I agree, it should be wearing a .325 with an actual twenty 100%! And let’s not pretend, that Husky will outlive you. And that saw is going for $289 now on Amazon, and that’s way too much for a China clone , the Holtzforma G372xp is currently at $235 for the powerhead and its 72cc’s!
Plenty of people buying chinese saws and had good results. Plus they are a great cheap platform for dipping your hat into the porting/modding side of things and upgrading them with quality cylinders and pistons from well known companies!
There still catching up with saws but they are a good deal just got a 58cc model. Chinese have been copying brand name things for so long now alot of the time it's the same quality and lower price.
@conmanumber1 China copys everything we do and make. That is why now a days it's almost worth it to get Chinese versions alot of the time. They been copying us for so long they can perfect what they copy, making it not worth it to pay for big brand names.
The Chinese manufacturers include the volume of the squish area above the piston in their calculation for measuring the cc's of a 2 stroke motor. I learned this from years of building motorized bikes using the little Chinese 2 strokes. They sell these 66cc motors as 80cc. This is common knowledge to those of us involved in the hobby. I can't tell you whether this is a shady marketing ploy or just their way of measuring cylinder volume. This practice could possibly be the reason why the saw does not measure out to the claimed volume. I bought a Neo-tec 872i ( comes with upgraded cylinder, crank, coil and a Walbro carb) last year. I added an Eagan Straight Shot muffler. I run 24'" and 28" bars. It is a beast. Fit and finish is maybe 85%, but nothing that has affected the performance. 40:1 with non -ethanol 90 and Royal Purple oil. Revs out crisp and clean with zero cylinder deposits. Excellent value for $350.
I have heard this explanation before. I still will cut them zero slack. I think it is either shady or it is ignorant, and I do not think they are ignorant. So yeah, they are purposefully trying to trick the consumer.
Great to see another higher quality Zenoah clone👍🏻 Yeah, sometimes those reviews online from those who are clearly less than well versed with the products they're reviewing are borderline comical🤨😅
Good honest review Boedy, I like that you are reviewing from just a home owner point of view, a good perspective would be what a rental place would charge for a 2 day rental of a 62cc saw would be. Thanks for your videos I really enjoyed the hustle. You have came a long ways since I started watchin. Chainsaw are addicting for sure....thanks again
These newer China saws are actually getting to be good Ranch/Farm saws. Not logging for a living but dealing with clearing, dead falls, etc. year round. I'm just a homeowner, 70y.o., but supplement heating with a Fireplace insert. Last year I cut up about 13 cords(Planning for the future), only one so far this year.(rain/rain and more rain) Ive only had one suffer a clutch failure and that was my lack of maintenance. Everything I cut is hardwood so I know Brodies review is spot on.
Most homeowners don't need a saw that big. Years ago, my old Husky XP 346 wore out, I bought a Poulan Pro 5020 and a 4218, The 5020 is ok, but the 4218 has been great, love that little saw! Ported and tuned the carb, cuts like crazy.
You could covert it to that pretty easy. The 3/8 sprocket doesn't care the thickness of the chain but you do have to get the correct Husky bar for it. That's what I bought and it fit.
A couple questions. What is squish? Is it the same chassis as the other Zenoah clones, or are the cases a little bigger, bigger bearings ... or is it same plastics, caps, etc. I know the air filter is different (so cover may be taller). Looked pretty grunty out of the box with that open port cylinder. How do they get away with that nice open can muffler when everyone else is putting cats and/or strato? The 2 laminate bars and chisel chain alone are worth 50 bucks. And, you get a new saw that runs really good (My 80 dollar Zenoah clone is a decent little saw, a little vibey, but runs really good - and probably on the 6th season, though I have a lot of other saws I like more - but pretty light and strong - it is ported now though, so that's not really fair ... heh heh).
If you watched his box opening of the chainsaw earlier in the day, it doesn't need one. The factory muffler is wide open with no baffles. It's amazing actually.
Was impressed with reviews and had one of these ordered. After 2 weeks of back and forth and still no saw I forced a refund(AliExpress) and ended up catching a HUS372xp/24" Bar/chain combo with a discount from Amazon. $190.00 to my door tax included. Wasn't what I originally wanted but after getting it setup and the carb. adjusted I am very pleased. I added a NeoTec 28" Bar/chain combo deal for $49(heavily discounted for the holidays) Happy with the decision, but still like the idea of adding the Proyama......... maybe after I can sell a few of my other saws - Have to keep the wife happy.
I have the joncutter 5800 with a 20" bar. It's really a good saw for a homeowner. Will cut everything reasonable. I've cut at least 10 cords with it. Needs to be tuned correctly. I got it a couple years ago on a black Friday deal for $109 with the bar and a couple chains. Not quite as nice as my husky 359, but it's been pretty bulletproof.
They have a trimmer multi tool set up ive been seriously thinking of buying for my lawn care buisness but not knowing their quality ive been hesitant. Judging by what you've seen so far you think its worth a shot?
I must have been lucky, mine came with 20" + 24". I think the more reputable Chinese manufacturers are improving quality as they go, others are take the money and run. Great video, we need these honest opinions!
Engine kicks back when it stops on compression, and can sometimes break the starter. By holding a length of rope pulled the launcher cushions the shock and does not break. “Easy start” starters absorb this shock automatically without pulling the rope.
Thanx for the review! Looking forward to bigger wood vids. My concern is , does it last? Forward it to someone that (ab)use it for 20+ hours followed with an updated review. You are the one to make it happen. Interesting stuff.
Arre the Proyama saws compatible with name brand machines? Worried about needing a chain or bar on the weekend and not being able to get a replacement on a Saturday or Sunday
I’d also take the Holtzforma G372 XP clone, and here’s why. They’re on like it’s 4th revision refining the saw, it’s a monster with a 20 to 24 inch bar, it’s currently on Amazon for $235 and the Proyama is $289.00 and the G 372xp is fully compatible with the Husqvarna. And it’s a way better production firewood saw.
I found these for 150, and the wemars for 78, im definitely keeping a close eye on the competition, doing my research, thanks for the review b everything I was looking to find out right here.
Zenoah clone? (Have a real Zenoah engine, and am wondering about *oil.* Trying to build consensus, and am wondering if these like Maxima K2, which I already have and wonder if I made a mistake.)
I would like to compare this to the garwinner 6220. Runs just like it. Everything is just cheaper about the garwinner, no primer bulb yet starts everytime cold second pull(even out of the box). Id like to look at the chain tensioner on the proyama, as the garwinners is garbage, brake works ok though, but also cheap on the cheaper side. Runs like champ. In comparison to a jonsered 2255 with a 20" bar just like the garwinner, it runs laps around it after tuning it. Perhaps even before tuning it. My garwinner 6220 was I think $130. I wanna say I paid around $550 for the jonsered.
It’s good to see Chinese clones that aren’t junk. I’d guess most homeowners aren’t needing 62cc, and they probably default to an entry level Stihl or Echo for around the same price or even less (albeit with a much smaller engine and bar). It will be interesting to see the longevity of the Proyamas.
After Beryl knocked a tree down in my yard, i got an echo cs3510. Cut up a probably 24in ash tree. That saw held out strong and punched above its weight for what it went against. Lol. But of course a bigger bar and motor would have helped. Gonna be ordering one of these next if I dont get an echo 4910. Perceived longevity is a factor.
LOL - haven't purchased any in recent years that had an issue out of the box. Not that I'd trust any of the Top handle saws. Half of those have no chain brake, just a hand guard.
Just putting in my vote for your trip to China. I would definitely buy a hot 50cc class Chinese clone closed port saw. Probably buy more than one as long as it isn't a clamsheĺl. And yes , truth in advertising. If it is 62, call it a 62. I would like it if you weighed the saws you review like dyno joe does. I don't know exactly what is up but I handled a cs4910 at home depot for the first time the other day . Now it was in their rental dept. which means it is absolutely reliable. They used to rent only Makitas. They only had 2 saws for rent, a 4910 and a 590. That being said echo claims the 4910 weighs 10.6 lbs . Found a claimed weight of 10 lbs for a poulan 3050 online. Same saw as my 4620 but 49cc. The cs4910 feels like an absolute pig compared to my 4620. Kind of surprised me actually.
Like you said before. The Japanese did it with the motorcycle to eventually be the best in the world. The Chinease saws will one day be pretty good too. They are definitely improving!
The lack of original designs is what concerns me on that. Without the lessons you learn in research and development you don't gain the knowledge to make something exceptional.
I like to see a comparison of this compare to my black max BM 5820 20 inch 50cc chainsaw which I think has a lot of balls and it's about the same price as this
5:43 I spent hours trying to get mine running to no avail. 300+ pulls and it will not fire. Proper fuel mix, 91 octane no ethanol fuel, checked spark plug, followed manual instructions implicitly, watched YT videos....saw just would not fire up, even after 300+ pulls. Already started the refund process. Guess I'll just stick to my Stihls and Husqavarnas.
If you pull the cylinder look and see if it has a 48 on one of the 4 sides. That might very well be the cylinder you got. I have 2 of them. The piston is 47.8ish mm the stroke is 34mm on my saw. 61.5 actual CC. It's OK but the transfers are too small for the CC of the motor.
If yours is similar to mine the clutch isn't really happy with keeping up with the motor. Mine gets hot when I really push it. I put a 24" 3/8 .058 Husky bar on it and the clutch on mine really doesn't like pushing that.
If you "big bore" a 54.5cc platform with that top end you have to machine 1.5mm x 7.2.m off of the entire top of the crankcase minus the transfers. I will be happy to provide a link of where to buy the top end kit.
I had a 48mm bore 61.5cc one of these called a timberpro years ago, it didnt run any better than the 54.5cc joncutter version. The ports just cant feed the extra displacement so it didnt perform like a 61cc saw, I told people it was a 50 because it ran like one. The clutch also dosnt like long bars, I run 16 inch bars on these saws to save the clutch. I dont care about the 61.5cc version of this saw, I like the 54cc better, it pulls more rpm and cuts faster in most everything I cut.
And, though it doesn't matter really, I'll bet that Proyama when it breaks in would beat the echo 590 by a small margin - but the 590's are a great bang for the buck too - mine was 360 off ebay - a while ago, they are probably 500 now? And, I know everyone hates 590's but I like mine. I don't care if it is slightly slower and heavier than a Husq 562 or Stihl 362. It cuts within a second or 2 max, and runs really good.
Ya, I have a 460. it's built like a tank. good saw, but my Zenoah clones are just as good for a fraction of the money. Not dissing Husky, I love them, The Zenoahs have Husky design roots. @@skrompf
@@skrompfI agree. For a home owner saw you can't go wrong with a rancher. You can't even compare the build quality between a Chinese saw and a husky, Stihl or echo, they are on completely different levels.
@@mustafacntrz Been a while since I measured it, but it was definitely above 60cc. I do a full inspection in this video: ruclips.net/video/FF698QoDT20/видео.html
@chloeew4627 They are asking $289 for it now, and at that price point there’s many other options out there that are better suited. The G372xp would blow that saw out of the water.
Well… there goes the neighborhood DIY homeowners see this they’ll never hire anyone again …they can’t afford it anyway “barefoot” On line accounting degree here I come!! That’ll give my 620 a run for its money. I bet it’s lighter too.
Those would be good saws...but there made out of poor quality parts..I suppose if you wanted to buy a better piston and jug...and maybe a goodguality carb...but if you was gone do thay..you may as well just buy a better saw ..I have two of those in my building...and I've worked and worked and replaced parts..only to have them brake again..there just really cheap built..and you get what you pay for...
I have a relatively new husketball in 562.That's been a piece of s*** ever since.I bought it.I might replace it with that. I'm a husky, still guy, but for the money you got a piece of saw, that's a piece of c*** to get rid of it.
Run it with the .325 chain and short bar and see how it stacks up against the 55 builds.
Yup...I think 20 inch bar .325 chain is the ticket with that saw in stock form
I agree, it should be wearing a .325 with an actual twenty 100%! And let’s not pretend, that Husky will outlive you. And that saw is going for $289 now on Amazon, and that’s way too much for a China clone , the Holtzforma G372xp is currently at $235 for the powerhead and its 72cc’s!
Plenty of people buying chinese saws and had good results. Plus they are a great cheap platform for dipping your hat into the porting/modding side of things and upgrading them with quality cylinders and pistons from well known companies!
There still catching up with saws but they are a good deal just got a 58cc model. Chinese have been copying brand name things for so long now alot of the time it's the same quality and lower price.
Government should ban import of all these short life products. Also it's not cool to have copies of origin creators hard works.
@conmanumber1 China copys everything we do and make. That is why now a days it's almost worth it to get Chinese versions alot of the time. They been copying us for so long they can perfect what they copy, making it not worth it to pay for big brand names.
The reason they copy is the patent runs out. If the original manufacturer cares they should renew patent. @@conmanumber1
Good backup saw for cutting firewood and they sound good when they run
What quality is the bar ?😊
The Chinese manufacturers include the volume of the squish area above the piston in their calculation for measuring the cc's of a 2 stroke motor. I learned this from years of building motorized bikes using the little Chinese 2 strokes. They sell these 66cc motors as 80cc. This is common knowledge to those of us involved in the hobby. I can't tell you whether this is a shady marketing ploy or just their way of measuring cylinder volume. This practice could possibly be the reason why the saw does not measure out to the claimed volume. I bought a Neo-tec 872i ( comes with upgraded cylinder, crank, coil and a Walbro carb) last year. I added an Eagan Straight Shot muffler. I run 24'" and 28" bars. It is a beast. Fit and finish is maybe 85%, but nothing that has affected the performance. 40:1 with non -ethanol 90 and Royal Purple oil. Revs out crisp and clean with zero cylinder deposits. Excellent value for $350.
I have heard this explanation before. I still will cut them zero slack. I think it is either shady or it is ignorant, and I do not think they are ignorant. So yeah, they are purposefully trying to trick the consumer.
Great to see another higher quality Zenoah clone👍🏻 Yeah, sometimes those reviews online from those who are clearly less than well versed with the products they're reviewing are borderline comical🤨😅
Good honest review Boedy, I like that you are reviewing from just a home owner point of view, a good perspective would be what a rental place would charge for a 2 day rental of a 62cc saw would be. Thanks for your videos I really enjoyed the hustle. You have came a long ways since I started watchin. Chainsaw are addicting for sure....thanks again
These newer China saws are actually getting to be good Ranch/Farm saws. Not logging for a living but dealing with clearing, dead falls, etc. year round.
I'm just a homeowner, 70y.o., but supplement heating with a Fireplace insert. Last year I cut up about 13 cords(Planning for the future), only one so far this year.(rain/rain and more rain) Ive only had one suffer a clutch failure and that was my lack of maintenance. Everything I cut is hardwood so I know Brodies review is spot on.
Most homeowners don't need a saw that big. Years ago, my old Husky XP 346 wore out, I bought a Poulan Pro 5020 and a 4218, The 5020 is ok, but the 4218 has been great, love that little saw! Ported and tuned the carb, cuts like crazy.
Looks pretty similar to the 455 rancher from what i can see what do you think
I have the pcs68 and the 455 rancher. They’re similar size but not the same. The pcs68 is much more powerful
It would be nice if it came with a 20" bar 3/8 .050 72 links.
You could covert it to that pretty easy. The 3/8 sprocket doesn't care the thickness of the chain but you do have to get the correct Husky bar for it. That's what I bought and it fit.
Agreed, and I have done that, just would make getting chains and bars easier. @@MrBooMY3
I would like to see a review of the ms660 neotec if possible. Thinking about buying one
What does it weigh?😊
Compliment from me today 😊
A couple questions. What is squish? Is it the same chassis as the other Zenoah clones, or are the cases a little bigger, bigger bearings ... or is it same plastics, caps, etc. I know the air filter is different (so cover may be taller). Looked pretty grunty out of the box with that open port cylinder. How do they get away with that nice open can muffler when everyone else is putting cats and/or strato? The 2 laminate bars and chisel chain alone are worth 50 bucks. And, you get a new saw that runs really good (My 80 dollar Zenoah clone is a decent little saw, a little vibey, but runs really good - and probably on the 6th season, though I have a lot of other saws I like more - but pretty light and strong - it is ported now though, so that's not really fair ... heh heh).
pretty decent power out of the box. plastics and av junk or decent quality? wonder what a muff mod would do?
If you watched his box opening of the chainsaw earlier in the day, it doesn't need one. The factory muffler is wide open with no baffles. It's amazing actually.
Was impressed with reviews and had one of these ordered. After 2 weeks of back and forth and still no saw I forced a refund(AliExpress) and ended up catching a HUS372xp/24" Bar/chain combo with a discount from Amazon. $190.00 to my door tax included.
Wasn't what I originally wanted but after getting it setup and the carb. adjusted I am very pleased. I added a NeoTec 28" Bar/chain combo deal for $49(heavily discounted for the holidays)
Happy with the decision, but still like the idea of adding the Proyama......... maybe after I can sell a few of my other saws - Have to keep the wife happy.
Really nice saw! Might have to get me one!
I have the joncutter 5800 with a 20" bar. It's really a good saw for a homeowner. Will cut everything reasonable. I've cut at least 10 cords with it. Needs to be tuned correctly. I got it a couple years ago on a black Friday deal for $109 with the bar and a couple chains. Not quite as nice as my husky 359, but it's been pretty bulletproof.
They have a trimmer multi tool set up ive been seriously thinking of buying for my lawn care buisness but not knowing their quality ive been hesitant. Judging by what you've seen so far you think its worth a shot?
Look at how straight those cookie logs are. Amazing.
I happen to see right now at the same exact thing on AliExpress 199 dollars I'm thinking I should buy that sounds incredible in free shipping
I must have been lucky, mine came with 20" + 24". I think the more reputable Chinese manufacturers are improving quality as they go, others are take the money and run. Great video, we need these honest opinions!
They make a PCS62 but I don't know what yours says on the case but they have both a 68 and 62
I’m curious, why do you pull the cord out a bit before shutting the saw down? Thanks
Engine kicks back when it stops on compression, and can sometimes break the starter.
By holding a length of rope pulled the launcher cushions the shock and does not break.
“Easy start” starters absorb this shock automatically without pulling the rope.
How close is it to a Redmax G621av?
It seems for what it is it's pretty good like to see how long it lasts
Thanx for the review! Looking forward to bigger wood vids. My concern is , does it last? Forward it to someone that (ab)use it for 20+ hours followed with an updated review. You are the one to make it happen. Interesting stuff.
Could you put it up against the new wemars 6220 you just got
Arre the Proyama saws compatible with name brand machines? Worried about needing a chain or bar on the weekend and not being able to get a replacement on a Saturday or Sunday
There’s husky bars that fit the pinkway version of this saw so I imagine they would work on this one asswell. Oil holes lined up
Is Imperial up or down??
I think it’s down?
I’d spend $50 more and get a Holtzforma g372 xp and put my own bar and chain on it and it will blow that 62 cc saw away.
Holtzforma is also a clone
@@paulswanenburg7445no way ! Thanks to Sherlock
I’d also take the Holtzforma G372 XP clone, and here’s why. They’re on like it’s 4th revision refining the saw, it’s a monster with a 20 to 24 inch bar, it’s currently on Amazon for $235 and the Proyama is $289.00 and the G 372xp is fully compatible with the Husqvarna. And it’s a way better production firewood saw.
I found these for 150, and the wemars for 78, im definitely keeping a close eye on the competition, doing my research, thanks for the review b everything I was looking to find out right here.
No you didn’t
Which is better Wemars or Proyama?
Can you try the Amazon supmix 62 cc I purchased it and it works pretty well I just think it’s to loud any tips on making it less loud
Wear hearing protection. It has a muffler that enhances its performance most likely. A quieter one will reduce it.
Seems to run pretty well. I’d get it broke in and then port it or at least try advancing the timing.
These better than the WEMARS?
Zenoah clone? (Have a real Zenoah engine, and am wondering about *oil.* Trying to build consensus, and am wondering if these like Maxima K2, which I already have and wonder if I made a mistake.)
I would like to compare this to the garwinner 6220. Runs just like it. Everything is just cheaper about the garwinner, no primer bulb yet starts everytime cold second pull(even out of the box). Id like to look at the chain tensioner on the proyama, as the garwinners is garbage, brake works ok though, but also cheap on the cheaper side. Runs like champ. In comparison to a jonsered 2255 with a 20" bar just like the garwinner, it runs laps around it after tuning it. Perhaps even before tuning it. My garwinner 6220 was I think $130. I wanna say I paid around $550 for the jonsered.
Craftsman 46cc 20" bar is about $220.ish +tax.
So this 62cc should be worth it
Poulan pro . ?😊
Probably made in the same factory
It’s good to see Chinese clones that aren’t junk. I’d guess most homeowners aren’t needing 62cc, and they probably default to an entry level Stihl or Echo for around the same price or even less (albeit with a much smaller engine and bar). It will be interesting to see the longevity of the Proyamas.
After Beryl knocked a tree down in my yard, i got an echo cs3510. Cut up a probably 24in ash tree. That saw held out strong and punched above its weight for what it went against. Lol. But of course a bigger bar and motor would have helped. Gonna be ordering one of these next if I dont get an echo 4910. Perceived longevity is a factor.
Taking into consideration it's country of origin, I would have given the chain brake a quick test before the first cut.
LOL - haven't purchased any in recent years that had an issue out of the box. Not that I'd trust any of the Top handle saws. Half of those have no chain brake, just a hand guard.
Maybe an echo cs590 contender?
Just putting in my vote for your trip to China. I would definitely buy a hot 50cc class Chinese clone closed port saw. Probably buy more than one as long as it isn't a clamsheĺl. And yes , truth in advertising. If it is 62, call it a 62. I would like it if you weighed the saws you review like dyno joe does. I don't know exactly what is up but I handled a cs4910 at home depot for the first time the other day . Now it was in their rental dept. which means it is absolutely reliable. They used to rent only Makitas. They only had 2 saws for rent, a 4910 and a 590. That being said echo claims the 4910 weighs 10.6 lbs . Found a claimed weight of 10 lbs for a poulan 3050 online. Same saw as my 4620 but 49cc. The cs4910 feels like an absolute pig compared to my 4620. Kind of surprised me actually.
I've got stock 590. Muffler has extra hole. Proyama seems much much better than the p o s 372 holzforma I got
Like you said before. The Japanese did it with the motorcycle to eventually be the best in the world. The Chinease saws will one day be pretty good too. They are definitely improving!
The lack of original designs is what concerns me on that. Without the lessons you learn in research and development you don't gain the knowledge to make something exceptional.
@@modarkthemauler and that is what it is all about... do your own research, do not copy
Sooner or later I will have to play with one of these.
I like to see a comparison of this compare to my black max BM 5820 20 inch 50cc chainsaw which I think has a lot of balls and it's about the same price as this
5:43 I spent hours trying to get mine running to no avail. 300+ pulls and it will not fire. Proper fuel mix, 91 octane no ethanol fuel, checked spark plug, followed manual instructions implicitly, watched YT videos....saw just would not fire up, even after 300+ pulls.
Already started the refund process. Guess I'll just stick to my Stihls and Husqavarnas.
Pull plug Out Drop Fuel in Replace Plug Should Fire
Not bad but I think Id rather a Holtzforma G372 for around the same price. Cheers
If you pull the cylinder look and see if it has a 48 on one of the 4 sides. That might very well be the cylinder you got. I have 2 of them. The piston is 47.8ish mm the stroke is 34mm on my saw. 61.5 actual CC. It's OK but the transfers are too small for the CC of the motor.
If yours is similar to mine the clutch isn't really happy with keeping up with the motor. Mine gets hot when I really push it. I put a 24" 3/8 .058 Husky bar on it and the clutch on mine really doesn't like pushing that.
If you "big bore" a 54.5cc platform with that top end you have to machine 1.5mm x 7.2.m off of the entire top of the crankcase minus the transfers. I will be happy to provide a link of where to buy the top end kit.
I've bought 3 different "62cc" saws and all 3 were 54 5cc. I had to buy my own top end to ensure I got one.
I had a 48mm bore 61.5cc one of these called a timberpro years ago, it didnt run any better than the 54.5cc joncutter version. The ports just cant feed the extra displacement so it didnt perform like a 61cc saw, I told people it was a 50 because it ran like one. The clutch also dosnt like long bars, I run 16 inch bars on these saws to save the clutch.
I dont care about the 61.5cc version of this saw, I like the 54cc better, it pulls more rpm and cuts faster in most everything I cut.
I’d say for $259.99 no -brainer for a camp saw to being left in a tractor! I was going to say runs similar to a Echo 590 stock.
And, though it doesn't matter really, I'll bet that Proyama when it breaks in would beat the echo 590 by a small margin - but the 590's are a great bang for the buck too - mine was 360 off ebay - a while ago, they are probably 500 now? And, I know everyone hates 590's but I like mine. I don't care if it is slightly slower and heavier than a Husq 562 or Stihl 362. It cuts within a second or 2 max, and runs really good.
$449 at my local Home Depot.
That really does seem alright.
Try a Huyosen chainsaw. In my opinion, that brand makes the best clones. Proyama is a good option, but Huyosen is more accurate with advertising.
This is sexy content. You made my day. And this cylinder set with open muffler sounds great. I like it.
Be nice to see these test cuts in hardwood.
👍🆙BigGuy
I want to see it head to head with a cs590 or 620
Pinkway for the win
havent seen this in a 24 yet
ruclips.net/video/YxOulPDFok8/видео.html
Half the money of a 460 Rancher and just as much saw, just as good too.
certainly easier to work on than 4xx huskies i guarantee.
Rancher's last a life time if you don't fuck them up. My 5 cent.
Ya, I have a 460. it's built like a tank. good saw, but my Zenoah clones are just as good for a fraction of the money. Not dissing Husky, I love them, The Zenoahs have Husky design roots. @@skrompf
@@skrompfI agree. For a home owner saw you can't go wrong with a rancher. You can't even compare the build quality between a Chinese saw and a husky, Stihl or echo, they are on completely different levels.
Drop off 1 of the bar and the price down with the other at around 125 see how that sells
Cutting with Chinese saw then log makes Chinese eyes at 4:48. Juss sayn.
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Shouldve got a pinkway saw it will walk the dog on the proyama lol for $120
This chainsaw is 58.1cc.. 4hp
Have you measured my chainsaw? It is not 58.1cc.
@@novicelumberjack How many CC?
@@mustafacntrz Been a while since I measured it, but it was definitely above 60cc. I do a full inspection in this video: ruclips.net/video/FF698QoDT20/видео.html
When you are done making video's with that saw, sell it to me.
Interesting
Nothing wrong with that , get 3 years of home firewood and it’s a bargain.😊
@chloeew4627
They are asking $289 for it now, and at that price point there’s many other options out there that are better suited. The G372xp would blow that saw out of the water.
Chinese clone saws , don't just cut wood with them, collect them. 😀
Well… there goes the neighborhood
DIY homeowners see this they’ll never hire anyone again …they can’t afford it anyway “barefoot”
On line accounting degree here I come!!
That’ll give my 620 a run for its money. I bet it’s lighter too.
Those would be good saws...but there made out of poor quality parts..I suppose if you wanted to buy a better piston and jug...and maybe a goodguality carb...but if you was gone do thay..you may as well just buy a better saw
..I have two of those in my building...and I've worked and worked and replaced parts..only to have them brake again..there just really cheap built..and you get what you pay for...
Bro, american do the same all over 😂 exemple... a raptor 700r is actually 670 cc something
Hey buddy, that thing sounds peppy!.
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I have a relatively new husketball in 562.That's been a piece of s*** ever since.I bought it.I might replace it with that. I'm a husky, still guy, but for the money you got a piece of saw, that's a piece of c*** to get rid of it.