Husqvarna Rancher 460 chainsaw with the 24" bar and chain. amzn.to/2rlAQzX

Bought my first chainsaw, a Husqvarna 360 almost twenty years ago as a freshman in high school. It’s seen plenty of use and still runs like a champ. A couple years ago I picked up a used 375. Did a tuneup on it and it runs like a champ as well. Just picked up a 460 with 20” bar. Thinking I should pick up the 24” bar. Can’t wait to put it to use.

I have owned a Husqvarna 460 for the past 3 years and I love it! I started out with a Homelite chainsaw and I think highly of Homelite! I also had a Ryobi which was a piece of crap and I gave it away. About 3 months ago I purchased a Stihl arborist chainsaw. Husqvarna and Stihl are the only chainsaws that I will use. A friend of mine is a small engine mechanic and he informed me that as a mechanic Husqvarna is easier to work on than the Stihl chainsaw. Great information and thanks for sharing!

@kennywheelus6857

5 жыл бұрын

That's a plus on the husqvarna too

@kennywheelus6857

5 жыл бұрын

Easier to work on

@dannycoker6439

4 жыл бұрын

John Reinburg TU John I’m a husky man the 460 Rancher-with a 24 “bar works for me,safety first!!

@mddunlap03

3 жыл бұрын

Vertical split plastic case junk. How to fix any of the huski rancher saws unbolt the motor from the plastic frame and bolt on a new one for 250$ so just buy a pro saw with a bolt on jug and metal motor case and frame. 50-80$ for a new jug and piston and your good to go vs a throw away motor on a plastic frame

@wesmonahan8488

3 жыл бұрын

Makita 5600 will destroy the 460 and the farm boss over half horse more 13800 rpm vs 8000 from the 460 and is all around a better design

I bought this saw and I bought a 20" Husqvarna bar and chain for smaller trees. This is a great chainsaw.

Love my 460. Only issue is it leaks oil. Chainsaw guy shows how to fix oil leaks. Thank you for posting. And yes. Power box won’t protect from rain.

I've owned mine for 4 yrs and I absolutely love mine.

20:40 Husqvarna 460 Starts

@mario7mag

3 жыл бұрын

that's usually how long it takes me to get it going, about 20 mins of pulling.

@potatog891

2 ай бұрын

@@mario7mag tism moment

I bought a 455 Rancher from Lowe's on a weekend in winter '03-'04 for $400 with very little expectations after both my saws were stolen. Just needed to get thru a few months to save up for a new Stihl. The Husqvarna 455 is so good that I never had to buy a Stihl and still use that same saw today in 2021. It's never needed any major repairs and has literally hundreds of hours felling, limbing and bucking about 50 cord a year to burn, mill and sell. The 460 is essentially the same saw. It is/will be great for years to come.

I own that same saw with the 24" bar, and I will say that in my experience with it, you can cut for many running hours without any problems. I have had no issues with it on the family farm cutting firewood, and Logging work.

@edwardabrahamiii3742

9 ай бұрын

Give y0ur life t0 jesus christ bud

Just bought the exact one yesterday and wanted to learn more about this chainsaw first before using it. You made me aware of quite a bit and I appreciate your help.

@YanasaTV

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to help!

@pioneerguy714

2 жыл бұрын

I’m planning on getting either the 460 Rancher or the 572xp, I’m wondering if I should go pro or stick with this saw. The pro would be more powerful and more expensive though, the rancher would be lighter and have a better power to weight ratio. I fall in the landowner category, I’m just wondering if a ranch saw or a pro saw is better.

@zeromark202

2 жыл бұрын

@@pioneerguy714 buy the 572xp!! That’s a great saw and will last you forever. The ranchers are all plastic clamshells, it might be a little lighter since it’s a smaller engine, but the 572 blows away the rancher in power-to-weight ratio with twice the hp.

I love my 460 rancher. I got mine in 2014 for a midrange saw to go with my lite saw stihl 110 AVT. To clean up trails on the property. Rarely do I get a chance to use my 372xp husqvarna or my 666 stihl. Just to big for most of my jobs. But I got them for when I need a bigger saw... I liked the video you made. But next time, give your saw a little warm-up period before going full throttle. Give your rings a chance to expand and the oil in the fuel a head start on what's to come. I also got a kick out of watching you fill your right boot up with man glitter. 😳 Pants over the boots is preferred. LoL, thanks for the share. Catch up with you on the next one.

Yanasa Ama Ranch, thanks for this video. I understand things aren't made like they were back in the day and every company sells things that need more work on them than others. Run them while under warranty to see if it needs work done. Run them as that's what they're designed to do. Be safe everyone.

I have to admit the canned fuel is worth it. For one thing you don't have to mix it but it also lasts a long time on the shelf and doesn't gum up your saw. I'm lazy and don't drain the tank in between uses (which can be over a year apart) and my Husqvarna 235 still runs fine.

When you started the saw up I noticed something. You have the chain a little bit tight. You may want to loosen it just a smidge. You want it so if you pinch the chain and pull up on it when it's on the bar that it gives a little bit. But it sounded to as if you had it a little bit to tight. That will result in premature wear for the bar and chain. But other than that the saw sounds good and started right up without any trouble.

@michaelpasillas1591

5 жыл бұрын

You heard that too. I was going to mention the chain sounded tight.

In NC as well. Great video. Ordering it today.

Have one and I absolutely love it!!!!

I've had the Husky 460 for about 10 years now, it's a great saw. You can upgrade to the X-Cut chain to get the best performance. To compliment this saw you might consider the Stihl 194t, it's a $350 pro saw that's only 7 pounds and is great for the small stuff. You really don't want to use the 460 for limbing, it will wear you out.

@TheFrogfeeder

2 жыл бұрын

I just bought a 460 for the new property, and after using it all weekend, I heartily agree with you. Even my pro-tree-cutter buddy recommended that 194 almost word for word what you said…

@TheFrogfeeder

2 жыл бұрын

I might even switch my 460 to a 20inch bar just to help out too…

I'm posting on 7/18/21, so I'm a little late to this party. But I'm responding to this video anyway because I just bought at 460...before watching the video, and now after watching the video and having used my saw for just a couple of hours I can tell you that the video is SPOT ON. If you're considering getting a 460, do it! I've used a 14" electric saw for 'yard work' for 20 years. But recently had a large maple tree in my yard cut down for me. I didn't want to just burn it up in the fire place. So I had the guy leave about a 12 foot section of the trunk, and 5 or 6 big pieces of the canopy on the ground so that I could chainsaw mill them...not even having a suitable saw to do that with. Now that I've got the saw I'm confident that this will be an enjoyable project/experience.

Yesterday I watched my buddy take about a full minute to go through 10" diameter oak with his Homelite wood burning tool, then I went down to Tractor Supply and bought a 460. I just watched you go through about 12"-13" in 10 seconds, I hope that's *our story too,* later today - don't want to be cutting when the sun isn't up yet!

@Deezle_Gaming

4 жыл бұрын

I inherited a Homelite saw that was in my late grandfathers garage. I cannot believe how little balls it has, damn thing stalls in a 3" branch.

@jamesfarmer1523

4 жыл бұрын

I have a couple old home lite super XL that cut great

@JAFO.

4 жыл бұрын

@@jamesfarmer1523 Your General Practitioner can stitch that up for you.

I had used a poulan saw for firewood for a while but it really sucked so my friend gave my his super old husky 350, like 20-25 years old. All its ever had is a new coil and some new plastic pieces. Thing runs super good with a 16 inch bar. Im debating getting a bigger saw tho. Maybe a 455 rancher.

I have a Husqvarna 41 small homeowner saw that I bought new in 1994. My parents heated with wood and that saw has cut countless cords of wood. That saw still is use today and in 26 years I've only replaced the chain oil pump and replaced the chain brake when the band wore too thin. I am also using a 1965 Homelite C51but not much because it is too heavy and lacks ANY safety feature. Yesterday I was cutting wood for a neighbor in need and trying to use my 2 year old Stilh 290. My little Husky 41 cut 3 times the wood at the end of the morning. The Stihl needed constant fiddling with and was soooo hard to start. When we left the woods I loaded my 3 saws in the truck and drove straight to the Farmers Co-op where they sell both Stihl and Husky products. I walked in, bought a Husqvarna 460 and sold the Stihl to a man in the parking lot for $150. I will never again own another Stihl product. When it runs and you can keep it cutting it cuts like a maniac. But I know how they got the name; "While everyone else is cutting wood, you're Stihl trying to get yours running." Looking forward to lots of wood cutting with my 460. If all else fails I'll get the little 41 and keep up with the rest of the crowd. Great products from Husqvarna!!!!!!

I’m pulling the trigger on one today. The 24” bars are sold out so I’m stuck with a 20” but that’s still 4” bigger than my other saws. Great video and helped me make my mind up. How’s she going after 2 years?

Just ordered one today I hope it performs well

Huskie makes chainsaws, sewing machines etc, etc, and their bike also won a Supercross championship. Gotta love em.

nice vid . ty. 24:00. i always do a small Up-Cut first on fallen trees

Which chainsaw is the best for producing timbers?

Bought the same exact saw right after Florence hit us in new Bern. Currently looking at my options to upgrade Some of the features

I just bought a new Stihl 194t. In the manual it says to take it easy for the first 5-10 tank fulls and to not rev it up that much, need to break it in, not sure you should be cutting big logs like that with a new saw? Maybe start with some light limbing. They say you'll get max power after 10-15 gas tank fulls of gas, pretty interesting... I've also seen on other chainsaw repair videos that say you can damage your piston if you rev it up really high without warming it up for at least 30 seconds. I always start my saw and set it on the ground running at idle while I get my logs ready, lets it warm up a bit and I'm not standing around waiting for it to warm up.

I bought the echo timber wolf. Cs590 love it

@nickpersenaire4443

3 жыл бұрын

I have one of each both are nice saw's.

Enjoyed the video!

KILLER BOOTS MAN!! 😂 very informative vid, thanks Update: I just scanned the rest of the vids, very nice. Hard workin, God fearing people, Im subscribing 🙏🏼

What kind of mill were you thinking about getting?

The saw looks great but my advise is always wear hearing protection once your hearing is gone it’s gone forever

@ArbitraryLifestyle

4 жыл бұрын

WUT?!

This applies to all small petrol powered engines. Lawn mowers weed eaters, chainsaws. Due to Eco friendly BS, the fact that they have replaced lead in fuel with a chemical substitute. If left for long periods of time the chemicals sediment. During the summer months heat turns this sediment into a resin. Blocking the carburettor. A decent fuel stabiliser additive should clear it. If you are not using your saw, mower etc for long periods of time. Empty the tank (on a mower close the tap from the tank) & run the engine until the carb is dry. 2 -3 years later fresh tank of fuel ... starts like new. Works for me The longest I had a Retired saw (Husky 55) sit then start was 3 years 4 months. Only reason I started it was to see if old faithful would start & it did. The GF thought it was awesome after sitting around for so long, then GF wanted to learn how to use one. She bought it off me. She recently bought a 455 Rancher & loves them both. I have 3 others 1970s Husky 61, 576 XP & a 350 for limbing. Decades of service with out a hitch. Except they chew through chains & bars, & they won’t load the wood onto my pick up. 😂

I find it handy to put 1 of those oil dry absorbant mats in bottom of powerbox to absorb the bar oil.

what do you think about the remington 4620

Pondering between this or 562xp. My current large saw is 450 Rancher. Have a lot of trees to cut down from ash borer.

Is this a pro saw,first thing I would do is throw the spark arrestor in the trash bin.

Never full throttle a new chainsaw, break in period. Also, always let it warm up before using.

Thank goodness you bought the Rancher series. Their homeowner saws suck.

Do you always have to press decomp button after it's been running

@dannysteel8365

3 жыл бұрын

If you shut it off, or if it stalls, yes you do.

I'm out here in Vermont husqvarna is my go to saw! I've ran them for around 12-15 years, I was going to buy the rancher. Know I am thanks for vid!.

I’ve been cutting Canadian maple 14-27 inch round for 12 years with a husky. 450 . No issues . It’s in the user ….

I’m in NC also. Looking at buying this saw.

The absolute best part of this video is when he says "you do the math"!!! I thought he was going to cry! hahahahahahhahahahahahah "its a pretty old chansaw" this guys is best ever! Oh and I have a 460 Rancher too and I love it, sometime it makes me cry too!

Love that Ford 3000 in the background, pure beauty, is it a 1968?

2yrs later how is it doing ??

“It came with a receipt” - man, this guy is based

Anyone run a larger bar then the 24"? I do a lot of milling with the 24" and I'm thinking of putting a 30" bar on

@80srockerable

2 жыл бұрын

May not put out enough oil to keep chain lubricated.

@MrBAchompBAchomp

2 жыл бұрын

@@80srockerable I ended up saving up and getting a 661 with 36" bar. Thing is a beast

@80srockerable

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrBAchompBAchomp That's a big saw!

Same saw I own, great tool, very dependable.

I bought one because of the ease of starting it's nowhere near the Husqvarna 266 SE Pro but it is a good saw that is also easy to start.

Starts it up 5 seconds later red lines it 😂 that can’t be good on a brand new saw

@Slippindisc

3 жыл бұрын

The footage cuts so... prolly not 5 seconds later

@tl1635

2 жыл бұрын

Its not. I can tell he only knows what he's seen online about saws.

I meant I can't wait to get mine soon.

@YanasaTV

5 жыл бұрын

Oh lol, in that case, yeah... you really can’t

@kennywheelus6857

5 жыл бұрын

@@YanasaTV ,right,from everything I've seen,they give stihl a good run for the money,not knocking stihl,but if that's what you can afford an be a damn goo reliable saw,then so be it,I like both,an some of echo.

I still use very fine lead fillings soak in neat petrol until the fuel turns black add about 5 mls 0:01 to 40 to one mix never had a saw sieze due to the lead aditive lining and cooling the barrel and piston .

great! Thanks

Are those safety toe loafers?

GOD bless you guys and your successes with the Huskie 460. I bought mine new seven years ago and have ran it maybe 30 minutes total. Two repair shops in the area know me well. During the warranty and after. It has been a nightmare. don't bother to unbox don't buy.

At least you changed them before cutting. If you're going to be an influencer, might es well be a good influence. Safety equipment ought to be every time, not just when it's convenient.

55c or 60cc farmer and rancher saws stand up to hard days if you keep them clean etc....I used my ms291 hard for six years, and often I leave my bigger pro saw home and use that.

I have this 460 saw with both the 20" & 24" bar, the power band of this saw works much better with the 20" bar/chain.

@TheDennys21

2 жыл бұрын

Every saw will work better with a smaller bar rather than a bigger one.

Great video man! I see where people are concerned about you hammering down on a new saw , but my concern is you need to pull those pant legs down over them boots before you get a boot full of sawdust 😂😂. Personal experience!!!

Hell yeah man.

Five years later, what are your thoughts on your purchase?

What is the X torQ ?

Use 93 at the pump and the saw will run cooler , been doing that for years.

@TheMerlinmk19

4 жыл бұрын

The Husqy fuel is 95 octane...are you saying 93 burns cooler than the 95?

@RonKris

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheMerlinmk19 95 octane, non-ethanol.

I want 1!

What’s the size of the bar and chain on that saw just curious

@YanasaTV

5 жыл бұрын

24” 72 Link 3/8 chain

@jack19931970

4 жыл бұрын

Yanasa Ama Ranch 72 DL? or 84?

@dannycoker6439

4 жыл бұрын

Cameron Lueck Thats the 460 Rancher with a 24”bar (hope that helps).

I have always used Husqvarna I have the 440E the 545 Mark II 50cc that thing is a beast and the 365/71 cc x torque and that thing I have not found anything it will not cut

So at 26:00 did the cellphone get crushed?

@YanasaTV

5 жыл бұрын

I should do an OtterBox case review with that video, cellphone lived

Poulan saws are made by Husqvarna if you didn't know that. Even says on their site that they are made by Husqvarna. I live in the Pacific northwest and am going to buy the 460 rancher though. I like Husqvarna over other brands. No idea why, I just like them better then other brands.

@sonnymoses28

5 жыл бұрын

@Marshal Dillon I don't have anyone in my area of the Pacific Northwest that sells Dolmar saws. Husqvarna parts and accessories are easily available.

@mikepurkey6070

5 жыл бұрын

Yes husky makes pooplon but a rancher isnt a xp either. Its all about the quality of build and parts which reflect the price.

@dannycoker6439

4 жыл бұрын

NezPerceAirGunner Why because you’re not totally stupid enjoy the saw and be safe. I own one and I wouldn’t take anything for it!! Thanks so much.

Bought my Sthil Farm Boss in 1973 and its still cutting fire wood for me. 2 bars and many blades replaced. Got my moneys worth!

nice sweater vest

@Roberta_Esposito

2 жыл бұрын

🤓

Did you ever consider the Echo CS590 Timberwolf or even better the CS620P(W)? Both have more HP than this chainsaw and the Timberwolf is 120 dollars cheaper with a much better warranty.

@chrisfrazier3823

4 жыл бұрын

When ya have a Husqvarna.......there’s no need to consider anything else 👊😃

@Brian-Outdoors

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Frazier there definitely is if this is the Husqvarna you are talking about. 🙂👊 right back at yah. The Echo CS620P is a monster compared to this toy.

I love all chainsaws

19:49 The point of the primer bulb is to get gas in the carburetor so that you don't have to pull the starter more than a couple of times. You're going to flood it doing that.

@connermcclure9630

2 жыл бұрын

no. its not a primer. all it does is get air out of the lines. look it up. i push mine like 10 times and ive never had a problem.

@Roberta_Esposito

2 жыл бұрын

@@connermcclure9630 air= out , fuel= in …… PRIMED

Husqvarna is a good brand I'll give you that but as for the poulan pro 50 cc you shouldn't badmouth it cause I personally know several people as at least 30 to 40 people who use those and they hold their own including my dad when he was still living used poulan pro only thing he had to do to them was sharpen chains or get new ones mabey change a spark plug so everyone has their own taste of chainsaws and what best works for them and their cutting conditions and the wood to be cut thanks.

@glenns8418

3 жыл бұрын

Poulan pro is manufactured by husquvarna.... they just are not a top of the line saw. Big companies sell different saws at different price points. Husquvarna is definitely a great saw... poulan pro saw are not sold for everyday use.. there sold to offer a good saw for a low price. Most people who are just doing yard work or the occasional downed tree might not want to spend $500+ on a chainsaw.... poulan pro are made for that market. There basically disposable chainsaws. There not worth fixing... not saying there bad saws... but the repair cost to fix one is usually the cost of another poulan pro. If you invest in a $500+ saw and it breaks... it's still worth spending $150 on the average repair.... any saw that is properly taking care will last for years.

@Davids_United-Fam

3 жыл бұрын

@@glenns8418 I can agree on that note.

@Davids_United-Fam

3 жыл бұрын

@@glenns8418 also I seen a comment you left in here about properly doin the run in so not squeezing the trigger on full blast mode I wouldn't do unless in a big cut on a huge log but what's your advice on that ?

@glenns8418

3 жыл бұрын

@@Davids_United-Famhusquvarna break in instructions say do not rev engine without a load for at least 3 tanks of fuel. I personally do NOT rev the engine without a load EVER! As long as your cutting thru wood rev it up.... my saws last for 20+ years. I have a homelite saw I bought when I was 16..... I'm now 48... still runs very well... never been revved up without a load. Most chainsaws will last a very long time when there not revved up without a load and allowed to warm up before use. Cold starts then being revved up will also make a chain saw fail quickly.

I had a blown up 455 Rancher that I rebuilt as a 460 Rancher. The cylinders are the same so it was really easy. They are great saws! I definitely recommend the 20 inch bar over the 24 inch. I'll save the 24 and 36 inch bars for my 395 XP.

Lot of hot air not much cutting,lets go!!!!

The problem with all saw is the emission system like all these new stuff they don’t want things to last long

Chain is too tight but yes a great saw.

Math is hard 2:14 lmao

Suppose to let it warm up first before ripping into wood

You should not hold the trigger all the way on a brand new break it in first guys

dont know whats up but i made a comment an posted but its not here

You should use the dogs, makes cutting 100 times easier instead of pushing the saw through

math?

I thought I wa the only person that wore penny loafers when I run a saw

You definitely shouldn't run a new saw wide open like this (20:58.....) if you want it to last. There is a propper break-in procedure one should follow.

The chainsaw mechanic

i am 57 years old and have always run this brand saw, i have one i bought in mid 1990 and has cut over 100 cords back then they only had there mix oil, and that saw to date runs great, in 2012 i bought Husqvarna Rancher 460 chainsaw i used it for about an hour with there mix gas and it sat for 3 years, i used it for about another 3 hours with there fuel and it stopped working, well it was out of warranty with 4 hours on it, and the shop said it is not worth fixing as they are a throw away saw, huum a $699 cnd saw a throw away, and only a few hours on it, well it sits in my shed as seem it blow the seals on it, and looks like the whole saw has to come a part, so being all my life i have only ever used this brand, i be leave they have gone down hill big time, as i have had over 8 of there saws and never been a problem until this last peace of junk they would not go good for, oh one other thing, i bought it in 2012 but the date of mfg was 2010 so being Husqvarna dealer wouldnt go good for it, i had it with them and went to another brand after 50 years

@YanasaTV

5 жыл бұрын

Arnold Romppai when our 235 went to the shop I was told the same thing. Of course they had a whole rack of brand new saws right next to the service desk and presented me a repair quote for almost as much as a new one. So, I spent $30 on a kit and fixed it myself, works like a champ. I think the problem with having repairs done to any saw is the cost of labor. I have a 1978 Craftsman 3.7 60cc I will be repairing. It has low hours but sat for 25 years. It should be able to run again with a little elbow grease. I don’t let saws sit for very long. 2 cycles tend to need running maintenance even if you aren’t using them.

@arnoldromppai5395

5 жыл бұрын

@@YanasaTV yes it is the labor these days that puts the cost over the top of a new saw, my problem is with this Rancher is i dont know how it comes a part and know video can be found, the jug dont seem to have the 4 bolts in the head to take a part like all the older ones, it seems like the whole saw has to come a part to the bottom, and maybe it comes a pat from the bottom up, i have had many saw why back to there 266 witch was simple to repair until parts were no longer available, i have 2 videos showing this rancher and talking about the problem and having as little as 2 to 3 hours on it and most of them were just cutting brush and dead falls on my fence line, the dealer charged me $155 to tell me what i already knew, and that it was not worth fixing, yet they couldn't tell me what it needed and i could see through the spark plug hole the inside of the jug and piston looked good. that it had no compression, so for this charge of $155 dont think they did any more then a compression test if that, just went by the feel of the pull , at first i thought it was the decompression button on these saw to make it eraser to start, only thing i found it dd was took many more pulls to get it started

@slpip

5 жыл бұрын

It is a very simple fix. Go to buy a can of fuel stabilizer and cleaner add into the fuel to clean up your carburetor. Your saw should be as good as new.

@vking5665

4 жыл бұрын

This applies to all small petrol powered engines. Lawn mowers weed eaters, chainsaws. Due to Eco friendly BS, the fact that they have replaced lead in fuel with a chemical substitute. If left for long periods of time the chemicals sediment. During the summer months heat turns this sediment into a resin. Blocking the carburettor. A decent fuel stabiliser additive should clear it. If you are not using your saw, mower etc for long periods of time. Empty the tank (on a mower close the tap from the tank) & run the engine until the carb is dry. 2 -3 years later fresh tank of fuel ... starts like new. Works for me The longest I had a Retired saw (Husky 55) sit then start was 3 years 4 months. Only reason I started it was to see if old faithful would start & it did. The GF thought it was awesome after sitting around for so long, then GF wanted to learn how to use one. She bought it off me. She recently bought a 455 Rancher & loves them both. I have 3 others 1970s Husky 61, 576 XP & a 350 for limbing. Decades of service with out a hitch. Except they chew through chains & bars, & they won’t load the wood onto my pick up. 😂

@Fisherofmen205

4 жыл бұрын

Two things in terms of fuel... If you are not using ethanol free fuel, start. If you don’t know where to find it get the APP for your cell or go online to ”purefuel.org”, The app is available. Storing fuel in any small engine is asking for problems. Use only quality fuel stabilizer, such as ”Sta-Bil” but drain your tanks after use unless you know you are going to be using it within a week or two. It will save you in the long run! If you do empty your tank, run the last bit of fuel out of your carb. You'll be glad you did!!!

I buy the Home Depot No ethanol gasoline. It's great quality

@wishiniwasfishin8164

3 жыл бұрын

Waaaaaay to expensive!!

So there’s this thing called a break in period, not supposed to full throttle after a full tank of fuel or 2.......

Tight chain cause damage for chainsaw

@daveschooley8514

3 жыл бұрын

I feel it also take power to pull a tight chain, you should not be playing a tune with chain.

Great saw. Guzzles gas like i guzzle scotch but all in all 4.5 stars out of 5

@YanasaTV

5 жыл бұрын

Luv the saw!

wear chaps, gloves, and hearing protection. see many people like ya not using that ppe and stuff goes down. im a young person and ive been using saws for 3 years. and i never start my saw with the chain brake on or on the ground. buuuuut i also have a stihl pro saw, gets a lot of getting used to. practice practice

If that chainsaw is as old as it looks It might need leaded fuel.

@YanasaTV

5 жыл бұрын

That’s a good point

Walmart SEF brand and Truefuel and Stihl motomix have the same ingredients they all have no ethonal and protect your motor and carb and fuel lines

@glenns8418

3 жыл бұрын

You can also buy ethanol free fuel. My local Stewarts sells premium ethanol free fuel...it make a huge difference in performance. I only use engineered fuel right before I put the saw away for the winter. At $20 per gallon most people can't afford to run engineered fuel full-time. Well at least I can't 😂 nor would I want to. There is a website that can locate where ethanol-free fuel is sold in your area ....It's worth the extra $.

I just bought a new 460. I am totally disappointed. I bought it to replace my 455 that is over 20 years old. It weighs 4 pounds more and does not have a noticeable power increase.

With a brand new chainsaw you should never go that hard just holding the gas down and you got to break them in I have seen people destroy the piston by doing that with a cold chainsaw

On a new saw you should only run WOT when it's buried in wood for the first few tanks. It needs a load for proper break In. I've had mine since 2013. It's a good saw. I've had oiler issues I had to repair though.

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I’m having an Oiler issue with my smaller Husky... but for the most part they are easy saws to repair