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Mr Obsoletes Vintage Homesteading
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Приєднався 10 лют 2019
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Vintage Single Burner Camp Stoves: US-vs European Designs
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In today's video I talk about and show the following vintage single burner camp stoves: SVEA 123 Camp Stove SVEA Primus #71 Camp Stove Coleman Solas Single Burner Stove Coleman 500 Single Burner Stove Coleman 502 Single Burner Stove
A Little Unplanned Break
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Mrs. Obsolete, who does all of the filming and editing of our videos, unfortunately hurt herself and is out of commission for a while. We'll be taking a break while she gets better. Please check back on August 6th and in the meantime, check out some of our older videos!
Vintage Frontier Mini Chainsaw - Cutting and BS
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In this video I talk about my vintage Frontier F35 chainsaw and also show it cutting small and large wood. I use my vintage log horse to cut kindling with the Frontier chainsaw.
More Antique and Vintage Equipment + Blow Down Tree
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Here are some antique and vintage equipment featured in this video: 1. Vintage "Dandy" 2 qt Ice Cream freezer mfg by New Standard Corp. 2. Antique A.H. Patch Black Hawk Corn Sheller 3. C.S. Bell Grist Mill 4. Antique Stover C Clamps 5. Superior hand powered Grinder-Sharpener 6. Vintage Stover Ice Shaver 7. Vintage Gem Ice Shaver mfg by North Bros MFG Co
Vintage BS: Stover: Farm-Home-Shop Items + New Axe
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Some items shown in today's video: Stover #32 Grist Mill Stover Small Waffle Maker Stover C Clamps Vintage Brown-Camp Hardware Stores Axe Mystery Item?
Quick and Easy Kindling with Hydraulic Splitter + Bonus Footage
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I show how you can make kindling with a hydraulic splitter. I am using my 1983 Flowtron hydraulic woods splitter.
Vintage John Deere 40 V Chainsaw - History - Specs + Use
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In this video I talk about my vintage John Deere 40 V chainsaw and also show it in action cutting wood on the homestead. I also use a sawbuck to make kindling and firewood.
A Vintage Mechanical Marvel - Stover #32 Grain Grinder + History
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A Vintage Mechanical Marvel - Stover #32 Grain Grinder History
Vintage Chainsaws: 4 Good Choices For Small to Big Wood
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Here are the vintage chainsaws I would recommend: 1. MCCulloch Mini Mac 2. Homelite Super EZ Auto 3. McCulloch Pro Mac 650 4. Stihl O51
Points Ignition BS - Project Updates + Other BS
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In this video, I cover points ignition service, do project updates on my McCulloch Super Pro 80 vintage chainsaw and my IHC McCormick Deering LA Engine. I also show how I remove rust and varnish from small engine fuel tanks.
Vintage Projects and Mr Obsolete's Channel + BS
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Vintage Projects and Mr Obsolete's Channel BS
Vintage Chainsaws and Lawnmower Projects
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in this video I share projects I'm working on including: McCulloch Pro Mac 510 McCulloch Super Pro 80 Homelite Super EZ Auto Brenner Vintage Lawnmower
Vintage Lawnmower Mowing + Mann-Edge Axe Renovation
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In this video, I show how I service, start up, and mow with my vintage Lawn Boy lawnmower. Then I show how I renovate my Mann-Edge vintage Double Bit Axe.
Stihl 034 Full Wrap Bar Upgrade + Warm Up and Shutdown Process
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Stihl 034 Full Wrap Bar Upgrade Warm Up and Shutdown Process
Poulan Wild Thing Chainsaw (The Poo Saw Saga)
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Poulan Wild Thing Chainsaw (The Poo Saw Saga)
What The Heck Is A Wenzel? + Vintage BS
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What The Heck Is A Wenzel? Vintage BS
Vintage Chainsaws Making Firewood and Kindling
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Vintage Chainsaws Making Firewood and Kindling
How I Categorize My Vintage Chainsaws
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How I Categorize My Vintage Chainsaws
Just Another Vintage Homelite Super XL Chainsaw Video
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Just Another Vintage Homelite Super XL Chainsaw Video
Another Short But Not Interesting Video + Upcoming Jobs
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Another Short But Not Interesting Video Upcoming Jobs
Stihl 034 (Mr. Cheesey) The Weirdball Chainsaw Finds It's Niche!
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Stihl 034 (Mr. Cheesey) The Weirdball Chainsaw Finds It's Niche!
Stihl 034 (Mr. Cheesey) The Weirdball Chainsaw
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Stihl 034 (Mr. Cheesey) The Weirdball Chainsaw
First Vintage Chainsaw Video of 2024 - Cutting Up Blowdown
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First Vintage Chainsaw Video of 2024 - Cutting Up Blowdown
Spark Plugs: Vintage - Antique - Modern - Features and Gimmicks
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Spark Plugs: Vintage - Antique - Modern - Features and Gimmicks
Vintage Small Gas Engine Magneto Ignition: Parts - Operation - Repairs
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Vintage Small Gas Engine Magneto Ignition: Parts - Operation - Repairs
Cushman Trailster Ride in the Snow + Tree Surprise
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Cushman Trailster Ride in the Snow Tree Surprise
Riding Cushman Trailster to Find Dead Trees + Winter Quarters
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Riding Cushman Trailster to Find Dead Trees Winter Quarters
Mr. Obsoletes Traditional Toy Train Christmas 2023
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Mr. Obsoletes Traditional Toy Train Christmas 2023
I have had all 3 of those saws and totally agree with how you ranked them. That little Homelite really is one of the worst saws ever.
The Homelite Timberman, or as I call it Timber Mouse, is truly the worst saw I have ever owned. The Wood Shark is a very close second. Good thing I have McCulloch's and Pioneers to do the real work. These other saws are for entertainment.
This video made me laugh, great video! Subbed.
Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Your the greatest!!! Love your humor. God Bless.
Thank you so much.
First saw in video....I have fixed so many of these. Always the fuel lines and stupid routing of the lines. Great saw but never had one with the power sharp still in place! They still run strong for limbing.
The Poulan 25's have very good power for their size, but they are hard to work on for sure.
Haha! That was my favorite surprise ending of a video so far! 🤣
A little humor is always good !
Are all mcculloch 10 10 53cc besides the 10 10s??
All Mac 10-10's are 54cc from what technical info I have been able to find on them.
Used poulan s25da saws for years in my tree service and loved them, never had any issues with them.
I believe that the s25da was a commercial grade version of the saw if I remember correctly. Others have commented about them using them in tree service with good results. Many versions of the 25 series saws were made. The worst ones I have and have worked on had a puny clutch with a bushing for a bearing, which wore out real fast and chattered. The better ones had a much larger clutch that had a needle bearing in it. Many other weird features were the different fuel line routings, fuel tanks, carbs and chain sizes.
I like how you throw that Homelite chainsaw in trees in Georgia video very much and I hope your wife is doing well thank you for the video
Good to have a little humor in the videos from time to time. Mrs. O is doing well. Thanks for the nice comment.
I have 3314 it's the newer strato version of the woodshark I pick it up at Walmart for 60 dollars.I didn't think it would last the weekend .I've had it for 7 years with zero issues.I have cut a lot of firewood with it .I would never pay full price but for 60 dollars it's hard to beat ..
The little Poulans seem to mostly have quality control issues in manufacturing, as some last a few weeks and others last a long time. I have experienced this situation myself. Luck of the draw !
😇😀😮😊👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 The Saw Tossing Contest With The Homelite at The End Made Me Lol Mr Obsolete 😆😆😆 Prayers Still Going Out to Mrs Obsolete 😇😇😇👍🏼 For a Full Recovery
Humor is good ! Mrs. O's recovery is going well. Thank you.
Thanks for the inforrmation. It's a good video.
The bar upgrade made the 034 a more useful saw. The proper warm up and cooldown procedures make saw last a lot longer. Thanks for watching and commenting.
My wood shark actually ran every time i went to use it. It needed a carb kit when i bought it but never missed a beat after that. I gave it away though at Tazapolusa and got a pro mac 610 given to me. It had the zama carb you can't get parts for so i put the walbro carb they also came with on it! Much better as it actually runs now! See ya next time! Oh hpoe Mrs O is getting better!
Mrs. O is doing better all the time. It's funny about the crappy Poulan's, as some actually ran and gave decent service, but are a small part of the large amount of them that were sold. I refer to them as factory rejects, that were somehow put together properly at the factory. My McCulloch 610,s all came with Tillotson carbs, but many were sold with Walbro's as well and the later ones came with the terrible Zama carbs.
Good to see yeah Mr Obsolete. Hope Mrs O 🙏 is healing up and feeling better. I think my son and I pick up a poulan version of that first saw you showed. Haven't really got to mess with it yet. But it is light weight Wouldn't be hard to throw that one too far 🤣 . Think we paid ten or fifteen dollars for it. Great video......👍🤙
Mrs. O is getting better every day. It will be interesting to see what you think of the generally terrible small Poulan's once you get it running. They are great for throwing too.
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 🤣
I know I've commented here before on my first saw the "factory reject" "wood carp" which was actually good and reliable for 10 years and countless hours of use. I wanted to add one pro and one con that I thought were significant. The pro: never leaked bar oil. Same thing with the similar saws I've owned. Con: really buzzy. Hands go numb after several hours of use. Probably a lesser known con since they typically don't stay running long enough for that to happen.
I have had a number of comments about some of the cheapo Poulan's, such as the Wood Carp and Wild Thing. The Wild Thing I received was a nonrunner, but when I started to work on it, I found the clutch drive teeth were worn out and the bottom of the bar was really worn. The first owner had gotten a fair amount of use out of it. On the other hand, the Carp saw had only about 6 hours of use before being thrown out in the shed for years. The Carp saws owner manual says (for intermittent use only) as the vibration can permanently damage the nerves in your hands if used extensively. Most of these small saws didn't run long enough to do that kind of physical damage. Thank Goodness !
I've owned all 3 saws and will not own them again. I just got rid of a 3416 and a 3400.
The 3 saws in my video are kept around so I have something to gripe about. They are great saws for throwing however !
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 right.
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 right. I know what you mean. I've been there a few times lol
How’s the Mrs progressing? Maybe start a chain throwing contest.
Mrs. O is progressing steadily, but still has to use a walker. In about 2 weeks she will graduate to crutches. Thanks for asking. Maybe we should start a new hobby, throwing cheapo saws from the past and the present. Sounds like fun !
Ive got a couple of the yellow 42 cc saws , maybe 15 years old. They've cut a lot of wood in the past. But then again l can an do fix em. I prefer my Husky , Dolmar ,an if l could get my mac pro 1010s to pull enough gas too run. I'd use it, l retired my poulans. Seems if ever a problem always a problem. I do have an old Remington saw l love it always starts. Check this l bought a Chinese saw an bull large saw for a chainsaw mill. It's worked well but lm scared if it ever breaks down. In the garbage can it goes.
Being able to repair your saws is the key to operating and using vintage saws for sure ! The newer Poulans always seem to have some issue, making them a good candidate for the recycle bin. I have not had a Chinese saw, and don't plan on getting one either, but they are much better now than just a few years ago. Vintage is best for me !
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 The only Chinese saw really is call Blue Thunder. It's a Chinese sthil, the use the parts to repair the Sthil saws. I bought it out of curiosity an the saw mill. Sure not useing a good saw for that. It tears up, oh well, honestly runs better that the new box store saws. I mostly see carb issues an repair or replacement. Just don't work at times. People don't have much choice when they have an emergency. It's really sad state of affairs. If l cleaned out that stuff my saw building might have room. I got some old homelite super xl12 s. Another mac 1010 . I just might test my slinging arm tomorrow.
There are 3 saws that are copied heavily by most Chinese saws. They are Stihl, Husky and Zenoah. Zenoah 's are not sold in the US, but are a large seller everywhere else. They are owned by Husky. Looks like you have some good ol US saws as backups.
My go-to chainsaw is my Stihl 021. It will flat cut most anything that falls down in my yard. I rebuilt it several years ago. It has an 18” .325 Stihl bar and chain. It is about 30 years old. If I need something bigger I can grab my .stihl 024 or 025. They are decked out identical to the 021 but have bigger engines. After that, you get into my Pro sized Stihl saws but the are bigger and more cumbersome to work with. I tailor my saw use on what I have to cut and a 16-18” bar will easily handle a 12” tree or limb. I cut up a 13” oak limb that fell into my daughter’s yard with a MS 180 Stihl a few years ago and it lasted a 16” 3/8LP chain. I cut down a 12” wild cherry for her last year with my 021. It mowed right through that tree - face cut, back cut and it was on the ground. I cleaned it up with the 021 and cut it into nice firewood for her.
Small saws can do most jobs on the homestead, and I like to use a variety of them, as I have a good selection of them. Most of the tree work I do is split about 50/40 between small and medium trees. The small stuff usually gets the small saws and the midsized trees get cut up with 50 to 60cc saws in most instances. I enjoy running a variety of my saws, even those that are not as good as others, but they get the job done and gives me fodder for my video's.
Great video, thank you. I picked one of these up at an estate sale and am thrilled to hear how simple they are to work on. I am new to chainsaws and your video has me very excited to get it tuned up and back to work!
Glad it was helpful!
I used to watch your chain saw videos!
It will be a while before I can do some chainsaw videos out in the woods, but I have some lined up for when things get back to normal for us. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I've got an early 90's PM605 that was bought for me by a girlfriend at the time. It was my first chainsaw and its stayed with me for some unknown reason throughout all my trials and tribulations of years gone by. I had a love hate relationship with the saw over the years. It was always very hard starting and you were half worn out by the time you got cutting with it. After it was warmed up however it would start on first pull and had good power. Its always been a last resort for me for that reason and grab my Stihl MS271 instead. About every 5 years or so I grab the old girl (the chainsaw, the girl friends long gone) and try and to give her a little love. I think the last time I polished her up I replaced the oil pump and got her starting up pretty good cold and told myself well it's a spare if I absolutely need a chainsaw in a pinch. Well its her time again and that's why I'm watching videos to see what up out there in the McCulloch world. Thanks for the video. I see the 610 has a warm spot in your heart also. Strange isn't it?
You have found one of the reasons to keep a Mac 600 series saw, and that it always starts, runs and cuts. I use them for all my major wood cutting for that reason, plus they never wear out and require minimum maintenence or repairs. Every saw can have their quirks, but all my 600 Macs have always been easy starters. I have purchased newer more modern saws over time, but they all wore out rather quickly, and the Macs were waiting in the background to get back to work. So no new saws for me anymore.
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 Do you have any info you can pass along on initial carb setting? Thanks
Turn both jets from a closed position to 1 full turn out. The saw will run with these settings, but not well. The idle jet usually runs from 3/4 to 1 1/4 turns open. The main jet usually is set 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 turns. Let the saw warm up to do the final adjustments. Adjust idle screw till you get the highest idle speed. Most Mac 600 series saws have a built in governor in the carb on the high speed jet circuit, so with no load the speed will go up and down slightly. To get the final adjustment, the saw needs to be cutting wood. You will need to run the saw in the wood, stop and let it idle, then adjust the main jet slightly richer or leaner till you get the best cutting speed in the wood.
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 Appreciate the knowledge. Thanks for sharing.
You bet !
Wait a second... so what you are saying is this thing Burns 50 octane white gas but does not produce carbon monoxide? That pretty much runs contrary to everything I was ever taught. How sure are you about what the actual controversy you mentioned refers to? I mean it must have some basis in reality as you spoke about a heater drum that they make for the thing but like you said, these things are from the 60s... no one gave a shit about that back then, right? Unless they went to, and actually completed Junior High, that is. Well, one thing I won't question is that the American propensity to shrug off dangers and environmental hazards to themselves and others may be the real product review here. Sorry about your wife. No offense intended on the comments here. Good luck... fellow camper.
In the past, Coleman said you could use a lantern or stove in an enclosed area as long as there was some ventilation. Today they say the exact opposite. The former is true if using white gas with no additives, not so if using regular gasoline. Gas for cars has lots of additives, which can be harmful if breathing the fumes. I have seen tests where they were operating camp lantern and stoves in enclosed areas, and no noticeable carbon monoxide was present using white gas. It is best to have some ventilation though, as the oxygen can be depleted and there is an odor from burning the fuel. Today's Coleman gas stoves and lanterns are called dual fuel, meaning they can burn gasoline and white gas. Earlier stoves and lanterns were designed for white gas only. Best to always some ventilation. In the cold weather, I use a Coleman catalytic heater in my small shop and use my lanterns in the shop and house when the power is out, and I always have some ventilation. Works fine for me.
School and social engineering camp are to different things, guessing you went to the later.
The test results I found were done with proper monitoring equipment and done by experienced personnel.
I own a Timberbear and love it…don’t get me wrong, I have had to work on it, screw coming loose has been main problem, clean carb occasionally, I recently bought a second off eBay….i hope previous owner did not run it with regular gas…you got me worried about it I guess it will be seized hard to pull??? What is symptoms???
The Mac Timber Bears are a great general purpose saw. I have used mine for many years. It is important to tighten all the screws on these saws every once in a while, as they do come loose. The problem with using gas with alcohol in it doesn't affect the mechanical parts of the saw so much, but ruins the fuel lines and carb gaskets and seals. Since I have been using non alcohol fuel in all my power equipment, the amount of fuel system related repairs has dropped dramaticly. I have never had any of my Mac 600 series saws become hard to pull over or seized from sitting, even when they had been using the bad gas before storage.
The Primus stove is cool to see. The early mountain climbers used those.
The primus stoves are amazingly simple to use and are very useful too.
Glad to be back. Mrs. O is on the mend, but her recovery is a slow process due to the severity of her ankle break. Good to hear from you !
Welcome back! Get well soon, Mrs. O!
I have a stove like the Colman that my Grandpa use when we went trout fishing. I’m going to get it running to show my kids 7 and 10 years old. Thank you for the videos.
Thanks for watching. Vintage Coleman stoves and lanterns will last forever if given proper maintenance.
Yeah! Your back. I hope you are both doing well .
Great to be back. Mrs. O is healing up well, but it will be a while before she can get out and walk again. We will be doing videos every two weeks for now. Thanks for watching.
Like your camp stoves very nice and I hope the Mrs a has a very fast recovery and saying a prayer for her thank you for the video
Thank you for your kind words. We appreciate it. Old camp stoves are interesting as well as useful, and there is a vast variety of them out there.
Bless her hope uns have a good 1.
Mrs. O is doing better every day.
nice to see you again... greetings from germany
Very nice to hear from you !
Welcome Back Mr and Mrs Obsolete 😊😀 Hope Mrs Obsolete Is On The Mend 😇😇😇❤️👍🏼
Happy to be back. Mrs. O is on the mend, and doing well.
Keep up the healing, Mrs O.
I'm getting better every day.
Awesome to see ya and thanks for the update on Mrs O. Good old camp burners. I've got a couple I'm sure not as nice as yours but they are neat!
When we were kids, we camped a lot and were in the Boy Scouts too, and we used Coleman stoves and lanterns quite often. I don't camp much, but still use my stoves and lanterns quite often for other purposes. Along with using them, I like to collect them and find the history behind them fascinating too, plus they run on gas and kerosene, some of my favorite liquids.
Good to see you back and prayers for Mrs O for a speedy recovery, thanks for taking the time to make a few videos be safe
Thank you so much for the kind words and prayers. Mrs. O is healing fine, but will take a bit of time to be fully mobile again. Thanks for watching.
Glad to see you back. Hope the better half gets better. I had a single burner like the one you have with the green tank. Bought it in the 70’s. It went with me deer hunting many times. I well remember one supper that I cooked on it in the car - it was snowing heavily outside the wind was blowing and it was freezing outside. I burned Coleman fuel in it.
Mrs. O's recovery is right on schedule. It will be a while before she will be able to walk and do video's again, but we will get a video every 2 weeks with help from friends and family. Your Coleman story is like many others in that they were widely used and were a simple, reliable and well made product produced in the USA.
Good to see you back!!! Pray Mrs O’s ankle improves.
Thank you so much.
I hope Mrs. Obsolete is doing well, as well as can be. I'm glad to see ya back. Great little stove, Obsolete stuff is cool. I did finally mess a little (be to busy) with 1 of my macs. Mac 10 10.pro. Has good fire, filter was filthy an gas lines are hard. Didn't have much time , was repairing gauges on 1 of wifes favorite vehicles. Glad your ok , take care cooler weather not far away.
It's great to be back. Mrs. O is healing up well, but her recovery is a slow process due to the extent of her injury. Thanks for the kind words and for watching. The Pro Mac 10-10's are an excellent midsize saw. You will be happy with the performance.
That's some cool little stoves. I went yard saling Saturday and bought a 1-42 Mac for $15 bucks. All that I had to do was clean the carburetor and put a fuel line and filter on it.
The Mac was a good find. Thanks for watching !
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 that's for sure. Just one thing. It's loud as I don't know what lol. You're welcome. Hope your wife gets up and walks really good soon
The sound of the McCullochs is called the( Sound Of Power ! ) Yes they are loud. Good thing that hearing protection is readily available. Mrs. O is coming right along, and it will be great when she can walk again.
@@mrobsoletesvintagehomestea9156 right. That's great about your wife. I'll bet that she is a great help
Mrs. O has always been a great help and keeps our family together. We are lucky to have her looking out for us, even when she can't do many of the things that she normally would due.
Good to have you back and wishing the Mrs a speedy recovery!
It is nice to be back doing some videos again. Mrs. O's recovery is coming along fine, but is a slow process.
Was that a fox that ran away in the brush? Love your videos.
It was Roley, my miniature pet mountain lion (cat) !
That's why I love my old stihls 08 075av
The older Stihl's are much better than the newer ones for sure !
It's like you're giving me a Christmas gift watching this video of yours awesome video thank you
Nice to see you watching our older videos.
AWESOME VIDEO THANK YOU
This video was fun to put together. The old Lombard chainsaw is real unusual, and putting together a chain is also interesting.
I just had to watch one of your videos I was watching my other video from UA-camr and he had a lawn boy that was called Iron Horse I never heard of one call that heard it run a little bit I think you need to coil.I have Ryobi chainsaw and I think it just like your Poulan. I just want to Home Depot picked it up for 100 bucks thank you for the video
Ryobi chainsaws are made in Hong Kong from what info I could find out. Johnson outboard motor company made small 4 cycle engines called Iron Horse from about 1937. Right before WW-2, they started designing a 2 cycle engine to replace the 4 cycle engine, but was not put into production till right after the war. Outboard Marine Corporation (OMC) which owned Johnson and Evinrude outboard motor companies bought out RPM manufacturing, who made rotary lawn mowers, and who had been purchasing the Iron Horse 2 cycle engine to power them. RPM was renamed Lawn Boy and with the Iron Horse engine being a major selling point.
I have a 1972 041 farm boss what’s your opinion on the 041?
I don't have an opinion on an 041, as I have never used or owned one.
Remember when Poulan put out those camo saws? Brain fart!
Really dumb marketing gimmicks to sell an inferior saw !
Just found you lam into fixing old small equipment l would like to know what you use to break down the old resin thanks and you are right so much of today’s equipment is junk
I'm not sure what you mean by resins. If you could provide me with more info and what the resins were used for, I have a better chance of giving you an answer.
The 034 is a great firewood saw, exactly what it was designed for.
It is !
May god bless ur family sir🙏🙏
Thank you.
Take care of home first. We will always be here for your content. God Bless.
Thank you, I will