If you don't know how to use a saw don't embarrass youtself on Youtube.

[redtractor]

Watching the big boy cut the 1st round, I was getting the feeling he was cutting a curve. I really can't tell as its rolling away.

 

[merc_man]

I didn't watch the video. Did the saw go flying or the tree fall on his head?

Ya didnt miss much. I think i fell asleep for kost of it.


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[jughead500]

Jesus H Christ i know Cockeyed beavers that can do better with dull teeth than that Microphallus in the first vid.how friggin much can you cut on a 4 in tree and still have to push the friggin thing over.my poor 95 yo blind grandmaw could do better holding a termite by the nut sack.

 

[2dogs]

Looked fine to me.

 

[Raker]

I love this vid



Listen for the comment "it grabs once in a while"

Can't stop loling. Oh man!

 

[Cody]

Kind of reminds me of this guy's interpretation of Elasto start handles, self adjusting lube port:

 

[treesmith]

Someone should tell the big dude it looks like his chain is too aggressive in places, if he rounded the cutters off with a hammer it would cut a lot smoother...

 

[Whiskers]

The only thing that would have made the first video any better is if the tree landed on his truck.

 

[weimedog]

Husqvarna chainsaw... Husqvarna Motorcycles....lemecee

In the 1980's Husqvarna sold off the motorcycle brand to a compay in Italy...eventually called itsself "Cagiva" and under the Husqvarna brand sold "Cagiva" designed two stroke along side of Husqvarna inspired 4 strokes. Then BMW bought the brand and blended their designs into the product line up, some with Asian motors. When the money wasn't rolling in, back on the market the Husqvarna brand went. KTM bought the brand and essentially shut down all manufacturing of the Husqvarna and Cagive designs and replaced them with KTM's with different plastic and slightly different setups.

AND When the origional Swedish Husqvarna motorcycle brand was transfered to Italy, a few "reminants" left behind formed a company called "Husaburg". A very innovative company that did push the fourstroke technology forward and really set the framework for Yamaha to capitalize with their introduction of the YZF series starting with the 425's.

Also the Husqvarna/Husaburg designs were sold though a Italian Distributer who saw the advantages and developed a motorcycle under the"Vertematti" brand and that company went independent under the "VOR" brand. Adding even more inovation with perimeter frame, long rod designs with very straight valve angles, gear driven cam shafts, and because of those priorities a taller motor...their solution was having the gas tank extend under the seat. Company won two ISDE's back to back with Mika Ahola, a fact the motorcycle community tried to make go away as it's embarassing to have a 17 man company whoop on the majors. VOR went away with Marisio Virtuani who passed away due to cancer. The fall out killed the company.

But back to the connection....there is none. Two completely different entities since the 1980's. And also displayed is a lack of knowledge of the now KTM-Huqvarna connection.. what was this thread about anyway??

And..the Husqvarna logo. Any one know what it is inspired by?

A gun sight. The real roots of the Husqvarna brand. Even though motorcycles did happen early on....and what about the sewing machines???

And now the post "Electrolux" Husqvarna is a blending of many brands.....another story to be a video I hope as its interesting.

 

[Whiskers]

Kind of reminds me of this guy's interpretation of Elasto start handles, self adjusting lube port:

Haha, sad part is he was probably quoting the guy at the farm store that sold it to him. I know, I know, farm stores are not all created equal, but my experiences have been piss poor and that's the exact kind of stuff they would say.

 

[gary courtney]

Husqvarna chainsaw... Husqvarna Motorcycles....lemecee

In the 1980's Husqvarna sold off the motorcycle brand to a compay in Italy...eventually called itsself "Cagiva" and under the Husqvarna brand sold "Cagiva" designed two stroke along side of Husqvarna inspired 4 strokes. Then BMW bought the brand and blended their designs into the product line up, some with Asian motors. When the money wasn't rolling in, back on the market the Husqvarna brand went. KTM bought the brand and essentially shut down all manufacturing of the Husqvarna and Cagive designs and replaced them with KTM's with different plastic and slightly different setups.

AND When the origional Swedish Husqvarna motorcycle brand was transfered to Italy, a few "reminants" left behind formed a company called "Husaburg". A very innovative company that did push the fourstroke technology forward and really set the framework for Yamaha to capitalize with their introduction of the YZF series starting with the 425's.

Also the Husqvarna/Husaburg designs were sold though a Italian Distributer who saw the advantages and developed a motorcycle under the"Vertematti" brand and that company went independent under the "VOR" brand. Adding even more inovation with perimeter frame, long rod designs with very straight valve angles, gear driven cam shafts, and because of those priorities a taller motor...their solution was having the gas tank extend under the seat. Company won two ISDE's back to back with Mika Ahola, a fact the motorcycle community tried to make go away as it's embarassing to have a 17 man company whoop on the majors. VOR went away with Marisio Virtuani who passed away due to cancer. The fall out killed the company.

But back to the connection....there is none. Two completely different entities since the 1980's. And also displayed is a lack of knowledge of the now KTM-Huqvarna connection.. what was this thread about anyway??

And..the Husqvarna logo. Any one know what it is inspired by?

A gun sight. The real roots of the Husqvarna brand. Even though motorcycles did happen early on....and what about the sewing machines???

And now the post "Electrolux" Husqvarna is a blending of many brands.....another story to be a video I hope as its interesting.

 

[Desko74]

Check this out!
Unfortunately I didn't find on the You Tube this video.
Wait 6-8 sec. after will come the video!
It worth it!!!

http://www.keptelenseg.hu/profil/28320

 

[bryanr2]

I knew he was a dumb ass at the 9 second mark "Stihl pole pruner... except nothing less than a Stihl."

 

[CoreyB]

I have never known anyone to be able to do barber chairs 100% of the time. Wow this guy's should play the lottery.

 

[Brewz]

Another good one

 

[wde_1978]

Another good one

... that's what a novice gets ... (regarding damage caused to his saw)
... we'll get her fixed and we are back in business ...

And again a extremely grabby chain.

Wasn't there a "cull" thread with stuff like this?!

 

[nk14zp]

I didn't watch the video. Did the saw go flying or the tree fall on his head?

Hope Brad doesn't read this thread.













Those are two of my favorite vids by him.

 

[Desko74]

Best ever....
Specially át 4:45.....

 

[nomad_archer]

That guy is the reason for limiter caps on carbs. That hurt my head. It would have taken 10 seconds with a saw to cut that not 3 minutes.

 

[thomas1]

Hope Brad doesn't read this thread.













Those are two of my favorite vids by him.

I'm sure he'll see it when he searches for his name later and reports your ass.