Husqvarna 135 Mark II chainsaw in the hands of a professional !!!
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- Husqvarna 135 Mark II chainsaw in the hands of a professional !!!
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Worked in the industry for almost 27 years. Never used a small one like this one. We had to use the 288XP Husky. Now those are heavy. But by the size of the trees nothing smaller would do. Now I bought a small one like this to haul firewood. It got me thinking that I should have had a smaller saw to do the limbing. Too late, the lower discs on my spine took a beating. But these are good little saws.
288XP Husky is 7.5kg
135 Mark II is 4.7kg
Damn nearly TWICE as light. Almost feels like a toy in the hands. But the cheap plastics used are absolutely disgusting.
I am curious about the longevity of the newer 120 Mark II and 135 Mark II - are they reliable?
The cluth cover on the 135 mk2 is actually metal, and the plastics are really good quality, i got almost a brand new one 2nd hand for 50% cheaper Than the retail price, so for Like 130 euró. Its perfect for me
I’ve just bought this saw and I can say I’m not doing anything professional with it and it’s purely for logs for my stove it combats thick logs no problem I’d recommend it 👍🏼
I can hear a Stihl crying in the background.
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I don’t see what’s professional about his work...seems more unsafe and disrespectful about the risks. An amateur...
Why do you pull your logging tape out after every log? if you are cutting multiple 4m logs simply place colored tape at 4m, 8m 12m ect then just mark where to cut and carry on limbing, then crosscut on the way back. thumb behind the front handle as well please.........
"Professional" = Dutchman from hell on first cut...
I wonder if this guy works for the same outfit as Austria Forst... 🤷♂️🤣👉🔥
Stihl and Huqvarna💪💪💪💪
Husqvarna
Super pila koupil jsem si ji do lesa na takové šolíchán8 mezi smrkem a olší a jede jako ďábel :) za ty prachy stojí za to.
Je skvělá a lehká.
This is profesional hand
Just be kidding me 🙄🥱🥱
There's a lot of highly experienced foresters in this comment section aren't they. Surprising really just how many professionals like to watch other people use a saw on RUclips?...
That isnt that surprising, we just want to learn from one another
I have one there months now after about 3 tanks it's run in fine I'm not a professional just a firewood cutter which this saw is ideal for, all parts built in Sweden but assembled in China
Aaááa
Не успел попилить, а дерево с испуга само упало. ... У меня Х -135 - м2 только год. Выпилил сливовую рощу. И брёвна старого двора.. Пока всё норм. , но это не показатель. Скоро займусь берёзовыми дровами, тогда и посмотрим.
what was the first one used?
Husqvarna is good product, love it ❤️❤️ super nice 👍👍👍👍👍
2:27 takes his hand off the bar. I worked with a boy who did this and the chainsaw instructor never took him back out. Fine line between cocky and dangerous 👍
Safety comments aside, it's interesting to see some responses of Stihl versus Husqvarna. I have a dilemma with my Stihl MS391 bought in December 2016 and used maybe 6 weekends a yearin my large garden, so small usage compared to forestry/tree surgeons. Last month it had problems starting so I took it to a Stihl dealer/service agent and they reported that the thread on the cylinder head is damaged so the spark plug won’t tighten enough for the machine to start the engine. I was quoted £275 for labour and parts on a chainsaw that cost me £475 four years ago, now retailing at £650. It's crazy. What would you do? (BTW - Stihl refused to compensate me or find a mutual resolution as they insist it's a wear & tear issue, whilst I am insisting it is a product defect )
Get a new plug and JB Weld it in, when that plug dies, you’ll need a new top end anyway. I had an MS311 but my MS 362 CM is by far the best saw I’ve ever used (in that size range) if you decide to upgrade.
Use a helicoil on the plug hole, it will require taking the jug off to make sure no metal gets in the engine but its a lot cheaper than a new cylinder.
I have a stihl ms261c-m. i never had starting problems but from one day to the next, the idle went apeshit. The saw is running like 75% throttle when it should idle. It wont let me turn it off from the lever. I have to push the decompression valve on the cylinder. Also it wont let me calibrate it.
I took it to two different stihl dealers. The hook it up to a computer and they dont know what is wrong with it. and claim that it must be user error, even thoug i have never taken it apart other then for cleaning and general maintain... So they rudely offer me to buy a brand new one (greedy cocksuckers).. The saw is only 4 years old and only used to cut firewood for my little fireplace in the livingroom and some minor gardenwork now and then... In my posession it will never ever run the amount of hours that it would in hands of a pro lumberjack...
I now own a good old Jonsered 2152 with a 15" bar, and it runs better the the M-Tronic shit ever did.... I will never buy another Stihl product again
UPDATE: Stihl gave me a brand new chainsaw, same model. Excellent customer service!
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For all the husqvarna haters out there, (stihl over everything man) husky revs harder, cuts cleaner, and is a all round better saw. Oh they sound nicer to, and the 135 is a baby saw, check out the 560
Stihl sounds like a leaf blower and Husky sounds like a dirt bike.
You couldn’t be more wrong husqvarnas are for home owners or want to be tree guys there not made to be used in the woods every day there is barely anywhere to gets parts for them or buy them besides the fake ones at tsc or homedepo stihl is everywhere even in tiny ass towns in bfe all over the country you can’t even clean a air filter on a husky without a tool there absolutely trash but what do I now I have only been doing trees for 13 years in over 41 states and in storm damage you never see a pos husky on a Asplin truck or I have never see one on any of the crews I have run just go play with your little baby toys and let the men run the big ones for ya
@@davidbrennan7591 🤣🤣🤣 I have plenty stihls a love my 20 year old 038 that rips, but they have dropped the ball lately, huskies rev way harder, and if you can clean the air filter maybe ya should leave it for the pros 🤣
@@fella704 everyone has there own opinions 👍, I've been a pro arborist for 20 years, and my huskys always have came out on top and also cost me less in repairs, I'm not hating stihl I have some cracking models, just prefer a husky for the job. To be honest poor quality fuel and lack of servicing is usually to blame for a saws woes
Dutchman
Thats fantastic ! Trouble is here in the US that saw in its first configuration got a bad reputation....and I mean REALLY BAD ! Definitely not up to Husqvarna reputation for Quality. I was looking for a smaller professional quality limbing saw ( I carry 2 or 3 saws to work every day any how might as well make one smaller and a lot lighter for limbing and save fatigue and wear and tear on my body over a 8-10 hour shift....you would be surprised how much it helps to have a saw that you use at least as much or more than your bigger saw depending on what type trees your felling)
Anyway I really looked hard at this little saw since NO BODY makes a real professional duty smaller saw before I settled on the new Jonsereds ( Husquvarna bought them out and builds them now ) that is the exact duplicate of the MK 2 it has some of the professional features for a little less $$$$$....
And aside from having to re tune it for our Altitude and swapping out Bars for a 16" So far the little saw has worked its guts out and keeps right on going....I could not be happier. Somebody should tell the people in charge that there is a huge market for a small light weight PROFESSIONAL DUTY saw for limbing and so forth.
This is the same case as the Husqvarna 120 Mark II except that you can cut wood up to 30 centimeters (12 ") but it is also a hobby for occasional use, excessive use will shorten its life. very well balanced and low vibration!
@@GardenandForest
Very VERY TRUE....The Balance of the saw is fantastic and I know mine so far anyway is really holding up (much to my amazement) way better than I could have hoped for. Look the price is so good even if I have to buy 2 of them a year the way they handle and the lack of fatigue they give me everyday is MORE THAN WORTH IT.....I really wish someone would tell Husqvarna that there is a real need for a Professional Duty Saw the size and power of this great little saw and design it in a 16" Bar Configuration......there are more and more loggers at least here anyhow that see the value of carrying a smaller lighter weight saw for limbing especially. The Anti Vibration these offer the user is really well designed.
Stihl ms 241 c-m. Superb 40cc lightweight/limbing saw. Pro features and build!
@@jessemalone9370
You know I ran nothing but Stihl saws untill the quality slipped (Badly) and they priced themselves out of the market. I switched to Husqvarna because all the fallers I knew and worked with had switched and I have NEVER had a single problem even with the countless hours of hard everyday use I put on a saw in a year. The trend seems to be leaning to your average boots on the ground Faller carrying 2 saws to the timber daily, I know it seems like a lot but if done right it's not a problem, (most of us back pack the smaller saw) but the ideal thing still and always will be carry one saw that is big enough to tackle any size tree you face up with but still lightweight and easy handling enough to limb and buck with, it is in these areas that Husqvarna has left any competition behind. Depending on the average diameter on the stump of the wood you find yourself in daily dictates what saw you need to carry to the timber....I mainly carry 2 saws in my Truck everyday....the newer versions of the 550XP and the 572XP but here where we earn our living we rarely see a old Growth Ponderosa that will go bigger than 40" across the stump with the majority of trees Fir, Spruce and Ponderosa Pine being in the 24"- 32" across the stump size so while I do have a couple of bigger CC Husqvarna powerheads with a big assortment of Bar n Chain lengths to go with them my 572 and 550 XP saws in 32" and 24" bar and chains respectively handle 90% of everything I fall 24/7
@@GardenandForest also making sure you let the engine warm up properly before cutting wood reduces wear and lengthens saws life and keeping a sharp chain. They avoids the piston expanding too quickly and allowing things to expand slower and warm up before cutting
Jak sie ubierzesz w markowe ciuchy, nie znaczy, że jesteś profesjonalistą... Ludzie na kursach lepiej posługują się pilarką.
hele ty čo to točíš si myslíš , že je to dobrá pila do lesa ?
Any idea how it compares to 236 xtorq Huskie? I see one for sale used and think it could be useful for backup
Looks a good saw, but you're definitely slowed down compared with your favourite 560XP. For me, it might just be ideal to replace my 65L with!
Thank you for comment!
65L would eat that thing for breakfast lad, the only way it could replace it is if you were sick of having your arms torn off trying to start it! 🤣🤣🤣
@@seanmchugh4283 65L that good? It was my dad's saw he used around his property / business. But he never really knew how to sharpen them correctly, really that you need to also take down the depth limit part of the chain too. Once we put a new bar and chain on it was transformed (we also had to fix the fuel pickup as it was perished). Just never had a good chance to go and use it properly somewhere as we no longer have that property!
@@johnsim3722 my father had a 65L since the 70's. He kept it sharp, I started using it in my early teens, it was an amimal of a thing, it would cut the full of a 20"bar or more all day long. That little 135 is only for recycling cardboard boxes! 😂 😂 I'm joking, it's probably fine for garden work or small fire wood work, it looks a bit under powered for the job in that video.
@@seanmchugh4283 To be honest, I'd want something a bit more powerful. We also (much later) had a McCulloch which wasn't as powerful, but because it had a newer chain it cut better. I tended to use that, whilst dad continued to produce dust with his. I told him it probably needed a new chain. We could have got one easily enough if the internet was around back then!
This video makes me buy this one in a couple of weeks doing my own log cutting. Convince me not to buy the 135 for felling small trees and preparing firewood.
Baby tree - Baby saw
A idź pan w tym temacie ale jaja dziadzia Wasyl na dożynki
So what's the saw he used for the fell as he's only sneding with the 135
Dont look very professional to me cuts were not that good could been better and looked dangerous when put the level in used saw again never used the chainbrake more when was snedding or cutting and yes im qualified chainsaw operator lol just be safe
Thats why he is covered head to toe in chainsaw chaps.
Nothing better then a husqvarna idle sound
Yes Johnny!
Thanks :-)
Try a makita!!
135 Марк 2 преобразилась, значительно стала отличаться от прежней 135 модели. Интересно, а в новом корпусе 435 есть.
Yeah, it's a brand new model!
LOVE this video! He makes it look so easy. I was thinking about buying this saw and this video convinced me!
This is the most well-balanced chainsaw ever. wonderful to use. Just bought it myself. RECOMMENDED
Still happy with it?
@@tomneidher Still happy with it?
@@OveBakken very!! It’s one mean saw.
@@DayDreamer002 Tnx for answering! I've decided to recommend it to my dad.
Într un minut...e jos și i au luat 50 de ani să crească. Păcat...
Cómo se llama la co esa🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲20
im torn between this and and MS180 from Stihl. which one would be better for cutting down trees up to (max) 20 inches? dont need for felling, but processing wood.
@@fella704 tnx for advice :)
Lol 🤣 fast definitely but I'm my area all the scarring on the tree would get turned away from our mills even pulp wood, mills in my area say no cuts on logs, I'd be fired if my timber looked like this and all the wood that getting cut off means less money at the mill, which over time cost far more than one might think, it's good video, but here it's not just about speed, . . I have to be pricise and fast, nothing from saw more than 1/4 inch deep or it gets sent back
Rich mix?
Professional😂😂😂😂🤣
Huskvarna 555xpg 👍⏳
YES!
I have the 550xp and it's a nice saw. Cuts through quick with a 15 inch bar
Professional doesn’t mean no bad habits and good at everything. That face cut was atrocious. I’ve seen green guys make much better cuts. He also is pretty “free-wheeling” with the little saw. That thing will cut you just as easily as his other saw, even more easily if he continues to disrespect it. All in all, I wouldn’t hire this guy to be on my job site.
Also cutting the tension side of log first. Saw can't hurt him, he's covered in high vis lol
Haha like a toy...
3:00 ,,Toto je za hovno pílu..., to je husqarna coo?,, 🤣🤣🤣
Stopping to check the chain without putting the brake on, not the brightest thing to do. Only takes a second to flip the break on. Had a 135 for several years after having a 257 / 254 for years. Great saw and ideal for my needs these days.
Za ty prachy ve své třídě myslím lepší než oranžovo-bílá konkurence 👍
Ano, děkuji za komentář!
Very impressed you could handle all that raw power!! And live!!
Thank you very nice comment David!
Excellant saw skills
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I have brand new 120 18 inch mark11.
Keeps shutting down hard to start .
Any idea what causing it?
Too tight chain or the chainbrake is enabled.
@@Thomas-tf4cm I check that . Even though its a new saw. Could be a defective carb you think?
Not professional I dont think. I cut professionally for 20 yrs. Fancy duds dont make you a logger
Ace
Husqvarnu 135 máme a na kácení menších stromů co máme v lese bohatě postačí jsem s ní nadmíru spokojen :)
.mm az
What is the bar length?
Apart from the 16 inches, how far we extend the bar?
,,увалщык" не выполняет элементарные правила ТБ . понты корявые .
Хускварна 357 специалист рулит а это детская игрушка
Thank you for comment!
Я такой игрушкой Буратин делаю уже 6 лет.
Husqvarna’s smallest rear handle Pro saw.
Tą piła nie ma smarowania panie
Well, He's dressed for the occasion.
He looked professional until 0:29. That is completely wrong.
He should have the cut with the upper and innermost part of the blade and kept it parallel to the triangle cut and placed his feet so the torso would be on the side of the tree. Some trees can have a lot of tension built up in them and can spring back when the final cut is being made. It is flat here, I give him that, so it is not likely, but better stay safe with good habits. Beside safety it is the leverage he is not getting holding the saw like a stick. If doing something like 8-10 hours of intensive chainsaw work every day is what he is about that is not a way to do that cut neither. His arms risk get unnecessary inflammation or get exhausted way premature.
0:48 Oh my fucking god! That is a red flag! Never stand right behind the stem in the opposite direction of a falling tree. If the trunk hits some unexpected bumps or rocks in the terrain it can come flying up in his chin and kill him. This guy may have this as a profession, but he is definitely not doing professional work. Dude! I was here to figure if I want this saw or not, but whoever is making this video has to notify this guy. I am not kidding for a second.
Ok, I am back. 1:58... No, no no! Not like a stick. Use the innermost part of the blade whenever you can unless the cut takes 1 second.
2:46 That is the first right chainsawtechnical thing this dude does since before 0:29.
6:15 This is kind of fun. Remember the tool used at 0:38 which was used for no good reason then. There you go. (Yeah, I noticet the snag there, but he could have just pulled the saw out the second it started to bite and do the cut from the outside again)
Ok, I am finally done. Thanks you. The saw seems fine and light enough for what I am looking for and also has a proper chain tensioner. I'll note this model down.
Adios!
Штиль 180 лучше
Grow yourself a tree, not bothering anyone and then people in orange have decided to make a video for RUclips....... Not his this day, for tree had run out of poorly!
We don't want trees to make video on RUclips. We cut trees because they are damaged by the wind or attacked by a bug, or dry ..., for every new tree will be put new trees !!!
Мы не хотим, чтобы деревья делали видео на RUclips. Мы рубим деревья, потому что они повреждены ветром или атакованы жуком, или высохли ..., за каждое новое дерево будут помещены новые деревья !!!
ruclips.net/video/KQKrOb6Lej4/видео.html
Where's made this model 135 mark2? Tnx
Central Europe
@@GardenandForest thank you
@@luckystrike1770 Thanks!
@@luckystrike1770 the MK 2 is also available in the United States Market now as well both as a Husquvarna and Jonsereds
(Husquvarna bought out Jonsereds and the saws I have seen and used are identical to their Husquvarna counterparts. Same Quality, same Features just a slightly lower price tag is all I can see different so far anyway) just this year I was able to purchase the New 572 XP in the US and now see where the Same Husquvarna Pro Saws are coming out in the Jonsereds Colors and unless there is a major difference I will buy a new Jonsereds that is comparable to the 560 XP.
I own one, says "Made in China" but it does the job, don't worry
To už je velice slušný... na hobby pilku👍👍👍🆒
Díky za komentář Dušane!
TA JEDE!!!
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Идеально
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Ну наконец-то дошло... Никакой это не логгер, ребята! Это - продавец Хускварны, иначе откуда у него все пилы подряд: от бытовых до валочных. Аж полегчало, а то уже опасаться стал за чешских вальщиков. Все, отбой, дуди в рожок.
Ano, tohle je dřevorubec, který žije v lese.
Да, это дровосек, который много работает в лесу. К сожалению, мы не спонсируем нас.
Работает дровосек профи , а бензопилы на тест предоставляет продавец .
Очень красиво работает , видно , что мастер своего дела !
Работает мастерски!!!)
Класс!)
Достойно уважения!
Not so professional when he uses the saw without his left hand on the saw...... no chainbrake - schoolboy error or ego?
As soon as I saw the dutchman on the under cut . He does not appear to be a professional. Seems to comfortable and likely to hurt himself because of being so comfortable. Especially how he didnt care he had a 2 inch dutchman.
Wow i love chainsaw
Thank you Thiago!
Wow
Thanks Stefan!
the chain is crying dude :D
Probably not when it is new, new saw, new chain.
Comme d'habitude bonne vidéo 👍👍
Thank you Olivier!!!
Molto meglio una sthil
hola quiero comprar un motosirra uso privado entre husvana 135 mark ll y estil ms 181 cual me acosejais
We bought a new Stihl MS 180 and we're going to do some fun tests!
We bought a new Stihl MS 180 and we're going to do some fun tests!
@@GardenandForest but which is better machine
:-)
560xp felling and the rest already cutting 135 Mark II
Which lengths are best for the market?
And how long the pieces you cut it?
I think its a Nice saw to the money. Good homeowner saw
Thank you Jorgen!
Cool as
Thanks!
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Thank you for comment Coleman!!!
Super.
Thank you Max!
Mohu se zeptat na váš názor na husqvarnu? Já tedy vždy pokud jde o výrobky pro les/zahrada sáhnu po husqvarně a rád vidím že je též používáte, jen jsem si všiml že hodně lesníků dnes používá výrobky Stihl.
Ahoj Honzo!Ano Stihl je hodně rozšířený a používá ho určitě hodně dřevorubců i soukromích uživatelů na palivové dřevo.Ale Husqvarna je číslo jednajak v ovládání,tak ve vývoji nových řetězových pil.A uživatelů s Husqvarnou je mnohem více.
To je dobře 🙂. Děkuji za osvětu.
Není zač Honzo!
Ale může to být samozřejmě jen můj názor,chlapy v hospodě by ti řekli třeba něco jiného :-)
@@GardenandForest Zdravím kolego! Ano, Stihl je hodně rozšířený již už mezi Husqvarňáky, protože není tolik poruchový. No, snad se inženýrům ve Švédsku podařilo vychytat mouchy, jako jsou ložiska na klice, spojky, pružiny vibrací a další "mouchy", kvůli kterým jsme často jezdili do servisu. Nevím, jak u Vás, ale v mém okolí je několik bývalých Husqvarňáků, kteří raději přešli ke Stihlu vč. mě. Kdysi jsem byl zarytým fanouškem Husqvarny více jak 15 let a v současnosti mám Stihlky dvě a rozvažuji o třetí. Husqvarna již není, co bývala. Bohužel. Ale, každý ať si řeže s tím, co mu vyhovuje! Přeji mnoho kubíků bez úrazu!
Well there's the Pillsbury Doughboy, the Michelin Man and now Husqvarna man. 🤣
You talk about "state of the art attire"
I love the tape measure hook-up.
The whole chainsaw, logging techniques and equipment is so American.
Bylo by dobré nabrousit asi řetěz než se vymlouvat na pilu.
Tak předpokládá se ,že na úplně nové pile při prvním řezání je řetěz samozřejmě nabroušen z výroby.
So is it politically incorrect or something to cut a tree down in a tee shirt and sandles like I do ? Do I need $3000 worth of Kevlar clothes and bullet proof boots and hard hat ? So I can be cool like this guy ? Not impressed one bit. I don't even know what this video is about except some weirdo showing off his orange get up.
He is a logger dummy. Do you weld all day without a helmet and gloves? I gear up whenever i can not to look cool but so i dont fucking die
Great job😀
Thank you very much!
Thank you very nice comment!
Garden and forest, i have a question: u use husqvarna 365 x torq? Is good for forest?
@@HanaBasara Yes, but not so fast, take 372XP!
Thanks for your answer! 👍👍👍
How much is Husqvarna 135 Mark II?
35ccm
Can't decide between stihl ms180 c-be or the husqvarna 135 mark 2 thoughts?
Stihl all the way
Stihl ms180 is chinese
My 135 is very temperamental, sometimes takes ages to start and cuts out alot, and that's from new.
She's done all this life 😂
Thank you for comment Eric!
Holds chainsaw with tumb and doesn't put chain break on when he puts the saw down. - NOT A PROFESSIONAL
That's how you know he's a professional
@@late1167 A professional uses safety. These are the first two things your taught when using a chainsaw and he won't do them.
@@piercegalligan they might hold saw with thumb, but nobody uses chain break
Then they shouldn't pick up a chainsaw. If I worked with someone like this I would take the saw out of there hand and tell them to go home and come back when they know how to use a chainsaw
@@piercegalligan you say that only because you haven't used chainsaw ever and if you had used one you knew the chain break is useless when you start the chainsaw
Would not use the professional when there’s a whole bar width of overcut on the first scarf
Thank you for comment Troy!
Seen that myself, figured someone beat me to it. This is why I wouldn't post videos. You can be skilled and still make mistakes.
You are not professional🤔👌🏼☝🏻
Proč si myslíš?
Why do you think?
Garden and Forest cut on the floor and let the tree fall into the empty so can any dork. cut in steep slope with strong vegetation with little hold under your feet and little space to bring the tree to the ground!! and take a proper mallet to fell ?! is much better and easier! 👌 😊
@@husqvarnafan572xpg6 Funny that you think you have to work in difficult terrain to be a pro ;)
well, for a professional I see different mistakes in cutting....
Servus wie is die so die 135 markt2 hursqvarna
great video!!!
Thank you!