That ported 582, wow! I bet it’s a handful! Looks like y’all had a good time. This vid ended in normal Genin and Aaron style. Gone no warning😂 Take care G👊🏻
Nice vid Genin! I'd like to stop by Chris' place and do some cutting with him too. I'm guessing you stopped in there either before or after going to the Wolfe Ridge show?
IMHO at least with the mfg providing PHO weights there is some consistency in weighing, if one mfg provides weight with a 16" b&c fueled and the other lists their weight with a 28" and no fuel to me would be irrelevant info in my thinking if my choice in bars is 24"🤪
I meant it in the aspect as stihl claims the 462 is 1 pound lighter than a 572, ive weight them both, 25” light bars, gassed and oiled, both the same weight.
@@stiantnnessen2671 500i is faster than the 462 if your cutting big wood. If you’re cutting 8-16” stuff the 462 is right with the 500. If you’re cutting 20+ stuff and running longer bars the 500 is the way to go. If you look back through my videos I have several comparing the 462, 461, and 500i that may be helpful to you.
Hard to tell being the stock 592 is so great and his new ported 592 only has a few tanks thru it. Well do some videos this fall once it’s good and broken in.
@@InTheWoodyard The little that I do know seems to parallel your opinions so it does add value for myself, I am not anti porting with less refined saws seeing bigger gains.
Big power, little power, all good power! Looks like a great time with the power saws!
It was a fun time, cool weather and chainsaws, can’t go wrong!
Some dang nice saws!! I bet that ported 462C was smooth.. Lots of wood chips and noodles.. Looked like a good day in my book 👍🏻👍🏻
It was a great time!
That 592 is bad a$$!!👍💪💪👍
Definitely!
You boys can come and cut my firewood any time! Thanks for the play day!
Thanks for having us Chris!
That ported 582, wow! I bet it’s a handful! Looks like y’all had a good time. This vid ended in normal Genin and Aaron style. Gone no warning😂 Take care G👊🏻
By the time we finish filming we’re done for and don’t feel like doing an outro 😂
Those saws just chewed and nawed them logs like paper. Sure looked fun! 🤣👍🪵
It was a great time!
You had just about every saw to choose from! Nice!
Just about!
Y’all really did run ALL the saws!! 😂
How y’all like that ported 592?? Wonder if it’s much more peppy?
Enjoyed it fellas!
Stock 592 is so good already it’s hard to tell, well do a test this fall when it’s good and broken in and see how great it is
@@765Guys looking forward to it
Nice vid Genin! I'd like to stop by Chris' place and do some cutting with him too. I'm guessing you stopped in there either before or after going to the Wolfe Ridge show?
Yep, we were there the Friday before
You guy are taking on the super husky man oh the plot is you tag team duo is same time same channel hahaha what Wil happen hehehe
Looks like y’all had a blast in the woodyard . Yall have a lot of nice saws . 👍🏻🇺🇸🪵
We had a good time! Thanks for stopping by del 👍
Wicked collection of saws but that 592 looks like a Hoss 👍👍
592 is a hoss!
IMHO at least with the mfg providing PHO weights there is some consistency in weighing, if one mfg provides weight with a 16" b&c fueled and the other lists their weight with a 28" and no fuel to me would be irrelevant info in my thinking if my choice in bars is 24"🤪
I meant it in the aspect as stihl claims the 462 is 1 pound lighter than a 572, ive weight them both, 25” light bars, gassed and oiled, both the same weight.
Hei wondering to bay the Stihl ms 462cm or the ms 500i wath wood you prefer!? Vh stian 😊
Depends what other saws you already have and what your uses will be for it
@@765Guys i have a 461 and a 261 wont to go a step up? Is the 500i faster den the 462!?
@@stiantnnessen2671 500i is faster than the 462 if your cutting big wood. If you’re cutting 8-16” stuff the 462 is right with the 500. If you’re cutting 20+ stuff and running longer bars the 500 is the way to go. If you look back through my videos I have several comparing the 462, 461, and 500i that may be helpful to you.
What is your opinion of the 592 ported vs stock, most reports I have seen is only modest gains(10%) over stock.
Hard to tell being the stock 592 is so great and his new ported 592 only has a few tanks thru it. Well do some videos this fall once it’s good and broken in.
In my opinion it is not much different.....but what do I know??
@@InTheWoodyard The little that I do know seems to parallel your opinions so it does add value for myself, I am not anti porting with less refined saws seeing bigger gains.