Iain R thanks for spending the time to comment and watch the video. I have a six year old 58cc Bigger Boys Toys chainsaw that was made in China and still runs fine today. They have come along way. 👌

@@basketcasebuilds5712 We should do an 'old saw v new saw' video!

Iain R that would be interesting

i bought a 75cc model of these about a week ago , was blown away of the performance of a $150 saw (with postage) got my moneys worth from the first day, they arent scared of being flogged either had no problem cutting through some hard Yellow box eigther

popcorncook1 nice 👍. Thanks for checking out the channel and commenting.

Bamajama1969 thanks for taking the time to check out my channel 👌

Kk Dreads No worries. Not super powerful but good enough for what I do. Thanks for watching.👌

Thanks for the reply and taking the time to watch.

You related to Sean?? 😆 😂

Sean Kent thanks for your feedback and taking the time to watch the video.👌

Then you ain’t cut with it much!? Serioulsy

It’s all good brah

No worries. Thanks for checking out the channel.👌

Thanks for checking out the channel. Yes mine is still going strong 💪 with no dramas. 💯👍

No Worries. Thanks for checking out the channel 👌

Alan Summerscales thanks for watching.

Yes mine is still running fine as well. Thanks for watching 👌

Hey Miha, thanks for checking out the channel. Yes the Oregon chains are much better. I also have used Carlton chains in the past which are very good. 👌👍

Stephen Brown Thanks for checking out the channel. 👌

Steve Soars thanks for taking the time to watch and comment on the video. I have a few hours on the saw now pain free ( knock on wood) I will be putting a slabbing bar and skip chain on soon which should bring to light any problems. 👌

Gary Markham thanks for checking out the channel. Yeah the weather has been unpredictable lately. 👍

Edwin McNew thanks for the comments and checking out the channel👌

They are good until you use them a lot

ozdatman Thanks for the comment. Yes all saws have there limits. I also have a Chinese BBT 5800 that is still running and has done 6 years I have replaced the stop switch once. It is a bit tired now and could do with a rebuild.

clay 66 Thanks for stopping by and dropping a comment. 👍👌

Crispykreme99 thanks for checking out the channel. It’s still going strong. 👌

They sent me the correct chain within a couple of days. The chain they sent wasn’t an Oregon chain it was just a generic Chinese chain. This saw will be used mainly for slab work with a skip chain and 42 inch bar. That will test it out.Thanks for watching. 👌

OK so a late update from me. I couldn't get the company I bought the saw off to acknowledge that the chain was the wrong size even after sending them measurements of the bar and chain so I bought a chain myself from the local light engines place. The saw ran good for 10 mins then just died. Would start up again for 20 seconds and died. I tried different spark plug, tuning the carby etc with no success. Contacted the company, they didn't wanna know about it and refused a refund. So it sat in my shed up until last week when I thought stuff it and put a proper huaqvarna carby on it from an old worn out husqvarna I had laying around. Exact same carby to look at but different brand obviously. Started and runs really well! I'll have to give it a workout this upcoming season but hopefully I have fixed the problem.

Finally have had the chance to run the saw. As I stated earlier, I put a carby from a husqvarna saw in it. It is from a husqvarna 365 for reference. Have used it heaps this season, works really well. Have the occasional issue with the pull start jamming amd it leaks chain and bar oil like everyone else has stated but nothing too serious. Overall it's a good saw for the price, just a shame I had to do a fair bit of work to it to actually get it going the way it should be. Having said that, I own a baumr ag pole saw with all the different attachments for cutting, pruning etc and that thing is a beast! So overall I would buy another baumr ag product again if I needed to.

Ramiro Quiroz Jr. chainsaw is running fine still. Hopefully when we get some cooler weather I’ll try it out on the chainsaw mill. Thanks for watching 👌

CM Enduro Riders the saw is light and has little vibration. Thanks for checking out the channel. 👌

Tim Henry indeed there is one way to learn and I usually learn the hard way. Thanks for watching😳

Thanks for checking out the channel

Alex Cronkhite very much a Husqvarna replica. Thanks for watching 👌

PoppyRob, yes I kept the chain. Thanks for the tip and watching the video 👍

.50 can turn into a .58.

Bum rag omg can't stop laughing,I bought a bumrag

Thanks for commenting and taking the time to watch 👍

I believe so. Husqvarna 372xp maybe?

Todaywefly Nice Work! Thanks for checking out the channel. 👌

Gregg Griswold Hey 👋 thanks for checking out the channel. I haven’t used the new bar yet. I have set it up and run it but not cut anything. When I do use it I will put a video up on it’s performance, warts and all.👍

Great! Thanks for your videos!

Pol Tergheist Australian Ironbark which is a hardwood. Thanks for watching 👌

Yeah I had to show proof too with a video. Don’t throw the chain out as the larger gauge chain will fit once the bar wears. Thanks for watching ✌️

I must say that despite the stuffing around proving that there was a fault Edison's were helpful in the end. They did supply a replacement correct chain, they also refunded the money i spent on a replacement chain that i had bought as is needed to use the saw when it arrived. So all in all i can't complain........much :D

Great outcome 👍

Based more on a Husqvarna chainsaw. Pity it is not the advertised 92cc though. I have another review coming soon. Thanks for checking out the channel 👌

Hey Willie, thanks for checking out the channel. You are correct they are around 70-72cc they don’t even sound 90cc check the link in the description for another KZfaqr who does a volume test. 👌

Hey Brogan Chapman, I think it is worth it if you are mechanically minded and don’t mind repairing things here and there. I have 3-4 hours on it so far. No failures yet. The parts that do break are not expensive to buy. The only thing is warranty returns have to be mailed and there is a waiting time unlike buying a chainsaw locally in your area we’re you would just take it back to the shop we’re you got from. Thanks for watching. 👌

Robert Johnston so far so good. For me with a bit of mechanical knowledge it is a good investment. I don’t use it for commercial applications. At the end of the day if it only last a few seasons it will be a good investment. Just check the chain is correct if you get it. Thanks for checking out the channel 👌

It's not a bad saw, but it's almost certain you will need to do a bit of work right off the bat, some videos around them. 1/ the bar oil *will* leak, the pressed steel section under the chain cover is a poor fit. It needs taking off and a bit of sealant added to seal the gallery where it feeds the bar, easy fix. 2/ the fuel hoses are garbage. Just get on and replace them, they will fail and they will fail in a way to make you think it's OK. 3/ fuel filter *will* fall off and have a split to due to (2). Tune out of the box is a bit suspect, but due to 2/3 I fiddled mine a lot, so it might not be too bad. The fuel tank design is bit rubbish, it's the whole handle, so holds loads, but actually won't pick up about 10% in a best case and maybe about 30% at worst. Would have been better to have blocked the handle off and had less overall volume. The fuel usage is a bit high, but that could be my tune being off too. Compared to a MS211 it's very good value, sorry I didn't buy this first. Compared to the MS462 (with computer) it is sluggish, but then you can't compare price. Parts are *very* cheap on hutzl website. Don't expect your local husky dealer to entertain any idea of helping you with this copy, I got super short shrift trying to get a replacement clutch.

Steve Adams thanks for your comments and your insight. Yes the bar oil does leak everywhere but for the coin I can over look a few problems.👍

@@SteveBlue90 one thing to keep in mind is that it was tuned at their altitude, humidity, and barometric pressure. ORMV.

Chuekao Thao Ha.... 😂 time will tell. Thanks for taking the time to check out the channel.

El Dorado Woodcraft hobbies yes it has a decompressor. Thanks for taking the time to check out the channel. 👍

curly's Saws thanks for watching and leaving a comment.👌

closertothetruth thanks for spending the time and commenting on the channel. I agree with you and your right they are no match for the Huskies etc. In this throw away society I think it has it’s place. 👍

Yes I also believe it is. Thanks for watching.

Its sure not 90 cc

@@birdhunter2754 a 372 also doesnt have 90cc

@@uberdimensionalebrottute4354 I believe a 372 is only 72cc?

Are the parts interchangeable with a different type of saw?

Ford Fairlane thanks for the tip and taking the time to check out the channel 👌

The sky will fall if you don't!

@@MegaDirtyberty tips for the uninitiated

Still got it and it still runs. This is not a 92cc saw as they were advertised as. Really around 75cc. See the link in the description were another guy pulls an engine down and measures up the displacement

Richard Henke Yes the chain was turning but as soon as you applied a little pressure with the side cover it locked up as the gauge of the chain was too big. They sent out the correct chain and it is working fine. Thanks for watching 👌

Hi Darren, sounds like the chain saw is flooded. Most 2 strokes that have fuel leaking from the muffler shows that the needle and seat may have got stuck in the carburettor. Try starting it with out the choke next time. If in doubt claim warranty. It may cost you in postage but you send the problem back and let them deal with it.

@@basketcasebuilds5712cheers mate,silly question bat how do I get to the needle and seat

Darren Wilson ,paranormal ,mars,moon & beyond. The carburettor needs to come out. It generally is a pain in the but to pull this as it is in a confined area under the air filter. Some times you can tap the carburettor with the handle end of a screw driver to shock release the needle to let work again. I wouldn’t get super deep with it as I said previous claim warranty.

@@basketcasebuilds5712 thanks for your help,much appreciated and for getting back to me.

@@basketcasebuilds5712 cheers mate, seems that's all it was,feel like a bit of a dick don't no why i didn't think if that, thanks for your help my friend very much appreciated 👍

LouCi4er thanks for your comments and spending the time watching the video 👌

I had another comment that the 0.063 chain will still work once the the bar and sprocket wear in. Interestingly enough they had a 0.058 chain in stock and just sent it out free of charge no questions asked. Makes me wonder if they have had this issue before. I’m still using the 0.058 chain with no dramas and plan to move to the 0.063 chain once this one wears out. I wasn’t keen on trying to run the 0.063 it was just to tight. Thanks for the comment and checking out the channel.👌

From all accounts they seem to be all 72cc check the video link in the description for a volume test. Thanks for checking out the channel 💯👌

Exotic Creature Thanks for the comments and taking the time to watch the video. Keep your eyes 👀 peeled they do come on special. 👍

I guarantee you WONT find chainsaws from the 60's that have plastic.......you are talking Straight outta your ass!!!

@@94SexyStang OK sir find every single chainsaw worldwide that was manufactured from first day of 1960 to the last day of 1969, and I do mean every single one, then give me that list. I shall look at every single one of them specifically to see if ANY polymer part was used whether it be an engine cover or choke lever. It will take awhile. Are you up to it?

bill block it’s Ironbark. Thanks for watching👍

I feel your pain, George. Plenty of times I have seen things in the US that I have wanted but they won't post to Australia. Try www.huztl.net/ they have heaps of saws at a reasonable price and big spare parts backup. I have had no dealings with them yet but I will be buying from them in the future when I need parts for this saw. Appreciate the time you spent watching the video 👌

Just go to www.huztl.net/ they will ship to you and it's widely used and by far the best aftermarket / clone company. That saw is a Husqvarna 372 not sure if xp or not, probably normal model which is around 200$ usd from Huztl plus shipping.

Rowan watson thanks for watching and the info.👌

Actually a 372 coppqy, you can tell by the twin clip air filter cover vs the 4 clip cover, the smaller clutch, the side decompression,

2 Stroke, Running and repair thanks for your input and checking out the channel👌

yes it is it is an exact clone I already replaced Husqvarna parts on this chainsaw and it's running better than it did when I first got it

@@amd65ak47 NICE.... Well,its upgrade time boys! 😁

Grafspee m thanks for commenting and taking the time to check out the channel.

Chris Bayhi thanks for taking the time to watch the video. The $159 AUD price tag doesn’t come along very often and they usually sell for around the $300 AUD normally. By the time I post it you would be better off with a cheap saw from the US. Try www.huztl.net. 👍

Thanks for checking out the channel👌

Thanks for commenting. The saw has performed fine over the time I have had it. Just about to set it up in a chainsaw mill which will test it out.👌

Haven’t had that problem yet. Thanks for watching 👌

@@basketcasebuilds5712 all good keep it up

@@mrsillyg6512 Much appreciated. Hard getting videos out and doing shift work as well😫

Yes it has that look. Thanks for checking out the channel. 👌

Yes it is a bit of a mixed bag. Thanks for checking out the channel 👌

There you go the truth comes out🤔 Thanks for watching

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pq9kp9iYltu2dIE.html

Hey Tim, thanks for spending the time to watch the video. I run 32-1 with a BP 2 stroke oil. 👌

Husqvarna clone all the way. Thanks for watching 👌

Rob Bam Yes it certainly does. Thanks for commenting and watching the video.👌

@@basketcasebuilds5712 i was thinking its a pretty identical saw to a husqvarna 390xp

The consensus is a Husqvarna 372. It was advertised as a 92cc but more like a 72cc. Thanks for watching 👌

@@basketcasebuilds5712 kinda thought it was 372ish. Thanks👍

2 Stroke, Running and repair it wouldn’t surprise me and thanks for the comment👍

Thanks for watching. Definitely a Husky clone. Yes I also have my suspicions with it not being 92cc. 👍

@@basketcasebuilds5712 for $120 it was a deal! i would have bought that one myself !! even knowing it wasn't 92cc!! they are quite powerful at the husky size!!

Hey Eric, Yes the saw is still alive and runs fine. Definitely not a 92cc as you say. There is a link in the description of a guy who did a volume test on these units. They have now stopped advertising these machines as a 92cc saw just a SX92. Thanks for watching 👍

SLAMMIN SALMON7 it is powerful enough for what I do but not as powerful as a Husky or a Stihl of the same cc thanks for watching 👌

@@basketcasebuilds5712 hey no problem looks like good quality sounds good to

SLAMMIN SALMON7 the saw is still running fine. New video will be up in a couple of weeks slabbing hardwood with the saw.

felix the cat after playing with Petrochemicals for the last 25 years it takes a toll on the skin. Thanks for watching👌

Gary Chandler thanks for checking out the video.

Definitely a Husky take.... thanks for watching 👌

@@basketcasebuilds5712 thanks for posting great review aswell, I'm looking at buying one to see how long it will last in an Arborist business

If it involves your lively hood I would be cautious due to spare part turn around time. You will find bars and chains at your local chainsaw shop but when it comes time for a specific engine part, say throttle linkage the internet/eBay is probably your only source giving you a 2-3 day down time. If you had a known branded saw it could be just a simple trip down the street. I only use this saw for collecting wood at my property for heating. I haven’t had any dramas yet.

@@basketcasebuilds5712 great advice mate, the only thing I'd use it on is as a dedicated palm tree saw where I don't have to use one of my huskys or stihls on it. And for the price if I go through a couple it would be payed back on a job or 2. But it most definitely wouldn't be an all day everyday saw.

@@absolutetreemaintenance2535 Yes it would be great for the limited use. The old Palm sap is super corrosive and for the price it makes sense to use a cheap saw for that job.

I have the sx75, which is 62cc.. but it has plenty of grunt and with a 22 inch bar cuts the length of it with ease.

Yes they were originally advertised as the number being cc now the number is a model number. They got caught out. Check out the link in the description we’re a fella does a volume test.

@@ryankelly5060 my sx92 still running fine and cots well.

@@basketcasebuilds5712 Oh wow I didn't know that. Sneaky bustards. Well I just bought one to do chainsaw milling rather than trying to put the bar size I need on the sx75.

@@basketcasebuilds5712 I also have the sx72 which I got second hand and it runs well, but the starter is faulty and you can't get that model starter at the moment.

Stuart Maier thanks for commenting. The exhaust outlet points straight over the top of the bar just like my Husqvarna 460.

Correct it is only a 72cc but when I purchased mine it was sold as a 92cc. Click the link in the description for another KZfaqr’s video on measuring the displacement. Thanks for watching👌

Flynn Jacobs certainly did. You just have to wait and look around on eBay. They have run out specials on there occasionally. Thanks for watching the video👌

Yes very much the same. Thanks for watching👌

@@basketcasebuilds5712 ok ok parabens,.

Valerio costa poco e se ben carburata con miscela al 4% COME ANDREBBE FATTA A TUTTE LE MOTOSEGHE DURA, sai quanti rompono anche quelle di marca blasonate x colpa della miscela, è chiaro che il prezzo fa la roba ma sappi che io con una cinesina da 50 euro ci ho fatto molti anni e ancora è li.

Grazie per aver controllato il canale. 👌

Alphawolf299 yeah they aren’t like the saws from yesteryear. You get what you pay for? One advantage is the weight factor. Thanks for taking the time to watch the video👌

Ha 😆clever take on words. You get what you pay for in the long term. I use this privately on our property just for seasonal fire wood. Still running fine. I wouldn’t use this saw if my lively hood depended on it. Thanks for watching✌️

@@basketcasebuilds5712 Yeah exactly. Get what you pay for. I think that adjuster was put in the side of the cover to keep strength in the clamp-down so 9 out of 10 for that. Thanks for the tuning tips . man .Treat them kind and they will last .eh?

Time will tell........ 🤔

Yes mate you do get what you pay for. Thanks for watching 👌

Darryl Hetherington thanks for the comment. 5 hrs on the saw now and running fine. Chinese products have come along way. Thanks for checking out the channel. As for the gloves I get dermatitis from oils/fuels etc. 👍