I’ve called 7-8 shops within 50 miles and not a single one had the interface or software and a few didn’t even know what I was talking about even though they sold 572’s and 592’sAny authorized Husky saw dealer is and should be capable of doing it ,Husqvarna Dealers & Repair Services in West Virginia
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That’s doesn’t sound good, any of the dealers list above ^
That’s where I was getting the numbers from. Very aggravating being in a very technologically challenged area with majority of the small businesses and repair shops ran by older folks who have no desire to learn about the new stuff
If ur a authorized dealer, I would think they would have to , to be able to sell the saws ,
You would think
That is a requirement,
Their version of “required” is sending it off if it’s under warranty
This is true, but the store I worked at was an authorized dealer didn't have one. Our repair shop in the next state over did. We would have to send equipment to them to get plugged in. Since they went on our freight trucks daily, we didn't charge for transportation.
I know i am a long way from your country but, as a comparison example, I took my 592 to a dealer here in oz for them to plug it in and tell me for peace of mind all its information, just wanted for my records, at first they said ‘yep easy, we haven't had one on the bench so that would be good’ they wanted the chance as well. Anyway the interface cables they had, all available in stock, none fitted, they had to order at their expense another cable specifically for the then 592 much to their disgust. Ridiculous if you ask me i don’t understand why each dealer is not provided this when new models come out with different plugs. Short of it all was noted and said they were impressed with ‘whatever fuel you are running it’s been good, bores in great shape and the octane rating is high’ I thought it gave the whole running history on the saw but it actually only give something from memory?? i can’t remember exactly if it’s an hour or half an hour is all it gives, there are total hours but i wanted the total revs in history from new. There was no updates and to this day i have not been informed there is over here. I know you mention updates and not tuning but if it is tuning required for the carb (even the dealer did not know this here Aust’) posted a video on youtube “HUSQVARNA 592XP Tuning - Autotune 3“
Other than that… stick to the manufactures recommended fuel ratio of 33:1 and not 50:1 as ‘some dealers say’ run specific, with a known manufactured genuine air-cooled two stroke oil, not just a badged label, for me its Gulf Western here and keep it sharp, they are a damn good bitta gear
Always has been 50:1 in the USA on new saws for last many years but Australia and other places they did recommend 33:1 on saws a certain size or bigger.
No thats incorrect, its in the manuals, some say saws over 70cc 592 manual says saws over 75cc and professional saws(not that it makes any differences as all saws run flat stick) run 32:1 personally i dislike the husky oil, and stihl that matter even more, one reason being, here at dealership and Husky AU, they will not tell me who makes the oil and what its specs are, or is it an actual air-cooled oil?? Red flags for me. I use dedicated Air-Cooled two stroke oil. Oils are a big argument fact but i can only go on my years of never damaging an engine, prior i used Pennzoil A-C 2stroke can’t get here anymore. And the last dealer as said, whom i don’t live there, couldn’t believe how good the cylinder was, asked what petrol octane i run, i said 98, and if i have to it will be 95 at minimum. As for all my saws that are not autotune they run 25:1 and not one has had a piston replacement or failed in over thirty years, my brother in-laws on the other hand have two pallets of stihls that were all run at 50:1. Thing is no matter who is the manufacturer if an engine fails they won’t cover a cylinder.. Your word against theres. But it’s up to you. Two big husky dealers here that don’t even know each other and over 1200km apart run old saws 25:1 new saws 32:1 none at 50:1… it’s all for emissions not longevity.
stay sharp
No thats incorrect, its in the manuals, some say saws over 70cc 592 manual says saws over 75cc and professional saws(not that it makes any differences as all saws run flat stick) run 32:1 personally i dislike the husky oil, and stihl that matter even more, one reason being, here at dealership and Husky AU, they will not tell me who makes the oil and what its specs are, or is it an actual air-cooled oil?? Red flags for me. I use dedicated Air-Cooled two stroke oil. Oils are a big argument fact but i can only go on my years of never damaging an engine, prior i used Pennzoil A-C 2stroke can’t get here anymore. And the last dealer as said, whom i don’t live there, couldn’t believe how good the cylinder was, asked what petrol octane i run, i said 98, and if i have to it will be 95 at minimum. As for all my saws that are not autotune they run 25:1 and not one has had a piston replacement or failed in over thirty years, my brother in-laws on the other hand have two pallets of stihls that were all run at 50:1. Thing is no matter who is the manufacturer if an engine fails they won’t cover a cylinder.. Your word against theres. But it’s up to you. Two big husky dealers here that don’t even know each other and over 1200km apart run old saws 25:1 new saws 32:1 none at 50:1… it’s all for emissions not longevity.
No thats incorrect, its in the manuals, some say saws over 70cc 592 manual says saws over 75cc and professional saws(not that it makes any differences as all saws run flat stick) run 32:1 personally i dislike the husky oil, and stihl that matter even more, one reason being, here at dealership and Husky AU, they will not tell me who makes the oil and what its specs are, or is it an actual air-cooled oil?? Red flags for me. I use dedicated Air-Cooled two stroke oil. Oils are a big argument fact but i can only go on my years of never damaging an engine, prior i used Pennzoil A-C 2stroke can’t get here anymore. And the last dealer as said, whom i don’t live there, couldn’t believe how good the cylinder was, asked what petrol octane i run, i said 98, and if i have to it will be 95 at minimum. As for all my saws that are not autotune they run 25:1 and not one has had a piston replacement or failed in over thirty years, my brother in-laws on the other hand have two pallets of stihls that were all run at 50:1. Thing is no matter who is the manufacturer if an engine fails they won’t cover a cylinder.. Your word against theres. But it’s up to you. Two big husky dealers here that don’t even know each other and over 1200km apart run old saws 25:1 new saws 32:1 none at 50:1… it’s all for emissions not longevity.
