It looks and runs well for an old saw. Very nice. It looks like the original owner took really good care of it and it’s great to see that it is going to another good owner.
I thought so too. It’s a great saw and I feel I got a really good deal on it. It’s a great help for my business. Thank you for watching and commenting my friend and God bless!
What part of KY are you from friend? I am in western ky myself, 69 years old and I use to do the same thing you are doing. When I was out of work I would hit the woods every day,cut all day one day and split the next day. This was in the summer I would pile the wood and deliver it in the winter. I made my house payments and put food on the table for 3 years straight. It just about killed me but I loved the experience. Drop me an email and we can talk.
Thank you for the kind words my friend and I appreciate you watching! I believe I am located in eastern Kentucky. About an hour from the Lexington Kentucky area. Sounds like you were able to work hard with firewood and really get a lot done. That’s one of my favorite things about it. If you want to push hard you are able to set your own pace and get more done and make more profit. I love jobs where it’s in your hands if you want to earn more. Thanks for watching and God bless!
You will really it. I have a McCullough Pro Mac 6-10 and I have owned the 10-10s. When you have the extra money have it ported. You will be really surprised
The guy that I bought it from knows how to port them I believe. I may ask him to do that. I really want to run a 28 inch bar on it. He ported the jonsared you saw me use in my other videos and when it’s sharp that saw cuts great! I’d like to learn more about working on them too. I’m gonna try to get him in some of the videos if he will. He knows his stuff when it comes to saws. He said he is camera shy but he seems interested in running some saws. I hope I can talk him into being on some videos.
@@bluegrassoutdoors you will really be pleased when you have it ported. It makes a world of difference. Have you ever watched buckin Billy Ray Smith and seen how his runs after they been ported
@@joeyrector934 I have watched a lot of buckin billy ray. His saws eat through the logs fast! I learned how to hand split from watching him. He is a very skilled axemen and knows his power saws! He has an impressive collection of both. That makes me want to have it ported even more. I will plan to ask the guy I know about doing that and I may do another review video afterwards to see the difference.
Dillon that baby rips ! Nice ⛓🪚👍 Is it heavy? It sounds great too! Nice to always have 2 saws with you when out making 🔥🪵 Congrats! Almost to 125 now 👏 🇺🇸Rick
Thank you Rick! I’m about to put a 24 inch bar on it to cut into the trunk of the big elm from my last video. I’m excited to see how it does with that bar. It’s a great saw. Getting close my friend! I’m very happy with the progress and very surprised as well. It does have some weight to it. It’s a professional saw and seems to be a little heavier than a lot of homeowner saws. The power is great with it! Thanks for watching Rick and I appreciate your support a lot!
Good review of this saw, thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you for watching! I appreciate it very much!
I enjoyed the sound of it as well great review
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Thanks for watching Peter. I appreciate you my friend!
It looks and runs well for an old saw. Very nice. It looks like the original owner took really good care of it and it’s great to see that it is going to another good owner.
I thought so too. It’s a great saw and I feel I got a really good deal on it. It’s a great help for my business. Thank you for watching and commenting my friend and God bless!
Nice McCulloch .....😎
Thank you my friend! I really enjoy that saw. I’m liking it more and more as I continue to use it.
Nice🙏🏼👍
Thanks for watching my friend!
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What part of KY are you from friend? I am in western ky myself, 69 years old and I use to do the same thing you are doing. When I was out of work I would hit the woods every day,cut all day one day and split the next day. This was in the summer I would pile the wood and deliver it in the winter. I made my house payments and put food on the table for 3 years straight. It just about killed me but I loved the experience. Drop me an email and we can talk.
Thank you for the kind words my friend and I appreciate you watching! I believe I am located in eastern Kentucky. About an hour from the Lexington Kentucky area. Sounds like you were able to work hard with firewood and really get a lot done. That’s one of my favorite things about it. If you want to push hard you are able to set your own pace and get more done and make more profit. I love jobs where it’s in your hands if you want to earn more. Thanks for watching and God bless!
You will really it. I have a McCullough Pro Mac 6-10 and I have owned the 10-10s. When you have the extra money have it ported. You will be really surprised
The guy that I bought it from knows how to port them I believe. I may ask him to do that. I really want to run a 28 inch bar on it. He ported the jonsared you saw me use in my other videos and when it’s sharp that saw cuts great! I’d like to learn more about working on them too. I’m gonna try to get him in some of the videos if he will. He knows his stuff when it comes to saws. He said he is camera shy but he seems interested in running some saws. I hope I can talk him into being on some videos.
@@bluegrassoutdoors you will really be pleased when you have it ported. It makes a world of difference. Have you ever watched buckin Billy Ray Smith and seen how his runs after they been ported
@@joeyrector934 I have watched a lot of buckin billy ray. His saws eat through the logs fast! I learned how to hand split from watching him. He is a very skilled axemen and knows his power saws! He has an impressive collection of both. That makes me want to have it ported even more. I will plan to ask the guy I know about doing that and I may do another review video afterwards to see the difference.
@@bluegrassoutdoors you will see a very big difference in the saw. Shoot you'll be wanting other saws ported
Also have 2 McCulloch, but small saws
Greetings PIT
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They are great saws! I really enjoy mine. Thanks for watching my friend and God bless!
@@bluegrassoutdoors You have a very nice channel, I enjoy watching it. Greetings Peter
@@husqvarna-pit9044 I appreciate that very much! That means a lot. I appreciate everyone that watches and I really enjoy making these videos!
Check out Buckin Billy Ray Smith he loves them old Macs!
If your impressed with this try a 7-10 or a 700 they won’t beat cutting cookies but they’ll keep up cutting wood all day.
Dillon that baby rips ! Nice ⛓🪚👍 Is it heavy? It sounds great too! Nice to always have 2 saws with you when out making 🔥🪵 Congrats! Almost to 125 now 👏 🇺🇸Rick
Thank you Rick! I’m about to put a 24 inch bar on it to cut into the trunk of the big elm from my last video. I’m excited to see how it does with that bar. It’s a great saw. Getting close my friend! I’m very happy with the progress and very surprised as well. It does have some weight to it. It’s a professional saw and seems to be a little heavier than a lot of homeowner saws. The power is great with it! Thanks for watching Rick and I appreciate your support a lot!