sawinredneck
Treehouser
But look at how good the air filtration works!
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rskybiz
TreeHouser
I did I did already!
Magnus
TreeHouser
Good air filters is a must..... But so is decent power, easy starts and good components that last.
I don't think it is possible to get good power without fuel.
With newer saws it seems it is better to have good emissions than good power. They get less fuel per cc now than ever before..
I had a customer here that ran a X-torq and said he saved a lot of fuel at the same time as he was taking care of environment.
I made him a dare to try a same size saw with conventional engine and cut same amount of wood.
The dare included that he would do it faster with less fuel on the same job.
If He won he gets a bottle, if I win he get to run a decent saw for free!
I still have the bottle!
I don't think it is possible to get good power without fuel.
With newer saws it seems it is better to have good emissions than good power. They get less fuel per cc now than ever before..
I had a customer here that ran a X-torq and said he saved a lot of fuel at the same time as he was taking care of environment.
I made him a dare to try a same size saw with conventional engine and cut same amount of wood.
The dare included that he would do it faster with less fuel on the same job.
If He won he gets a bottle, if I win he get to run a decent saw for free!
I still have the bottle!
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
Anybody else bugged by that guy in the video? The way he throws the saws around, pops the filter cover and it falls to the ground, the general demeanor like a big showoff .....new gloves, new helmet, new chainsaws pants... Hey buddy, get some dirt or sumpin. :roll:
SkwerI
Treehouser
He's probably required by Husky to wear all that crap for his demonstration. If somebody forced me to wear gloves while trying to work with saws then I'd probably be dropping stuff as well.
Magnus
TreeHouser
If you are to have a saw here, this is what you need to wear.
Saw protection on left upper hand is a wonderful thing! Cushion the blow from branches very well!
Saw protection on left upper hand is a wonderful thing! Cushion the blow from branches very well!
HolmenTree
Banned
That ballastic nylon saw protection on the back of the left hand glove saved my older brothers hand once.
Back in the mid 1970s when our Jonsereds had no chainbrakes it was company policy to wear "safety gloves" or mitts. My brother got a severe kickback with his saw and with no chainbrake his left hand slipped off the top handle and jammed into the turning chain.
The ballastic nylon in the back of the glove twisted up in the chain so tightly that my brother had to get the glove cut off his hand with a knife. But not a mark was left on his hand. He was given a safety award by the company for wearing those gloves.
Willard.
SteveBullman
TreeHouser
i've seen it cut, and it is impressive. they were demonstrating the torque feature by cutting into a log approx 14" diameter, stopping the cut, then resuming the cut with the saw in place. normally you'd back out a touch in this scenario before starting the cut again
SkwerI
Treehouser
With a 200T I would have chunked that thing down another 20 feet. They seem to be going out of their way to avoid any indication that this thing is anywhere near as strong as the 200T. I could see if somebody wanted one strictly as a pruning saw perhaps, and as a backup to the 200T, but then you get into the inconvenience of twice as many spare parts to stock for maintenance. I think I'd rather have 3-4 200Ts rather than 2 200Ts and two T540s.
flushcut
TreeHouser
I would really like to see it cut all the way through a limb in real time.
littlenick
TreeHouser
I dont know, i think it looks like it cuts pretty good.
flushcut
TreeHouser
It looked like it had good power but I would still like to see it.
PCTREE
Treehouser
In all our Wraptor movies we speed the ascent up 3x to make it look cool
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I got a call from my dealer today, he says he'll have a couple in two weeks. I almost bought a 200T yesterday but I hate those flippy caps. Guess I'll wait to see what happens with the Husky. Still no price.
flushcut
TreeHouser
Keep us posed I would love to hear all about if you get one.
littlenick
TreeHouser
I have some work brewing, once I hear back from a few more people I'll pull the trigger and buy one.
Cobleskill
Treehouser
Hopefully it's a lot cheaper than the 200. Husky should have a handle on design by now. What's this, the third series?
flushcut
TreeHouser
Sweet please do! I hope you land them all.
Cut4fun
Redneck Chainsaw Repair
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Being in my part of Ohio a 540 can not be bought. A out of state dealer answered the questions.
He also gets new husky demos to test drive before being sold to public. Then he sends them back in for tear downs.
((((( 555/562 have been scheduled for a second quarter release for a while now, and that isn't quite here yet. I didn't have to turn in my 560 sample until late last year. (Hated to give it back) All of those saws had to go back to Sweden for tear down and evaluation, so production wouldn't begin until after that was completed.
I would think that the 540 is a ways out yet. It's not in the 2011 catalog, but the 555/562 are. I'm supposed to get a 540 sample soon, like I did with the 560 last year. If they follow the same script of letting the samples get beat up for six months, and then call them back for testing, we won't be seeing production for a while. ))))))
He also gets new husky demos to test drive before being sold to public. Then he sends them back in for tear downs.
((((( 555/562 have been scheduled for a second quarter release for a while now, and that isn't quite here yet. I didn't have to turn in my 560 sample until late last year. (Hated to give it back) All of those saws had to go back to Sweden for tear down and evaluation, so production wouldn't begin until after that was completed.
I would think that the 540 is a ways out yet. It's not in the 2011 catalog, but the 555/562 are. I'm supposed to get a 540 sample soon, like I did with the 560 last year. If they follow the same script of letting the samples get beat up for six months, and then call them back for testing, we won't be seeing production for a while. ))))))
treesandsurf
Treehouser
Isn't there a husqy saw out called a T435 or something close to that? I think I used one that Dave thattreeguy had? Is this saw a step up from that one?
jp
jp
Cut4fun
Redneck Chainsaw Repair
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T435 is a re-badged redmax 3500 http://www.redmax.com/node3937.aspx?nid=173561
18 stoner
But not stoned...
Real sorry for the late comment, only just caught up on this thread.
As for the vid though, Im very under-impressed as most of you, as my 192t would do ALL that this effort did there.
The vid would have been more at home as an arb college promo rather than one advertising a product!
As for the vid though, Im very under-impressed as most of you, as my 192t would do ALL that this effort did there.
The vid would have been more at home as an arb college promo rather than one advertising a product!
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Well I went to the other side and bought the 200T. My dealer ( Husky) has been jerking my chain for too long about this new top handle and I'm sick of it. I understand, build the excitement and the sale will happen, but this is Bullshit. So off to the Stihl dealer I went. I've got friends that swear at it ( damn flippy caps etc. ) and friends that swear by it( wouldn't buy another). So I went with it. Ouch$$$. Ah well it's just another weapon in the arsenal. If Husky ever brings it to the states, I will consider it but it will be a while now.
