Husqvarna 592 xp, Heavy duty saw

[@saltrock9642]

Merry Christmas to Buckin and his beautiful family. And Merry Christmas to all who come here for saws, axes and best of all fellowship. Love Wins.

[@deselby6669]

Nicely said Saltrock..

[@dannylake4357]

I don’t know what it is about you and your videos but I have to keep watching them and I enjoy them. I’m driving my wife crazy every time she comes in. She hears a chainsaw running and shakes her head lol love your videos. Keep putting them out there love what you do,

[@leonadmiraal2609]

Thanks buckin' I bought a 450 mk 2 , wich allows me to cut bigger trees After watching a lot of your videos about felling and wedging, i feel a lot more confident and in control. I cut down four trees today and they all landed where i wanted Thanks again for sharing your.knowledge 👍 Best wishes from France

[@VeteranTreeService]

Buckin! Almost 4 THOUSAND VIDEOS! Good Lord that's a lot! I haven't even hit 500 videos and I'm like, 🫠 sheesh. Truly impressive. Dedicated. You recently inspired me to buy a mic and start playing around with the idea of adding in voice-overs. I think the way you add in your secondary commentary videos and voice-overs is underrated. It's such a good way to add in important points missed during the initial creation of the video. 👍✌️

[@matthewmeckley]

Merry Christmas Buckin!! Love seeing you run that 592. Hands down my favorite saw to run especially cutting big wood. The weight to me lets me know I’ve worked an even harder day and I can’t eat so much more food that night! Take care and maybe 2025 we will cross paths

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

It has all the ingredients I like . Can’t wait to build a pipe for it 😉. Yeah hopefully we’ll cut this coming years

[@samuelbonacorsi2048]

Smart move on Husky’s part. A lot of us watch these videos to get ideas for saws etc. great vid!

[@martyrutter3630]

Talk about a tree with character, wow that is a beauty. Merry Christmas 🎁🎄

[@rickstafford5316]

Merry Christmas Those saws were eating, Nice showing both together.

[@olepedersen2795]

Merry Christmas. Of my two saws my 592 is absolutely my favorite to run but yes it is heavy and that’s why the 562 mk2 gets more use. Absolutely love running them both but theres just something about how that 592 run that makes it take the cake 👍👍

[@duck-n-cover477]

Eastcoast here running 404 24" on a 592, 76DL 063 gauge full house (Oregon 68LX076)...freaking INSANE! Except for limbing (lighter weight), it's hard to go back to weaker saws.

[@dougseibert1979]

Thank you, Buckin for all you do and the information you give. It’s helped me a lot. Stay safe know what I’m doing when I’m cutting wood.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Right on

[@mikenicholas6921]

They gave you the 592! Holy smokes! I love my 592 , it's a beast. Better than every stihl I've ever ran. Less vibe, way more power

[@barrymacokiner9423]

I love my 592 too. 36” lightweight bar. You can bury it in red oak and she don’t slow down

[@Darfur64]

Hungry saw, absolutely dumping the chips!!! Good cutting as always Uncle Buckin'

[@VeronicaWitmer2829]

Merry Christmas, thanks for all your help with everything,this year. Keep on Bucking we love you too

[@danbarth9421]

Haha nice power...nice fallin...that had a weird shaped butt ta work around😮 those are always fun to deal with 😊😊 THANK YOU TO HUSQVARNA for sending Buckin those saws....keep em comin for my buddy please😊❤WOOT WOOT!!! LOVE TO YA FROM DAAAAAA BARTHS!!!!!

[@martyrutter3630]

Merry Christmas to the Barths ❤🙏

[@MrMurrekatt]

Merry Christmas! 🎅🌲and a Happy New Year🎉🎆 to all of you from the homeland of Husqvarna

[@russellmather3]

Merry Christmas friend. Thank you for your inspiration! Wishing you a Happy New Year as well.

[@devinsullivan7233]

Cute little under cut on that one. Much different than the last.

[@scottbeilsmith4261]

A 592 is a beast. Always wanted one, but right now it’s out of my price range. Very nice of Husqvarna to give you one. Merry Christmas Buckin and family 😊.

[@devinsullivan7233]

If anyone deserves free saws from Husqvarna it’s buckin. They should be sending monthly checks too! You got me to buy husky instead of Stihl a few years ago.

[@coinstackertrades]

Got my opera music for Christmas listening to that 572 and ripsaw 500i side by side bucking at the end. Merry Christmas Buckin

[@scottmarshall6766]

Love this. Great look on big saws. I'm 62 and have all the back issues plus.- cut everything I can with my hotrodded 2511t. then jump to my 1st gen Husky 445. When its time for big and nasty, I break out the Holtzaforma G660 (big blue) with a 36" Tsumara bar and EXL chain. Not fancy, but it handles the big stuff well (actually pretty nice with a 25" bar on it) A good friend has a 395 and its an animal. Hope you and your family had a great Christmas, and have good winter.

[@paulprosser4108]

Hi Billy Ray, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you from Wales (U.K) I just love running my 592, Big fan of Husqvarna

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Happy new year!

[@Leethal1]

Merry Christmas Buckin Billy Ray! I know your dad is smiling down upon you!

[@bobveal]

Hope you, Wendy, Rita, and hogan had a great christmas. That was some skanky wood. Great job brother!

[@seanpierce3394]

Happy Christmas 🎄 Buckin and family!! Happy New Year to you.

[@GooseGangster]

Having a family dinner together, hope your all doing well. I would love another axe video.

[@Machony20]

Wesołych świąt jak i dużo zdrowia Buckin

[@Donlad03]

Merry Christmas Buckin! I hope you and your family have a blessed one😄

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

You too

[@CraigArndt]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@metallicalloy]

Merry Christmas. Thanks for the great videos.

[@robertblacksmith4355]

I was ready to buy one $$! a few years back but most of my "FREE" firewood is already cut up by Tree Service guys! Happy New Year Buckin PPL!

[@jasonsilberman5240]

I've given up the hype between Husky and Stihl. Good sharp chain on either and you will cut wood. A second here or there really doesnt matter when it comes to heating your house or using a fire to feed your family. Love to all!

[@bracaarboristi]

No! The huskies have far superior filtration!

[@Dylanmccutcheon747]

Merry Christmas buckin and family and everyone ! 🎄

[@todds9503]

Merry Christmas Billy 🎄⭐️

[@edwardpriestley2747]

Nice work Buckin prime maple for the woodstove some of my favorite!!!

[@JJawsyW]

Merry Christmas to you and yours and God bless.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Merry Christmas to you and yours!

[@jameskerr4174]

Great video billy happy new year 🎉

[@dew6874]

Merry Christmas Bucking, This guy called Jesus is more kind than any of us could ever be. Love wins, yes his does!!! He's like a ported saw vs stock! Ya outta check him out for yourself!

[@bobbyscott8024]

Merry Christmas Buckin' to you and your family as well! 🙏 I just love the way you present your footage! ✊You should get an award of some sort! 👍💪👊

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Merry Christmas, friend! Glad you enjoy the content.

[@coriellallan1620]

We are in the Northeast upstate New York finger lakes region We are cutting locust posts and black walnut veneer and saw logs and everything else that gets in our sharp chainsaws way..... Keep up the great work buckin

[@daveyslogging]

Nice!

[@markklaamas]

Merry Christmas from Nova Scotia

[@auditlaltoo9892]

merry christmas and a prosperous new year to you and your family bucking billy ray i watch every video you post i have learnt a whole lot from and practice what i have learnt from you i am from trinidad and tobago west indies the southern most caribbean island

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Happy holidays

[@tallboy2234]

Merry Christmas! Buckin’ 😉👌

[@DUTCHHUSKY66Treesandforest]

Merry Christmas! My uncle is also up on Vancouver Island, more up north nowadays. He used to live in East Sooke. Ran saws all his life, runs excavators, clearing underneath the powerlines for BC Hydro. He still runs saws abd excavators even though he is 72 years old now. I had my internship there In '98. Still love coming back there once in a while. Last time was 2017. We stayed in Parksville for a week (visited Cathedral Grove), then went to Victoria for another week, after which we took a large camper from Vancouver through all the parks up to Calgary. Hopefully we'll repeat that trip soon again, most beautiful place in the world! Cheers from the Netherlands!

[@davefran01]

I'm with the Dutchman possibly one of the most beautiful places in the world ! That's an old growth saw.

[@academicmailbox7798]

As for mention about saws in the five series, . . got to process through some ripping cuts in my hardwood lumber over holidays, using something as humble as a 550 XP. I was told it was an angry little guy (and my own feeling is that in the arborist world these small saws are utilized to do way too much actual big saw tasks, when they shouldn't). I had a nice quantity of hardwood seasoning for a while, so I decided to give my 550 XP some work to do, in taking some boards out of hardwood 'beams' I had made using the bigger saws. It was just the last few slices through my lumber, before I took out a 110 voltage circular saw tool. And that was surprising, I wanted to make battens, small bearer hardwood lumber pieces needed for patching up an old slated roof structure. Something that would 'grip' on to a ring-shank nail shot using a framing nail gun. So that little 550 XP (precisely because it's so gentle, slow and somewhat precise), it ran out a few board lengths of the hardest to hard wood. To where I could then take battens from that using a tungsten carbide tool. I wasn't actually 'prepared' for the surprise of what a modern tungsten carbide circular saw blade can do, in terms of narrow-ness of kerf and smooth-ness of the cut face left over. It's a miracle who well those skil-saw type of tools process through lumber (and keep a very straight line in the cut, even without a jig or guide). The point is though, in taking 'jacket timber' off, just to get to where you can transform your basic tree log, into a lumber cant. That's where your 'heavy' Husky saw comes into play, . . I worked with the 70cc class tools for a long while. And while I'd say an 85 to 90cc five-series Husky is still maybe a bit under-powered for ripping lumber (with bark, i.e. removal of jacket timber to expose the log cant), a 2100 might still do a better job. The five series 80cc plus saw tool really just gets it done (and it was with great reluctance, I switched to the heavier saw, as ripping lumber 'freehand' using a 65 to 70cc class tool, is a much more enjoyable thing to do). It's just that, with the lighter weight tool, you're not making enough progress. When I had lumber that was tiny enough to ripusing a 550 XP, that's when it hits you though. There's a timble full of fuel in a saw tool such as that, and it seems to never 'run out'. That timble full just seems to keep going on, and on. That gets me back to 'arborists' I see using 550 XP's. They're chaps who adapt well to things like battery tools often. They'll pick up tools preferentially, which don't require re-fills. Servicing a large saw with fuel to keep it running is no small task (except in my experience, gaining time on the 'brute force' tasks, gives you back time you need to do more delicate ones). E.g. Bucking firewood pieces at precise 12 inch lengths, it's nice to have a lighter tool then.

[@academicmailbox7798]

I'll just add to that, as I don't think it would be obvious without engaging in this task of taking a tree, from the log state right through until the point at which it is down-sized enough to be worked on using a no. 4 or no. 5 hand plane. I would confidently say, that until you see lumber 'after' it has been sawn using a tungsten carbide circular saw blade, you really don't know 'what you have'. And some of the lumber in the different 'hardwood' species types, ends up as fire wood to be burned, or left to rot in nature (and there's nothing wrong with either of those outcomes). When one can utilize something 'powered by gasoline' to get you down to sizes of lumber where you can perform ling ripping cuts through it using modern 110 voltage electrical tools. That's when it dawns on one. Just how good some of this material is (that when it's rough sawn, even with a chainsaw chain that's been fairly well optimized to rip lumber, these hardwoods really don't seem all that spectacular). If you can get to a point though, at which the last few ripping cuts are made using carpenter's tools. You see, that the material is actually 'furniture quality', and nothing less than. That was fairly shocking, for someone who's seen as much lumber sawn using chainsaws, and producing some fairly nice 'rough' lumber. You see it in it's genuine sanded, smooth and planed condition, and it's a totally different thing.

[@JoeRitchie-e5l]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

[@richardblair919]

If Blily Ray is looking up, I AM LOOKING UP.! MERRY CHRISTMAS !

[@iffykidmn8170]

might be wiser to move away from the stump while looking up.

[@Oklahoman-in6ph]

Dang Buckin, that is some fabulous editing on the saws vs saw cutting together. 😅

[@toddpacheco4748]

Buckin,hope everything was great for your Christmas and may things go well for the New Year ahead 😮😊❤

[@fvasque1]

Looks like a green screen! Great job BBR! YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄

[@michaelnewman-ds3fr]

Merry Christmas Buckin! Thanks for the video!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Merry Christmas to you too

[@circlebmn]

I want a 592XP.........but do a lot of good work with a 70cc saw. 🔥

[@iffykidmn8170]

They are fun to run if doing a lot of big wood.

[@OnlyDrams-ro]

Same. The extra 1.5kg would kick my ass but I’d love to run one

[@geronimome4153]

Merry Christmas buckin and your family

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Thx

[@Bluzharp2]

Sportin' the argyle sweater vest! Awesome!

[@davidhuffine5084]

Husky is a good saw . I have old 345 Husky . It kept my family warm for 300 yrs . I have a old big mac for the big stuff . I used the Husky more . SEEYA

[@AlexandreHenriques240]

Oh man, I ran a 572xp for a while clearing bush and forest beneath the power lines here in Portugal. Tendinitis got my trigger finger and I was never the same. I miss my saw...

[@alanvanclief7802]

God bless & Merry Christmas!

[@brettmckenzie900]

Good advice. I tell the students in my sawyer classes that "You have to get over being right (or left) handed". One of your hands should always be behind the chain brake, not above or below it.

[@itllkeal]

I've cutting alot more trees lately and it seems like the wind broken, hung up tops are what I've been running into the most. I've learned to make a plan and sometimes come back later and relook at it.

[@robertsmith7580]

Merry Christmas Buckin and happy new year

[@devinsullivan7233]

That 592 is a beast. Damn near sounds like a banshee

[@atskooc]

BBR doing tree work wearing a sweater vest I’d probably wear to a wedding!

[@JulieAnnFelgate]

Hope you’ve had a great Christmas, greeting from the UK.

[@dimisdilo]

Merry Christmas Billy! Be well always!

[@KM_59]

Merry Christmas BBR and your fam!!

[@JakeAho]

Merry Christmas! I got a 592xp for doing chainsaw milling but it really crushes through the wood when bucking up a log pile for firewood. I am very happy with it!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

How is the fuel delivery when milling

[@JakeAho]

@BuckinBillyRaySmith I haven't had any issues, it sure chugs the gas but it rips real good.

[@chrismills4213]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@johnlaflash8327]

MERRY CHRISTMAS BUCKIN!!! from Millbury mass

[@kirkchapman80]

Merry Christmas BBR! You sold some Huskies with this demo. Love the content! Need to see your clip inserted more. " She cuts Eh"

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

Those are some gnarly , compromised trees - boondoggle set-up there! That 592xp is an animal stock and really shovels the chips from what I can see, tho I am in agreement with ya about the zipped 70cc or the 86er being a better choice. I’ve a zipped 395xp with a 36” bar but seldom have to use it here in my neck o the woods. In fact , where I’m at it’s mostly straight up like a popsicle dead (EAB) ash. 12-18” most of em with a few here and there up to 30” dbh. The zipped and piped 562,572 do the lions share of the process here at Fabz acres. It’s interesting how the actual sound differs between Husqvarna and STIHL when piped - must be something to do with the cylinders / exhaust shape etc. That 562xp is a fantastic saw and uses very,very little fuel when built accordingly … much less than its counterpart the 362c

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I have both saws 362 and 562 I must admit the 5 wins that one

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

The sound from that 572xp, merciful hour!

[@jakedurham2528]

Buckin love it all. Where can I get a ram horn muffler for a 562 mark2 saw. Or a 572 as well. Keep livin and enjoy your family. Aloha

[@Skeetertravels]

Bought my first Husqvarna a little over a year ago. I love it. I don’t know if I’ll buy another Stihl.

[@basiliomorales4312]

Merry Christmas Bucky

[@jon592xp]

Merry Christmas to you Buckin and your family. If it would help I could give that 592xp a good home. Ha Ha.

[@kmlp9663]

Really robust, nice, string saw, im waiting when u pipe it 👍btw im stihl guy 😁

[@stokermeister3]

Merry Christmas buckin billy from Ireland 🇮🇪 it’s st Steven day today Thursday 26 December

[@johnkenny2210]

🌳🪓🪵✊️Nice tree 🌳 Job Buckin 👍 Buckin and family Merry Christmas 🎅 Johno Australia 🇦🇺

[@howardsmith4729]

Merry Christmas to you also

[@SUF-py4ix]

Merry Christmas mate and everyone. The low side is the compression side

[@Alexhulk]

I like your little elbow move😂

[@JosHawken]

Great video as always! Just a question do you ever wear eye protection Billy? Although your safety squints are some of the best I've seen! Wood chips and eyeballs don't get along

[@spoils2873]

your the man bill.

[@63DegreesNorth]

On the whole point of weight it's worth pointing out that the 592XP is 1.1lbs / 0.5kg lighter than a 395XP, dry weights for both. Same max torque on the two models, but the 592XP brings a full extra horse power to the party.

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you Billy Ray

[@1944chevytruck]

Merry Christmas....be kind

[@hawkeye55]

that was a job for a pro🌳🌳nice job

[@chrissheathewoodguy]

go gettem cowboy, trees like that all ways get my attention. so many maples like that dbl heart can split and be hollow inside. but it's all but history now.

[@johncress9813]

Merry Christmas from Ontario All the best in 2025

[@bradleybirkland4728]

Good morning BBR!

[@davidcaylor4286]

New guy here enjoyin your videos!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Glad you're here, welcome!

[@milescivis1018]

Ran 3 tanks through my 592 today. After an hour, that saw is lugging you around. Haha…it’s a like a dirt bike wearing a chain. Monster tree slayer

[@iffykidmn8170]

At 65yrs it sure does get heavy about 6-7 tanks is about my limit.

[@richardgillard779]

Buckin. Hope your son was able to join you at the family Christmas dinner. I miss seeing him work with you

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

He sure did

[@stephenreiner1523]

Have a blessed day sir, be safe.

[@ethankauffman96ford]

Great job buckin 💪

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Appreciate it

[@ethankauffman96ford]

@BuckinBillyRaySmith yessir, Master Buckin'👏💪

[@Barry-z5p]

Hey Billy Ray . I live in wales the uk 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Your an inspiration to us all near or far . Love you work and your life story’s . Where do you get the Oregon light bars you use ? Can’t seem to find the anywhere . Much love brother ❤️

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

They haven’t made them for years friend. Thx for the good words

[@DavidMartin-ym2te]

"Fed my family for 30 years..." - that is how Buckin' looks at the investment this equipment represents. Makes you think, put like that.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Loyalty

[@josephkelly4086]

Merry Christmas. Have you ever had a tre where when you were doing your under cut that the tree began give way? Some of these tress you're felling look crazy dangerous. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge I have learned alot from you this past year.

[@markberry4808]

Merry Christmas!