I was sweating just watching you lift those logs lol!! But I have to say physical work is the best damn work out there is!!! Have a good night Tinman!!
You know a person takes it for granted that people know this kind of stuff but most people or a good number don't so thanks for getting the new to chainsaws a good video of what you can do with bars and build confidence to start to drive deeper into the saw fixing hobby you always do the saw community a solid Tinman thanks,
Good thing we were there to help get those logs in the truck! I'll tell ya , you work alone you figure all kinda of ways to overcome not having 4 hands and 2 backs. Thanks Tinman
once Tinman gets back at the shop he's talkin a coupla octaves higher. mighta dropped his left nut by where he was loadin the logs onto his truck. tough country boy
GREAT EXPLANATION TINMAN THANKYOU LOOKS LIKE YOUR GOING TO BE A BUSY MAN BILLY HAS SOME MACS COMING YOUR WAY BUDDY ,VERY CLEAN LOOKING SAWS TAKE CARE BUDDY LOVING THE CONTENT
I've seen Buckin use steel brake line tubing and cut it into small rings to take up the space in a Stihl bar onto a husky. I need to try it out. Ya got me Tinman!!!! I snagged a 44 off Ebay the other day. Ive Been looking for a decent priced small saw like a 346xp for a couple years. Then you showed a 44 and my mind was made!
My husqvarna 272xp runs well until I need to refill gas but not able to start it up again new spark plug still the same have ordered new coil hope that will sort it out. Good tip tinman stihl bar tweak for husqvarna may try that
I love the "Take 'er easy" Canuck ethos. Its somehow authoritative like there's no choice. Stay calm and carry on is the UK version. I'm Canadian by the way. Blessings Tinman.
Had to roll big hackbery walnit in truck tonight just like that i cant squezze so did that like you but my tail gates broke and have to go over it plus im about half of you .lol.small dude.you know you love something when your lifting 300 pound logs with broken hands and more have had health issues .anyways stay safe
Friday night not in the shop, way to mix it up. Always look forward to your content, highlight of my week is when the bell goes off for your channel.,,,,
Ya that’s Been there done that with logs When I’m by myself I cut them at least 2 to 3 foot longer stand them up and let him down over the bed hanging out 2 to 3 feet past the tailgate because I don’t want to be there all day cutting around and move them just easy to do it in my backyard but that’s just me good job though
@@tinmanssaws After I posted that I wanted to say that I've done that in the past...present...and probably in the future. Sometimes it's just easier than setting up the mill. Stay safe.
Thanks for the video :) maybe other method would be to add few more links to the chain? Do you maybe recall what were the lenghts of the bars? If 24" then maybe a 86 link chain would work and no bar drilling would be neccesary?
I hate this time of year. I leave for work it’s dark I get home it’s dark. I’m either sitting in a car or at a desk and my back is toast. I can’t wait to get back out in my garage and in the woods.
What type of metal work does the tin man do roofing? gutters ? ductwork? Faceir ? Commercial? Residential? I don't know why it matters but I would like to know love your channel thanks
I like your channel Tinman.I am always looking forward to a new video. Do you also no which Oregon bar fits an older McCulloch ? I have a D276 with oiler holes in it and looking for a new bar.I heard the D176 is the newer bar for a McCulloch and also have the right oiler holes.is this the right one?and do i not have to make adjustments to the bar?
Get used to this with older saws!!......Not many parts left!..... Stihl was the best choice on my old Homelite, there's a Dealer 5 minutes from me......and I was running a Really long bar......Easier.
Hey Tinman im sure this is a Longshot but you wouldn't happen to have another one of those chainbrakes like the one on the 288 I need one for my 268 cant find one anywhere
Love your videos. I am in need of help. I have a Husky 162SE. I bought new in 77. I need a cylinder/piston kit. Any idea where I might get one? Thanks in advance
weve done it in the 1970s 80s 90s dad was a shop teacher and ran the sawmill on weekkends.chainsaws were very expensive for the times and parts were not easily on hands and the parts man at the saw shop needed to know his stuff because when you drove 125 miles to the bush and both your huskies bog out at 30 below and the skidder is idling and both saws wont fire up ya u want to run em over with the 230 timberjack lolo.
Sucks broken right hand is the bone knuckle under index finger triiger finger?can only close it half way like the low setting lol.but serious ill pay realy need saw
Really enjoy your videos. I have a question, I have a 266se that I use for milling and I would like to hot rod it enough to be a little faster. Any suggestions and what could I actually expect out of it? Thanks
You don't have to elongate the groove for the studs if you add one drive link to the chain. 28" stihl takes 91 drivers, hjsqvarna is 93, 92 is the happy medium.
I’m having issues with a Husky 2100 build it won’t fire up but it backfires out the muffler. I’ve tested carburetor and replaced gaskets and it is getting fuel and have spark. Could that be a ignition coil problem?
Dont get the cannon they are junk!! I bought one a week ago to put a stihl light bar on my 562 and it didnt fit my saw not even close!! Even tho the specs said it would go right on. So I filed it out to fit and it snapped! And no it is not steel it is cast iron 😡 total rip off
Hey tinman.been watching your channel for while couodnt subscribe until now .for reasons unrelated.am just learning to work on saws .like virgin new.however been running them in production 25 years .basicaly .realy need favor ive tryed everywhere to get a modded work saw a all around grunt saw for tree work firewood and whatever elese.lol. am desprate for a 70 cc or up work saw to run duferent size bars .am in tennessee and will do what ever you need .to get me a real saw .not tgese crappy shops saws.ill pay whatever have 2 broken hands been sick did alot wood this year with a 47 cc saw lol.lol.no lie and as said need big saw .git stuclk with a purchase on that little echo climber saw .and i dont have tool to tune it they wont help at dealer either?i will zsend that saw and buy big one first .as need one badly .spent to much on ropes gear and need saw bad .im out options as far as modded work saws .realy need that echo modded.to .apoligize if sound needy but seen how you and your channels folks are good people.thkught maybe someone coukd help?????im xutting 4 ,5 foot logs with that littke 47.8 dont want to blow it up its old classic and its whats got me into wotking on saws virgin though? I love that little saw .i got it begining year for climbing mid size saw.any help be blessing as this is all i have in life that i enjoy ..buckin wood .split few cords while ago sold out wood been behind without big saw.love this chanel found it by mistake cant get enough big man....
I've never been able to figure out why some feel the need to follow the latest fads, the trendy yet perverted, dangerous, and disgusting traditions like mutilating their body by injecting large portions of it with ink, drilling holes all over and hanging metal, etc.
Tinman, go to gostwear.com and check out the Big Bill double knee logger jeans. They're Canadian made and tougher than the Carharts. They come with suspender buttons. Man sizes too
WRONG.........it's called improvising, you'll learn about it if you get Sorta serious with saws one day!! Also, not everyone lives in a major town......if you live in a VERY Rural area, you might Only have a Stihl or Echo dealer, and if you're doing Lots of cutting, it's easier to just convert the Saw........as not everyone can just "click" on ebay and order chains and get a Box 5 days later...........many places in America still takes VERY long to get UPS or FedEx deliveries....and NOT worth it, easier to just run to a Local dealer.
