auto tune saw. My 372's and 365's still serve me well. Sorry Husqvarna you can keep your auto tune saw's.

Do you show breakdowns showing carbon buildup of the various oils?

I own both and use them alot. I prefer the Husky but the 462 isnt a bad saw at all. You cannot go wrong with both saws. Regards from Germany

The poulan 4000 is actually a 65cc saw, just sayin 👍😁 great saw 💪

Yours is sure a lot cleaner than mine

KZbin has once again proven the only important attribute to a review is how fast the gizmo is compared to the other gizmo. Who cares about living with said gizmo, how reliable it is, maintanance intervals and costs, parts availability, etc, fucking etc. Lame af.

Disculpa, exactamente que modificaciones le has realizado al 7310?

Drill an move it back an forth

Affutte tes chaînes tu verras sa ira mieux

I have both. I opened up the CS-590 muffler, advanced the spark, and added a CS-620P carb which was available cheaper than a replacement CS-590 carb. I like both saws, but the Husqvarna is not fun to start warm. I often have to hold the throttle at maximum while yanking the rope. I always try the standard starting procedure first, but it doesn't always work. I bought the Husqvarna because I thought the electronics would make it start and run easier. Not so.

How did work out?

People all over KZbin should stop obsessing over 2-cycle chainsaw oils and embrace the fact that its properties cannot be compared to automotive oils. There is no film strength to speak of, there are no detergents to be concerned with, there are no winter or summer viscosity ratings. There is no oil pan, oil pump, blow-by gasses... there is really nothing there to discuss because all 2-cycle oils have but one duty. Lubricate the internals as you are on your way to the muffler and try to be as clean and efficient burning as you can in the process. The only thing that separates these oils is their ability to burn cleanly and leave no deposits behind at various temperature ranges. Off-road motorcycles or bikes designed to run races will do well running on Motul, HP2, Maxima, Bel-Ray and similar oils and string trimmers and chainsaws do not need them because they are not made for high speed races lasting for hours and hours week after week. So save the money on the oil and invest it in quality chain sharpeners, air filters, bar oil and similar necessities that every chainsaw requires.

Awesome info ! Saved me a lot of time figuring the limiters out!!

The type 3s I’ve seen still said 54cc on the sticker if I’m not mistaken

It's all opinion. Tiny cheats you don't want to admit make all the difference.

Seems like it wants a wider kerf chain, maybe even those raker teeth filed down a bit! No lack of power there!

462 ist Top

Stihl SHIIIIITYYYY caps

I have the HUSQVARNA 592 XP and that thing is a monster! Recently I also acquired the Echo Timber Wolf and was surprise at what a good saw it is for the money.

two different saws with two different capacities. not worth comparing

Its hard to beat the price of the versa cut for 24 inches and under.

Stihl fanboy ❤

👏👍🙋

Whats top tip on hot start to avoid flooding n plug out? (Dolmar)

Echo has the best quality in the world.

Your a lucky man.❤ I can't afford that. I got CS 590 and they last forever if you build them right and run them right.

When saws are making dust and not chips, sharpen the chain.

Ive seen a huge difference in chains even using the same saw. I see that Husky even has an aftermarket bar. So hard to make a fair comparison even if the saws had the same HP. You'd have to use new air filters, new spark plugs, autotune or manually tune each saw to optimal conditions, use the same amount of downward pressure on both saws, use wood that was exactly the same with no knots, make about 10 cuts each and use an average, on and on...

Next up... 500i vs 592xp!!!!!!! 😂

Would you pick the 395xp over these two?

Sthil a piece of junk

Long story short, over the years I've accumulated more 2t oils than I can possibly use up in the next 5 years. For 2t's (saws, trimmers, blowers and generators) I've pretty much narrowed it down to hp2, saber, red armor and k2 in no particular order at 32-40:1. My question is regarding 4-mix. I've been sticking with motomix and/or hp ultra at 40-45:1 yes, I add additional hp ultra to the motomix. Do you see hp2, saber, red armor or k2 at 32-40:1 as a potential problem in 4-mix engines? Or suggest I stay with a separate hp ultra mix for them?

I have a poulan 4000 it still run as it should mean saw . I was told the cut 10 cc above there cc level !!

very important

Compare this stihl with husqvarna 579. Will it be fair enough?

Works great. You can screw the wood screw in by hand, and it will give enough bite to pull the plugs. My hobby knife for the tabs, and the thing looks new. Plus, now I have to learn to tune this thing.

7310 guy here.

I have a ms261,bought it a year ago. I like your idea and might try it. What did you use to cut slots in muffler? Also does the ms261 have a spark arrestor? If so is it easily removed?

Teniendo en cuenta la cilindrada y la potencia me quedo con la husqvarna gracias por compartir

The 572 ported is a greay saw if you can afford it. Most guys port them.

Husky all day and ported they are mental.

What size tsumura bar is that?