Chainsaw Review! Logging Redwoods With The Husqvarna 592xp!

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[@AnomadAlaska]

Can you offer a "special edition" 25 and 50 dollar stickers or coffee mugs? I don't need more hats and t-shirts. A 50 dollar tiny hardhat sticker? I'd rock a GOT sticker on my lid. Might help with the saw reviews for those of us trying not to accumulate more junk.

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

I sell stickers for $4, what if you just bought 13 of those? Would you prefer 1 $50 sticker? I see what you’re saying it makes sense

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Okay I made a $50 sticker if you prefer that. It's on my site now

[@AnomadAlaska]

@@GuiltyofTreeson Sweet! I may have just ordered the first 50 dollar sticker ever. That is going to be one kick butt sticker!!

[@ratfarmers]

Haha same here! Now I need to figure out what to put it on when it shows up!

[@sunshinecoastlawncoring]

@@GuiltyofTreeson Proud to own my first ported chainsaw thanks to your videos mate as of 2 weeks ago. 201 and love it, looking forward to my $50 sticker! respect to all your videos experience and all you do. Have recommended your videos to alot of my friends and family, and im now hand filing like a pro, the guide and gullet trick works!

[@Finksta951]

All these guys on youtube act like they know every little thing. It was nice seeing someone actually keep in footage of them learning from an OG. Thats how you make more OG's in any trade. Your doing great work. Keep it up.

[@nicolaistubbe402]

Earlier this year I went to a dealer to get a new saw for logging. My company pays for whatever I want, so I could pick up anything from any shelf. The dealer, who is one of the largest in Denmark, was lucky enough to have 592's in stock, and I really like husky. It came down between the 592 and the Stihl 500i. Their prices was almost identical. Tried them both, and went with the 592. I can see why a ported version of the 500i is hard to compare with stock saws, but I'm currently logging large oak and beech together with a colleague, who runs a stock 500i, and compared with that, my 592 is just on another level. (Stock). It weighs a bit more, but I don't have to refuel as often as him. And often I can hear his saw really running heavy and working hard, while my saw, in the same size wood, just rips and almost can't be pushed hard enough. I just can't slow it down. But thats just my opinion, tried em both, went with the 592, loving every moment of work.

[@timberslasher4899]

yea 500i are all hype....I have both saws you mentioned

[@jimhofoss9982]

wonder how the injection system works over a years work on the 500i. are they problematic? Pump life for injector? I could see those parts being expensive if you had to replace

[@alexryherd9810]

I'm looking at buying a 592, im just a dumb recreational tree faller, mainly do it for management and firewood but we cut down a lot of huge oaks and my 288 just isn't reliable enough anymore.

[@jimhofoss9982]

@@alexryherd9810 I had a 288 when I logged way back when….I loved it with a 404 skiptooth!

[@alexryherd9810]

@@jimhofoss9982 I love it but it's a hard starting sob, also rebuilt it last winter and it sometimes hot stalls, cant find a leak sucking air or loosing compression. I'm gonna buy a new husky and take my time and do that old 288xp justice with a better rebuild

[@dawlphun3500]

Jake, I regret that I’m a bit late posting this. You are to be lauded for having the guts to make the leap into independence!! While I’m not a member of the arborist profession, I’m a huge fan of your videos. Your obvious love of what you do is SO infectious. Who knows, if I was just a few decades younger (!) you just might have inspired me getting into it. Keep up the awesome work and I’m confident you will have trees all over joining the witness protection program. But seriously, thanks for sharing your love of your work with us and keep them coming. Jim

[@EvanBaird]

Bryce didn’t seem too interested in the safety questions 😂. Great video!

[@PutnmaKE]

5:40 And THAT, boys and girls, is why you don't hang around the stump when you are falling trees

[@steverobbins8661]

Or clear the debris beforehand if you think you need to stick with it for a bit

[@owtlawglock]

Buy a Stihl and you have to buy an aftermarket air filter which will still plug all the time. the Stihl caps allow more debris in than the Husky's. Having the tensioner on the cover is also a better idea as it would be more accessible to replace if needed. The cases are a bit heavier duty on the Husky as well.

[@mikesr3407]

Interview with the kid was priceless ! Great Video! Learned some more and cool equipment for sure . 👍

[@br-dj2ti]

And that little boy was great that's our future amazing I wish more kids were like him these days it's the parents too God bless everybody stay safe

[@guigamoretto]

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.

[@kennethstephens8046]

I use a stubby bar wrench for the wrap handle on my 372. Fits between the cover and handle

[@CabinRidge]

I have a 500i ordered but walked into my local husky shop this morning to pick up a few things and saw one of these on the shelf with a 32” light bar. Picked it up and checked it out for awhile, seriously thinking about making the purchase ! The Saw felt great and the numbers impressive 🤘🏻

[@jdatwood7086]

That’s the biggest difference for me between Stihl and Husqvarna is the filtration. I absolutely hate the Stihl filtration because they get dirty constantly. I have to clean the Stihl filter often and the Husky almost never. Husky has figured out how to spin the dirt out of the air charge before the filter sees it.

[@TheWanderingWrench]

That’s why you run Max Flows or velocity stacks

[@jdatwood7086]

@@TheWanderingWrench Right that improves filtration for sure but to my point the Husky spins the dirt out through its intake design BEFORE it gets to the filter. This is what I like about the husky filters, they don’t even get dirty. I’m speaking from east coast perspective, I know the barks on the west coast can be very dusty or fire damaged.

[@RI-td3gv]

@@jdatwood7086 West coast is quite different, both brands seem to plug up, especially in thick fir bark or burn wood.

[@jdatwood7086]

@@RI-td3gv I bet! That’s a very harsh environment for anything. Here we mostly just end up with sawdust in the filters and the Husky’s essentially collect zero.

[@viperstrike3827]

Which Stihl model or models are doing this for you?

[@stevez3041]

The new caps are fantastic! I also replaced the caps on my 15 year old husqvvarna 359 and the fit perfect so they should work on most older saws also! Great video!

[@dcvariousvids8082]

I don’t mind the present Husky caps and they’re a damn side better than the present Stihl caps. But again, why did they bother to redesign the caps, never had a problem with old caps.

[@CROTCH_ROCKET_JOE]

The sound of the timber coming down❤❤❤

[@Somuchsawdust]

Loved how you talked with the kids, that's awesome

[@ben_syxxes8179]

Appreciate the review! Having a 3120, 395, 288 in the fleet I’d be curious to try the 592. Being a husky guy myself and recently picking up a Stihl i can say they’re both decent. The biggest thing I hate about Stihl is the deep inset fuel and oil cap. I find when fueling so much dirt and dust gets flushed into the tanks where as the husky’s don’t with the shallow caps. Just my 2 cents

[@markeverson5849]

Keep the gas caps covered with a piece of duct tape

[@zack6892]

We have pretty much all the 500 series Husqvarna at work and most the newer stihl saws 500, 462, 400 etc. My personal saws include the 288 I got brand new from overseas and a 395 and honestly I wouldn't give up my 395 for any of the newer ones. The 592 is a sweet saw it makes good torque and revs crazy high but it never feels like it's running in the power band to me either your in softwood or medium stuff and it just wants to 4 stroke like crazy or sit at 10k rpm which is fine I guess in that kinda stuff it's gonna rip still obviously is a huge saw and then in big wood it wants to drop super low out of the power band which is around 7-8k rpm. You can work with the chain and get it doing decent but next to my 395 there isn't much comparison running a 42 on my 395 I can pretty much lay on the saw and it just pulls harder in small stuff or softwood it might be a little behind the 592 but I don't really use a saw as big as a 395/592 unless I'm in some crazy stuff and in those times just seems better to have a saw you can load super heavy without losing most the torque. Also the 592 don't seem to oil anywhere near as well as the 395 we put new bars on the work saws and i put one on my 395 at the same time and the 592 had just smoked the bar within the first month. I mean it was a stihl light bar so it's still fine just knock off the lip made on rails due to heat but my 395 hasn't overheated the bar once even in nasty stumps. Overall I do think the 592 is still a great saw and for the most part you aren't gonna have anything one saw can do the other can't but the 395 just seems to do it all a little better while being cheaper and easier to fix.

[@tonytribisonna9886]

I can’t wait to get a set of 3 point felling dogs for for my Husqvarna 592 xp they look great. Gordy from west coast saws did a great job.👏👏 The factory dogs are flimsy junk I can’t believe Husqvarna would put something like that on a big saw. Always like watching you guys dropping trees I learn something new every time great video 👍👍

[@jackprier7727]

I grew up running every Homelite, McCullough, saw there was, even the huge ones. Then Husky 2100 came out and to have that speed and lightness and anti-vibe was a whole new world. Run Poulans, Partners, Pioneers, too. And yes Stihl but I always think that Husky is the funnest to run all the time-

[@catalinpantilimon9923]

I' ve got Husqvarna 262xp, Husqvarna 372xtorq brand new ,oleo-mac 971 and I bought the Husqvarna 592xp! All the best mate!👍👍👍

[@rickstafford5316]

Fun times in the woods. Loved Bryce, little man was ready!

[@garrettbrant8558]

Great video!!!! I like the direction you have taken with your channel...very impressive. Keep up the good work

[@stihlnz]

I've got a quiver of stihl's 880 down ... my MS 460 with a barker box and square ground is a beast ...but not as good as a 500i .... thats the game changer. That idea of bulldogging the top of a big log is gold. A ported 592 might be the next saw though ?

[@at_3831]

I’m running a fresh ported polished 460 it’s a screamer getting the second from the shop soon buying an 462 next

[@EyeWokeVisuals]

462 > 500i

[@tb3687]

That’s pretty neat about bucking a redwood and using that little cut up top. I’d love that saw 🤤

[@ibbylancaster8981]

I have its younger brother, the 585. Awesome saw with a 36” bar. I did put a wraparound handle on it, and it really makes a huge difference. Most of the East coast folks don’t use them. I’m not a logger or timber guy, I just love saws and enjoy cutting trees. I am waiting on a decent hurricane to came our way and really put this bad boy into action. There’s a 395 at my local shop that I have been looking at pretty hard but he told me he would get me a good price for a 592. Decisions decisions! Much love to all from North Carolina. Be careful out there guys 🤙🤙

[@mr.x2832]

You should look into doing a 550xp mk2 next would be interesting to see your opinions on it and they should be easy to get

[@jerobety]

Just picked up one of your stickers and a mug! Thanks for highlighting tree service work! Blessings to you and the family!

[@jackcross2054]

You need to come to the UK, trees are felled so differently here it would be good to show the difference between your falling and the falling done in the UK on big hardwoods.

[@thehammerstraplineproducts]

Love the channel man! Recently got into tree work and can’t wait to get my hands on a 592xp and older 372 right now running two 572xp. Anyways great videos great advice and great job!

[@bixby9797]

Ford vs Chevy is a great comment on saws. I've talked to fellers and arborists up and down the east coast and in AZ, UT who are diehard Stihl guys, Husky, Jonsered and even a few that would run nothing but Sachs Dolmar. People can get very specific about their equipment. I did clearing in AZ on a national forest one summer and the company had Stihls. After a bit I ended up using an old Mcculloch that just cut better. All metal and much heavier but I was young and in college so didn't mind the weight.

[@ssprofirewood]

Thanks for the review. I have the 592 ordered and can't wait to get it. I absolutely love your channel. Keep us the great work!

[@markp.9707]

I run Stihl saws!! Not that I need them that much but when I do need it…it’s reliable and works great. Enough for me.

[@TheDennys21]

Huskies are better imo, cheaper too.

[@NothingButChainsaws]

I built a 395xp and put the flip caps on it. And they also fit on the 365/372 saws!

[@VegasEdo]

All we ask is you sharpen that chain for the winner! Thought Anton was pulling your leg with the sawing motion haha! Especially when he grinned at Gordy.

[@Monkeysic]

Would love to spend a month with those guys in the woods. Lots of knowledge! I am a Husky guy love them! I have a 288XP as well and when he said about that it was cool! I still run the 288XP when I need to! Awesome video and Bryce was about as cool as it gets!

[@dad_uchiha1707]

My 272 I got from my dad is on its way out it's about 20+ yrs old I think. 😭😭

[@maxhiltin1133]

@@dad_uchiha1707 needs a rebuild or what ? I redid a 266se and ported myself look up “HL Supply” you can get a piston and cylinder reasonable

[@dad_uchiha1707]

@@maxhiltin1133 ooooo thanks, I'll look into that

[@smokinbutts2]

Learned something new about rocking the saw to make the kerf wider so the bar doesn’t get pinched! Awesome video. I run a 550xp,562xp and a 572xp!Husky is a great saw!

[@vzmax]

Nice bunch of Huskies ! But I'm wondering if you really need the 562, there's nothing the 562 can do that the 550 and 572 can't.

[@smokinbutts2]

@@vzmax I’ve had the 562 for 4 years,I just bought the 572 in late April and the 550 in May. I find myself using the 562 the most,I have a 24 in bar on it and it just seems like the best saw for me.

[@vzmax]

@@smokinbutts2 Well, it seems you like Husky chainsaws so much that you buy some even if you don't really need them ! 😀 As for me, my 550XP is big and powerful enough for my property. Take care !

[@joshsmith3650]

Bryce and the custom 190 Sthil is so bad ass! Best part of the video by far.

[@Josh-ss1xn]

After running a 2100 earlier in my career I got the husky bug pretty bad now my saws are ported 372s and 395s they cover everything I run into 100% agree with the Ford Chevy deal whatever floats your boat as long as the work gets done still miss that 2100 though ha ha

[@KevinBigg]

Bryce is the man! That interview was awesome lol. Also i didnt know 395s were hard to find, my local RK has 2 brand new ones on the shelf.

[@9.16TreeService]

I picked one up half a year ago and they told me it could be months before I got it when I asked if they could get me one, luckily they found one somewhat nearby and had it shipped to my local dealership!

[@animalmillz3458]

You can buy a farmertec 395

[@jeffersonstateofmind4057]

Nice state of Jefferson sticker on the cooler!!

[@Lindz37]

Man! Great interview Bryce. lil dude loving chainsaws is a very cool thing to see these days! love your saw Bryce!

[@ulehuleh]

i will admit i am a husky man however as you said the boys you were with were set in there ways with stihl and it wouldnt matter how good it was they would never have acknowledged it. I reckon its a weapon of a saw and i love the features of the husky 5 series

[@patgorham4796]

Logging in this country has come a long way. My grandfather used to use a two man saw, and they hauled out the logs by a team of horses. I am sure that logging is a lot safer now than it was around 1890!

[@KevinsDisobedience]

Best tree work channel on KZbin

[@andybecker2693]

Stihl guys always bashed the Husky saws because of the purge bulb. Now that their flagship saw has one that’s ok though.

[@TheDennys21]

Wh anyone would bash Huskies is beyond me, they are better than Stihl, cheaper too.

[@andybecker2693]

@AnonbinArymouse-nm4ud It really all depends on the kind of cutting that you will be doing. The 7310 is kind of like the Toyota of that bunch. It’s reliable but not a hot rod especially out of the box. The 572 and 592 are good but heavy as is the Echo. The reliability on the Husqvarna products is spotty. Have you considered a 462? The only real gripe with the Stihls is the air filter but there are solutions for that.

[@bctreeclimber8807]

Nice trees and nice ground! Creamy

[@davefran01]

Nice video Jacob, you Gordy and Anton do a nice job ! Anton doesn't look like a teacher but he's pretty good at it.

[@jasonstanley7197]

I love its not a know it all video. Dude is listening

[@dcvariousvids8082]

One of the reasons I prefer Husky, is that they are easier to maintain. I run both H. and S. Much as I like the 500i, what is it with Stihl’s insistence to keep with the awkward fuel & oil caps? Just change for the hell of it… and those caps are hell.

[@HabeasJ]

Gordy's a pretty good cat skinner!

[@mnewby2000]

i live in Shelton Washington my father took his chain saw chains to Skipworth chain saw to get sharpened they where great people they since retired the old saw shop is i think now a dentist office

[@orestwitiw213]

I was wondering if something had changed on your channel and lo and behold you decided to go out on your own! Congratulations and like many others have said it has made your channel very interesting. As I watch this video with you and Gord I couldn’t think of a better way to sit back enjoy a hot coffee and watch two great guys doing what they love doing. Got a kick out the logger explaining how to add that cut so the wood doesn’t tear. Looking forward to watching your journey. Happy New Year

[@boomer_bob6493]

It's always cool being shown a few tricks of the trade that are totally different from anything you've done before. I've always been a husky man but I tell you I am honestly leaning towards buying a 500i next year when it's time to replace my saws.

[@happycamper6352]

Pull the trigger and get one. Ever since we started with them, other saws just sorta stay on the truck most of the time.

[@leeveler7729]

Yeah I've always ran husky and the 500i is amazing I highly recommend

[@zack6892]

500i is a cool saw but I would take a 585, 661 or a 462 over the 500i. Honestly I'd prefer even a 390 or 7900 over the 500.

[@leeveler7729]

I'm a climber been at it 27+ years and when I'm not climbing I watch other badasses climb great work and videos I send the 8 ways to notch a tree video to all greenhorns and tell them even tho it says there's 8 I only want them to use 1 and when they ask which one I say the one that works 😆 GOT gear otw can you come up with a ginormous sealable coffee mug maybe in your spare time 😂😂😂 stay safe out there

[@nicklong9843]

I packed a husky 395 with a 42" bar when I was logging and ya I'm short so the 42" bar would stick into the mountain side I would pack my ported husky 390 with a 36" bar when I could but some of the logs I was bucking the 36" bar was a little short And the 390 didn't like the 42" bar so I've packed my ported Stihl 066 a few times with the 42" but the saw seemed to bar heavy when working in the rigging it was great while chasing

[@markeverson5849]

I'm a husky man they've done good for me! I don't think I've ever owned a still, but I'm an old timer I grew up with those big old Mculicks and once they got hot they were hard to start, we spent most of our time pulling spark plugs and pulling rope!!. Was from Wisconsin back then ,we had severely cold Winters and I burned wood on these old Farms where I lived and I traded a 750 two-stroke Kawasaki 1972 model plus an extra perfect engine 750cc Kawasaki for a new mackmuk chainsaw with an 18 inch bar I think it was Pro Series I don't remember the numbers. that's how hard life was, I traded my motorcycle for a saw so I can heat my house and work in the woods

[@josephsalazar3817]

That little dude is a tough dude and he has a very nice little saw

[@mustangrebuilder]

One youtuber to another I learned something new today from you on cutting redwoods

[@barrettmills856]

Good to see you here . Fellow grinder . You helped me get through a successful first season of grinding stumps

[@gavinelliot3564]

Got a 572xp and a 592xp/both choice/The 592xp is a totally different beast fkn awesome

[@ctdieselnut]

Love the little man's modified saw. Awesome.

[@stuntlife420]

Well I can saw he was correct about skipworths being out of business. They closed about 2 years ago. I am a shelton resident. It sucks that they closed those guys are were awsome.

[@d.vincent6190]

That saw reminds me of the old 2100 Husqvarna, the old 2100 would shake your arms to pieces though, used to log in Colorado up on the uncompadre Plateau.

[@RedlineAndGrind]

I run both 592 and the 661 love them both. The 592 has a better sound and little more power. both have the 3ft bar and if need 42inch. Both terrible on on dino juice.

[@chrischiampo7647]

That Husky Holds Its Own 😊😀😇 And I’m a Stihl Guy

[@harryharry3193]

loved the tree action.

[@wednesdar452]

Went to the store. Couldn't come up with $50 worth of merch... pretty steep raffle ticket. Nice saw. All the power to the feller that wins it.

[@markt2609]

Literally had to check this was posted in this decade… amazing,

[@DIESELMAN8V92]

Got to get some vid of Bryce running the 170!!! totally awesome lil dude :) reminds me of my kiddo with his ms260

[@TurbulentJuice]

Owning a 572xp and more recently a 395xp, using both relentlessly. Maybe this is an unpopular opinion but I'd rather have the manual adjust carbs and then transition right to fuel injected. The autotune can be frustrating sometimes in varied weather environments. My friend with a 661c-m had his saw shut off mid way through milling a board because the computer thought the saw was in jeopardy due to lack of air. Yet the filter was not very dirty at all. He had to take it to the shop for them to reset it before it would turn on again.

[@elijahmcgregor9193]

All systems have a problem or two. But yes. I love my Stihl ms500i! Most used saw I own.

[@michaellee9883]

I can't stand the xtorq autotune BS either. They think we are too stupid to tune a carb. I don't like environmental regulations on saws either because it messes with the performance. It is the fault of California and the United Nations. By 2024, gas saws will be illegal in CA. CA gas will be 20% ethanol by 2025. Insane! Old saws are better.

[@TurbulentJuice]

Yeah nice saw indeed. My local dealer said Stihl is working on making all their German made saws fuel injected then everything else will be autotuned, or maybe just the US ones. Hope that's true.

[@elijahmcgregor9193]

@@TurbulentJuice I hope more fuel injection saws come out

[@tbabajan]

I love that the closed captioning hears the chainsaw revving as “wow”, “applause” and “music” 😂🙌🏻

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Haha 💯

[@lemur8807]

Been waiting for this one😍 seems like an amazing saw

[@Brian-Outdoors]

It is. Don’t listen to those Stihl guys.

[@jonbobskunkworks]

Woo hoo!!! My shirts showed up today!!! I’ll wear them on my channel. Thank you!

[@kenlee6126]

Yes I'm from the east...but I don't hold with what the others you referred too! You guys have made some great vids with the redwood guys ! Hats off to you! I am retired from removing trees ...I do miss it mostly because this type of work was the most satisfying! Thanks for sharing!

[@bixby9797]

@5:50 That is why you leave the tree backwards at an angle and know what is around you at all times and @7:00 never seen that done. What great advice. Love reviews by guys that use the equipment for a living. Right to the point and specific like the handle angle. I have driven Semi's for 30+ yrs. I can get in a truck, drive it 20 miles and tell you everything it does and what I do and don't like. Saws seem the same way. I learn a ton from video's like this just watching guys use the saws then explaining the likes and dislikes.

[@smashMobs77]

I'm a husky man myself and love my old 372. Not a fan of the new style Husqvarna but they are still my go to.

[@LMActionsports]

I have a 372 and a 390 and I have had such great luck with them I’ve never felt the need to upgrade to the new auto tune models either. I heard a lot of troubles in the beginning but that was years ago. But there’s still my tried and true also

[@jamesmooney5348]

Review MS250 with a narrow kerf bar and chain. as well as standard.

[@morriswirth9764]

Yes sir the husky is badass 💪🍻⚒️👍

[@nhmountains5683]

Great job Jacob!! You caught on quickly. Now we can call you Logger Jake.

[@The308kidV2]

Glad to see you out in the woods!

[@EasyMoneyCrew]

i love these videos so much they are great so cool to see you cut the big ones down! i think my favorite videos are the ones like this great job Jacob

[@IndianaCards]

I have a 572xp and I really like it. Good power, good weight ratio. Wouldn't mind getting my hands on the 592.

[@Ricardo_Moto]

It's a fun saw, heavy though.

[@ericmaxwell4161]

Hey you guys want to see a bad ass Husky feller? See Bjarne Butler up in B.C. makes these Redwoods look like pecker poles.

[@bigmoosetrees5586]

5:47 lucky to still have a camera, clearing the immediate fall zone would protect the feller and camera? Loving the squint technique instead of safety glasses... 😂 came here for professional opinion on the 592xp.

[@gamingsqaud22]

Oh my god that hinge wood was amazing

[@mattschmitt4038]

Thought it was interesting they bragged on the 500 but stock might be the worst air filter set up! Glad you gave some unbiased review of husky. Price is always cheaper for a real comparable stihl saw.

[@Potatogambit]

I love mine. Use it to rip logs for the sawmill.

[@raphaelschoen3281]

Perfect combo, Treeson with 592. Feels like ages waiting for this Video

[@carrotsandrunning]

6:26 man i would not be doing that with my finger. o_O that's confidence right there.

[@johnbrowning741]

Amazed that I never see a Jonsered Saw. If I was young again I would challenge the stil, and Husk.

[@tommix2181]

Love both brands! Well build saws!

[@shelbywalker256]

Makita makes commercial I want to try one but all I owe is husky as we speak pro saws and some pulling pro's what got me started I don't come from a logging back ground but I did grow up around them on the land

[@tomyousch7070]

Great cameo appearance from the kids! Plus a good fair evaluation of the saw. I have both brands of saws and each has their strong points. One thing you didn’t bring up is the 592 is a epa saw and has non adjustable carb, and I believe auto tune . They run lean and hotter than adjustable carb saw’s like the 395 xp. Just have to let them cool down longer like my 661 mag.

[@jamesnelsen6786]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! Watch them all every time you put one out.

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thank you 🙏 😊

[@DaveJohnsonad5nm]

I've run Stihl and Husky both and both are good saws but I'll stick with my Huskies. I don't have a big need for a saw that size. I do get into some timber where a 90+ cc saw would be nice but my 372's always get the job done.

[@LeeTillbury]

Your channel is better than any TV I've seen recently dude👍🏻

[@kelvingrebert7315]

great logging vid with you , Anton & Gordy. nice saw review too

[@coltonbailey8890]

Be humble learning the ability to fall timber with professionals. It's a dying breed and a very unique skill to obtain. Used to cut timber on the west coast in WA, before my boss got killed. RIP Mitch Jones. Sorry to hear about your friend, seems like a good buddy Gordie you got!

[@mikewilliams6086]

Always nice to get to work with a brand new piece of gear that you love! Keep up the great work

[@leeting8590]

Chain tensioner and clutch in the cover lets the bar run closer to centre line of the saw.

[@danieleasley3408]

Run a 395 husky every day and wouldn’t want anything else. Bought a 592 and have yet to take it to the woods! I’ll be entering your contest with high hopes.