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@@nathanchild3256 really appreciate that. Those pros with tank leaks really pushed us to 100 percent pre-run model..

@@tedneitzel really appreciate the sentiment

@@jasoncrow840 appreciate that Jason.. folks in the know, well....know.. I feel bad for the folks chasing their tails getting 50 bad answers on the FB groups. . we end that with at worst a phone call and more often on our pre run and inspection... Again thanks for the support...

When you say mixture, do you mean adding oxygen to that? I'll look up a manual for this thing on the internet. The only adjustment that I do is for how much acetylene the pilot's using. They can make the flame pretty big. Pretty small, I generally have it set just enough, kind of small that I don't blow it out by accident relighting the torch. Torch. I love that thing.

@@bulletproofsaws it’s been some years since I used one, but I thought you could twist the tip on that pilot flame to adjust it. I don’t remember that much soot rolling off. Maybe we had ours turned down low. Regardless, if you’re going to run a torch all day it’s a must have tool.

@@OthellPruett I re adjusted... It. Literally makes everything so much nicer . Wish I had before and after pics.. the torch and regulator rebuild guys down in Georgia did a fantastic job . Was about black from age and tarnish.. needed seals and service... For 130 bucks it came back like new... I'm gonna do another video to give them a credit

Say you're clueless without saying your clueless... High estrogen day eh?

Same leak procedure as your torch . It's 101 level stuff

Definitely bought. It's a Smith Gas Saver

​@LoFi_Punk gas saver hahahahah except it's using gas the whole time so I don't see how it is saving any gas. Idiots will buy anything these days

@@MrTk6969 actually mine is weld it older than the Smith labeled units. It's a classic but same deal.. and to clarify for the high estrogen commenters, the pilot light is adjustable and runs fuel only..it's far less then the torch consumption, both cutting and even 000 welding tips... Morons will comment lots of clueless these days..must have been a rough gyno appointment...

Well that only makes too much sense. Duh. Actually what I think might be even better now that you mention that is women's hairspray, because then it would dry and get sticky and maybe hold them on. Little worried about the WD letting them slide back off

Glad you liked it. I've been so happy with that dumb blower, I don't know how I lived without it. Pay $650 or $700 for one and this kind of hit my price point and now I'll never go without one

Good deal.. we're going to run out of the steel version pretty quick, the Husky version is super nice too, and that's the one I thought would sell out first. Go figure. Glad it came quick. Had to ship that one from Montana. I should be getting another batch in the next week or two.

I thought I had done one on the fixed length one . I have the extendable ones 8n stock and while I haven't ran one, Jess has and customer feedback is good . The problem I have is when I take one out to make a video then I want to keep it for myself and not sell it. I already have two pole pruners. I don't know that I need a third, but maybe I do. Lol www.bluesaws.com/products/bluesaws-farmertec-fp226b-pole-pruner-pole-saw?

Jess said they're sweet.. I'll get next batch in a week or two so I can get my grubby paws on them. I'm overdue for a new fuel can ..

Would be nice if the competitor would make the steel can version with these style caps.... 🤔

Let me guess it had the nicer looking brass worm gear installed. Generally. They also include the plastic worm gear which I found to be a lot more reliable in the zippered pouch that comes with the saw. They've also been batches of saws that just had problematic oilers

That was it and also came with an extra which of course did the exact some thing. I ordered a new hyway oil pump and a couple of the correct worm gears and no trouble since. Was a shame because that brass one looked really good. But the threads didn’t engage the pump correctly so it’s never going to work unfortunately. Other than that issue the saw runs very close to a real 395. Will see how it holds up over time

Any g395 updates coming down pipe anytime soon? Be nice to have a pro version

They're both really decent saws. It's just a matter of what you want to spend. I have a hard time with a lot of the overpriced used OEM stuff.

We also have a shop in Montana. Small world. I personally will generally pick the 440 over the 460. Some other folks could make a good argument the other way. That's just the way I am with them

@@bulletproofsaws would you choose the 440 over the 461 too? And may I ask why you prefer the 440? I really don’t know much so collecting info and opinions of people that know saws. Do you guys have anything good for sale now? Montana shop? Where? How much to make my saws sing?

Stocker..other than swapping in some improved reliability parts. Not performance modded...Plan to do some modded 880 when we find time

Thanks man, appreciate it. I do open up the horn on them just to let some air directly through. But still that stock filter is subpar. I can take my personal 366 and do some swapping back and forth and see if I notice the difference in the wood between the v-stack and the stock filter. I have a couple OEM 361s I got to get back to working on. The next big thing that I'd really love to test is a good ported cylinder. If I could get 10 to 15% with a pork job I'd be super happy

@@bulletproofsaws Oh yeah these port up really well. I have a video posted on channel of my 366 when I had the first ported cyl on it. I ended up doing a second cyl but I got distracted from the project. Watching all this 366 stuff is making me wanna jump back on it. I bet Morgan can work his magic on them.

Brazing does go pretty quick for me. I'm currently using flux coated rods and I'm not sure but have been thinking about swapping to Bare rods and using a separate dip flux. I'm not sure what that'll get me speed wise, but I notice with the flux coated rods, that the mufflers seem to weep flux residue out from the braze, the first few times they are heat cycled on the saw. It's like a white powder that just brushes off. I'm not sure if a separate or different flux might alleviate that problem

Lol, I hate him enough to make a video bitching about it...

I'm not sure. Kind of comparing apples to oranges a little bit. I'm not a huge echo guy outside of their top handles. The 590s have never overly impressed me, but I know some fellas do port work on them and can do a heck of a job. Morgan over at Appalachian saw repair just did some tests on a ported 590 vs stock. I think he gained like 30% which to me the 590s really need. Also echoes build quality is outstanding so there's something to be said there. I think for a long -term reliable saw echoes hard to beat. But I always think that they lack in performance and the cost to get some performance seems high. Not sure how spicing them up affects reliability on them either, I just don't personally know. I'll see if I can grab a 590 and do some comparisons.

Cause we school dumbassas without a clue who take pit shots fairly easily.. yell up to mommy from the basement for some milk and cookies, you'll feel better.