Going over some chain saw basics save money on heat! prep firewood. Husqvarna rancher 455 Homesteading Firewood chain saw Chain saw chains Logging Heat with firewood Save money on heat prepper husqvarna rancher 455
@@crowner17 there a good saw if your just using it for part time use, Few hours a week or so. Run Good fuel and clean filters once in a while and will Run for years.
Have a 445 that has seen so much use and never fails to start or cut! My favorite saw to date! I also have a Stihl ms250 and it is also a really great saw but as a personal preference, I enjoy the Husqvarna saws due to their vibration and performance imo! Primer bulb still works great and never gives me an issue as long as you maintain it correctly! Best of luck
I start all my saws holding the throttle handle with my right hand, and pull starting with my left hand. So I can control the throttle. Not a big fan of high idle as soon as a cold saw starts.
As I'm watching your video I'm doing maintenance on the same make and model of saw and the air filter hasn't been replaced since the factory. Sept of 06. It's had 3 owners and no maintenance. Seems to last good
I find this saw weighs 16lbs. And for the power you get . This saw is a nice saw however it is very heavy even though I have one and I'm big guy and it doesn't bother me at all for light use,but 16 lbs is very heavy
Neither the Husqvarna 455 or the 460 are professional saw. They both have the plastic crankcase. When you start getting into the professional saws they will have an aluminum crankcase. Is the 460 worth $100 more, maybe but you're not getting a professional saw.
Doing it with your footbis not the safest way sorry to call you out but I'm a professional loger and #1 starting any huskivarna with the bar break on is bad for the saw. And the foot method is not safe my buddy used to do that and all it takes is for your foot to get stuck in there and holding the throttle down it's not safe the safest way is putting the saw in your crotch and starting it!
