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Poor sound quality and a bit of mumbling the words. I might look in another time.

Bill your doing a great job with your channel ,it all depends on personal taste. Have a blessed day

Hi, Bill. It looks like you have 780 subscribers from my view? Hopefully you haven’t lost anyone?

When you can repair a broken chain saw and make it work again , it’s rewarding. Especially after a tree landed on it.

Good morning Bill !

Bill I had my Stihl MS 362c fall out of the bucket on my skid loader and snapped the top handle. I know how you’re feeling about this problem. It sucks.

Nice windows Bill , you have a very nice home. Thanks for sharing

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Getting ready for winter Bill once clean up is finished: wood cutting

Yer, Bill I only saw you cleaning the tree up!

Bill have you considered a walk behind brush mower. It wouldn’t take up much space in your building. It should be easier on you over the hand held model.

Weeds and grass need to be shortened, it’s all part of being a home owner. Good video Bill have a blessed day

So, it has been a year, how is the saw working out for you? I am thinking about buying one.

I have a knock off as well, Bill. I placed a bit of foam inside of the filter cut to shape with oil through the foam. You can use a screw driver to open the plastic filter housing and when you put the foam in just click them back together again. A good idea also is to put a small rubber O ring over the bolt and push it down to the filter so as to seal anything from going into the carby through the gap. The Stihl saws bar sprocket is oiled by the bar oil off the chain, Stihl have made them that way and very easy to maintain

Stihl designed their saw bars so the roller nose oils with the chain oil. When you sharpen the hooks you should use a file and touch up the drive link so it keeps the groove in the bar cleaned out

Bill you should be able to get crushed rock with fines in it that packs great but you need the fines.

It can surprise you how long a two cycle engine can sit and start. I let two of my chain saws sit for four years and start on the fourth pull.

Bill the first thing i would do is remove the leg in the front and put a crank up down leg on it to much trouble when moving it the way it is set up now .Either one with a foot or a wheel .

Good morning, Bill. Enjoyed watching you this morning. Especially the part where you're using the rake. Ha! It's good to see someone else on the handle of a rake other than me! LOL I'm looking forward to seeing that target range in use. I enjoy target shooting myself and look forward to some of that. Sis had a chuckle when you talked about putting that chain repair link somewhere where you would know where to find it but not remembering where that place is. I am famous around here for not finding things that I have put away because I can't remember where I put it. Have a great rest of your day!

All good, Bill. I enjoy watching all of your videos 👍🏼 keep them coming no matter what you are doing. I enjoy watching them.

Nice job with the carpet Bill, I didn’t know New Holland designed their machines that way. GEHL has an external plug and a sight glass for checking the level. Thanks for the reply.

I designed my table with seats

Bill it’s apparently very difficult digging

Bill looks like one would be farther ahead to just loosen the drain plug and lower the level that way. It was a good idea though.

Good afternoon Bill

I will continue to follow you, Bill. You have been an inspiration to me to get more done. I have so much to do that I get a little down and then it's hard to get started on projects. I am cleaning and organizing my shop currently. I must confess that I am one of those who hates to throw something away because it might come in handy someday. LOL It got so bad that I couldn't even work in my shop because the saws, work benches, and floor were so covered that I couldn't even use a saw or a workbench when I needed to. Thanks for the example you are to me.

A clean shop or shed is a lot nicer to use and look at and it keeps furry critters 🐀from moving in, no place to hide.

A pleasant day at the burn pit everyone have a pleasant day

Thanks for the inspiration, Bill. My shop area is 22X26 and has turned into a mess. It began to be neglected while my wife was battling cancer and has continued for several years. It is primarily a wood working shop with workbenches and a few table/cabinet type tools. My problem has been saving every little scrap of hardwood for some future use that never happened. I have worked for a couple days cutting up scraps for firewood kindling and organizing what was really worth saving. Clearing off workbenches is next, and soon, I'll be able to start woodworking again. I make small tables, cabinets, and chess boards from native hardwoods that I have harvested and had kiln dried for these uses. So, even a small piece of walnut or honey locust has a lot of value due to all the work to get it to the dried and planed state , ready to use.

It takes time to clean and rearrange the inside of a building. I do that with my pole shed once or twice a year. It’s 36by 48 twelve foot walls gravel floor, my new garage is 30by40 ten foot walls concrete floor it to will need cleaning at some point.

We are seeing part 2, Bill. Your memory on your computer might be full from all of your videos? Can you transfer them to a external hard drive? To free up space.

Morning Mr Bill , you and your son done a very nice job on your addition . I believe it’s the heat that has everyone slowed down . I live in the upstate of SC and it has been in the upper 90’s everyday with a heat index of 110 . Have a good day and stay cool .

The shelf’s are a nice addition Bill they look great.

I dont think it is a seat belt, check connections !! , and...after vacuuming, powerwash, in and out, it will dry fast, thats the way people do it, POWERWASH !!!=)

Clean up is a necessary part of making a mess besides it looks good clean. Have a great weekend Bill

hi there always clean up . best to all john

Hello from Joe The Grower Farm in Poughquag NY. Awesome video

Great job with the maintenance and milling Bill have a great day 😀

I have an older Mule 2003 and have never filled the back and tried hand lifting to dump. How does it do with a full dump load to lift and remove dirt? and I just picked up a Jenson trencher like the HF

Good morning sawmill Bill. I just subscribed today. Nice to meet you you

Sounds like you need to lube the blade feed rollers

The old girl sounds good for hibernating all winter.

Good morning Bill.

Bill if your battery is stoned dead you will have to replace it. I’ve yet to see a dead battery come back to life. What happens is they freeze in the winter and break the plates a charged battery won’t do that.

The holes are for the heater.

My GEHL has 1/4 inch steel plates for clean out , I feel what you’re dealing with Bill have a great weekend

Clean unit comfortable living, educational video today Bill. Well done

I’m glad you got the problems fixed Bill now back to work if you want.

I have no idea how to do this but here's a "how to" video.

Bill if you go on line you could possibly print a wiring schematic then you’ll have a better idea how the circuit works. You could be looking at low voltage in the safety circuit