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2nd Tree, Impressive Fail With Husqvarna 592xp

Filmed in January, 2021. This is on the same day as the preceding out in the woods "In With the New,,, Year, Saw, Well Mostly Anyway" 592XP video posted in early 2023 - .   • 2nd Tree, Impressive Fail With Husqvarna 5...   There is a fair amount of qualifiers in that video's description. Reiterating - "I was entrusted to use this "mo-chine" in various "gnawing" activities. This was the first instance in a tree. Literally the first outing to the point of I started it for the 1st time that day. This is the same "strip" where I was using my 2100, a stock 500i & the Franken 500i - seen here testing the 2nd gen 500i MaxFlow® cover assembly in prototype white, a 572 with a 38" bar, my 181/281 hybrid with a 42"er, my 481 Torque Monster, etc. I had properly "did" Mr. "outinthewood" s 500i ~ 8 months prior. I had a fair amount of time to saw test it at varying elevations (800 to 4300 feet). It can be seen in a number of the 500i videos on this channel. I ran it with stock filtering. I used it to test the early version Max-Flow® system and provide feedback to Mr. Max-Flow for some of the minor tweaks. There is some dialog in this session. I talk about the way this Husky runs. At that juncture, the nomenclature (number designation) was unknown. There was a lot of speculation, read rumor mill, going on all over the internet. I knew the bore size from the cylinder notation. I knew it was the replacement for the 395. I had worked backward with the calculator to get a reasonable stroke to arrive ~ the 91 (38mm) to 94cc (40mm) displacement. Anyhoo, since this was a prototype I was hopeful that is was on the longer side stroke wise. Turns out, it has a 39mm stroke. I will stand by my thoughts mentioned. For a purely stock saw that was the best running one I've had meathooks on." This tree needed just a bit more force applied by the Cousin Gary at the helm of the 270 Deere. If it is an indication as to just how tough the limbs are in this "strip", surely then it is spelled out here. Managed to flatten out the fence out a bit. Saved the posts!!! I think that there was talk of removing it altogether. If you haven't wrecked much felling timber then you also haven't felled much... Getting a little help for Action J on the snaring. Still not completely grasping the over the top method, but we are learning. Bottom line, that thing has some kahunas!!! for a stocker. At the time of your viewing this, I may, or may not, be immediately available for custom saw modifications. I am booked out several months regularly. If you are interested in having a saw zipped, please shoot me an email. That is the best, first point of contact. danger_cat@rocketmail.com Thanks for watching.