If you're not a member yet, you should seriously consider it - the content is more intimate & laid back with many different topics that aren't touched on in the regular uploads!! Buckin, It always makes me laugh out loud when you talk in your silly voice😂 What dots Samuelson!" mean???
Last night my wife asked me as i get closer to retirement, what brings me joy. My first thought was my her, my daughters, our grandkids and my chainsaws. I love running my saws. That's my therapy. It brings me joy, especially if I'm helping someone else. This is a very timely video.
@@kinbake I love this. I'm planning on doing the same thing. Each day I plan to either run a chainsaw, my tractor or the wood splitter. Stuff gets done plus I love it!
Helping people out. Grabbed my 395xp with 36 and 28 in bars, 372xp with a 24 in and my Jonsered 2152, some gas and oil and headed west to near Asheville NC to clear some wood. Retired so I got time to help out.
God bless brother, thanks for helping us out. Im from SC i journed up and helped my neighbors out in NC . NOW am cleaning my yard i was hit hard lost about 20 large oaks. Slowly cleaning it up.
I have cut firewood for my whole life !!! From my Grandfathers farm to my home in Michigan. You are the MAN when it comes to ALL of it !!!! God Bless you my Brother!!
Buckin that Filing on the Chain always makes the Logs look like Holograms. It's so sharp it looks like it's going through thin Air. Scotty did a great Job on the 562. 32 inch Bar on a 60 cc Saw. Welcome new Members to the Buckin Army. It's a real joy for me to be a Member on this Channel.
Not a professional faller, and never will be. Found this channel several months ago, and have learned tons. Even better, pure therapy on this Sunday morning. Best to your dad.
My son and I are getting into saws and cutting firewood more together these days (Im 44, he's 16). I really like spending time with him doing this stuff. Making great memories. We both watch your channel daily and we have a great time doing it. You've got me seriously considering this saw. Need a BBRS decal for it if I snip one up ;) Take care, and God Bless Brother.
I remember the first time my dad let me pick up his homelite xl, it was a sickness forever after, Iv never gotten bored cutting trees it so soothing being in a tree or cutting wood its nice letting the stress of life go and being able to enjoy yourself and your tools
Love this channel. Enjoy hearing your stories! 😂. Keep ‘em coming and tell your pops thank you! He did a good job making you. Even if he wasn’t there the entire time. He was there at the beginning of it all and that is what counts haha
The grind on your chain makes the saw look like a scalpel in a surgeon’s hand. Love it Buckin’. I have it on my list to meet you one day. Much love to my favorite woodman!
Your love and kindness is amazing!!! I’m always at peace watching your videos and listening to your words of wisdom. Keep teaching and loving my friend.
Loved the video. Theres a sense of zen working outside and improving the land a bit here and there. Also a man appreciates and develops trust with his tools. Makes the whole thing more enjoyable.
YOU are what humanity used to be Buckin , i am older than you been busted up and can relate,but i was taught to always take time to help your fellow man.Hats off to you i lv these vidios!! And your kindness
Great video, as always, Buckin'! The most rewarding work I've ever done, has always been work that was done for others; almost always for no repayment of any sort. Sometimes an exchange of services happens, but rarely. I just got back from spending time in the moutains of North Carolina, cleaning up after the hurrican, and it was the most rewarding, relaxing work I've ever done.
Warm welcome to the newest members ! Happy to hear you are enjoying that 562 Buckin ! That one was hard to put in the crate after post build testing was done haha ❤
Wise words: “We need to get Bark’d up fellas. Lying down and watching instagram reels is fine, but this is the balance here. This is where the balance comes in.” Amen! Some of us have been blessed with get’n Bark’d up for most of our lives. There’s lessons in our scars and they serve as reminders of close calls and how delicate, fragile and yet durable our skin suits can be. Get up and get out before you miss the opportunity of a lifetime, we were created for more! Bless’ns All, Tedd
Coupla things right off the bat: Good to watch your channel again after me needing to research topics pertinent to my camper corn-struction. Nextly, the sound of THAT powersaw is 2-stroke perfection. The pop and crackle at idle is music. The choice of chain, here, is astonishing to this newcomer. Yer slicing through that tree like a knife through warm butter. There's no doubt that this new tuner you speak of has "the touch" and is associated w/ Ironhorse. God bless you, BR. Thanks as always.
Dad logged most of his life, always had the biggest McCullough or Homelite made. Then he was introduced to Jonsereds at a local Logging congress. He used that 80 for years… he then made the switch to the Huskies and stuck with them to the end. Ran an 1100 for years. The last 10-12 years it favorite was a Husky 162 with heated handles. 90% of the time with an 18 inch bar and a 28 inch if he had to make a large cut but really liked the 18. He always said he liked a bar that if your hands hung down the tip of the bar never reached his feet. He’s gone but we still have his saw….
Love my membership! I like the behind the scene. As I've said before: Came for axes and chain sharpening, but discovered there's so much, much more. I want the "much more" insights into being human, being a man, knowing who Buckin' is, hanging with other, like-minded members, being part of the army. Love my membership!
I wish to meet you one day. You are the kind of dad and friend I wish I had growing up. Your patience is such a strong quality to you. I'm just in Sask. If we travel to BC for the first time in the spring I hopes to run into you and shake that hand brother. Much love and utmost respect. Stand up and buck.
Buckin’ Billy Ray!! You said it right there! People don’t get why I do things for free. There’s several reasons and the main one is that I enjoy it and money would change the thing!! If no money is exchanged there’s no real pressure. Sure you get it done in a timely manner but there’s no pressures and penalties!
Awesome Chanel.ive been watching some of your videos.ive been clearing our property in Northern New Hampshire with a 545 mark ll small but it good for the trees I'm taking down.watching your channel is a huge help
Hi Buckin', I was a Husqvarna dealer for 8 years in the mid 80s. I guess I'm biased but Husqvarna is the only saw for me. Sorry we missed you at Paul Bunyan. Maybe next year. Shalom/gw
totally agree on the balance thing you brought up, get out there and do some tough things and it makes those times where you kick your feet up so much better.
Thanks to all the members helping in a new way, never before available. It is special and different from the main channel especially the live feeds. I am looking forward to meeting as many of you as possible at the Bunyan event♥️
You're right Marty, the Membership is so much fun! I'm unable to make it to Bunyon this year - I'm def going to miss giving you a hug with your leather coat on... you're such a huge supporter of Buckin's, he's lucky to have friends like you 👍🥰
@@laurarosekrug777 So sorry you won’t be able to make it to the Bunyan 🥲Thank you for your kind comments but more importantly thank you for being my friend. 🫂♥️
Hey Buckin n Buckin Army! Hey Buckin love seeing u work! My full wrap handle will be here tomorrow can't wait 2 slap er' on the 562xp. It'll be my 1st time running a powersaw with a full wrap! Very excited about it friends! Mad love n Respect!
Sorry about yer Pa, I know what yer going thru Buckin. I didn’t talk to my Pa for 17 years and then we had 12 years together and I was his caregiver because he got cancer. I hope you and your Dad get thru this unscathed.
Best damn Lumberjack on this side of the world! Man, I absolutely love the Husqvarna saws you are running, I only have 2 saws and have them ported and tuned 550xp and 460 magnum in case it gets real here in the Appalachian Mountains! I love the videos it really relaxing to watch a master at his craft!
hey bill ya gotta love that pilleated woodpecker souning off. he is probably ticked off cause your taking some of his trees. there is many other. take care out in them woods out west.
I am a Car and Gun Nerd who has became a Chainsaw Nerd in a bad way. I love this channel It's one of the best out there. As I have started the process of clearing 20 wooded acres by myself this channel has been both entertaining and informative. It has helped me stay safe and alive which is the ultimate end goal. As of today I have a 550XP/16in with diy muffler mod, 562Xp/20in a HT250 pole pruner and now a MS 500I/25in. After watching this I think I need to get the 562xp ported. Why? because chainsaws are cool, but modified ones are cooler. I'm in the south eastern Appalachians so the trees are not huge, but none are on flat ground . To Buckin. Any chance you want to do a video in NC? I know where a couple hurricane downed trees are still ;). free accommodations and travel on me if you decide you want to do something crazy.
Chimneys clean harman mk3 is ready to eat some New England hardwood.. saws are sharp and ready splitter has been rockin. Good tuning in buckin its been a bit
Man your videos make me smile an laugh, in a good way, not at you but with you if that makes sense. Gotta love playing with a power saw. Much respect from Virginia.
562...nice long reduced weight bar, stuffed crank, excellent throttle response. Nice light stand up & buck or limbing saw. Hard to beat. Ive got a 550xp mk1 & a tripple nickle but Ive always wanted a 562.
For some of us guys there’s something about running a chainsaw and doing manual labor that clears the mind and makes you feel like a man that’s changing the world for the better. I bought a brand new Stihl 046 magnum in 9/99 while I was still building houses and clearing land. I’ve still got that saw and it looks and runs like a brand new one. Put a west coast Bark Box and some nasty looking felling dogs on it not because it needed it but because it turns me on. My wife thinks I’m crazy and wasting money but it makes me happy. I’m retired now but I’m just waiting for a tree to give me a good reason to break out that Magnum!!! On a more personal note I hope your Dad is okay and enjoy his company while you have him. Enjoy your videos, peace brother.
Thanks for the video. Im a stihl guy but always enjoy your content. My first saw i still have a o34av. I have 2 clone saws a 366 and a 380 knock off i had a311 for a short while which i traded on a 400.which i beleve is another keeper. Thanks again from vic australia.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmithprepare yourself , that’s the cancer that killed my old Dad , he was looking fine right up until the end , and then he was gone . Spend all the time you can spare with him . 👍🇨🇦
Have you ever taken a blow torch to the blade of a butter knife, and got it glowing red? Then, use it in a stick of butter?!! Beacuse thats what the heck is goin on here!! Man!!! That saw cuts like a champ with that 32inch bar in it!! And 60cc at that!! Buckin, your filing(or grinding) is a great match with scott wilsons build!! And those freakin funny talks and what nots had us rollin here at the Barth home......much love to you brother, and pops🙏🙏 and everyone on this channel💪💪🪓🪵🙏😎🌳
When I get my health in better shape in a couple years, I'm going to drive up from Tennessee and have you school me in getting those chains so sharp. I want to be able to say I learned from the master
Your videos are very helpful! Even though I have by working on this stuff sense 1969. Learned by reading Air cooled engine repair manuals and Hands on. Also Taryl fan.
Your saying it's a small saw but try that square cut on a hardwood. Square cut chain and round cut take different amounts of wood. Trying to get my head around it all BBRay /|\. I'd love to see you using some smaller saws. Try a budget Ms170, there only 200 bucks ! ?. 14 " bar and good fuel mix it rips
Had a bunch of saw and NONE of them ever sounded or cut like that. Need to get me one if its just to listen to it. The snap and crisp throttle response is sweet.
Time counter. 16 minutes 16 seconds. You're right it's not all about the money it's all about cool points. Add street cred. Add respect to the list the simple fact is the more you can do the more you can do. Even my doctor told me this and I'm missing one leg do I do it for free all the time not all the time but I do a lot of free work for people that just can't afford it. And I appreciate the cool points sometimes I get an apple pie sometimes I get fence posts barbed wire old axes or tools just to make up the difference. The barter system is cool but so is cash. Be well my friend
Love the saw it is razor sharp by the looks of it . Your bang on what you was saying about the memberships I’ve been a member for going on second month and really enjoy it it’s worth it for sure ! Hoping for some type of resolve with your dad
If you're not a member yet, you should seriously consider it - the content is more intimate & laid back with many different topics that aren't touched on in the regular uploads!!
Buckin, It always makes me laugh out loud when you talk in your silly voice😂 What dots Samuelson!" mean???
Love ya Laura 🌹 😊
G'day Laura, I think he is referencing The Karate Kid movie where the term is Daniel Son.
It is a reference to an old radio skit that played in his area.😮
@@steely1neverwaneOh, yes, that makes sense! Thank you friend! 😊
@@oldmanfred8676Thank you!👍
Last night my wife asked me as i get closer to retirement, what brings me joy. My first thought was my her, my daughters, our grandkids and my chainsaws. I love running my saws. That's my therapy. It brings me joy, especially if I'm helping someone else. This is a very timely video.
Hal, I'm nearly 72 y/o and still cut wood almost every day... it's my "therapy" too.
@@kinbake I love this. I'm planning on doing the same thing. Each day I plan to either run a chainsaw, my tractor or the wood splitter. Stuff gets done plus I love it!
Helping people out. Grabbed my 395xp with 36 and 28 in bars, 372xp with a 24 in and my Jonsered 2152, some gas and oil and headed west to near Asheville NC to clear some wood. Retired so I got time to help out.
I’m in that area. Thanks for helping out. Definitely boning up on my skills lately
God bless brother, thanks for helping us out. Im from SC i journed up and helped my neighbors out in NC . NOW am cleaning my yard i was hit hard lost about 20 large oaks. Slowly cleaning it up.
I have cut firewood for my whole life !!! From my Grandfathers farm to my home in Michigan.
You are the MAN when it comes to ALL of it !!!! God Bless you my Brother!!
Buckin that Filing on the Chain always makes the Logs look like Holograms. It's so sharp it looks like it's going through thin Air. Scotty did a great Job on the 562. 32 inch Bar on a 60 cc Saw. Welcome new Members to the Buckin Army. It's a real joy for me to be a Member on this Channel.
Ha ha brother I appreciate ya
Not a professional faller, and never will be. Found this channel several months ago, and have learned tons. Even better, pure therapy on this Sunday morning. Best to your dad.
Welcome to the buckin army 🪖
Spread the love
Increase the peace
✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝
Thx friend appreciate you
My son and I are getting into saws and cutting firewood more together these days (Im 44, he's 16). I really like spending time with him doing this stuff. Making great memories. We both watch your channel daily and we have a great time doing it. You've got me seriously considering this saw. Need a BBRS decal for it if I snip one up ;) Take care, and God Bless Brother.
Got ya covered . Honored to be in yer home . Say hi to yer boy for us
I remember the first time my dad let me pick up his homelite xl, it was a sickness forever after, Iv never gotten bored cutting trees it so soothing being in a tree or cutting wood its nice letting the stress of life go and being able to enjoy yourself and your tools
We literally have the same saw and I can’t get it to run lol
Always a pleasure sitting on the patio watching BBR while the sun rises. My fire pit is a flickerin and smells amazing. Pecan wood is the best. 🤠
Sounds great!
Wishing your father the best. I was 28 when I lost my dad and wish I had more time with him cutting wood and hunting. Keep up your excellent work.
Love this channel. Enjoy hearing your stories! 😂. Keep ‘em coming and tell your pops thank you! He did a good job making you. Even if he wasn’t there the entire time. He was there at the beginning of it all and that is what counts haha
Thank you! Will do!
The grind on your chain makes the saw look like a scalpel in a surgeon’s hand. Love it Buckin’. I have it on my list to meet you one day. Much love to my favorite woodman!
Right on
Your love and kindness is amazing!!! I’m always at peace watching your videos and listening to your words of wisdom. Keep teaching and loving my friend.
Loved the video. Theres a sense of zen working outside and improving the land a bit here and there. Also a man appreciates and develops trust with his tools. Makes the whole thing more enjoyable.
YOU are what humanity used to be Buckin , i am older than you been busted up and can relate,but i was taught to always take time to help your fellow man.Hats off to you i lv these vidios!! And your kindness
Thx Jer, appreciate that , refreshing
Great video, as always, Buckin'! The most rewarding work I've ever done, has always been work that was done for others; almost always for no repayment of any sort. Sometimes an exchange of services happens, but rarely. I just got back from spending time in the moutains of North Carolina, cleaning up after the hurrican, and it was the most rewarding, relaxing work I've ever done.
Warm welcome to the newest members !
Happy to hear you are enjoying that 562 Buckin ! That one was hard to put in the crate after post build testing was done haha ❤
Ha ha ya I figured 😊
Thanks!
Thank you your support towards the adventures of buckin billy ray smith is appreciated have a peaceful weekend!
✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝
Shaklank, that chain, she is sharp. Like you are cutting Balsa wood. Almost effortless. Prayers for your DAD. May you all have a wonderful Weekend.
Eric I know I’ve said it but . We appreciate you
Wise words:
“We need to get Bark’d up fellas. Lying down and watching instagram reels is fine, but this is the balance here.
This is where the balance comes in.”
Amen!
Some of us have been blessed with get’n Bark’d up for most of our lives.
There’s lessons in our scars and they serve as reminders of close calls and how delicate, fragile and yet durable our skin suits can be.
Get up and get out before you miss the opportunity of a lifetime, we were created for more!
Bless’ns All,
Tedd
I hope your dad feels better, BB. It's been almost 2 weeks. God bless him.
Coupla things right off the bat: Good to watch your channel again after me needing to research topics pertinent to my camper corn-struction. Nextly, the sound of THAT powersaw is 2-stroke perfection. The pop and crackle at idle is music. The choice of chain, here, is astonishing to this newcomer. Yer slicing through that tree like a knife through warm butter. There's no doubt that this new tuner you speak of has "the touch" and is associated w/ Ironhorse. God bless you, BR. Thanks as always.
Glad yer with us friend
I grew up pretty close to where you are. It's always nice to hear the sounds of home on your videos.
Dad logged most of his life, always had the biggest McCullough or Homelite made. Then he was introduced to Jonsereds at a local Logging congress. He used that 80 for years… he then made the switch to the Huskies and stuck with them to the end. Ran an 1100 for years. The last 10-12 years it favorite was a Husky 162 with heated handles. 90% of the time with an 18 inch bar and a 28 inch if he had to make a large cut but really liked the 18. He always said he liked a bar that if your hands hung down the tip of the bar never reached his feet. He’s gone but we still have his saw….
Love my membership! I like the behind the scene. As I've said before: Came for axes and chain sharpening, but discovered there's so much, much more. I want the "much more" insights into being human, being a man, knowing who Buckin' is, hanging with other, like-minded members, being part of the army. Love my membership!
This was my hope . And you sir , are appreciated
I was looking to see what size bar this was. I thank you.
I wish to meet you one day. You are the kind of dad and friend I wish I had growing up. Your patience is such a strong quality to you. I'm just in Sask. If we travel to BC for the first time in the spring I hopes to run into you and shake that hand brother. Much love and utmost respect. Stand up and buck.
Buckin’ Billy Ray!! You said it right there! People don’t get why I do things for free. There’s several reasons and the main one is that I enjoy it and money would change the thing!! If no money is exchanged there’s no real pressure. Sure you get it done in a timely manner but there’s no pressures and penalties!
I remember watching you on the show. Always enjoyed your interviews. That blade cuts like a hot knife through butter!
Thanks for the smiles Buckin, big prayers for you dad and your family to get through this tough time.
Thanks so much
Glad I found your channel Billy. I was a smallwood logger for a couple of years in Australia and loved it!
That woodpecker sound and response was hilarious Buckin!
😆
Pileated
My buddy ! It’s so nice to watch your videos, after a hard day of work your videos are so relaxing. I cut wood on side for fun and love it
This makes me happy
Awesome Chanel.ive been watching some of your videos.ive been clearing our property in Northern New Hampshire with a 545 mark ll small but it good for the trees I'm taking down.watching your channel is a huge help
Hi Buckin', I was a Husqvarna dealer for 8 years in the mid 80s. I guess I'm biased but Husqvarna is the only saw for me. Sorry we missed you at Paul Bunyan. Maybe next year. Shalom/gw
totally agree on the balance thing you brought up, get out there and do some tough things and it makes those times where you kick your feet up so much better.
Thanks to all the members helping in a new way, never before available. It is special and different from the main channel especially the live feeds.
I am looking forward to meeting as many of you as possible at the Bunyan event♥️
Ahhh Marto . Love ❤️
You're right Marty, the Membership is so much fun!
I'm unable to make it to Bunyon this year - I'm def going to miss giving you a hug with your leather coat on... you're such a huge supporter of Buckin's, he's lucky to have friends like you 👍🥰
@@laurarosekrug777 So sorry you won’t be able to make it to the Bunyan 🥲Thank you for your kind comments but more importantly thank you for being my friend. 🫂♥️
@@martyrutter3630 🥰
Time of year to clean the Wood Stove & Chimney Nice piece of Fir! Prayes for your dad
Hey Buckin n Buckin Army! Hey Buckin love seeing u work! My full wrap handle will be here tomorrow can't wait 2 slap er' on the 562xp. It'll be my 1st time running a powersaw with a full wrap! Very excited about it friends! Mad love n Respect!
Hi Steve
I also had a 562 xp with a full handle....its great. Great weekend to you
@@gaudenzschneider316 you as well my dear friend!
You will become a different cutter now , excited for you . Be careful on the installation short screw .. long screws . etc .
@@steveroberson1979 once you go full wrap, you'll never go back.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith thanks 4 the friendly tips! Looking forward to tomorrow! 🥳
Being in the woods,the best part.when my saw was running the elk and deer did not spook much.but when I turned it off-goodbuy
Sorry about yer Pa, I know what yer going thru Buckin. I didn’t talk to my Pa for 17 years and then we had 12 years together and I was his caregiver because he got cancer. I hope you and your Dad get thru this unscathed.
Thx
Well done .
Best damn Lumberjack on this side of the world! Man, I absolutely love the Husqvarna saws you are running, I only have 2 saws and have them ported and tuned 550xp and 460 magnum in case it gets real here in the Appalachian Mountains! I love the videos it really relaxing to watch a master at his craft!
hey bill ya gotta love that pilleated woodpecker souning off. he is probably ticked off cause your taking some of his trees. there is many other. take care out in them woods out west.
You bet
We need a walk around of your truck. Love an old truck being used daily. Good on ya.
Thank you for all these lessons. Just got mine. Hello from Greece keep on
Welcome friend
I am a Car and Gun Nerd who has became a Chainsaw Nerd in a bad way. I love this channel It's one of the best out there. As I have started the process of clearing 20 wooded acres by myself this channel has been both entertaining and informative. It has helped me stay safe and alive which is the ultimate end goal. As of today I have a 550XP/16in with diy muffler mod, 562Xp/20in a HT250 pole pruner and now a MS 500I/25in. After watching this I think I need to get the 562xp ported. Why? because chainsaws are cool, but modified ones are cooler. I'm in the south eastern Appalachians so the trees are not huge, but none are on flat ground . To Buckin. Any chance you want to do a video in NC? I know where a couple hurricane downed trees are still ;). free accommodations and travel on me if you decide you want to do something crazy.
I love how.bat shyt crazy this guy is!!!I couldn't stop laughing!!he's so smart and just comfortable I any situation and I admire that in a fellow!
We’re just gettin’goin again friend. Glad yer here . Love ya ❤
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith-👍👍👍😀😀😀🇨🇿
Man I've never seen growth rings that far apart! Our trees have that many in two inches, so cool to see
Thanks for all you do buckin! Love videos like this!
Thanks for watching
Chimneys clean harman mk3 is ready to eat some New England hardwood.. saws are sharp and ready splitter has been rockin. Good tuning in buckin its been a bit
Prayers as always 🙏 for dad!
Love you all...❤❤❤
Dr/Lt. Bradley
Man your videos make me smile an laugh, in a good way, not at you but with you if that makes sense. Gotta love playing with a power saw. Much respect from Virginia.
562...nice long reduced weight bar, stuffed crank, excellent throttle response. Nice light stand up & buck or limbing saw. Hard to beat. Ive got a 550xp mk1 & a tripple nickle but Ive always wanted a 562.
You’ve created a beautiful community here. Glad I found it.
For some of us guys there’s something about running a chainsaw and doing manual labor that clears the mind and makes you feel like a man that’s changing the world for the better. I bought a brand new Stihl 046 magnum in 9/99 while I was still building houses and clearing land. I’ve still got that saw and it looks and runs like a brand new one. Put a west coast Bark Box and some nasty looking felling dogs on it not because it needed it but because it turns me on. My wife thinks I’m crazy and wasting money but it makes me happy. I’m retired now but I’m just waiting for a tree to give me a good reason to break out that Magnum!!! On a more personal note I hope your Dad is okay and enjoy his company while you have him. Enjoy your videos, peace brother.
Very entertained by the Scottish accent!
I love my HUSKY ,,10 years , still starts 2 pulls , maybe 50 cord, I would love a header on it,thanks for your input buckin 🇨🇦
Buckin I love your old gas can there I have a few I don’t use any more . Just saving them .
I love ❤️ em
Thanks for the video.
Im a stihl guy but always enjoy your content.
My first saw i still have a o34av.
I have 2 clone saws a 366 and a 380 knock off i had a311 for a short while which i traded on a 400.which i beleve is another keeper.
Thanks again from vic australia.
That 3 pound wedge banger voice after the bird was great
Another eggsallent video Buckin!!!
We are cut from similar spiritual cloth Brother✨💪🏼❤️
The burn. Skip across the burn. You wouldn't say creek in that accent. Love the machine gun sound of that saw idling.
Praying for your dad. Have a great week chum
Thank you! You too!
Wow! Exactement the way i see havin pleasure using à powersaw and helping a friend without having to punch in and out!
Billy I have a 562XP given to me. I run a 20" bar on all hardwood here on the east coast and I love the saw.
Sweet
I’m back Billy. I have been watching Bjarne Butler. I have missed your monologue and humor!
Great ya see ya
I have a 562 and a husky 550 xp and love both of them but I find myself reaching for the 550 more often than not. It is just a nice light weight saw.
Prayers to Dad!..... be kind
Thx ol’ friend
@@BuckinBillyRaySmithprepare yourself , that’s the cancer that killed my old Dad , he was looking fine right up until the end , and then he was gone . Spend all the time you can spare with him . 👍🇨🇦
Way to go, Buckin'. Love watching that saw just rip with the dogs dug in.
Groovy
Have you ever taken a blow torch to the blade of a butter knife, and got it glowing red? Then, use it in a stick of butter?!! Beacuse thats what the heck is goin on here!! Man!!! That saw cuts like a champ with that 32inch bar in it!! And 60cc at that!! Buckin, your filing(or grinding) is a great match with scott wilsons build!! And those freakin funny talks and what nots had us rollin here at the Barth home......much love to you brother, and pops🙏🙏 and everyone on this channel💪💪🪓🪵🙏😎🌳
Ha ha , this is what happens when the three pieces are inline. Body, mind, spirit
@BuckinBillyRaySmith absalutely right! And I find life is easier, and more abundant when they are all in line💪💪😊❤️
I just bought one! I love the weight of it. I’m gonna put a 28” stihl light bar.
Beautiful
You've got that Irish draw down!!! Awesome lol
He he
When I get my health in better shape in a couple years, I'm going to drive up from Tennessee and have you school me in getting those chains so sharp. I want to be able to say I learned from the master
I love you and your saw collections and your saw collections are amazing
Your videos are very helpful! Even though I have by working on this stuff sense 1969. Learned by reading Air cooled engine repair manuals and Hands on. Also Taryl fan.
The bird noise on double the video speed 😂on the floor crying oh my lung son that hurt me bad
Thanks Sir! What a cool video and again, positive message!
Your saying it's a small saw but try that square cut on a hardwood. Square cut chain and round cut take different amounts of wood. Trying to get my head around it all BBRay /|\. I'd love to see you using some smaller saws. Try a budget Ms170, there only 200 bucks ! ?. 14 " bar and good fuel mix it rips
Buckin a Poulan “Wild Thing” with that chain on it could pull a 32” bar!😂
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But first you have to get it to run.
Nice one BBR , your passion makes for a great video .
Mrs Doubtfire takes to the saw... 🙂Brilliant!!
My da... god rest his soul ....had a thick Glasgow accent.
Hugs da.
Miss ya.
Had a bunch of saw and NONE of them ever sounded or cut like that. Need to get me one if its just to listen to it. The snap and crisp throttle response is sweet.
Time counter. 16 minutes 16 seconds. You're right it's not all about the money it's all about cool points. Add street cred. Add respect to the list the simple fact is the more you can do the more you can do. Even my doctor told me this and I'm missing one leg do I do it for free all the time not all the time but I do a lot of free work for people that just can't afford it. And I appreciate the cool points sometimes I get an apple pie sometimes I get fence posts barbed wire old axes or tools just to make up the difference. The barter system is cool but so is cash. Be well my friend
It sounded like a pileated woodpecker. Also, say these words with an Irish accent: whale oil beef hooked.
Love the saw it is razor sharp by the looks of it . Your bang on what you was saying about the memberships I’ve been a member for going on second month and really enjoy it it’s worth it for sure ! Hoping for some type of resolve with your dad
Thank you my friend appreciate that words
Give your dad a big hug just because you can.
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Dude you're a beautiful soul. Big respect
Your saws just seem to cut insane. Great video
Thx pal
Buckin,always a great 👍 pleasure watching your videos 😮😊❤
Thx Todd
As an older man, I can tell you that around 68-71 you won’t want to climb and fall those bigger trees stay with the 24-30 inchers
I agree 73
Man Buckin Billy Ray Man I hope you're alright my friend
Sending prayers for your dad 🙏🙏🙏 and have a wonderful weekend
Thank you! You too!
Buckin, love the Scottish accent, kindest regards from Bonnie Scotland. Joe.
Joseph how are you . ?
As a Scotsman myself, I agree😂. It veers off into Irish now and again but great attempt 👍🏻
I have a old model Husqvarna 266 with a big boar kit which changed it to a 272 I ported the new cylinder and gutted the muffler and man she is a beast
I've always been a Stihl guy, but that husky is nice! Thanks for the great video!
You bet
Your funny voice in the beginning kinda reminds me of Bill Murray in caddy shack !
I like your machine and I like your logic. Good advice.
Learned something (as always) and a smile watching your video!!!!!
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Barked up! 😂
That saw cuts like butter 🧈. Sheesh
Love the videos brother!