Jacking Along The Powerlines, House - Husqvarna 572XP

[@MrBucidart]

That's art work, outstanding and the saw is unbelievable.

[@jasonfeazel3806]

Always a pleasure watching the master in action.

[@hedronshanon2589]

The master at work...he makes it look so easy..

[@boostedred_473]

Hot saw , at all the utube vids i watch. Ur saws always sounds on point. I am a marine technician my profession, and i race modified 2 stroke outboards. So i love the sound of a well tuned 2 stroke engine. Hats off to u sir. Great job .

[@austinchapman1259]

Man U are bad ass I’ve been cutting for 20 years and u make me fill like I’m there w ya u are great at what u do jack keep on trucking much love brother

[@kingiking8305]

Always love your work bloke. God bless you from an old bushy down under.

[@steveroberts3713]

The 572 xp is simply beautiful it truly eats big wood

[@Foleyathome]

Top class job, very impressive and interesting to see what you see and what your looking at. It's a pleasure to look, learn and appreciate the techniques and precision demonstrated on this fall. Thank you sir for your time and effort. Stay safe.

[@stevensrspcplusmc]

Great job 👍😊 just picked up a 572 ,its an absolute beast.. got it with a 24 inch bar.. love your videos👍😊

[@emanuelmayersen9006]

I'm very impressed by that technical fell there Jack !

[@meanjoegreen4925]

great job once again, thanks for sharing I'd hope all of us rookie cutters out here was to watch this & they would call a master tree guy like your self, i know i sure would to get the job done the correct way

[@mvblitzyo]

Wow what a pleasure to watch 👍🏼 exceptional skills , beautiful fell ! Thanks for sharing such a great video.

[@ericcrawford1132]

Just amazing to watch you work and your saws are a beast

[@olskoolloggin9761]

A lot goin on there at that stump! Nice work brother! Keep lookin up!!👍👍

[@robertzaske5650]

Hell of a job Faller.

[@aaronrichards4104]

What you do should replace every XBox and other electronic device on the planet...... that kind of talent is in-priceable!!!

[@bob_frazier]

That was so clean. Nioce job, Jack.

[@claytonmcdonald9520]

Thanks for showing me correctly how to jack a tree. I've done it, but not the way you just did. God Bless

[@stevegoldsmith2781]

Always a treat! Thank you

[@michaelbuck7940]

Artfully done

[@jimmynertron879]

Great Video and Nice job!!! Keep up the good work

[@Chase-Chase]

Awesome work!

[@randyupladek1855]

Can you do a instructional video on how you determine lean on trees? I like your chain with a ring method

[@stanyoung9546]

Keep it up mate Great job

[@craigprice425]

Thank You. please keep the great content coming

[@alexmondz3103]

Good looking stump 👍🏻

[@Chase-Chase]

Great work!

[@chriskennedy7262]

good job jack saw sounds amazing :)

[@TGCIII]

That’s just impressive!

[@joshmullinnex5113]

Good stuff Jack

[@timfreeman476]

Good job sounds like you have a little stumble if it idles a little while

[@jamesmooney5348]

Those Silvey jack's are like hens teeth now. Are their any other lifting jack manufacturers?

[@hotsaws101]

James hi. Salt Creek (Simington Grinders) out of Lakeview Or. make a hi-jacker style unit. Bontranger in Lebanon Or. has 4 versions of the self contained "hi-jacker" style & a double ram backpack version like the Little Fellers. That's last I knew anyway. Near as I can tell they are all some form of a Silvey knockoff with some alterations that many would tout as upgrades. Salt Creek is a bit harder to research. Bontranger has a fairly comprehensive website. Thanks for watching.

[@AlexSwan]

Jack I am curious if you were ever able to get rid of the 572xp post idle stall/bog?

[@hotsaws101]

Alex hi. I have not experienced an actual stall. The bog seems to be less when at elevation where the air is not as moisture laden and dense. I would like to try some different parts. But,,,, those are not readily available world wide just yet...... With that, after having the opportunity of running it in multiple locations that have varying air densities and moisture contents, I think that the flow might be to good and it needs an accelerator pump to help off the bottom. I toyed with the idea initially that it was loading up at idle because it seems to struggle a wee bit once the throttle is stabbed. I also think the monitoring is off with the fuel coming on a little late since it pretty much has insta-rrrs. This would cause a slight hesitation as well. It has to be considered that the interference of the "strato" air is too great down low due to the increased flow characteristics coupled with the fuel lagging initially when the trigger is spiked because the controller only samples the rpms every, let's say,1/10 of a second instead of every 1/100 of a second. I actually do not know the monitor sequence times in the Husky system/s.

[@ryananderson5946]

I'm sure someone has already asked this, but. How does the 572 stack up? Compared to a 372.

[@climbe4422]

Ryan Anderson i was wondering the same thing .

[@hotsaws101]

Ryan hi. Standard 372xp, x-torq 372xp, or 372 xpw? I have not run this saw against any of those at this point. This saw has a lot of work done to it as well. If I was to speculate, my guess is that it will easily take the x-torq version with all things being equal. Thanks for watching.

[@maxhole2]

You’re the Bomb Jack!

[@jservice6594]

Did you do that first plunge cut at 2:00 to watch the sawdust for punky wood? Also, did you see what PGKnee did on the RxR Grade north of Fldbrk? What a waste.

[@bryanchipps6572]

J Service I saw that. And all the way up the 1000 to big lagoon pretty much

[@chadrides914]

J Service no I didn’t see. What happened?

[@hotsaws101]

J Service hi. Yes, to see what the heartwood looks like and to feel if it soft as well. No, I have not seen the plundering yet. They are probably a little skitterish after that Santa Rosa and Redwood Valley disaster last fall. Thanks for watching.

[@speedandmarine9066]

Nice work as always. Need to find a way to hack those computers and fix that tip in stumble.

[@hotsaws101]

Mr Speed hi. It did not stumble off idle at idle At 2800' during the initial test drives. I will get some more test drives showing this. I think it is about the fact that it is not sporting all 572xp components at this point. I am going to do a mod, eventually, and think it will smooth things out a bit. Thanks for watching.

[@scottfoster2487]

I hate saws with rev limiters. Seems to have torque after mods.

[@superduper6570]

How do you file your chain? Old school with a round file or something Else?

[@Brad1237202]

Great Job!! What is the bar length? That saw didn't even bog once!

[@hotsaws101]

It's a 32" Oregon lightweight bar. Thanks for watching.

[@nkcwilliams]

Man Jack that 572xp rips. I wish I could send you my 2018 562xp with only 2 hours on it.

[@Logan_H701]

Might be stupid question but psycho 572 vs psycho 462? which would you go with? Thanks for video.

[@hotsaws101]

Topeka Kanas hi. That depends on a few factors. Most notably would be the bar length/timber size. Application would be another. Please refine. Thanks for watching.

[@Logan_H701]

keep on mind i am from northern mn so trees here not so big, but lots of hardwood oak and such. bar would be no longer that 30 inch or so. 30 inch would be rare though.

[@aaronrichards4104]

Outfreakingstanding!!!!!

[@jameschang8122]

what kind of chain are you using i have a 394xp and would like to no how can i make my saw cut faster in the wood like your saw let me know or any web sites for aftermarket parts thank you jim

[@hotsaws101]

James hi. This is a Windsor chain - nla. I can get the Oregon version to cut pretty good and it readily available at any good saw shop. Non safety version only. It is about the angles on the teeth for the wood type you are cutting. It may take some experimentation on you part. Thanks for watching.

[@Paleoman]

Wow you do some of the hardest, knarliest most difficult jobs out there. I am very impressed. The technical aspect is amazing. What are those jacks rated for pressure wise?

[@hotsaws101]

Paleo Man hi. Now if I could also be the guy that makes the big bucks all things "wood" be good..... It's a featherweight. @ 10,000 psi they are good for 26 tons according to the manufacturer - Silvey. @ 12,500 ~ 33. I've had this one @ 15,000 more than a few times. That's ~ 39. Thanks for watching.

[@Paleoman]

Your a poet, but don't know it......I know, lame joke.... Eventually you might consider entering a teaching or trainer kind of mode. With your experience & technical know how you might be able to morph that into a $$$ kind of enterprise doing training for corporate entities as well as state and federal agencies. With a good track record ie safety & technically difficult jobs resume who knows. Or a technical rep for Stihl, Huskv, poulan etc. Although they might be a little bent over your mods...I'm sure you could show their engineers a thing or two when it comes to how their equipment should function out in the field!

[@hotsaws101]

Paleo Man - I was rhyming just this morning. "Mine" lovely bride just rolled her eyes..... Yah, maybe. But, and there is always at least one, for the most part I'm not very pc when talking about the ins and outs. Butt kissery is NOT one of my super powers. I cannot say I'm the safest cutter either. You cannot know where the edge of the envelope is unless you have been past it. At the same time, I am cautious when doing tricky maneuvers - it just may not look that way on film most of the time. I had worked around/training a few green guys in the past. One thing that is for sure, after a few decades any guy that has been paying attention won't realize how much they really know until trying to explain it to a greenhorn. I think it looks like I'm in auto-pilot mode a lot of the time. Yah, past the point of random at this stage. Already dealt with some bend-age with one brand. I think the engineering guys know what they are doing. They just have different parameters/constraints than some of the rest of us. Thanks. Thanks.

[@Paleoman]

Roger that hotsaws. The conversion to shirts w/ collars doesn't necessarily have to be butt kissey. Think of it more like putting some 4000 grit on some fine old growth birds eye maple. Putting some polish on rough spot or two... The safety is there, like you said being on auto pilot, its apriori. Some say its in the muscle memory when moving around what you are working on. Great video's, can't view enough some are white knuckle rides! Work safe & take care

[@madreamer]

which jack do you use?

[@hotsaws101]

madreamer hi. This is a Silvey featherweight. Thanks for watching.

[@stoneyblack6905]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💥👍🏼

[@ЭрикАйрапетов-г8ч]

hae oils ???

[@huckmiller1971]

Good one Jack ! Jack do you run 40 two 1 or 50 two 1?

[@hotsaws101]

Huck hi. 50:1 is what I mix at for the most part. Using the best oil/s that I know of in the "new and improved" saws that come "out da box" with a factory installed air leak is paramount. Thanks for watching.

[@markm8972]

Another day of killing weeds. Nice one.

[@canadiancutterschannel6787]

@Hotsaws101 would be interested in making another set of those felling dogs for some $

[@huztlfrance7486]

Why the chainsaw act funny when you press the accelerator ?

[@hotsaws101]

HF hi. The Husky system of raw air delivery is hard for the charge to overwhelm in the low rpm range. They do it in stock form but it's more pronounced in a zipped saw. Thanks for watching.

[@huztlfrance7486]

@@hotsaws101 ah ok , my bad . I didn't know that . Thanks for you'r answer and thanks for the great video .

[@climbe4422]

i dont know what those tree jacks cost but I'll bet its paid for its self meny times over .

[@mbrick]

$2200 for a Salt Creek jack, which I think is a close remake to the Silvey shown here. Invaluable.

[@TreeTechLLC]

Hotsaws101 how do I get my hands on a built one,?

[@hotsaws101]

Colton hi. I guess the first part is getting your hands on a stock one. Then finding someone that can make it come alive. Thanks for watching.

[@TreeTechLLC]

Copy. I wanted the same build as yours... Seems little hotter then my 046 that was stolen this year

[@brianandrade9587]

I would like to have a 562xp hopped up. Can you send me a email please?

[@shukoraman9077]

Take long time.no good

[@TheBigdutchster]

Excellent job!