Beautiful build!! Yea thats dangerous stuff youre cutting in for sure! Great of ya helpin out the neighbor. Id love to run a saw like that for sure. No slouch! STAY SAFE!!
HI TIN MAN!!😀😀 Iron horse sent me over. Love the videos!! I will definitely be watching more of them. I'm sure you are cutting cotton wood. I can tell just by the bark and color of the wood. Its actually fairly hard when it drys out. But is still a pretty soft wood. Take care my friend!! Logger Al
@@tinmanssaws I have a small oil leak in the saw 372 xp when it stands under the saw and when I unscrew the oil filler, I can hear a hiss of air what can it be?
Very good video friend, I speak to you from Argentina and I have a 272xp husky and it is an unstoppable machine, hehe, finally, greetings and I continued with your videos, thank you.
@@tinmanssaws Good, I continued with the content you do because it is good and it is very useful and entertaining and nothing to quarantine with the chainsaws !! 😎
I'd like to have a 271 but 272 will just do fine I've been watching a lot of Billy Ray buttons and getting to know him like I know him personally and I just I think I'm going to get me a 271 or 272
Hey tinnman I watch alot of your videos. You never talk about the type of fuel you run or mixture. Please share. Good clip. Jason from McLean Saskatchewan.
I have a 272XP that I use in my Chain Saw mill. It stopped cutting all of a sudden. I have sharpend the chains still not cutting. Runs ok, air filter clean. What do you think I should check.
first thing i would do pull your pull start slow feel for compression if you have compression take your spark plug out check for spark if no spark could be bad spark plug or coil if you have spark take air cleaner off put little chainsaw gas in the carb or even in the park plug hole if it sounds like it wants to run probley fuel filter or carb needs to be cleaned thats may opinion thats what i do if non of that works pull muffler off pull your pull your pull starter slow look in the muffler port hole on the head to see if piston is scored if it is time to rebuild top end
I saw your comment on an afleetcommand video and subbed. I just really like saws like yourself. I’m just curious and would like to ask, if I may, what’s your day job? I don’t know much about Manitoba. I live in rural Nebraska and get mostly ash for our firewood. Currently attempting my first rebuild on a Husqvarna 359 which I believe will be a great firewood saw for a fat, red faced,white haired, gimpy old geezer. Have enjoyed your videos. 👍
Friggn rights! That saw sings a sweet tune! I didn’t know ya had ash in Manitoba!? I’d really like to find some here in Alberta, I hear it’s real nice in the stove👍
@@shapeshifter7753 the sad thing is the nicest trees on my property were all ash. I have 1 single ash left by my house. Nothing has touched it yet so hopefully it will stay
I know the feeling. I really liked these birch trees I had but the yellow bellied sap suckers killed them all😕 my grandpa used to be a crack shot and would take care of em that way but I’m not allowed to shoot here so I don’t know what to do about them🤷♂️
