Thank you buckin for taking the time to speak to us beginners. I would love to have a crane and a chipper with a 1000$ saw but I took my 50$ found an old mcculloch and got it running and I had never wrenched anything. I was also thinking i wish i had someone to show me how to round file as a beginner.
Merry Christmas to you and your family Buckin! And to all others watching and reading, Have the Happiest of Holidays! From rather frigid Northern Alberta ( minus 41 C right now), much love to all!
Merry Christmas Rob! Nice to meet you! Thanks for sharing those awesome and unique saws. Buckin, it is always a pleasure. I hope your mom and family have a fantastic evening!!
I really like your channel. You are a very smart man with a great attitude. I have used old chainsaws for many years. Just for cutting my families firewood. I always liked my xl12. A buddy of mine just gave me a pro mac 55 it's a pretty good saw to. I just want to say thank you for your videos. You are great.
Nice to see Powersaw Rob out again been a hot minute since I remember seeing him on here lol take care everyone and keep warm everyone in Canada were getting thumped pretty hard by winter
Enjoyed this video...also "vintage" Buckin as well. :) BTW have a few loops of 1/2 round chain left, sprockets too for those old Homie's and the gear drive sprockets ( stars ) for those who really want to see how our dad's and granddad's did this stuff. Keeping some too for a couple of projects. :) Think some are 78's and some 84 link. Yours if you ever need one. Or two. Those old Homelite's were BUILT strong. And you kicked the bees next on the Green saw for me, ran them with "bow" bars cutting pulp as a kid, have a "line" on four of them now, just haven't bit.