MS500i vs MS462 vs 572xp vs PS7910 (all stock)

[@silviaculell]

I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle kzbin.infoUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 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.

[@BideyRaptor700R]

Fairest test I have ever seen. You are consistent. Well done.

[@Dechsi87]

thanks!

[@bierstadt77]

@@Dechsi87 I agree. Best test on KZbin by far. Great technique and very consistent.

[@patrickfoucher1481]

I have the 462 and in my opinion it's the best saw on the planet.

[@TheCamaro5]

Do you also have the ms500i?

[@migm7428]

I bought a new 462c this spring. Nice and lightweight for the power and cutting ability.. wins hands down... getting stronger the more I use it

[@jacobfurnish7450]

@@migm7428 Better than 500i and 562 husky?

[@yanngaravel5670]

@@jacobfurnish7450 a bit more light than ms 500 for the dame use, much more light and compact than 572 XP.

[@austindenotter19]

High revving no torque.

[@steppoffaith8426]

572 19sec $900 70c ,500i 80cc 18sec $1500,462 77cc 17.9 sec $1100

[@spoonz1065]

Nice to see someone warm their tools up first for once

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Warm up is at least 40-60 seconds. To each there own. Jim Tree

[@viperstrike3827]

When the cooling fins are too hot for my finger its warm!

[@Mark-uh4zd]

Absolutely. Although I usually let them warm up for a minute or so, especially when it’s cold. Just like to have everything get up to temp before working my tools hard. A minute is no time at all and falls into the whole “ounce of prevention” deal.

[@ricktaylor3748]

Ain't that the truth.

[@dieseltrucksfirewood2540]

I just bought 2-462's and they are screamers with super low weight. Until they get the weight down on the 500I the 462's will get the nod. A 1/2 lb. heavier for the 500I but try lugging that extra 1/2 lb. around all day bucking limbing logs through the brush. It does make a difference.

[@Driver732]

Well deserved likes and views on this one. While other reviews rave about how great the 500i is due to being newest, FI, etc. we have a real test here. Not one word spoken or unnecessary fluff, just straight up test and results. It really does help some of us answer the question, "what is [best] for me?"

[@williambourdon2680]

It's not about the fuel but how good the oil is Stihl runs the best

[@nixxxon18]

0.2 seconds is nothing and if this man did the test again the results could've been inverted. 500i is great but so is the 462... Why there has to be a "great winner" and the rest have to be "crappy losers"? I cant understand

[@forestdudes8710]

I bought the ms 462 cm, it is an absolute beast. I work with it often and nearly every day definitely a keeper

[@lagoonrd4173]

I love mine!! Ported by stump shot wi

[@weofnjieofing]

Nice review! I like how you look after your equipment by warming it up properly. Too many pl just come start and rev the crap out of them. Uber you get many years of reliable service from your gear.

[@troymeredith9528]

Stihl ms462 impressive saw,husky 390 ported is a huge favourite of mine ,also had my ms 460 ported and did that saw do some work.still in my shed ,sold all the other saws.when I was younger hang of a husky 3120 for years ,unbelievable.good review.

[@mariselvelez3852]

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[@wesd3742]

Weight is king when working, given reliability is there. Who cares about tenth's of a second. Stay safe out there

[@austindenotter19]

Actually power and knowing what sharp saw means is the king.

[@davidfenton3910]

@@austindenotter19 Laws of nature rule and govern all things in a dynamically interactive manner. So, weight, power, reliability, chain sharpness, etc all combine in causality. Ya all already know this.

[@andrewwatkins2886]

461 My favourite saw on the planet. Great to see a ported version destroy the 500i. The 462 and that last Husky. I was speechless 🤔

[@nixxxon18]

"Destroy"? really? 0.2 seconds? Both Stihl models are fantastic machines

[@fullthrottletimber8286]

You're excited to see a ported saw beat a stock saw that's basically in the same class - lol.

[@TheJonsberg]

That smaller Husqvarna 572 impressed me.. Strong contender when ported 👍

[@MrThenry1988]

I bought one in the spring. Love it still. A second doesn't bug me much. It was half the price of the 500.

[@davidfenton3910]

Very much appreciated, thank you. The best simple comparison I've seen, bravo! Just one small point, to eliminate doubt set camera to avoid loss of sight of the chain and bar for some changes. sincerely david

[@g.d.7629]

The 390 husq really cleared the area.

[@yyyxxx7222]

390vs 661 dann werden wir mehr wissen Immer Äpfel mit Äpfel vergleichen nie mit birnen Aber der eigentliche Geheimtipp is doch nach diesem Video die 461

[@fullthrottletimber8286]

It better, it's 88cc - lol.

[@AlexSwan]

He’s back! Awesome shoot out aaaand 462 for da win, of course!! 💪🏻

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Great video, well edited, no talking trash, good camera angles and the wording was clear and concise. Top quality right there. I'll subscribe if all your videos are this good. I already did. Thank you, nice saw pants too. Jim Tree

[@fullrom1179]

The last Husky is a freakin beast !!!!!

[@ryanhayworth2126]

Trim saws such as a 201 top handle Stihl, the 261, 362, are good better than husky but once you get into the big 80cc and above husqvarnas fuel response makes them better.

[@Apalm12]

What’s a freakin saw collection you got all the best saws

[@Conquer2Reign]

Cool video. I still vote the 500i because it has more torque and can handle a 32” bar like the 462 with a 28” bar

[@g.d.7629]

462cm stihl is a masterpiece to me and I dont own 1 stihl.

[@generaldistrust]

Yup. A pretty impressive machine and even a step fwd in terms of power-to-weight ratio. Makes it somewhat desirable

[@bradmetcalf7832]

Rather than show the ported saw's I would have like to have seen the stock saw have three cuts in succesion and see an average. We are human and I doubt we run the saw the same every time, we are talking 1.2 seconds difference between the three fastest which is pretty hard to see in real life. Very good vid. Apparently the 390 is a salty dog, I wonder how my 394 would stack up with the same length bar and step up the sprocket a notch?

[@IndianaDoug]

Ever notice nobody ever puts a Poulan Wild Thing in these competitions? Just think about that for a minute🤔 There’s only one true king💪🏼

[@austindenotter19]

Its been banned. Steroids.

[@mehmetucar3281]

Ms 460 king my favorite

[@Word569]

Good that the same bar and chain was used on each saw used!

[@ftlaud911]

Great comparison. Would have loved to see 3 cuts and a new chain or sharpen each time. Otherwise great job. Thank you!! In the end they are all great saws! The 462 surprised me over 500. Knew they were close, but expected 500 to barely win. Still debating on either a 462 or 572 for my next saw.

[@kylebrown8891]

Can’t compete with the 462. I have a 661 and it isn’t much faster than my 462.

[@ramonabascurova8605]

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[@coursingking1475]

What do u mean

[@Zoki994]

@@coursingking1475 nnn1n 1

[@888HUSKERS]

Loved this video, was leaning towards a MS462 C-M anyway because I still love to be able to maintenance the saw and I feel the electronically controlled carbs are proven by now on Stihl. The new fuel injection sounds amazing but I just don’t feel like being that close to the bleeding edge of technology before it’s had a few years of manufacturing to prove they didn’t have design problems.

[@craigreid1554]

They’ve had it in their concrete saws for many years

[@moppedmann123]

Danke für das Video überlege zwischen 7900 und 462. Konnte dem günstigen Kurs bisher standhalten und werde wohl bei stihl bleiben 👍

[@jimhubbell8364]

Nice job showing us. I'm hoping some hotshot crew starts using the 500i when they become available in the States so we can get an idea of durability.

[@285runt]

Was apart of the crew in sitgreaves, AZ. A long time ago. The old O models still hold their own, but are heavy as crap. Be safe.

[@PimSchouten]

Jim Hubbell I had one in my hand this past Friday. It’s heavy ish, but its a freakin beast. People say it feel like the 462. I can’t confirm that, because I have never used a 462. Yet ;) All I know its a beast!

[@lagoonrd4173]

2002 carried a 460 with 32” bar up and down that mtn, Navajo ihc 2002 that 500i is looking good

[@reevesstevens5554]

372 xp 04 and under has the durability . . same as a stihl . . 04 and under. . . new models cant handle the heat. . .

[@kalu19991]

do you have any data on durability of 500i? I am thinking og getting 2 of those, but they are mighty expensive and I dont want to make a mistake. I use chainsaws to cut firewood, like 15m3 of beech cut each day to lenght of 33cm. So that is a heavy use.

[@jgbelmont]

That 390 was on a mission! Nice!

[@g.d.7629]

That 461 stihl and big 390 husq cleared the area!!!!

[@TheWoodsmanMilling]

I have the 661, but I've been looking at getting myself a 500i or 462. I might get both...

[@markshechter8473]

I thought that ported 461 was fast but Holy Cow... That ported 390 came in at 13.4. That's Ripping!

[@leossimonic]

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[@fullthrottletimber8286]

It better be at 88cc

[@SuperBuck1986]

The 461s are a hard saw to beat

[@johnthacker5171]

Sir that 390 is a beast

[@paytonmac5665]

That was are great comparison video TY!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheBensalenkkari]

Stihl ms 462 cm is really good chainsaw

[@nagyoknagyok9243]

The best Stihl! 💪 👌👌 😘

[@Moosetraks21]

I have a 500i. Absolute beast.

[@nikoschonlau]

Klasse Video und ein toller Vergleich zwischen den Sägen. Ich überlege mir gerade eine Säge in der Klasse zu kaufen. Grüße aus dem Ruhrgebiet Niko

[@wesd3742]

ported Dolmars are no joke when you let them breathe, may be the fastest saw in your comparison. nice work on the vid

[@giannistsoukatos4205]

Yes. For the ones that know, Dolmar comes heavily restricted on breathing.It even has a metalic piece that restrict the cylinder!!! Take just this out and you have a different saw. Also its muffler is heavily restricted.Fix these two issues and then make comparison. You will find it impossible to beat the Dolmar-Makita on the same cc.

[@ryannogle7241]

⁠@@giannistsoukatos4205what metallic piece are you talking about? Just curious cause I have a makita 7900. Thanks

[@Schlorg]

Einfach tolle Sägen... Jedes mal, wenn ich das Video wieder anschaue beneide ich dich um jede Einzelne! :-)

[@andrewhill7071]

462 is the best saw in the known universe, peroid. Nuff said

[@roadking8337]

It dont realy matter. We all just enjoy cutting wood. Old homelite 410 still running. 660 backup. Or 395 husky.

[@eltravieso111]

That's exactly right! Thanks for the cool video. It's fun to test differences. We all just love using saws and having fun with amazing machines. The differences are minimal most of the time within the same class. Just cut with whatever you've got gassed up, sharp, and tuned ready to go. the new fuel injected toys are cool, and maybe I'll own one in 20yrs or so. If gas engines aren't banned by then.

[@leroybailey423]

I log everyday with these Saws all Stock Stihl is my Favorite but I sure wish they had the Husqvarna Gas& oil caps

[@jamessouth4776]

What do you think? The 500i i thought should be quicker than the 462, makes me wonder why I would bother upgrading? Maybe after 10 tanks of fuel it will losen up a bit?

[@ez7977]

By all accounts and comparisons i have seen, even after a lengthy break in period, the 462 is faster. There is another vid of both professionally ported with aftermarket carbs and the 462 still beats it.

[@ciphercode2298]

I've had my ms441cm for 10+ years and it's been flawless. It's only had a muffler model done to it,but I cant see the fuel injected saw have any real advantages over the mtronic saws as far as reliability, so unless theres significant fuel savings I'll stick with carburetors. My only complaint about my 441 is the weight, but that's probably got more to do with my aging than it does the saw

[@Treewise]

The 462’s are game changer for stihl never mind the 500i that sounds like an oleomac.

[@triple6758]

Just got two 7900s. One wrapped, one not. Cost me about the same as 1 500i would have.

[@jeffwright6521]

Saw are good it depends on the sharpest chain

[@KOz1caa]

How much time is on each saw? The 7910 time is totally out to lunch they are not that slow carb adjusted what air filter is on it? never have seen a 7910 get beat so badly like that before. How about 3 cuts each? If the 462 beats the 500i what is the point? Thank you for that, can you revisit this competition?

[@vvu594]

Excelent video! Would be nice now to put same amount of fuel in each one and count the cuts :) But im waiting for husqvarna with injection

[@stevessaws3612]

Awesome comparison. How long will the ported saws last for an every day logger? Great to see them all running and what times they all did.

[@toast47624]

Its not a problem. Keep the mix and mixture right and they will last well. Once you use a ported saw you don't go back to stock saws the difference is huge.

[@garyballiet8340]

Ported saws are noisy - but run just as long as they run a lot cooler.

[@timothyross7488]

Awesome great video chain made my day.

[@rickcoats4015]

What were the stats on that stihl That won? Didnt think you had the rpms up on the dolmar! I'm a husky guy but I'm pretty sure that dolmar shoulda walked all over them

[@2001wj]

agree

[@giannistsoukatos4205]

Dolmar comes heavily restricted from factory. A ported Dolmar against a ported anything on same cc will bury them.Huge difference.

[@redman4076]

Lol you brand fanboys are hilarious🤦🏽‍♂️

[@janetvance6262]

Great video but I don't think it will ever make it as a logging saw due to how complicated it would be to have to rebuild. I've not tried any of the new stihls but I know my 460 mag will never get replaced.

[@fullthrottletimber8286]

What's so complicated about rebuilding it ?

[@hksjoshua]

500i is durable but when maintenance costs are applied carb versions of saws you save hundreds.

[@brettadams417]

Those last 2 started to remind me of that zombie series 28 days later

[@g.d.7629]

That 500i seemed like a mean mother but I think 462 beats it

[@winstonskafte5505]

The nicest thing about the 462 its like holding air how long it will last is another question .

[@austindenotter19]

Year 3 on my 572 logging.

[@The_Inca_Stargazer]

That last saw cut like my 592xp which is 93 cc. There's nothing like a fast cut!

[@kimschlebaum]

great video 10/10. Who did the port job on the 461 and the 390 ? thanks

[@Dechsi87]

It was me ;)

[@kimschlebaum]

Nice job. Do you port saws for costumers ? I have a new 390 I would like to get woodsported. If you’re interested -> [e-mail]

[@lagoonrd4173]

@@kimschlebaum did you get your saw worked on?

[@billyludyka]

Nice work .

[@wayoutwest4944]

Very good comparison.

[@g.d.7629]

572 husq no slouch but after seeing that 462 Maybe just maybe I may jump ship. 500i may have stats 462 has BALLS!!!

[@austindenotter19]

572 logging saw 462 hobbyist saw.

[@guly]

Just got a Stihl 500i.. have had many chainsaws and 500i outpreforms all of them. Light weight, very good trigger response and won't bog down unless user error. BUT i must say im so fucking disappointed with the air filter system. After about 6 hours work the filter is more packed than any saw i have ever used. It feels like it sucks in sawdust from those openings on the airfilter cover. I feel i have to clean it after every 2 hours or smth, which is just stupid. Also everytime u wiggle out that stupid filter you increase the chances of getting fine dust into the hole which is hard to get out because of the shape.

[@Listerr]

500i great saw, but what you think about durability?

[@lagoonrd4173]

Listerr looks promising , the tests I’ve seen they run the saw with zero maintenance and were instructed to abuse them... just oil and fuel and let her rip

[@austindenotter19]

Time will tell.

[@danielsmith-ze3wy]

✝️🇺🇸👍 thanks for the video god bless and stay safe

[@Hollywoodhouse74]

Gotta love the EPA..

[@mattcampbell9353]

Great video I'd love to see a 395xp video.

[@ridefast2006]

I run a ported 460 for felling and a stock 460 for bucking the hot saw is a beast I bet it would put up a 14 sec number

[@Bigsteve123]

You didn’t change the chain for each saw, you used the same chain which was not a true comparison. Should’ve used brand new chain each time

[@sgtmiklin]

These saws are F1 of the Woods, every machine are the best in one part, one chain on one saw, maybe Stihl chains aren't rather on another saw, chains are like tires, it can change everything at this level...

[@HighMaintenancePS]

You have the wrong idea. We spend 8 hours a day (skid site) on saws to earn a living. The use of one chain here standardised the comparison.

[@sgtmiklin]

@@HighMaintenancePS OK...

[@HighMaintenancePS]

@@sgtmiklin no worries. Much greater variance in the timber your cutting. Size and density. The saw engine is tasked with pulling the chain through no matter what load, as the load really does vary immensley. Hence torque and performance under load is a better property in a saw than outright revs or power.

[@Ivan-L.]

Super Video! Das Ergebnis ist für mich überraschend - ich hätte die 500i auf Platz 1 gesehen. Umso mehr erfreut bin ich, dass ich die 462 gekauft habe :) Eine Sache hätte zu einem noch besseren Resultat und noch aussagekräftigerem Test beigetragen - 3 Schnitte pro Säge und dann einen Durchschnitt errechnen. Nichts desto Trotz ein gutes Video und an dieser Stelle herzlichen Dank dafür. Viele Grüße aus Bosnien und Herzegowina

[@Dechsi87]

Danke! Schön wenn es gefallen hat. Wir haben insgesamt 4 Schnitte gemacht in dem Holz mit der 500i (siehe auch die anderen Videos) die Zeit lag immer um 18sek, lansgamste Zeit 18,7sek, schnellste 17,8sek ;)

[@Ivan-L.]

@@Dechsi87 Darf der Link zum Video geteilt werden?

[@EtowahChainsawMuseum.328]

Great video.

[@bully2524]

Sieht sehr schön aus. Aber bitte mal die maximal Schnittleistung pro Minute (Maximale Drehzahl Pro Minute) ist gleich der Schnittleistung in Meter Pro Minute. Die hier Vorgestellten Motorsägen haben unterschiedliche Maximale Schittleistungen pro Minute von ca. 980 m bis 1180 m Pro Minute. Das wieder um schlägt auf den Kraftstoffverbrauch den die Motorsägen mit Hoher Drehzahl verbrauchen mehr bei Volllast. Wieviel Schnitt erreicht die Sägen bei Gleichen eingesetzten Menge von Kraftstoff.

[@dmc2537]

It was only me who noticed that the 572xp was not yet hot, hot beat the others good, faster, better built up, larger bearings, the material of the head, piston and crankshaft thicker, is a machine to last in relation to competition

[@garryaylward8050]

Stihl ms462cm is just a better design. The added weight on the 572 is actually in the cylinder muffler only

[@garryaylward8050]

And regarding durability you’ve gotta be joking I have a mate who’s a pro logger he’s got two both got in excess of 250hrs on both not one issue with either

[@austindenotter19]

@@garryaylward8050 heavier crankshaft larger bearings for sure on 572 not cylinder. 250 hours is nothing on a pro saw. All 5 of my saws are well in excess of 1000 hours. Use good oil and keep sharp.

[@HighMaintenancePS]

You havnt worked with Stihls then. 8hrs a day, 4-5 years. No maintenance. Kiwi high production paid per tree.

[@survivingcountrylife7069]

Man that thing is a beast. My 461 can't keep up !!!

[@garryaylward8050]

I’m sick and tired hearing about durability on the stihl saws. Stihl are no dummies they have done there homework and tested all around the world there won’t be any issues regarding durability whatsoever. You guys talking about durability the 562 550 series huskys here in Australia early on were atrocious had a mate who runs a tree service couldn’t even get a season out of them hot start problems. The fact of the matter is that the 576 & 441 were both good saws but not popular & consumers told both companies what they wanted & on that issue only one company delivered guess which one

[@HighMaintenancePS]

To right mate. That's what we found here in New Zealand also. The Stihl products are breathtakingly reliable. Probably peaked though on the previous generation 460, 660 for 8 hour a day saws.

[@austindenotter19]

@@HighMaintenancePS In America our Stihls would only last 8 hours a day. We switched to Husky and were able to get 9. Makes a difference at the end of the year.

[@davewyatt1468]

Awesome video!!!!! I would love to see these times with muffler mods also

[@ovidiugrama7713]

Nice saw

[@benjaminleslie3155]

I didn't know you have to remove the chip guide for an 8pin?! Edit: also the dolmar is the true king here, it simply requires the muffler to be liberated from the perils of the epa.

[@kristofs2903]

Greetings from Dolmartown- Hamburg/Germany

[@Mike-r6k]

I would have to agree with you on that there pattrick462c is the choice for me

[@julianalderson3938]

Yer good comp tink log was gettin smaller that said. Ported wins. But all the rest pretty handy saws. Cheers

[@dgoodman1484]

Dang, what’s going on with that Dolmar? Generally they rip!

[@OldFella547]

I would have liked to see Sharp Chains on all saws

[@ykhayloovt4118]

Good afternoon, or maybe evening. In your opinion, which model of chainsaws is the best and most reliable between two brands Stihl - Husqvarna. Thank you.

[@stoffes]

all good saws :)

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Totally

[@billramsey4347]

I cut a lot of firewood /30 cords or so a year and I cut with a 066 early 90s and a 046 2001 model of course I maintain them and I have gone through several 28” bars and more chain than I would like to admit if you want to cut blocks that are big and a bunch of them at ounce the 066 German made saw of the early 90s is with out a doubt the best cutting most durable saw I have ever used I’m glad I didn’t trade it when I upgraded to a 661 Stihl needs to put some more ccs into the 500 i and they need to get them into the pro market in America right now all that is available are their over produced electronic saws that are hard to customize and will let you down I ran a 362 for a year in lodgepole yes the intelligent carb put me back to my o46 enough to convince me to get rid of it so that’s my take sawing wood is enjoyable pulling on a cord is not

[@285runt]

I have an O46 and I've been thinking about trying the newer saws. I've never had an issue in 20 yrs. Basic maintenance, but I just want a new toy.

[@HighMaintenancePS]

Stihl 066 and 046 are the best saws that have ever been made. Durability unmatched. Heaps of torque.

[@AlfA01]

Nice Steph. That 390 is a weapon!

[@Dechsi87]

Legendary saws... hard to accept that these saws are gone in europe...

[@AlfA01]

@@Dechsi87 Yes. So many saws went to the guillotine within the last couple of years. Sad to see.

[@lagoonrd4173]

Cc to cc ported pretty sure stihl takes it

[@pampa1996]

@@Dechsi87 We can still buy them in Belgium, but with some ridiculous prices

[@dirk_krueger_]

Nice video. An ported Dolmar is missing. 😇

[@karlisrudzitis4173]

What are you going to do do with those pucks?

[@pagey007]

Stock ones are so close.. All are good.. I purchased a 572 and also a 500 I,, nothing between them.. Sharpening is where its at imho

[@austindenotter19]

That's not an opinion that's a fact about sharpening

[@johnclarke6647]

Personally, I do not like computer controlled saws. Mtronic and Auto Tune saws take three pulls to get enough juice in the system to run and I am sure the fuel injected saws are no different. Computer controlled saws were not developed to help the user but to reduce warranty claims. Weight is a big problem on big saws. They need laminated bars to make them manageable. My ms 360 has a 20 inch Total bar on it and it is a manageable saw. My ms 361 has a 20 inch Forester bar on it and it is heavy. An Oilamatic bar on an ms 180 is fine but the same bar on one of my bigger saws is a load, but still lighter than a 460 Husqvarna. My ms 361 with a 20 inch Forester Sprocket nose P to bar is still lighter than a 460 husky.

[@cvytnioy56dvfuj4g7]

Bullshit. My 661 starts first pop every time, hot or cold, don't talk out your ass

[@austindenotter19]

EPA standards. Lets go Brandon!

[@woofy548]

Dolmar got whooped! Cant wait till the 500i comes to the US....Not having to mess with a carb sounds so beautiful

[@MrThenry1988]

You can't do anything to the carb on the 572 either.

[@troopygino]

Well you could say that but in my country the dolmar is nearly half the price of the others, so 10% more speed but spend £400 more

[@markushansen3715]

The old 390 compare to the new oncec is a difference i can see but for just a hobby and wood for own use 60 cc is enought for me i think but have some of u here exsperiance with husky 359? And an awsome video greate work

[@kristofferjonsson6765]

Intresting, an 70cc husqy was just one secon behind the 500i 🤔

[@thewest5329]

Would you recommend the tsumura bar? I’ve been looking at buying that exact bar for my 362.

[@jameslong1132]

I'm running a 28 on my ms 661 month old now 3 days a week solid work haven't buried up yet I'm very impressed and happy with it

[@g.d.7629]

Yes I will highly recommend it!! about $45-$80 depending on how big.

[@g.d.7629]

Do you guys switch bars and chains like this or ea saw have its own???