Craftsman 42cc S185 18" Unboxing complaints + review.
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2021
- Today i justify the purchase of a new chainsaw by telling myself that youtube ad revenue will pay for it. But was it a good investments
Craftsman S185 18" 42cc
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Probably should not be owning a chainsaw.
just watching you crank it is kinda scary. After it spits the first time, take the choke off.
Right I was like what is he doing
18 inch bar! Now thats a saw. Nice unboxing for sure and what a cutting technique!
@ 12:00 talking about 40:1 v 50:1, you wondered why Craftsman didn't more oil, and that more oil would be good. 40:1 IS more oil, but you used LESS oil w/ 50 parts gas to 1 part oil
Good lord.
I'm glad I saw this. I'm filling much better about my purchase.
Will be chopping today.
Ryobi well maybe it's not dangerous it can barely cut wood.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
A year later it's still a good saw :)
Look Nice and I'm debating on what brand should I get
looks nice, from what i have found out about my one mine's 62cc and only got a 20" bar on it, you should be looking at around 4 to 1 or 3 to 1, cc to inch. so i'd say 18" is pushing it on that saw, would run better with a smaller bar on it!!
with that low profile safety chain it could pull 18 just fine, it came with the 18 lol. with regular full comp chain and rakers low sure would be doggy if you buried the say in 18 inch wood, but hes not doin that
Wonder if a 14" chain will work w/ it.
Watching you pull that chain like a girl hurt my soul alittle. Mine started in 1 pull
"Today i justify the purchase of a new chainsaw by telling myself that youtube ad revenue will pay for it. "
With 470 views?
Lol. Maybe it was a bad investment. Still cuts wood though
When those get nice and hot ...they tend to crap all over themselves.
I've got a many cord and one year under this saw. I'll post a follow up soon
Can we call him Jimboslice now?
Oh I'll be slicing alright
Now all you need is a simple muffler mod. Nothing to it really all you need is a dremel.
You claimed to be a Firewood Expert(Questionable)
I hope over the past 2years you have become more of a Chainsaw Expert..
*What burns up an Electric Chainsaw? :
1) Chain To Tight - Wearing on the Bearings
2) Dull Chain - Running wide open far to long due to Dull Chain not cutting properly.
3) Forcing the chainsaw into the wood - Attempting to cut to Fast(usually with a dull chain)
*** These are also the same things that tear up a Gas Chainsaw.
Gas Saw Notes:
Always set the Chain Brake when starting(Safety first!)
Release Brake before Revving saw.
Always allow the Chainsaw to warm up - Piston expands faster than cylinder and damage can occur from Cold Cutting.
Always pull out your starter cord before shutting Chainsaw off ... 3"-6" is good. This saves on Recoil impact from motor.
Lastly - When the Chainsaw Pops on Cold Start - Open the Choke back up - it is ready to fire and run.
*I counted 6 pulls past the start point on your initial startup.
Remember - Safety First
Happy cutting
"Always set the Chain Brake when starting(Safety first!)"---read the manual, 'cause Black Max says have the chain brake OFF upon startup 'cause it runs wide open.
50 to 1 will give you more power
You're right. At least for awhile, if you run it hard on 50:1 it gets a bit hot and gets sluggish. 40:1 runs harder longer
50:1 and 40:1 is just the oil gas mixture has nothing to do with power just saying
@@danielpadgett2831 One doesn't combust better than the other?
@@filoIII that's what I basically said
@@danielpadgett2831 Is that what you said? Great combustion doesn't equal greater speed and/or "power"?
You really need to slow down and learn some chainsaw skills just a little to fast can get you hurt just saying
Yeah, watching him makes me shudder
At your use - if you bought 1 STILH chain saw you would have peak performance for a life time but instead you got several cheap ass crap chainsaws with shitty performance and you will end up buying more - I have used both - you have not - fancy = quality and long life
A Stihl 185 is on my wish list. Thinking I'll pick one up this season and do a comparison