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Now that's a great chainsaw!

Great, thank you

Have you ever had issues with the clutch or the transmission?

Have Stihl 241 👌

It's a good video

I have a562 it’s a great saw 👍

I want one for firewood. I don't always need or want to lug around a saw that weighs 5-10lb more. With as bad as my back is it would be nice. I use a tophandle saw for firewood quite a bit for that weight lol. Husqvarna is having sales all the time might have to break down and just buy one next time they have one of their sales going.

Ma sai usare una motosega???

You showed why not to run a 40cc saw. You were bent over for quite a long time trying to cut that tree down. My ported 60 and 70cc saws make quick work of cutting down a tree and I am standing up and bucking it once it is down. Much less fatigue on my body.

I older I get the smaller my go to saws become. My woods ported Dolmar PS401 gets used a lot (8.8 lb powerhead). The woods ported blue version of a Dolmar 115i comes out for anything too big for the little saw. Rarely do I start the Dolmar 7900 anymore.

I like the 543 for limb work.

My 40cc echo is great for limbing and smaller wood why wear yourself out if you don’t need to

I prefer big saws with short bars. Muh ms460’s got 18”s and 16”s. Muh 385xp’s got 20”s. My lil 346xp’s carry 16”s but I climb with those and don’t bother ground work with them. Not enough powah

You can do a lot with a 40cc saw if you know what you're doing and don't try to run a longer bar than it can handle. It'll cut slower than a bigger saw, but you'll also need fewer breaks to refuel or to rest. Naturally you can't cut big trees in the PNW or big hardwood; but if you're cutting mainly softwood it can be pretty efficient. That said, most pros do go bigger -- you know, like a Ponsse. (Around me, the people manually cutting are mostly arborists or part-timers.) Looks to me like you're doing pretty well with it.

I have given my small saw away as I don't use them . I have found many times that there ended up stuff that needed cutting that was too big for the little saws. I have never found anything that was to small to cut with my 661. I do change bar length now and then between 25 and 36"

Is a good saw for what it is. But that job just looked painful. Longer bar territory for sure. I mean yeah you cut it down no argument there and if you're happy with it then by all means keep doing what makes you happy but there is no way I'm putting that much effort in the cutting down a tree that shouldn't take that much effort. All those extra cuts for no reason. Unless you just like to be bent over forever. I'm too old for that. If you cut trees like that down on the regular jump up to a 562 with the 24-inch bar. And then tell me your life is not way easier. Must just be a European thing about using these itty bitty saws with the shortest bars you can put on them. Makes no sense. Or better yet on those smaller trees you got the 562 with a 20-in bar. I would use that 543 saw as a bucket saw or a limbing saw. You said you were still learning. I'm telling you learn to love a longer bar.

50cc is minimum for real work

I love my 540xp I have an 18" bar on it and it rips.

As long as it’s just for personal firewood then it’s fine, but this pace of work would have you fired within a week on a production crew. So this displacement size is for home use, not for commercial use at all. Also overall throttle control and pressure on bar is not impressive at all in this video, not a skilled sawyer in my opinion.

It's usually dull chains that are the problem more than a lack of chainsaw power,

Weak lack of power means you wont pull a long bar like 18 or 20 inch full-compliment chain, but for small jobs where power isn't needed that class of saw makes up for everything with how light they are

Week no power .

50cc (port work) is abaut 60cc. It is faster and not so heavy😅 I own two 50cc saw. Those eat pigger tree also.

I run them they are great especially after they are ported. Nice one to take up in the tree I think.

What is the average output in cubic metres per hour?

13” bar - check 550XP - check Big Elm tree - Ok, own up. Who hid the big Elm?

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Hvor i norge bor du? god tilgang til bjørke virke?

Hvor mange kubikk skal du hogge totalt? og er det kun bjørk?

Thank you for finally posting a new video! Keep em coming!!

Kommer det ny yt video snart?

where did you buy that logtable?

Vakkert syn du gitt :)

sykt gøy å se :D. å ja, det er blitt helt drøye priser på Bjørkaveden. Har selv et lite småbruk, er vel drøyt 90mål med Bjørk,Rogn,Or og noen pinner med Gran. primært Bjørk, nok til eget bruk. Men det hadde vært en drøm å hatt dette som jobb :D

Bra kanal, planer om å lage mer?

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Terve, mistä noita säkkitelinfitä saa?

Fin video! Hva slags type presenning bruker du, og hva er målene? Legger du presenning over med en gang veden er kløvd, eller blir det mugg på veden da?

You're missing a lot of important factors in your silly math equation. Fuel, labor, maintenance, insurance, cost of materials, depreciation of equipment, delivery costs. Or is that all covered in the $10/ hr mistake in your calculations?

is it you and your father in the video? Either way you two make a great team!

Tsumura vs Sugihara?

What year sled

Borde gå att ta tillvara spånet till djurströ.

lag flere videoer. morro med vedproduksjon. lager dere kun 1000l eller lager dere noen småsekker også?

you have the space try 4 cages/ bags in a square aim near centre will fill all 4 similar time less time moving machine 👍

Whare are yall ??

Check it out boys and girls 14 bags off 1/3 off a cords carry on boys and girls 😊. 9:38

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