Probably the best ‘how to’ video on YT regarding using this bad boy. Very straightforward walk through of all the functions and procedures, good work sir. Greeting from England.
You've got a serious talent for teaching. Just bought my first saw, a stihl 170. This video was fantastic. I just subscribed and I hope you keep at it.
I’ve watched a lot of these and counted the strokes necessary initially. That number is usually around 7 pulls. Just saying in case yours doesn’t burb at 1 to 2 pulls. Thanks for posting, quality camera work, well done and thorough.
Thanks - very helpful video. One obervation - other vids I have watched saw one should apply a little upwards pressure to the tip of the bar BEFORE tightening the chain and keep the upwards pressure as the two lock nuts are tightened. Regards - Simon Adelaide / Oz
Agree! I always hold up on the chain as a table in the bar nuts I’m sorry if it was not clear in this video. But thanks for the great feedback. Always trying to get better.
Hi Carl - I assume that one can purchase online from your store. If so, how do you have equipment serviced ehen you have an issue when located out of State (Chicago)? Preferably, I'm interested in the purchase of the Honda mower HRX217HYA model. Since this mower is a little pricey, do you have special price discount promotions, run coupons or bundle purchase of two or more pieces from time-to-time? Thanks!
Thanks for reaching out. We are a small independent dealership and are huge proponents of buying local. We always recommend that you can find. A servicing dealer in your area that can provide your with the service and expertise you deserve.
almost cut myself because i didn't watch this video earlier. i read the manual and all but didn't know i had to engage the break... a lot of fear starting with the "down on the ground with a feet on the handle" method.
ALWAYS…..”drop start” your ms170 (‘cause it makes you feel like a MAN, baby!) AND….ALWAYS upgrade to an.050 bar and chain, put on some good dogs and change to a side bar adjuster. None of this other stuff makes you feel like a man as much as it just makes life a bit easier.
for love of christ dont show people how incorrectly start chainsaw by holding it between they two legs it ok drop start chainsaw long as it not esay start chainsaw for starters and always place the chainsaw on the ground start it
Probably the best ‘how to’ video on YT regarding using this bad boy. Very straightforward walk through of all the functions and procedures, good work sir. Greeting from England.
I inherited this saw from my dad. Thanks for posting this video.
I have been watching videos on the 170 and u explain it the best
If you were closer I would definitely buy it in your store if I'm ever out in your area I will definitely visit 😊
You've got a serious talent for teaching. Just bought my first saw, a stihl 170. This video was fantastic. I just subscribed and I hope you keep at it.
I’ve watched a lot of these and counted the strokes necessary initially. That number is usually around 7 pulls. Just saying in case yours doesn’t burb at 1 to 2 pulls. Thanks for posting, quality camera work, well done and thorough.
Thanks - very helpful video. One obervation - other vids I have watched saw one should apply a little upwards pressure to the tip of the bar BEFORE tightening the chain and keep the upwards pressure as the two lock nuts are tightened. Regards - Simon Adelaide / Oz
Agree! I always hold up on the chain as a table in the bar nuts I’m sorry if it was not clear in this video.
But thanks for the great feedback. Always trying to get better.
Great help! Just bought a Stihl m170, can’t believe this video isn’t included on a CD when you buy one.
Thanks Matt
We try to send a link to all our purchasers of the MS170’s
CDs are a thing of the past
Thx man! Just what I needed here in Denmark.
Did your MS170 have soft (or easy) start or a compression release?
So, if and when you have finished with the chain saw do you loosen the chain or leave it how it is
Who else can't focus because the mower in the background
Sorry, always trying to improve our videos. This was one of our earlier vids.
Me too
I know the recommended range is 12-16" but would I be able to run an 18" Stihl Rollomatic-E Bar on this chainsaw?
I just got one of these recently. It is a very cute saw
That’s a word that works
Review that mower in the background next
also make sure to hold the tip of the bar up when tightening the chain.
Fantastic video. Just bought this saw and really appreciate the care and instructions.
Great to hear!
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Thanks for the info
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Hi Carl - I assume that one can purchase online from your store. If so, how do you have equipment serviced ehen you have an issue when located out of State (Chicago)? Preferably, I'm interested in the purchase of the Honda mower HRX217HYA model. Since this mower is a little pricey, do you have special price discount promotions, run coupons or bundle purchase of two or more pieces from time-to-time? Thanks!
Thanks for reaching out. We are a small independent dealership and are huge proponents of buying local. We always recommend that you can find. A servicing dealer in your area that can provide your with the service and expertise you deserve.
almost cut myself because i didn't watch this video earlier. i read the manual and all but didn't know i had to engage the break... a lot of fear starting with the "down on the ground with a feet on the handle" method.
Lube the sprocket
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ALWAYS…..”drop start” your ms170 (‘cause it makes you feel like a MAN, baby!)
AND….ALWAYS upgrade to an.050 bar and chain, put on some good dogs and change to a side bar adjuster.
None of this other stuff makes you feel like a man as much as it just makes life a bit easier.
Or just buy an MS462 wrap with the westcoast dogs.
My 170 must be weird. It came with a side adjuster.
for love of christ dont show people how incorrectly start chainsaw by holding it between they two legs it ok drop start chainsaw long as it not esay start chainsaw for starters and always place the chainsaw on the ground start it