Bucking I am so impressed with your direct, down to earth manner. 10-10 maintenance: Absolutely agree! Got a 10-10 lightweight for $20 au (Perth. Western Australia) . Hadn't run for 10 years- "might just need a bit of a tune up" Missing so many bolts, nuts and screws. Even so- sparks & fires!!! Also agree about solid tip bars- I just think they are to chainsaws what the "T-model" Ford is to motoring. Mine came with a very nice full chisel chain. And a McCulloch branded sdc carby. Scouring the internet for parts- very rough paint suggests a really hard worked favourite even if not showered in tenderness saw. Enjoy your channel immensely. cheers., demBee
New subscriber here. Love your videos Buckin! Great note about checking the bolts. On thing I have found that works awesome for keeping hardware from rattling out, instead of using lock tight which can be a pain when pulling it apart often. Is putting Teflon tape on all the threads of your hardware. It works amazing I have never lost a bolt on my old CR 250, KX 500 and my little 10-10 power saw. The 500 had the problem real bad. They remove like butter, they won’t corrode and get stuck. Absolutely incredible! Give it a shot buckin and spread the word for me. Long live Mcculloch!
Gosh Darn it! So many cool videos and so little time! I love em! I love the old Mc saws!!! I wish I still had my father's!! I Know this is an older video, but I just found it!!! Keep up the great work!! Thank you!!!
Like you, I clean and sharpen every saw after each use. I do for my stihl saws the same as I have always done for my saws and other outdoor power equipment.
Sure do miss my pro 10-10 28" with a full wrap it cut so well and ran so strong. Some yahoo stole it from me along with a 201 and a 361. The other two were just expensive but the pro 10-10 was memorable. I miss it.
Just listen to the music of the saw. I just crave more!!!!!! The older saws are like rock songs of the past. A low grumble but loud. Newer saws remind me of a opra singer at a high note. I want rock!!!!
Dayum ,, it would be hard to start a saw at that elevation ,, keep up the cool video's they ate the best ,, I've got an old mac pro 10 10 that is my baby ,, I love it so much my girlfriend gets pissed when I sleep with it at night ,, oh well lol
The doers a dowen just heading out side to chop some wood! Buckin Loven It watching your videos. Livin with the wide vision hopin to find a chance to help live and the living. Much love Brother!
got my first pm 610 last weekend, found her for 60 bucks at a pawn shop and couldn't pass it up. cleaned it up and threw some new fuel and oil in it, sharpened up the chain and she fired it a couple three pulls. best saw I have ever owned. on the look for a mini Mac and a 10-10 now haha, gotta love them!
I like the long videoes of yours even better. 'It gives a wider perspektive how the days go along. Even raw footages. Not edited. Flawless work I dont believe excists in treebusiness. I have never been into humbolt cut before. I guess you have been taught from beginning. In scandinavia its more common with open wide facecuts. Guess thats tradition. I like that your boy starting up. Quality for you and your son. Be hard on using chaps ear and helmet. Cant loose your hearing when you are young ; ) Keep on the good work sir
...I believe if McCulloch were still in business(as their own company), with Billy Ray's salesmanship they could still thrive..(He's convinced me)... :)..just look at the increased value and interest in old Mac's these days...they needed someone like him back in the day...
No doubt he has the most subs out of all the tree you tubers... everyone would be buying new McCullochs as long as they performed as good as stihl, husky, echo, etc.... you are so right though!
Cool race ! I'm a huski fan over all else. Soooooo much power in a small lightweight package. I had no idea those macs were such good saws ? I'm a believer now !
I used a McCulloch once that my brother owned.I think it cut as good as any other saw I tried, but my ears are still ringing from the noise that thing made. I think you need double ear muffs with those units.
My dream is to own a brand new Husky 372xp, but I was able to find a super clean 10-10 that's almost ready to rock not too long ago and a 700 that I THOUGHT was a beaten up 10-10, but turned out to be a 700 in disguise. The 10-10 is the only running chainsaw I have as of now and the 700 is on her way to become great again, just needs some love. Macs are saving the day!!
I tell ya I love these old macs my first chainsaw was a mac. I have ran stihl, husky and Johnsereds but I watched your video and I had to find another and then another . I love the way they feel compared to a new saw
just subscribed love the old 10 10s my favorite saw worked for a lot of gyppos out here in California from the 70s thru the 90s I could keep up with there bigger stihls and huskys! love seeing somebody who knows what good saws they are!
thanks bill and welcome, invite yer freinds and relitives in to the party shes starting to get a little traction now ,, super kool ya found yer way here buddy,, thank you
My first McCulloch was a 10 Hp on my Go-kart, on the gravel roads. " Great FUN ". Now, I have the PM 610, we used, and inherited, with carb problems, and leaking chain lube tank.
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith Not surprised. The 610 is just a 4hp . When it ran a couple months ago, it earned it's keep. Sounded like a " Sweethearts Of The Rodeo " melody.
Buckin', I just bought a pretty 10-10, but although it has good compression, the end of the starter return spring needs to be re-bent. It is heavier than the 380 that has been my main saw lately, but I can't wait to put it into some wood. In one of your youtubes, would you talk about the difference between the basic 10-10, and the other models. Keep having fun. A few weeks ago, I was down on the other side of the airport from your place. I didn't hear any saws or any trees falling though. Bob
Very sweet and smooth little humbolts on the backhand move there chainsaw Jedi master! I'm digging your hittin these doubles and trips using the other tree to help fell of just to move'em out! I couldn't agree more on the jackwagons that do tutorials on how to sharpen a chainsaw "blade" ... Kinda makes me want to friggin stab them with a fork....😜Keep on... Keepin on!
..... anything but pro here. Take care of those tools and they'll take care of you. Another good rule of thumb is to go with a size bigger than what is needed. Less wear and tear and allows you to run half throttle leaving power in reserve for when you need it. For my needs I paired up an 032 and an 064..... both over 35 yrs old. Has worked out great.... but always at the back of my mind, if I should ever lose spark .... I'm screwed. Ignition parts no longer found.... enjoy your weekend.
Well...... it's made in Canada. Don't think for a sec that Canuk's hard work isn't appreciated. I can remember two days after Katrina hit getting caught at a RR crossing not once but twice watching car load after car load of Canadian lumber heading for New Orleans. In the little logging town I grew up in back in the 50's and 60's..... the mill and plywood plant I lived next to had been shut down and sold to China.... and then there's that quick response to wildfires.... what's the world coming to?
man what a good video. I myself like the long ones. hell I like them all tho. nice saws and good to see you boy with one in his hand. and the Rocky song right on the money. you have a good one stay safe
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith its funny you call me that when I was little that's what everyone called me. thank you for taking your time out of your day to get back to me.
ahhh Bix, thx brother, I cant tell ya how much I love this little saw , great message the other day, keep me in tune what Bix and his Boyz are up too,, love it
Good on ya too buckin for teachin up the boy on handlin a saw, sad that most lads now-a days haven't the first clue about it or have a chance to learn from somebody with tons of experience cuz those fellas are getting few and far between
Dangit, Buckin'... I just tore into my old 10-10 yesterday! Gotta make it groan... The oilers on my PM650 and Eager Beaver 3.4 quit workin'. Why do they quit? Ever work on those type of oilers? I'll fix 'em all one day. Can't stop cuttin', that's fer sher.
kool buddy, I can ship it right to ya , if that's eaze, or you could go to the Band from Glad channel and Subscribe and leave a message for my ma, the master mind behind it , and she could set ya up , that wood be kool up ta you , thx so much .. let me no .
I'm in the process of getting a pro700 and a 10-10 . My question is do you change the points out to the electronic ignition or stay with points . Saws will be used if it helps any
I love the video not having music in it! The Mac's are music to my ears! I love your music too Buckin', no offense, by the Mac's just sound better! Ha ha ha! I swear I'm going to blow out my speakers on my Google Nexus 6 cell phone listening to all those Mac's!
Such a shame that corporate greed pissed away a great American quality product I remember how well McCullough saws performed when I was in my teens early 1970's then they showed up in discount stores and became crap !
big time, he was 6 when I got smashed up. so who knows what his thoughts on the bush were, so it is great hangin' with him on the stump forsure ,, thx buddy
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith ya I know how that goes my dad got busted up felling when I was 3..kept my parents and grandparents from letting me work in the woods...became very overprotective and I can't blame them..dad was in hospital for 3 months...but we just need to have faith that God will watch over us...I know I do :)
Do you think if you ever had your arm chopped off that you'd have a chain saw attached as your arm like Ash from Evil Dead? lol you actually kind of remind me of him from the movie
I second that, and not just using old Macs. Powersaws produce over 100 dB at 2 ft from your ear. If you don't use hearing protection while running one, your hearing *will* *inevitably* be damaged.
TAKE THE BAR OFF FIRE IT UP SEE IF ANY IS COMING OUT OF HOLE ,, BLOW OUT SYSTEM POUR A BIT OF GAS IN THE OIL BUCKET , A SLASH WILL DO RUN IT AGAIN , REV IT UP ,, SEE WHAT HAPPENS GET BACK WITH ME
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith I think the Super Pro 81 with a 28" bar is lighter than the Jonsereds 2166 with a 24" bar! 82cc vs. 71cc too! Both full wrap handle bars and I swear the bigger McCulloch is lighter by a bit!
they are around but to wear one one out when i have so many as a collector is rare ,,happy holidays ,, also you wood be surprised what one can find on the internet
Brian Eastman ive tried a few echo's but ive been particular to stihls! seem to hold up better with me! if i didnt have bad luck i wouldnt have any, and i can break stuff that people say is unbreakable without even trying
So cool to see your son out there with ya! Keep teaching him , keep him coming back
Eddi I just saw this now ,, sorry for tardy reply
These are my favourite types of your videos, BR. Seeing a real day, some falling, then some maintenance footage. Love it! Stay safe, brother.
great feed back brother ya my boy says these are the good ones too thx buddy good to no
10 10 and 700 are the boss. Own them since the early 70s and still use them
Maintainence is KING! clean at the end of every day! Air box and filter too! Long dependable Life!
Bucking I am so impressed with your direct, down to earth manner.
10-10 maintenance: Absolutely agree! Got a 10-10 lightweight for $20 au (Perth. Western Australia) . Hadn't run for 10 years- "might just need a bit of a tune up"
Missing so many bolts, nuts and screws. Even so- sparks & fires!!!
Also agree about solid tip bars- I just think they are to chainsaws what the "T-model" Ford is to motoring.
Mine came with a very nice full chisel chain. And a McCulloch branded sdc carby.
Scouring the internet for parts- very rough paint suggests a really hard worked favourite even if not showered in tenderness saw.
Enjoy your channel immensely.
cheers.,
demBee
New subscriber here. Love your videos Buckin! Great note about checking the bolts. On thing I have found that works awesome for keeping hardware from rattling out, instead of using lock tight which can be a pain when pulling it apart often. Is putting Teflon tape on all the threads of your hardware. It works amazing I have never lost a bolt on my old CR 250, KX 500 and my little 10-10 power saw. The 500 had the problem real bad. They remove like butter, they won’t corrode and get stuck. Absolutely incredible! Give it a shot buckin and spread the word for me. Long live Mcculloch!
Gosh Darn it! So many cool videos and so little time! I love em! I love the old Mc saws!!! I wish I still had my father's!! I Know this is an older video, but I just found it!!! Keep up the great work!! Thank you!!!
Like you, I clean and sharpen every saw after each use. I do for my stihl saws the same as I have always done for my saws and other outdoor power equipment.
Sure do miss my pro 10-10 28" with a full wrap it cut so well and ran so strong. Some yahoo stole it from me along with a 201 and a 361. The other two were just expensive but the pro 10-10 was memorable. I miss it.
cant believe how nice them old saws run seems like endless power . glad to see ya run em
I love em
Just listen to the music of the saw. I just crave more!!!!!! The older saws are like rock songs of the past. A low grumble but loud. Newer saws remind me of a opra singer at a high note. I want rock!!!!
Dayum ,, it would be hard to start a saw at that elevation ,, keep up the cool video's they ate the best ,, I've got an old mac pro 10 10 that is my baby ,, I love it so much my girlfriend gets pissed when I sleep with it at night ,, oh well lol
I enjoyed it!!! those old saws are like an old reliable car or truck and in a sense it just takes you too a defferiant place.
you bet
The doers a dowen just heading out side to chop some wood! Buckin Loven It watching your videos. Livin with the wide vision hopin to find a chance to help live and the living. Much love Brother!
Very nice. saws I like the older saws better than the news. saws. my 020ts will out the 201t all day
all day buddy
We had one ,a nice old McCullough 32 inch bar. bought in the late 40's..i think. gas ,oil and bar lube was all separate tanks..
got my first pm 610 last weekend, found her for 60 bucks at a pawn shop and couldn't pass it up. cleaned it up and threw some new fuel and oil in it, sharpened up the chain and she fired it a couple three pulls. best saw I have ever owned. on the look for a mini Mac and a 10-10 now haha, gotta love them!
Glad you found the PM 610. I have one that won't run. carb problem, Tillotson HK, 81. Don't suppose you have needed to look at yours?
Thank you buckin Billy Ray you sure inspired me
it's great to see old macs run
Happiness is a sharp chain on a warm saw.
happy happy
I like the long videoes of yours even better. 'It gives a wider perspektive how the days go along. Even raw footages. Not edited. Flawless work I dont believe excists in treebusiness. I have never been into humbolt cut before. I guess you have been taught from beginning. In scandinavia its more common with open wide facecuts. Guess thats tradition. I like that your boy starting up. Quality for you and your son. Be hard on using chaps ear and helmet. Cant loose your hearing when you are young ; ) Keep on the good work sir
thx for bein here friend love that your from so far away but yet we get to be friends ,,, crazy world
...I believe if McCulloch were still in business(as their own company), with Billy Ray's salesmanship they could still thrive..(He's convinced me)... :)..just look at the increased value and interest in old Mac's these days...they needed someone like him back in the day...
No doubt he has the most subs out of all the tree you tubers... everyone would be buying new McCullochs as long as they performed as good as stihl, husky, echo, etc.... you are so right though!
Love you Buckin!
I got a few oldies I use frequently. There's nothing like that raw low RPM power, and everyone in five square miles knows your saw is running!
Great video. Your the first person that I've seen notch a tree by sawing upwards.
thx for watchin Joseph, excuse the name change is just every Joe I no I call joseph
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith You're welcome and no problem.
Cool race ! I'm a huski fan over all else. Soooooo much power in a small lightweight package. I had no idea those macs were such good saws ? I'm a believer now !
I used a McCulloch once that my brother owned.I think it cut as good as any other saw I tried, but my ears are still ringing from the noise that thing made. I think you need double ear muffs with those units.
a lovley sound
My dream is to own a brand new Husky 372xp, but I was able to find a super clean 10-10 that's almost ready to rock not too long ago and a 700 that I THOUGHT was a beaten up 10-10, but turned out to be a 700 in disguise. The 10-10 is the only running chainsaw I have as of now and the 700 is on her way to become great again, just needs some love. Macs are saving the day!!
If you don't tear them down often, you could use blue locktite.
Damn it Buckin...I get vertigo just watchin you up in that bucket!!!
I tell ya I love these old macs my first chainsaw was a mac. I have ran stihl, husky and Johnsereds but I watched your video and I had to find another and then another . I love the way they feel compared to a new saw
I no right , yer a hot rodder like me , we cant fight it , I stopped tryin years ago tryin to fight it lol ha haa thx bud
Andrew Tiefry,My dad's old Husqvarna 44 Rancher cut good camp firewood,I've used it many times more than he did.
I love a pre emissions engine. All of them seem to have more power stock
just subscribed love the old 10 10s my favorite saw worked for a lot of gyppos out here in California from the 70s thru the 90s I could keep up with there bigger stihls and huskys! love seeing somebody who knows what good saws they are!
thanks bill and welcome, invite yer freinds and relitives in to the party shes starting to get a little traction now ,, super kool ya found yer way here buddy,, thank you
thank you and will do great videos keepem coming
Buckin Billy ray, you rock so hard,and old Macs rule!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My first McCulloch was a 10 Hp on my Go-kart, on the gravel roads. " Great FUN ". Now, I have the PM 610, we used, and inherited, with carb problems, and leaking chain lube tank.
never was a 610 guy .... thx neil great to see ya hear
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith Not surprised. The 610 is just a 4hp . When it ran a couple months ago, it earned it's keep. Sounded like a " Sweethearts Of The Rodeo " melody.
The 10-10 took my heart long ago. They are my friend. Don
oh ,, I hear ya there ol' boy
Buckin', I just bought a pretty 10-10, but although it has good compression, the end of the starter return spring needs to be re-bent. It is heavier than the 380 that has been my main saw lately, but I can't wait to put it into some wood.
In one of your youtubes, would you talk about the difference between the basic 10-10, and the other models. Keep having fun. A few weeks ago, I was down on the other side of the airport from your place. I didn't hear any saws or any trees falling though.
Bob
Very sweet and smooth little humbolts on the backhand move there chainsaw Jedi master! I'm digging your hittin these doubles and trips using the other tree to help fell of just to move'em out! I couldn't agree more on the jackwagons that do tutorials on how to sharpen a chainsaw "blade" ... Kinda makes me want to friggin stab them with a fork....😜Keep on... Keepin on!
thx for yer kind word David Thorne, yer a good man
I'm gonna find me a 10-10 to swap off with my Stihl. What nice saws!!
Buckin Billy Rockey Ray! Woo hoo! Love it.
Had a Mac 10-10 long ago .
Need to get one again.
Way ahead of their time.
..... anything but pro here. Take care of those tools and they'll take care of you. Another good rule of thumb is to go with a size bigger than what is needed. Less wear and tear and allows you to run half throttle leaving power in reserve for when you need it. For my needs I paired up an 032 and an 064..... both over 35 yrs old. Has worked out great.... but always at the back of my mind, if I should ever lose spark .... I'm screwed. Ignition parts no longer found.... enjoy your weekend.
you too , full squirt all the way friend ha ha
..... blended Canadian?
WHATS THAT BUD
Well...... it's made in Canada. Don't think for a sec that Canuk's hard work isn't appreciated. I can remember two days after Katrina hit getting caught at a RR crossing not once but twice watching car load after car load of Canadian lumber heading for New Orleans. In the little logging town I grew up in back in the 50's and 60's..... the mill and plywood plant I lived next to had been shut down and sold to China.... and then there's that quick response to wildfires.... what's the world coming to?
That 34/64 must be stihl
xlent job on this saw a lot plus had good time i m a plumber...but i love plenty firewood...been lerning a lot off yer channel thx
thats great Fred
man what a good video. I myself like the long ones. hell I like them all tho. nice saws and good to see you boy with one in his hand. and the Rocky song right on the money. you have a good one stay safe
thx Cobster, preciate that. the rocky song is so symbolic to me
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith its funny you call me that when I was little that's what everyone called me. thank you for taking your time out of your day to get back to me.
I will always get back to ya buddy specially if I see yer name come up all the time , be well friend
so good saw to work with love
cheers buddy
Father son bonding at its best
Awesome Buckin' just fantastic
ahhh Bix, thx brother, I cant tell ya how much I love this little saw , great message the other day, keep me in tune what Bix and his Boyz are up too,, love it
Such cool old saws!
Damn nice placement on that first top job!!!
IM BECOMMING A MCCULLOCH FAN
Good on ya too buckin for teachin up the boy on handlin a saw, sad that most lads now-a days haven't the first clue about it or have a chance to learn from somebody with tons of experience cuz those fellas are getting few and far between
there are dis appearing yer right
Awesome video buckin
Buckin Billy wear some glasses or you may end up Blinkin Buckin Billy. Be safe my friend
THX
hey buckin
just picked myself up my second mac pro 10 10 and was wondering where in the world you found that slick full wrap for yours
Dangit, Buckin'... I just tore into my old 10-10 yesterday! Gotta make it groan... The oilers on my PM650 and Eager Beaver 3.4 quit workin'. Why do they quit? Ever work on those type of oilers? I'll fix 'em all one day. Can't stop cuttin', that's fer sher.
Love my McCulloch........................
writin a song ''me and my McCulloch'' Gonna be a story of when I bought my first Mac, A love song really , lol
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith So how does a fella go about gettin a Band From Glad album?
kool buddy, I can ship it right to ya , if that's eaze, or you could go to the Band from Glad channel and Subscribe and leave a message for my ma, the master mind behind it , and she could set ya up , that wood be kool up ta you , thx so much .. let me no .
Mac and cheese !! the saw I grew up with haha, those were the days my friend......
they are the days for me brother
I'm in the process of getting a pro700 and a 10-10 . My question is do you change the points out to the electronic ignition or stay with points . Saws will be used if it helps any
I liked the race. McCullough!
yahoo
I love the video not having music in it! The Mac's are music to my ears! I love your music too Buckin', no offense, by the Mac's just sound better! Ha ha ha! I swear I'm going to blow out my speakers on my Google Nexus 6 cell phone listening to all those Mac's!
hope so ha haaa
Lol! Sweet "yellow and black" sounds!
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith ha u so funny! M 2
***** not me lol
Haha wood ya sleep with that 850 ;) wait I remember you would but u r married to the real love of you life. Luv Buckin keep making stumps!!
COPY THAT POPPS
Such a shame that corporate greed pissed away a great American quality product I remember how well McCullough saws performed when I was in my teens early 1970's then they showed up in discount stores and became crap !
Man those Old saws Sound sweet.
ya Brian
Hi Billy: Where are you finding the little duckbill valves for the Mac Gas Caps????? I'm down to my last. Thanks so much!!!
I didn't know you could get them anymore, but I have been told you can get one from a poulan to work with some crafting.
Super Video, Billy Ray.
What do you find safer if you work with a work platform or when you cut the tree crown with crampons?
Bang on,
nice job as always my friend!...feels good working with ur boy huh? :)
big time, he was 6 when I got smashed up. so who knows what his thoughts on the bush were, so it is great hangin' with him on the stump forsure ,, thx buddy
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith ya I know how that goes my dad got busted up felling when I was 3..kept my parents and grandparents from letting me work in the woods...became very overprotective and I can't blame them..dad was in hospital for 3 months...but we just need to have faith that God will watch over us...I know I do :)
gns logging well I know without a shadow of a doubt ,that there was somethin at work the day I got smoked
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith me too bro...I'm glad ur here with us...your vids truly brighten my day :)
gns logging oh I'm glad to here
You got him a summer job eh!
McCulloch, part of the Husqvarna group.
What size bar do you recommend for a 610 pro Mac?
First of all you're fun to watch Mr. Smith. Somebody told me that McCulloch saws are not made anymore, is this true?
OWNED BY HUSKY.. STILL MADE BUT GARBAGE I RECKON BUT CANT REALLY SPEAK TO THEM AS I DONT OWN ONE ,
Sweet saw I run a ms362c would kill it
Got you some of dis! Go buckin go!
Oh and btw for loose screws like that lock tite baby works for everything
oh ya
54 cc's on the Mac pulling a 28 ( skip ) I'm guessing?
that is correct sir
Where ya runnin to Victor!?! Ha! Nice work boys
ha ha I m not sure
How do you recommend putting a new rap on a 10 10 A bar?
Do you think if you ever had your arm chopped off that you'd have a chain saw attached as your arm like Ash from Evil Dead? lol you actually kind of remind me of him from the movie
Hey Buckin', whats the weight of the 10-10 ? is it lighter or heavier than a Homelite SXL ?
I love my Mcculloch but I don't like their not being a chain break that's why I prefer more modern saws
depends on yer saw I do have plenty with brakes.. there are lovly arnt they ,, thx for your comment Carl
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith thanks
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith and I work with beginners teaching them about chain saw safety so that's why I prefer saws with brakes
You should be using hearing protection when using those Macs, they are a loud saw. Otherwise you will be deaf as a post when you get older.
I second that, and not just using old Macs. Powersaws produce over 100 dB at 2 ft from your ear. If you don't use hearing protection while running one, your hearing *will* *inevitably* be damaged.
My chain saw wont oil the chain or bar , what can i do to get it to oil ?
TAKE THE BAR OFF FIRE IT UP SEE IF ANY IS COMING OUT OF HOLE ,, BLOW OUT SYSTEM POUR A BIT OF GAS IN THE OIL BUCKET , A SLASH WILL DO RUN IT AGAIN , REV IT UP ,, SEE WHAT HAPPENS GET BACK WITH ME
Nice saws indeed, how are they for weight? could you employ some medium strength Loc-Tite to your rouge fasteners?
definetly, weight is relative to the style of cuttin' yer doin' , and what yer use to packin',, if yer in the wood all day , really not that bad,
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith I think the Super Pro 81 with a 28" bar is lighter than the Jonsereds 2166 with a 24" bar! 82cc vs. 71cc too! Both full wrap handle bars and I swear the bigger McCulloch is lighter by a bit!
No ear plugs damm those old girls are loud I have a heavily modded old school Stihl 044
Sorry buckin i like the old saws but im a husqvarna guy haha..
Oh i heard.... ;)
But can you get parts for the old girls if you wear them out?
they are around but to wear one one out when i have so many as a collector is rare ,,happy holidays ,, also you wood be surprised what one can find on the internet
put that on a bicycle and youd be going a hundred mph lol
7:42 did buckin just drop start
Are those rakers filed down? Seems to really hop when it digs.
not sure if ya missed the message at 3;45 but it may answer yer question, thx for watchin
and 5;34 ,,, and 5;45
Nice one there Buckin, what's the number of Macs that's flown a bucket truck eh? Keep up the good work and good videos
WILL DO THX FOR BEIN' A PART OF THIS THING
+Buckin' Billy Ray Smith
Yes sir always fun watchin you and Victor, also get ta learn stuff too and I like learning new tricks
thats kool thx again
Nuts and bolts come loose? Why no Loctite?
MrSea2river one can use loctite
Loctite ok on some stuff but if its small and you have to remove it , it can strip the heads off the bolts screws .
Would $175 be a fair price on a good-running 10-10?
i buy une 10-10s today for 40€. very good condicion and in here mcs are very rare
What's that full wrap bar from?
What kink of saw your son is using?
see der tree?
yes i did.
do you have any ol firewood saws for sale?
NO SIR
no sir
VIheavyequipment Tell me Billy ray ,they sound a might louder than a husky or a STIHL.?
OR IS IT MY IMAGINATION!.
Gerald Swain it's not your imagination they are louder and cooler and neater and funner and and and ha ha Ha thanks buddy
Install mulch in the Sollecks like it's a dirtbike
Sorry the saw sounds like a dirtbike in slow motion
Locktite
Are those mcCulloch's thirsty for fuel?
Johnie Davis ,Buy Echo
Brian Eastman ive tried a few echo's but ive been particular to stihls! seem to hold up better with me! if i didnt have bad luck i wouldnt have any, and i can break stuff that people say is unbreakable without even trying
Do you ever see or watch the videos by hotsaws101,if not check him out!
I have seen him yes , Qualified man