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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Today we look at the most powerful, biggest, baddest Chainsaw in Stihls Line-up. The MS 880 Magnum Pro-Series Chainsaw. If you have Big Timber or just want a behemoth of a saw the 880 is the one.
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so when you are going through a divorce and the judge says to give her half, stihl makes a chain saw for that.
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That's what I need to use it for to chop down the shore tree
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Mr Gasmask 8hi)
ms880 fits good in that case
Hey Mike,
Strap an Alaskan Sawmill to that 880 and start milling those saw logs you've put back. That will get you into saw milling on the cheap.
I put this video on thinking you were going to put this beast to work on some downed oak. But no.... you took out a tape measure, told your mrs what to do, spotted another oak, but no chainsaw action. Next time, just tell us you're not going to operating this thing, just give us a tour of your property, ... just saying. Oh yeah.... next video we see this thing work.
HI Melissa did you dance w the big MS 880 chainsaw you look good w that chainsaw you can't hug that big oak tree / peace 1 2 2022
People that live in California use these we have huge trees here. 880 vs giant sequoia trees here we come!
Hi Mike,love the channel,my family were in the timber import business from the late 18 hundreds here in the UK. There were lots of enormous Elm and Oak trees until the Dutch elm disease killed several milions of trees.Around 1950 my father built a saw with a six foot blade powered by a 350cc New imperial motor bike engine and he fabricated everything by hand even the bar and sprockets and had to join two blades as there were no blades long enough to suit.We used it for several years cutting fallen trees but it could only be used in the vertical as it was a four stroke engine then it was black powder to split the sections as there was no handling machinery such as you use and it was all down to muscle power .
U should upload a video and show it off I’d Like to see ur families own built chainsaw
if you cut enough firewood on a weekly bases who needs crossfit !! right Mike hehe
jfbadboy09ct Fact!^^ lol
Thumbnail. Can see you’re putting what you learned from your trip to RUclips into practice.
If you come across a California Redwood on your property your prepared to tackle it
Lol who you trying to kid. Paul Bunyan couldn’t use that
Great video Mike and Melissa, really looking forward to seeing that thing in action. wanted to point out when you were listing your reasons why someone would buy that big of a saw, you left out probably the number one reason people buy that saw. Milling. with all that power and a 60 inch bar, you can make some amazing slabs. tables, bar tops.. ect
Yup, thats why I bought one
Still remember my uncle running his Mac 125 what a beast
You know there's people out there that would use that to trim tiny fruit trees.
I always like comparing US prices to Canadian pricesMS880 - $2214.95 Canadian web site with a 60 inch bar MS880 - $2239.95 American web site with a 60 inch bar That is a huge price difference considering the money exchange is around 25-30 % Glad to see you're starting to get more of your lovely family in the videos .
Love it ty for sharing it 💜💞🍦💞💚
That’s tooo much saw for firewood 🤣
Nice saw. I used to heli log in British Columbia for 13 years and we used to rip logs up to 9 foot diameter using old 088s or 090s,sometimes Husky 3120s. We would use 6 foot bars but you could get up to 8 foot bars if needed. I personally have an old 066 that just motors through wood like crazy. Greetings from BC 😎
The intro to this video by your lovely assistant is of academy in value
@@Morgansunleashed Your welcome. I love watching you guys, its of better value than TV
@@Morgansunleashed they don't make them like they used to but damn you're lovely.
@@Morgansunleashed you're welcome. Do you have your own saw?
Buckin sent me over, he says you're good people and that's good enough for me.
Do you have red wood trees? lol no need for that big of a saw .. I have a 36" chain and do use it 90% of the time and we have huge popular trees.. I think this is crazy funny ...
Melissa, "Do you want me to hold the camera too?" ROFL! I laughed out loud when I heard you say that.
Lot of chain to sharpen 😊
Hello, the company STIHL is not far away from us :) Just come to Germany and I will show you Waiblingen. Greetings to the family and a nice Christmas. Greetings MARIO.
Big saws kickback less for me anyway.
I have a husqvarna 395xp and its all Rock n Roll.
What a beast. That saw would wear you out if you had to carry it through the woods much. Sounds just like my old two-stroke dirtbike from the 70s. That a huge two-stroke. Enjoyed the video Mike. Merry Christmas.
880 with a 5ft bar is my everyday milling saw primarily - and gets taken off the mill for the odd felling job - Mill a few sticks into 55" width natural edged slabs and the saws price becomes very bearable compared to band Mills ( that can't fell a tree).
yes heavy and ungainly -- but it excells in its niche.
You can always ride that thing to work.
Hey can I see it cut some wood
I really hope that this means that you will be making some chainsaw milling videos. Granberg should definitely team up with you.
I climb for living, the 880 is a sweet saw! I’ve got a 660 with a skip tooth 36” bar. But in one year I of tree work I’ve fallen and bucked at least 12 trees over 4’ DBH. And 3 at 5’+ DBH
Definitely have a need, but there’s so many things to spend money on in tree work! I’ll get one someday. Love your family values my man, keep em comin!
Melissa Morgan I forget this is your whole family‘s channel! Really dig what you guys are about!
I climb also i cant afford it god kids bills keep working ill get there
Good video folks. I'll have nightmares about you all operating that saw on those tiny trees. I'd like to make a few cuts with it myself but felling with that monster is out of the question with these old bones.
Merry Christmas to you all, Hunter included. When you all were lining up I thought you were sending out a Christmas "CARD" Video picture of the family??? A photo bomb with Hunter would be nice. Thanks for sharing.
This saw cuts through trees. And trucks. And buildings. And....
Girls do cross fit, Mike does Firewood Fit, Tractor Fit and Chainsaw Fit
Stihl MS 880... for the man who feels the need to compensate for something even though he doesn't have to
Chainsaw milling will definitely break that saw in in no time. Come on give it a go.
Ladies always love a Magnum.
Mike, I wasnt sure you caught that during the video but I believe Ms. Melissa was about to give you a cross fit whooping my friend. You all have a great Christmas and keep up the video's we enjoy watching you all. Oh , and beautiful family as well. Cheers
I was thinking the same thing Mark. Please accept my wishes for a great Christmas time with your family & other loved ones. I miss old KDKA this time of year; in the 70's, someone would have a transistor radio and we would listen to Jack Bogut broadcast from Gimbles and other stores raising money for Children's Hospital.
Dang she’s a keeper
Holy cow! Do they have a kick start option.The sound of that motor at idle gives me goosebumps
Sounds like my old ktm 125 dirt bike 😂
It sounds like my 80cc Suzuki lt80
I think doomguy would be happy owning that chainsaw.
You sure get easily distracted by firewood trees. I'd be sawmilling anything over 12in diameter.
Sorry.... I'm a huge stihl fan. Have 3 of them. BUT THAT ALL WENT OUT THE WINDOW AFTER SEEING THE GIRL!!!!!! HOLY SHIZ! If that's your wife sir I hope you're taking care of that! Damn!
When will you guys be getting the MS881 in the US?
So, my wife loves to watch big "monster" trucks pull up when we go shopping. The 1st time she did this with me while sitting in our "regular" truck, I didn't know what to make of it... She carefully watches who gets out, and sure as heck, we see this mediocre guy with a big ol attitude, get out with another dude. Both of them strutting around making a scene. You know what I mean? So I look at her and I say, Honey, should I be jealous or something? She turned to me and said, "Hell no! You see that attitude goes right along with that truck! He's trying to make up for his inadequacies... especially from down below the belt! Honey, you ought to be proud of yourself, but your humble... he's a lioser!" I never laughed so hard... neither could I escape from realizing the huge compliment my wife had just given me! Now, I'm a guy, and I have to admit, I like my toys... but that definitely changed the way I thought about them...! And that chainsaw definitely reminds me of those monsters! LOL! I Would probably only get one if having one was a necessity! (But, from one guy to another, it IS cool!) LOL! 😆 🤣
Aw Man I was gonna use the "Crocodile Dundee" reference and you beat me to it. Melisa is so helpful " You want me to hold the camera too" LOL
I use the the 290 sthl my self for firewood and works great 😎👍
I was climbing a tall eucalyptus tree and the last cut, 20 foot up the trunk, with my spikes in, I needed to exchange my MS 660. 25” bar, for a MS 880 4’ bar.
I cut in a shallow scarf
From the left side.
Then I had to do the back cut, spiking around either side to span the 6’ diameter.
Only time I’ve ever needed to climb with a Saw larger the a husqvana 394.
Why didn’t your Neighbor just call you instead of a Tree Service and save herself a lot of expense? Felling Trees and Harvesting Logs is your new full time business, right? I guess you are not advertising outside of RUclips? Maybe an idea for the future, Merry Christmas and.Have a Prosperous New Year!
Hate to say it but there is no way she is gonna be able to run that 880 all day without back locking up or shoulders killing her I know this for a fact as I have one I use for logging
This is off subject, but I know you discovered Dot’s pretzels. Have you seen Dot’s Pretzels dark chocolate flavored candy bar with pretzels and toffee yet?
My husky 2100 is 100ci and it only comes out to mill. Its too big foranything else. That 880 would just keep my 2100 company around here. Even at 7-8 ci.........too much power for comon sence lol. If jason would of had a saw this big in the movies his arms alone would scare his victoms ....
Good luck with the Stihl magnum the most powerfull chainsaw in the world, You got ask youself, do you feel luck tree. Mike say, well do you trunk. The tree says, ass got's to no. Mike mows said tree down, with ease with the stihl magnum. The tree reply " sun of a bitch ." Mike(Dirty Harry) Morgan. I loved the humour in the vid good luck useing the saw. Keep up the good work you an your family. Regards from England UK.
Don't get me wrong I need a 3120 or an 880 as much as the next guy, really I do!
But am I missing somthing here? What is the intended job description for the aforementioned 880? I figured you'd be cutting live edge slabs at least 48" or something similar .
For the trees shown I imagine that someone would have a much more pleasurable experience with a saw in the 70-80 cc range if you're a Stihl guy only then 460/461 , for what that saw cost you could've bought a 7910 for each member of your family and had a saw that you'll find a reason to use just because it's a pleasure.
Again not critical I would love to own this saw as well, it was just almost saterical looking as presented. Possibly just intranet saw humor that's over my head.
I would as mentioned love this saw but would have to go with the 3120, primarily based on price.
Enjoy your saw, stay safe!
Ever logger. 70 cc or more!! I was at my local dealer and I did check it out. And more .. love my husky 371xp.. it old but it gets it done! NC MOUNTAINS ❤!! 👌👍...
I wanted to give you a heads up about a life style plan that you may want to consider. You have talked a lot about diet etc. But this is really good and I’m my second round. 67 YO and this is really easy to stick too. They are Facebook based and it’s called E2M which is short for eager to motivate. Check out Instagram for details as Facebook info is protected. By the way down 39 since March 15.
Hi.The ms 880 was not equipped with a falling handle bar.That surprises me.I think the demo you got was meant for milling.The MS 661 with a 3 foot bar will cut any large trees left on the west coast.A little joke of mine,The 880 and 090 are Volks wagons without wheels.
Yeah.... I got a magnum 880...... Except mine bar is bigger than yours....People don't always believe how big it is, so every once in a while I whip it out. When I'm going horizontal the sheer weight of it just bends my bar so I have to let the guys with the smaller saws "git 'er started" then I just step in with my Magnum and handle the rest!😎😝
Silly to buy a monster chainsaw just to take it out and measure trees. I wanted to see it CUT
I have two of the 880's I run 25 inch bars with 404 chain I cut timber everyday with them same sort of Timber you have hard maple Red Oak Black Oak Cherry White Oak Walnut I am in central Michigan
I think Melissa showed pretty good driving and shifting skill. Hope you consider making up some T-shirts with both dump trucks on them. Thanks for the video!
You'll need a 55 gal drum of fuel to feed it too. My 660 turns 13500 & uses fuel faster than any saw I've ever had. Also if you're using a saw that's bar heavy, you'll eventually screw your back up. You're fighting weight & balance.
Great video…have you ever considered reading for ‘Books On Tape’? Your voice is easy listening! Thanks for sharing!
It has another use you did not mention, put a 20 inch bar on it and then flat file the chip height bits down a TAD and you have the fastest firewood slicer.
Hi Mike : I live in RW, Minnasnowa and I have seen my Cat talk off up the hill into the woods behind my house that is state forest land a few days ago ! But after splitting firewood that I could get done by hand ( REALLY wish I had some of your equipment !!! ) My neighbors told me that they seen my cat smoking weed with the deer ! Before the hunters woke up !!! Does this happen out east on your land ? Let us know. I enjoy your videos a lot since having to retire after working 47 years !!! Keep up the good shows ! Thanks Petey G.
Hi Morgans. We are 35 miles west of Springfield IL. We are sitting on the back deck watching bluebirds tend their nest in a hole in an old dead Locust on our sons 11 country acres. -would be about 18 acres if you could iron out all the hilly wrinkles!! Really enjoy your site. Have a day!
I bet you show all your daughters boyfriends your chainsaw collection. Make sure they don't want to "find out".
Mike, you missed your calling. This video really shows your humorous side and your choice of short movie clips was great. With the wieght of that ms880, can't see you using that all day much less Missy trying to handle monster! Great video, I'm still laughing as I write this. Gotta run, got grass to cut,, say hi to Hunter for me.
Question you purchased with dual dogs why didn't you get a full wrap handle....makes life easier with big felling saws...
And I thought my echo cs800 was a big saw LOL!!! That thing is a monster. Not a big fan of stihl saws I have a stihl concrete cutting saw and its a bear to start. I couldn't imagine what that thing would be like to start if it was anything like my 420 concrete saw. You would be warn out before you even got going LOL. I actually prefer husqvarna saws but the comparable size to the cs 800 echo was about twice the price so I went with the echo. The cs800 is about half the weight of that 880 that thing would be a real workout to operate thats for sure .
Good move on becoming self sufficient. I did it 22 years ago . Kits been up and down, good and bad and I wouldn’t have it any other way. May God bless your journey. Rock on
Hi Mike, greetings from the Great North Woods of Northern Maine. Still have lots of snow but looking forward to spring 🌱
Did I miss something but I didn’t actually see the Stihl ms880 actually used! Wasn’t the point of this video to show you it working!
Mike, a technical question . You cut a good deal of red pine, how many cuts can you get out of a blade, cutting red pine? Thanks, Daryl
Warm it up the piston gets hot before the cylinder. The piston skirt can scuff the chromed cylinder if revved cold. It's called cold shock
I just ran across this video today. The biggest saw I have ever ran across was in 1969 after Hurricane Camille. From one end to the bar handle was almost nine ft. It was used to cut up the huge live oaks in Hancock County in south Mississippi. It took to men to handle it and a three eighth file to sharpen it I ran it twice; my first and last time. Never saw one like it again
Mike do you still sponsor real tec SECURTY CAMERAS IF NOT WHAT BRAND DO YOU RECOMMEND
Did I click on a click bait commercial? Math units flip flopping feet to inches? Would that be prelude to confusion? Video: Hello , allow me to introduce you to a saw. Now lets measure some trees? Hmm?
Person who would buy this saw….. someone who does a lot of rip cutting and needs speed. Time is money. I too use a 362 but own this and a 661 for not just larger trees but so I can not spend all night in the bush.
Hey Mike Ill stick with my Echo 370 LoL Merry Christmas oh ya I dont blame ya on the crossfit thing at the gym!!!:);]
..yay, you should put a turbo on the 361..would have been lighter still..? It's a cool equipment thou!
Stihl has more pro grade saws than the couple you said. They have the 241 261 362 441 461 500i 661 and the 880
The only thing that stinks about this video is you don't show it in action..? Did I miss something?
I was hoping to see you use it. Enjoyed the walk and tree measurements. That large fir tree would make a gorgeous Christmas tree but looks almost as big as a house.
Make sure Melissa trains her lower legs hard. Multiple studies seem to confirm that the bigger a person's lower legs, the longer they will live. Lower legs are the body's second heart and the smaller they are, the harder the heart has to work
Cross fit!!?? You don't need no cross fit on your property. Just jump over tree stumps and fallen logs...that will get the heart rate up a bit. :)
I went to a Stihl dealer for a new chainsaw. I tried all the saws in the dealer. I couldn't pull start any saws in the dealer. I walked out of the dealer disappointed. Without a second thought, I ordered a Husqvarna 460 Rancher with a 24 inches bar. I received my first Husky. Two pulls I started my first big saw. I cut down few 24 inches diameter trees without issue. Just needed to readjust the carburetor. I tried my brother's Stihl MS362. Useless saw. Hard to start and the stock chain was dull. What good is a saw with a big name but I can't start and use it.
Hey There - out here in the Pacific Northwest that saw is a popsicle stick lol. We have massive trees out here Redwoods Cedars and Ponderosa Pines
Where I do a lot of camping and/or hunting there are trees downed that we cut to get our trucks through or cut for firewood that are well over 7 ft in diameter. You can literally park your truck on one side of the tree and it’s not visible from the other side.
Now that’s a tree! Lol
That ain't nothin like a motorcycle engine. Not even close. A KTM 125cc SX engine puts out 40 hp. This thing is 121cc and only puts out 8.5 hp. It does sound awesome though. I got a couple of huge Oaks that are too close to the house for my comfort. I'm thinking this thing would make short work of them for sure. Good video.
FYI: Your measuring results are is incorrect. You are reading the the 1/10 of a foot side of the tape, not the inches side. Otherwise nice video :)
880 with 36 to 48 on a sawmill jig and you cut all day long. It not made for many to Hall around all day. It's a mill machine. I have the Chinese knockoff version milling live edge up to 4 feet. The 880 has been on back order for 3 months.
The "Ole Painless" M 134A of chain saws. Jesse Ventura would be proud.
The oiler went out, twice, first was 40.00. Second was like 85.00. No warranty. Stihl dogs suck, bad design, I end up modifying them on the bigger saws. Use my 880 all day sometimes.
Do you have an email and You mentioned you wanted a concrete top in your new building I have all kinds of extra stuff if you would like it
This would be perfect for some of the fat cottonwoods we have her in Nebraska. They look nothing like the cottonwoods out west. We had one on the river banks we found were 5 people linked hand in hand could barely get around. The wood is soft though and double cutting isn’t and issue.
you need an alaskan sawmill now that you have that. cut some lumber
Mike, Tim the tool man Taylor would love that saw. Did it jump in you hane when you revved it up? Love the show and I hope the tree does die. It is an old tree and wonder if you can measure the year in doing the measuring? Have fun.
Just wondering what you all did for a living ,to have so much wealth. I'm impressed.
Both of you should check out this - wood turning video - She is really something else. Shows what a blank is and what can be done with Cherry. ruclips.net/video/dkeJRvAtmaE/видео.html A bit of a tease but she and her husband are wonderful.
If you could only have two chainsaws what would they be. Thanks for posting would love to hear your thoughts
Took down a poplar with an 880 that was 5.5' in diameter... Whats the circumference?