RUNNING A POWER SAW, (CHAINSAW), ALL DAY YOU TEND TO FEEL YOUR LOWER BACK . THIS IS A LITTLE DEMONSTRATION OF THE DIFFERENCE IN WHAT MAY BE FASTER OR MAY NOT BE FASTER
You speak the truth about the Macs my friend. My old pro mac 700 wasn't running well so it's been on a shelf for a few wood cutting seasons now. After discovering your channel last month and watching some of your videos, I was motivated to get it out and tune it up last week. I miss running that old saw to buck logs into firewood. There's something about the feeling a person gets after working on something that is broken, and then being in the woods as the sun comes up, when you fire up the old Mac it smokes quite a bit until it's warm for about 30 seconds and you can feel the sun hitting your back with the cool fresh mountain air, the power of the Pro Mac 700 in your hands running like it was new as you rev it up and look around and the smoke looks like mist following a gentle breeze away from you and upward, Man that's a great feeling. I love that can set the Mac down and clear the slash away while limbing and it just idles like a saw should. The original McCulloch 20" bar that's on it has been hammered really hard over the years, so I've been looking at new bars. I was thinking about going to a 28" bar this season for that saw now that it's running good again. The timing of this video is absolutely perfect.
That’s what it’s all about. I got 3 pro Mac 700 saws from my wife’s grandpa and kept one. Been kicking myself for selling the other 2 for $100 each ever since..
Love the tests it is so much more proof that everyone should just try stuff and see how it works with their setup. Not all Powersaws are the same even same cc same brand saws. Love it brother. That ole 1010 just keeps cuttin eh. 🌲❤🌲✊
I'm repping big wood Oak Maple and such with a stihl 660 w/skip tooth , 36in bar, Oregon blade magic- cuts through everything like nothing anyting else.
Wow... Power to the rainbow. Used to go to rainbow gatherings in the forest here in Pennsylvania, and people would stay for weeks to clean it up, so you could barely tell that thousands of people just camped out for weeks. Sweat lodges, popcorn kitchen, main circle drumming. Alcohol and drugs are frowned upon. Rainbow gathering healing festival, many years, be kind. The legend and history of indigenous people shall be preserved and respected by those who are caring.
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith hey Buckin I got a question for you. I want to buy an old Mcculloch 1010 but I don’t know what bad length I should run. My filing is pretty good now that I have watched your filing videos(thank you it helped a ton) so I don’t know if that would affect it or not. Well I hope you have a great Buckin day! Keep chopping!
I'm a smaller guy. So I prefer a 036 or a 44 with a small 20"-22" bar opposed to a 28"-32" bar, mainly because of the weight to power ratio. I like a big power saw for bucking/felling, and a 026 for limbing. ((Stihl models only used for power reference))(I only know about stihl saw sizes)
Hello Buckin good day to ya !!. It’s in the 90’s here in Michigan & will be that all week here. Enjoyed your video!. Maybe we will see ya live today!. God bless y’all 🙌🏽🙏🏽❤️
Hi Buckin. Good information again. I really like this kind of video. How about skip vs. full house on the same bar and same saw in different diameters of wood ? I guess that would show the advantages/disadvantages of each type of chain per application.
Really like your videos. So what makes you such an expert, not being sarcastic you definitely know your stuff ham just curious where you learned it all. I myself have learned a great deal from ur videos hope you continue to make them. God bless and stay safe
The exhaust chamber will change the power output curve of a two strokes engine. Can give more top end, can give more middle range power. Carburation will be affected and will need to be adjusted to get the “tuned exhaust” full potential.
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hi buckin billy ray, could it be there is the face of a lady in the handle of erics ax? so it is a real she with the spirit of kindness i hope! Thanks for the chainsaw "explenation" it comes right in time, cause i am looking for a vintage mculloch just now, love and kindness for all friends of the buckin army!
That would be mega for you to come to the UK 2022. And Do a buck stock.. a bet a hole lot of people would go Tae it.... You must visit Scotland if you do bucken. Send it on...
i use a ms170 witha 40cm leadblade , as a tow 372 with 60cm and 105cm , ther was a time (seen it is abel to buy) some blades without turnwheel no idea , just often peson come and say that i use to long bars , that freakn for to me, phsycal nonsence the difrence per 10,00cm is lower 5 kilo newton i gues might 0,5lbs that the sambe power realte to move a beer bottel up lower might .... i use cheap dsicount kitchen COLZA OIL at short blades (often at tall) like the ms170 and the Black+Decker GKC3630L25-QW Li Ion 36v eu , us 40v that i use with 3 akkupacks and i find easyer as the sthil ( only matter she have a overheat stop that sometime block her after the 2nd akku, so i buyd a nother and let cool one wail the other run ) ....
running a stock 261 didnt realize that it was underpowered for a 20 bar. the 20 is perfect for my back would like a 24 but again would need a bigger saw. i was wondering if a skip would help at all. i cut mostly pine and oak. Going to try one out and see how it goes. i love the 261 with a 16 but i feel it in my back.
I appreciate all the energy you put into the videos. I’m sure I don’t know the half of it. I’ve been watching a long time, like since 17000 subs. Thanks so much for all the effort!
A little known thing about those particular chamber pipes from the pocket bikes. A lot of them are just all wrong in their design. It's correctable but if you don't know to look you'd never know why they don't work. The header pipes are just shoved into the chamber and welded with a ton of the header protruding into the chamber. This totally negates how an expansion chamber works. So to correct the problem and have the chamber do its thing the header and stinger must not stick into the chamber at all so you gently grind the welds and pull the header pipe out then trim the header, put it back in so it does not extend into the chamber and re weld. The header pipe length has a lot to do where the pipe comes on. Get that wrong and the pipe may have it's effective powerband too high or too low. I grafted one of those onto a Honda NC50 bike, I got the header too long and the pipe hit at much too high an rpm for the the bike to have any torque until I ran out of road. A properly designed chamber you can actually put your mouth to it and sing into it and when you hit the right frequency range you can feel the wind get sucked out of you. Hopefully this info will help anyone wanting to build a pipe of their own
Hey Buck'n, this is a non- related question in regards to your latest video. But when pulling on a tree (for ex. with a truck), can you pull so hard that you cause it to barber chair when felling it? Thanks. I enjoy your videos and your attitude is refreshing and an inspiration. Stay safe. And the best of me and mine to you and yours.
..I've never quite understood how a funky, long, awkward looking exhaust pipe can give a saw more power...if you're looking to minimize back-pressure and want maximum flow, looks like a simple short stub would do best?....
It's the shape of the pipe, or expansion chamber, that accomplishes the magic. 2 stroke motorcycle exhausts are all tuned pipes. There's a science to the design. A race saw builder could explain it better.
Running a 28" Bar with full house carlton on my old red homelite Super Xl made a world of difference for me. Luv it Buckin. All the best to EVERYONE across the GLOBE. Ak Brad
I'm blessed to work for a company that has all. New saws an equipment. Not bragging at all but it's nice to be in a great place,with great guys. Be blessed 2 all in any situation u are in. Especially in today's world we are living in. But honest I would give anything to be were buckin is. It's just so peaceful.
Hey buckin, did you put the 28" on the 610 yet? I have a 610 just wondering how it went the longer bar on her, keep up the good work 👍💪 I'm in the UK buckin army 🇬🇧
Off work because I might have Covid, spending my time watching chainsaw videos. I'm a second year apprentice carpenter who is helping a friend build a log house on 40 acres of raw land, so alot of chainsaw work will be involved preparing the site this summer for building next. Learning alot watching you videos and others, yours are the most fun to watch. Thanks for doing what you do. Love. Be kind.
Many things: bent bar, worn guide rails, improper sharpening---all angles need to be the same, saw chain dulled more on one side than the other.... those would be the main culprits.
Thanks Buckin'. That little 10-10A is a ripper! this video definitely answered some questions i was going to ask. Hopefully my 10-10A runs that well once i get a bar and chain on it. Love it. Hope everyone is well.
You know I’m a big fan of all your videos, Buckin’, but your message of kindness will always be what keeps me coming back. Peace, my friend. 6:23 says it all. Be kind everyone! 🌎❤️
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith you beat me to it 👍🏼, I keep 20" on my go-to most of the time because that's 90% of the time plenty enough but I have 28" hanging up just in case, on my small saws I have one I typically keep a 14" on but have a 16&18 I acquired over the years and my medium size saw I keep a 16 on but have a 14&18 for it, then there is the hutz388 cheapo I keep in my truck that I only have a 22 for.
I have some seven year seasoned ash to slab. I’m thinking a skip tooth would work better than full house. Never used one so not sure. Any thoughts? Be kind . Love from Idaho
The term is full comp. Full house signifies a cutter on every drive link. Some specialized chains for firefighting are full house. no wood cutting chain ever is configured like that.
I can't believe how long you filed each tooth! Even if you've hit metal you don't need to file it that much, I can get all our chains sharp with 3 to 5 strokes. However you do make me laugh. And before any numpties pipe up, I've been in the game 35 years
Trouble with madrona/arbutus is that it moves too much as it dries--cracks and checks galore. Craftsmen have found that it needs to be boiled to solve that problem. My bowl turner found this out, though he knew it.
Buckin, you’re my kinda dude! Love the old Fords. I am now looking into picking up a mcCulloch of my own. Cheers good on you, recently subscribed and been watching a ton of videos! Rock on brother!
I have been watching and learning from you and your son. Can you show us how to build a free wood shelter? Plus more mom music! She is great.Dan from Va.
