Stock Stihl ms 461 vs Psy-Ko Husqvarna 572 xp
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- 12/27/18
Here we have the same 461, 32" Stihl bar, and comp chain that was used in the 461 vs 462c-m video earlier.
The Psy-Ko-ized 572 makes minced meat of the 461 in stock form. Easily seen in this session.
Think the dialog covers everything.
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Thanks for watching.
It's always a great day when you see Stihl Parts on a Husqvarna
461 is the best all rounder!twin port muffler mod on it though and slight carb tweek...I've been using one none stop every day for nearly 2 years cutting hard and softwood,I cut timber at a production level and its never let me down once!only part ive ever had to buy for it was a new chain catcher,awsome saw man
I'm run the stihl ms 462c amazing saw. Can't wait to try the husqvarna 572xp and compare the two. Great video
fass 24v cummins 02 reallly ... do you live in the states?? If so how long have you had the 462
Hi no I don't live in the states I live in great white North. I've had the saw for a couple months now.
fass 24v cummins 02 ahhhhh well that explains it.... while I got you ...can you boys get arctic versions of saws??
Yes we can get Arctic versions here.
Hell yes I would hope so... good chatting with ya
Nice 👍
Husky fan here. I traded some thing for a 660 with a 40 something bar. It cuts and runs good enough for what I got on it.
Great video Jack. How does the 572xp compare to the 372xpw? I know Husky still makes the XPW top ends.
Thanks
Great video. 👌 Good Christmas and happy new year.
Good saw that 572! I see one brand new yesterday!
thanks man got a 461 i like it and a 290
Nice, wish I had some snow, it was 41° C (106F) here yesterday, in the shade.
S.K. hi. Yah but your in summer down under right now..... Thanks for watching.
the 572 sounds real savage :-) is it real awesome porting or kind of logger performance porting , i have one over in Uk , but is a great saw
i,m not modding my 572xp my max bar used is 24 inch on pine , not hardwood i have 18 husky saws and only a few old ones have been simple muffler mods for better flow and heat disappation which is better ,i only just replied to the video i watched @@guitargup
I'm so mad the 572 isn't available in Australia. I had to settle for the comparible baby version the 562xp. I still love it though.
Hi there love the videos you put up keep up the good work just a quick question where’s the best place to get a full wrap handle from ? I running a ms 661c
Ben hi. Have you tried your local saw shop? That would be the first place to start. Thanks for watching.
What the sthil seemed to lack in RPM was made up for in torque. The Husqvarna pulled harder but was hardly stock. I honestly didn't see a significant difference in time however. I am forced to use a Stihl saw at work. Company preference, but for my own cutting I prefer Husqvarna. Just one of those Chevy vs Ford things I guess. Thanks for the video Jack, interested in your opinion.
I'm forced to use Stihl too, I have Husky and a new Makita 7301 at home, still running it in
I guess it's really down too how good you can file a chain on how the saw will pull,once I've got a really good grind on my 461 it pulls like a train n just eats through wood like a hot knife through butter!
Maybe it's time for a Dodge.
Piyow piyow piyow! Come sa!
@@glenlloyd8913 Bored much?
572 all day
tevk questions .my Ms 660 needle bearing in the clutch looks a little blue after milling some 7'x24" slabs 6 cuts sharp chain 9000rpm cutting letting it cool off after each pass before shutting down the saw what is causing the damage ? the milling or the long idling
Blain hi.
Blue on bearings = over heating. That's not a good thing.
Stihl uses a composite cage on the drum bearing purposefully imho.
I'm going to assume that you have made sure the control bolt for the oiler output is on "Maxy". If your idling the saw and the bar groove is not completely caked then oil may actually be helping the process.
No offense intended here, but a sharp chain doesn't mean it is making chips. Dust is one of a chain's nightmares since it sucks up any extra oil while at the same time plugging up the passage hole & groove more often than not. The stops/rakers/riders/depth gauges, whatever you want to call them, have to be set appropriately for the teeth angles, power of the saw, and wood density aa well.
Milling is like a dyno run for a saw - hard on equipment. Second, most new saws don't have a passage in the end of the crank for greasing the clutch drum bearing. So all the lubricating oil has to "slop" off the chain. This is after going the entire way around the bar - whatever length - except for what I mentioned above. With that, any excess oil has to then make a 90° bend (this is after coming around the sprocket) and pass between the clutch drum/bearing/crankshaft.
Having a tight (to) in that application is a consideration.
And, not being right there to view the activities & get a feel for the chain makes an accurate assessment for me impossible.
I'm thinking you are picking up what I'm laying down.
Thanks for watching.
@@hotsaws101 oiler on max . chain sharp yes ripping was s bit dusty compared to felling. bearing only slightly blue. I did let it idle lots after each pass maybe that's part of the problem. problem with chainsaw milling. extra dust +heat + 9000 rpm worked hard that day.thankyou for the helpful information. liken the videos
@@blainstenberg2806 I think having any possible excess oil running down the bar groove while it is idling is better than not.
It is impossible to tell anything about your chain "over the phone". Here is a link > czcams.com/video/xz9dLM0PRiM/video.html
It shows chips (noodles) in a ripping application. You should still have chips while ripping. Not dust. If I were doing a steady diet of ripping the chain would be toned down a little from what you see here. But it would not be mostly dust and few chips.
Hope this helps.
sounds like an old 2nd gen 24v cummins idling in the background.
Ms461 and 572xp???????
When you mentioned the high altitude at start of video I thought you might show how the auto tune carb on the stock saw come into play an was close to same a modified saw in the thin air ?
Michael hi. The 461s have a standard version carburetor with needles that are limited by stops.
There is no way the stock, off the shelf saw is going to be close to a modded saw. Provided we are talking about saws in the relatively same class range - nowadays ya always gotta qualify things.
Thanks for watching.
hotsaws101 ok thanks I agree but most people I know who mod their own saws spend more time replacing starter rope a recoil parts then they do cutting wood?
Michael hi.
I have not noticed that problem myself. Maybe it's my starting style though.
Thanks for watching.
What kind of felling wedges do you like to use?
Brian hi. I use the K&H most of the time. Sometimes the green and/or orange Wells when I think one might disappear in the process - like a drive/push. Thanks for watching.
Ahhh yes none of my saws are stock too. I'm in the process of building a 440 with a 460 top end gonna be interesting
Was curious dose putting a bigger exhaust hole in the muffler help a saw run better or even putting an extra hole. Yes the husky pulls a lot better. They always seem to cut faster. Any how could you answer my question if you have time... love the videos.
For most saws, yes it does, I do an extra hole and on some mufflers there's an internal baffle so you have to take it off and hole that too. As it has better flow you can generally retune it for a bit more power
Randy hi. It does two things: Helps by evacuating the exhaust better and the saw will run cooler since the exhaust is not as backed up. The saw may or may not need tuning (if it is possible to do so) after depending on how it is set up (rich, lean, or just right) at that time. Thanks for watching.
My 461 wont cut like that with a 25 inch bar
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I wanna see the 044 vs that husky
Emerald Stevens hi. I don't have a stock 044 for a compro similar to this. The Psy-Ko 044 is faster through the cut than the equally "did" 572xp. But, the 044 has much better air flow at this point. I'm trying to get the okay from the owner to mod the flow in the 572xp. Thanks for watching.
What is the point of this video? That a heavily modded saw out cuts a stock one?
randy stock the point is just that husqvarna is better than stihl no matter what
fanboy....
@@NoMissOutdoors might as well change your name to randy stihl and start wearing a dress while you cut timber buddy.
randy stock hi. Showing the difference between the way the 572 ran in stock form against a 461 from the video back in the summer and the 572 now. Just a comparison. I don't think anyone was surprised that a modded saw won. Thanks for watching.
@@team_1j_jont-179 Wear a dress, I was crying LMAO
I’m really unimpressed with a 32 on a 461. For a saw it’s size you’d think it’d pull it better
Chris Mac I wonder how new the saw is (not broken in)... and jack also said the carb is still limited... but I’m sure after 10~ tanks or so ... she will come around a few seconds.. but nothing like the husky jack had his hands on... so only time will tell
Stihl je pobedio
whos the clown that dont like this??
matt smith the ceo of stihl im guessing
matt smith the Ohio and Tennessee boys lollll if ya catch my drift
That log looks like a butt
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