592XP info and a surprise

[bradb123]

Can it still be opened up more?

I run all my saws with the oilers opened up all the way .

 

[Spike60]

I got them on backorder too. Gotta be careful what we say on these because it looks like that nice extra side cover that is included in the 572 kit has to be ordered separately along with the larger spikes for another $120. Not a big deal as the standard 592 spikes are substantial. Funky's pic up top shows it.

I know it's goofy to quote oneself, but my 592 wrap kits showed up and they DO contain that extra 372 style side cover.

 

[CR888]

Well I get the sense the latest 5 series saws are winners. Good reason for those folk who had a finicky 550 or 562 to come back to the brand. I wonder what's next in the pro saw line-up 4 husky? I'd like to see a new 40-45cc pro saw.

 

[Ford3000]

Well I get the sense the latest 5 series saws are winners. Good reason for those folk who had a finicky 550 or 562 to come back to the brand. I wonder what's next in the pro saw line-up 4 husky? I'd like to see a new 40-45cc pro saw.

How about the 543XP, its a pro saw, I dont think they will do a 45cc saw as it would be too close
to what the 543 could do. The 543 is too expensive here, if they want them to sell they will need to rectify that.

 

[andyshine77]

OK gentlemen I ran the 592 again today, one more tank through it. Well, I have to be honest I've received a handful of messages saying my 592 wasn't running quite right in my video, stating it shouldn't be popping that much under load? And thes guys said Husqvarna is looking into it, may be a tempature sensor issue. What do you guys think? Even under good load I get a lot of popping, almost like it's not tuning itself. Also coming off full throttle, she idles a bit fast for a second, but so do all my AT saws.

I want to be clear, maybe I'm looking into something that isn't there, so don't take this as that, could be just how these saws run, as it's certainly not lacking power.

 

[TreeLife]

Well, it has a pretty low Rev limit...might even be smacking the limiter in transition. Idk, id toss a few tanks thru it before getting too excited. If all else fails you still have a warranty, right?

 

[RI Chevy]

Run it. It's under warranty.

 

[andyshine77]

Run it. It's under warranty.

I am! just want to give it an even shake.[emoji106]

 

[DC1072]

OK gentlemen I ran the 592 again today, one more tank through it. Well, I have to be honest I've received a handful of messages saying my 592 wasn't running quite right in my video, stating it shouldn't be popping that much under load? And thes guys said Husqvarna is looking into it, may be a tempature sensor issue. What do you guys think? Even under good load I get a lot of popping, almost like it's not tuning itself. Also coming off full throttle, she idles a bit fast for a second, but so do all my AT saws.

I want to be clear, maybe I'm looking into something that isn't there, so don't take this as that, could be just how these saws run, as it's certainly not lacking power.

I’ve always thought my saw didn’t like the cold weather.
Especially when it’s chilly in the morning 40° 42 I have a hell of a time getting it to start.
She pops the chain will go a little bit then stalls out it takes about three times to get that I wonder if it’s all the same problem maybe.
And it seems like the same thing you let go the idol and it takes a little bit to get there like something‘s just off with it.
I put about three tanks to mine

 

[andyshine77]

Well, it has a pretty low Rev limit...might even be smacking the limiter in transition. Idk, id toss a few tanks thru it before getting too excited. If all else fails you still have a warranty, right?

It does indeed. However it sounds more like really advanced timing pop, which very well could be how the saws setup.

 

[East/West CADaddict]

The fact you put in those outtakes, proves that you are an honest gentleman. Kudos to you good sir.

 

[DC1072]

One thing I noticed with mine and I’m not sure if it’s standard or what but I give it the benefit of the doubt. Is I just tap the throttle quarter The chain kicks in kicks in which is supposed to do but when I let off it keeps going like not like my 572.

 

[DC1072]

It does indeed. However it sounds more like really advanced timing pop, which very well could be how the saws setup.

Keep us notified on what you hear about it. I might have to try to get a hold of red light because he’s the only real mechanic I know in this area. l know I’ve heard that popping in some videos on YouTube

 

[DC1072]

Now I know where else I’ve heard it my 550 sounds like it

 

[TreeLife]

It does indeed. However it sounds more like really advanced timing pop, which very well could be how the saws setup.

Yep, I've heard em pop from too much timing and from the limiter. My 572 will bang off the limiter and stutter/pop like that.

 

[andyshine77]

Now I know where else I’ve heard it my 550 sounds like it

Exactly. I really wasn't thinking about it, but I had a few guys message me. Maybe they're just Stihl head's[emoji1787][emoji1787]

 

[andyshine77]

The fact you put in those outtakes, proves that you are an honest gentleman. Kudos to you good sir.

I try.

 

[RI Chevy]

I watched your video a couple of times @andyshine77 . Saw didn't seem any different from other 592 videos. Might just be a characteristic of new Autotune. Sounded the same to me. Sounds good actually, but I understand your concerns. Good luck with it. Seems like a strong saw.

 

[andyshine77]

I watched your video a couple of times @andyshine77 . Saw didn't seem any different from other 592 videos. Might just be a characteristic of new Autotune. Sounded the same to me. Sounds good actually, but I understand your concerns. Good luck with it. Seems like a strong saw.

I think you're probably right, and I wasn't concerned until the messages.

I know it's been said before, but this dang thing has cuts. And I had a chance to run the 661 today. In my hands, the 592 feels like it's in a different class.

 

[RI Chevy]

Only way to compare is to get a good test log that is decent sized. Use same bar and chain and time the cuts.