WOW. Those saws are just rippin Buckin and Rob. That 125 of Robs pulls that 404 so good that's awesome. So great to see you guys out cuttin together. Thank you for sharing more tips Buckin. Love ya Brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
You can tell buckin is way safer and better with a saw than the other fella. Pumping that bar oil right before the saw falls thru the bottom of the cut. Youch!
Never was a Mac fan but if you got one to start n run they would cut Always liked my chain to spit out chips n pull you through the log Old saws turn slower but if chain right n tuned right cut like butter love your old Ford truck and watching your videos I’m in a wheelchair now can’t cut much anymore but always loved felling and cutting wood Warms my heart watching you
The carlton file o plate it the only way to go . . seen my first one in 1978 . . my father in law used them . . been using them ever since. . makes for a very very smooth cut . . nice. .oregon chain 8 draws with round file 7/32 then use file o plate . HOOT !!! HOOT !!!!
Love the sound of that Mercury V8! At 69 I'm 'sick and tired' of running big saws. The lighter the better as far as I'm concerned. My favourite saw is the Stihl key-ring saw (A$10); doesn't cut wood but it is the right weight for me!
Best of days ahead to you all!!! I’m a husky n Mac guy and was really impressed by what you n Rob were running there👍 but that stihl 075 stole the show for me!!! It was screaming in the cut with no lag atall👍👍👍great to see you guys havn a time😎
Like seeing those big old saws run. Like to use them as well. Mr. Buckin’, I know you like the old firewood trucks, so if you get a chance, on @Jennings Motor sports try and catch his video Will it run after 81 years 1929 gmc truck. Watch it with your son, if you can. Take care. Thanks for all you do.
I had to sell my Mcculloch. It has a cast iron engine, weighed a ton. I have a bad back so couldn't wield it too long. I use a Stihl now for big stuff and a few others with 15/16inch blades. I do need to get a larger saw again with a 32" blade so I can cut up some of these bigger trees.
Love my old MACs. I own a 550 I and it is nice but I prefer the old MACs. Its more of the sound and feel for me .Have Husqvarna saws also and they are great but I learned with the MACs and just cant get away from them.
hey man, thanks for giving me the t shirt on the stream the other day :D it just arrived and for a secound i felt just like the happiest man alive! thank you for that!
Just ran a couple 125s this last week, they've been sitting for a while but man they are just awesome! Love the 075 and 076 Stihls especially because of the grunt they have, however... I have no idea why they put they manual oiler button up on the front, I've always hated that. Great video Buckin, thanks for sharing 😁👍
Wow!! That 850 sounds great! She cuts eh? So cool to see an old 075 in your hands my friend. I have one, me and the boys all laugh when we run it. She's a tractor!! Anyway. Be kind. Love will prevail.💪
Hey Buckin an everyone in the community hope all is well an having a great day Buckin i remember the first video i ever watched of yours was a chain sharping video an i was using a husky 261 the only saw i had an i fell in love watching your Macs run so much i went looking for one first Mac i come across was a pro mac 55 got it cleaned up an first time i ran it i was hooked on the vintage saws Mac is my favorite of the vintage saws but have a couple homelite i now have a few more macs pro mac 700 a mac 10 10 automatic an speed mac my dream mac would be pro mac 10 10 haven't found one yet but just want to say thank you for the positive videos an knowledge you have shared
Just wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for all your hard work towards teaching us useful tips in the woods and out. I remember you once said that if a person is to practice anything for 21 days or longer it becomes habit forming. One habit I practice is spreading kindness as it's one very important habit I feel is necessary for all. Buckin Billy Ray you are a hero and it would be an honor to shake your hand one day.
I love the Carlton plates. Simple, never wear out and easy to pack around. I never do but every night back at camp or home I can tune a chain to perfection. The slope on the rakers are the best part and I will use the file guide a couple times through the chains life to just get them balanced and even from side to side. You have your 125 and I have my 61 Husky's I port and polish for that extra oomph. Yup, We have an addiction that will never be cured, LOL. Take care bud and stay safe out there eh !
Buckin you run a chain saw like it is another appendage. Smoth and strong , confident. That's a good thing . Rob dose prity good . Ya have that old mckulic running prity good. Love wins.
In my opinion 075 best saw I ever had in my hands. My partner used to fall with them, skid oak and he bought them 5 at a time. Never filed just took another every time on the landing. Be safe and be careful.
Idk about everyone else but I needed this. Its fall but l not able too hit the woods. Its killing me......but this will sure help. Buckin your a amazing man. Cant speak for others. But you sure do help with lifes problems.
Makes me feel good having 2 076 and 2 051 in my chainsaw collection, I haven't run other than old Germany saws and Sweden and an homelite 2100cd but 076 well tuned with pull like train.
Good to see ya Healed as always😃It was a gooder👍 I missed most of the live yesterday but chimed in for a sec. haven’t been able to find it again!? Wonder what’s with that? Anyhoo thanks for you ❤️
I usually get to watch the live feed one and 2 days later to catch up. Sunday has become my biggest work day. I'm sure there are more details In uploading videos and keeping them up than i can imagine. I'm just so stoked to have Buckin share his knowledge and promote civility amongst us all. Every day could be my last... I wanna go down smiling 😊
@@shapeshifter7753 ❤Thanks for u too my friend! It was a good one, I saw u pop thru but the comments were fly'n! He always leaves them up, so I dunno whats up with that? He's been pumpn the content out thats for sure and I for one am grateful💪🤜🤛🔥✌❤
The biggest saw I have right now is a Homelite 7-19c at 82cc. My carb kit should be here in a couple days. That thing has 7/16" semi chisel chain on it and I can't wait to get it done and in some wood. I never ran 7/16" chain before but I'm guessing the chips are gonna be pretty big. I didn't port it or anything, I just wanted to fix it to get it running to see what it's like then if it's good, it's gettin a full restoration.
When you split the screen in two parts with you and Rob cutting......gota hand it out to you your editing and ideas on your filming are great to watch and experience.....👌
Starting to understand the rakers and different filings and grinds. Ongoing lessons to learn. My main ponders and questions to this video would pertain to the wood being bucked. What kind of trees and how old each one is? I know counting rings and describing the tree is usually an after thought, but i thought maybe some of the younger generation would be interested to know more about the wood. There are quite a few tree lovers that cringe when they see a chainsaw and i like to give as much information about the tree and why it needs pruned/trimmed or cut down. Raising awareness of the flora is like being kind to the environment. "there must be sawdust" Creating sawdust is giving back to the earth. Creating micro nutrients for fungus and insects to flourish is the true calling for tree tenders. Whether we know it or not.
I love you so much brother I have run a dull chainsaw my whole life a little bitty blade you've taught me how to be a better man I love you so much hey Wendy
018 with a .50 bar/chain, is one of my favorites for cutting piñon and juniper…. Soooo many limbs…. Those little suckers can run @ 15k Rpm. Don’t hate on the little guy, but use it for the right application, ya know…
Thanks yesterday bucking for helping me find a double bit handle ✊✊ had to break off for a while to get the kids to bed,I tried to watch the hole live feed today but it wouldn't load.
G'day Buckin, cutting some nice fir there, I've found that if I take four hundredths of a millimetre off the rakers on Carlton .404 five skip ten degree slabbing chain out off the box for the Lucas Mill slabber it shaves a minute from the average three foot hardwood slab cut time, I mentioned it to them and they seemed curious.
Impressed with you guys' physical condition and energy with those monster saws. Husky 572XP with 28-32" bar is about as heavy I can handle for any period of time. Prefer 50-60cc saws for most tasks. Also have a top handle 25cc saw for small stuff I use as much as I can.
I gotta ask... how do you deal with the saws dripping oil? I want to hang mine like that but I don't want to get oil dripping! LOL, every time I watch one of your videos I want to go grab my saw and do something! It could be a simple as sharpening the chain, but I feel inspired to do some porting! Buckin', you are an inspiring man. God bless you and the inspiration you put forward.
Always had problems with my rake depth. Would of been handy to have gauges when I had my wood cutting business. Just made do. But clearly you see the difference. Definitely looks worth it.
Buckin, love seeing those old saws ripping!!! Keep up the great work!!!!
Sometimes it's not the saw but the man running it....sawmanship! Truly enjoyed that Buckin!
INDEED
Newer saws are great and all , but there’s something special about running vintage!💪
Absolutely!
Awesome to hear those 2 giant saws running in unison like that in the same tree!!!
Hey Buckin Billy Ray.... Enjoy your videos.. Love the instruction and confidence.. Impeccable Cheers
Thanks for the vintage saw bid buckin. Could not watch your live feed yesterday. It would not load. Love ya buddy. Be safe. 🌲🌲🌲
And I couldn’t find it last night. Chimed in at the start there but was a busy day for me. Wanted to watch it later but it was nowhere to be found😒
WOW. Those saws are just rippin Buckin and Rob. That 125 of Robs pulls that 404 so good that's awesome. So great to see you guys out cuttin together. Thank you for sharing more tips Buckin. Love ya Brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
You can tell buckin is way safer and better with a saw than the other fella. Pumping that bar oil right before the saw falls thru the bottom of the cut. Youch!
Excellent stuff. Thank you for posting.
Never was a Mac fan but if you got one to start n run they would cut Always liked my chain to spit out chips n pull you through the log Old saws turn slower but if chain right n tuned right cut like butter love your old Ford truck and watching your videos I’m in a wheelchair now can’t cut much anymore but always loved felling and cutting wood Warms my heart watching you
Great video Buckin, Thanks
The carlton file o plate it the only way to go . . seen my first one in 1978 . . my father in law used them . . been using them ever since. . makes for a very very smooth cut . . nice. .oregon chain 8 draws with round file 7/32 then use file o plate . HOOT !!! HOOT !!!!
Is it just me . Love too see big mufflers on a chainsaw. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts. Good video.
Love the sound of that Mercury V8! At 69 I'm 'sick and tired' of running big saws. The lighter the better as far as I'm concerned. My favourite saw is the Stihl key-ring saw (A$10); doesn't cut wood but it is the right weight for me!
Happy Magic Monday Army!! Much live Buckin! ❤
Kim you angel 😇 thanks for you!! ❤️
@@shapeshifter7753 oh thats nice! Hope your weeks off to a good start!
Best of days ahead to you all!!! I’m a husky n Mac guy and was really impressed by what you n Rob were running there👍 but that stihl 075 stole the show for me!!! It was screaming in the cut with no lag atall👍👍👍great to see you guys havn a time😎
HI BUCKIN the chainsaws are buzzing like bumble bees when there are 2 chainsaws running 2 gether 😊😊OMG 3 18 2O23
It's fun watching you cool fellas having fun. Wish I was there though. Thank you for bringing this content to us.
Rob sure looked impressed with that IH 371!
DD HE EVER
Just love these cuttin and buckin videos, I could watch em all day, but I have my own buckin and splittin to do, cheers and all the best to everyone
Like seeing those big old saws run. Like to use them as well. Mr. Buckin’, I know you like the old firewood trucks, so if you get a chance, on @Jennings Motor sports try and catch his video Will it run after 81 years 1929 gmc truck. Watch it with your son, if you can. Take care. Thanks for all you do.
I had to sell my Mcculloch. It has a cast iron engine, weighed a ton. I have a bad back so couldn't wield it too long. I use a Stihl now for big stuff and a few others with 15/16inch blades. I do need to get a larger saw again with a 32" blade so I can cut up some of these bigger trees.
Great running saws, looks like you guys are having a great time
WOW AWESOME SAWS!...thanks 4 video. be kind
Love my old MACs. I own a 550 I and it is nice but I prefer the old MACs. Its more of the sound and feel for me .Have Husqvarna saws also and they are great but I learned with the MACs and just cant get away from them.
Looks like Buckin Billy has the technique in the race with the 125s
That 850 is an animal love it man ur 076 is a chain pulln mochine lol i love my 075 in big wood.
hey man, thanks for giving me the t shirt on the stream the other day :D it just arrived and for a secound i felt just like the happiest man alive! thank you for that!
Brilliant, wear it with pride
what a video. a just love to hear those old saws singing like that.
Hey buckin and the army, good evening from Wooly's World
👋✌❤
Hey!
@@jeffreyrubish347 well
Just ran a couple 125s this last week, they've been sitting for a while but man they are just awesome! Love the 075 and 076 Stihls especially because of the grunt they have, however... I have no idea why they put they manual oiler button up on the front, I've always hated that. Great video Buckin, thanks for sharing 😁👍
Wow!! That 850 sounds great! She cuts eh? So cool to see an old 075 in your hands my friend. I have one, me and the boys all laugh when we run it. She's a tractor!! Anyway. Be kind. Love will prevail.💪
I think that 850 needs to be called either the "Laser Beam" or the "Butter Knife."
Take your pick! :)
Like watching you lean into your saw n it just digs right on started watching you from outdoors with the Morgan’s
WELCOME
We sure appreciate you too, Buckin! Even overnight!😜
Hey Buckin an everyone in the community hope all is well an having a great day Buckin i remember the first video i ever watched of yours was a chain sharping video an i was using a husky 261 the only saw i had an i fell in love watching your Macs run so much i went looking for one first Mac i come across was a pro mac 55 got it cleaned up an first time i ran it i was hooked on the vintage saws Mac is my favorite of the vintage saws but have a couple homelite i now have a few more macs pro mac 700 a mac 10 10 automatic an speed mac my dream mac would be pro mac 10 10 haven't found one yet but just want to say thank you for the positive videos an knowledge you have shared
...creeping ‘round my back stair...
Great video as always Buckin! Keep up the great attitude and awesome content!!
Ahwoooo chainsaw races I love that kind get one 👍❤️
With stock chain out of box, maybe rakers are set for hardwoods and need some filed off for best performance in softwoods?
love the videos they keep me out trouble
in the ob watching buckin two walk in and three will walk out and anther bucken fan is born.
HA HA LOVE THE PIGNUTS
Congratulations❣❣🎉🎉
@@thehealedheartspace thank you
Thank you Powersaw Rob, was fun to watch u guys and listen to those saws💪❣✌❤
Just wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for all your hard work towards teaching us useful tips in the woods and out. I remember you once said that if a person is to practice anything for 21 days or longer it becomes habit forming. One habit I practice is spreading kindness as it's one very important habit I feel is necessary for all. Buckin Billy Ray you are a hero and it would be an honor to shake your hand one day.
Stand up and buck! Great video Brother, hope you're having a great week.
IT KEEPS GETTING BETTER
15:00 It's the Operator, not the tool! Buckin' for the win!
Good show Buckit , Great Saws.
THX CORNY
I love the Carlton plates. Simple, never wear out and easy to pack around. I never do but every night back at camp or home I can tune a chain to perfection. The slope on the rakers are the best part and I will use the file guide a couple times through the chains life to just get them balanced and even from side to side. You have your 125 and I have my 61 Husky's I port and polish for that extra oomph. Yup, We have an addiction that will never be cured, LOL. Take care bud and stay safe out there eh !
Awsome saws as usual👍👍👍👍👍
I like these buckin' with Rob vidjas.
THX J
Buckin you run a chain saw like it is another appendage. Smoth and strong , confident. That's a good thing . Rob dose prity good . Ya have that old mckulic running prity good. Love wins.
In my opinion 075 best saw I ever had in my hands. My partner used to fall with them, skid oak and he bought them 5 at a time. Never filed just took another every time on the landing. Be safe and be careful.
Alot of 075 076 used in Australia they have a long stroke all the old timers tell stories about how hard you could lean on them
THEY AINT LIEING
Hello from Michigan! First time viewer and now a subscriber. Great videos and a positive outlook!
Welcome to the community, Mark!
WELCOME FRIEND
Welcome Mark! Glad to see u in the comments friend✌❤❣
That 850 is crazy!
When those two saws Synchronize up they sound great together
I had my headphones in, it was B-E-A-UTIFUL!! Had to rewind a few times….
This video was just what i needed today. Great job buckin. 💪
Idk about everyone else but I needed this. Its fall but l not able too hit the woods. Its killing me......but this will sure help. Buckin your a amazing man. Cant speak for others. But you sure do help with lifes problems.
394 MY FAVORITE.
Makes me feel good having 2 076 and 2 051 in my chainsaw collection, I haven't run other than old Germany saws and Sweden and an homelite 2100cd but 076 well tuned with pull like train.
Woop Woop!! Thanks for video Buckin❣ Hello Army❣ Welcome Newcomers, please jump in the comments and spread some Love n Kindness while ur at it💪❣✌❤
Good to see ya Healed as always😃It was a gooder👍 I missed most of the live yesterday but chimed in for a sec. haven’t been able to find it again!? Wonder what’s with that? Anyhoo thanks for you ❤️
I usually get to watch the live feed one and 2 days later to catch up. Sunday has become my biggest work day.
I'm sure there are more details In uploading videos and keeping them up than i can imagine.
I'm just so stoked to have Buckin share his knowledge and promote civility amongst us all.
Every day could be my last... I wanna go down smiling 😊
@@shapeshifter7753 ❤Thanks for u too my friend! It was a good one, I saw u pop thru but the comments were fly'n! He always leaves them up, so I dunno whats up with that? He's been pumpn the content out thats for sure and I for one am grateful💪🤜🤛🔥✌❤
@@jirusjirus9322 Heck yeah Jirus, me too my friend💪❣✌❤🔥
Rob's a cool dude. I almost bought a partner p100 a few wks back. That'd a been a blast to add to this party eh
371 all day long !! 💥💥💥
MYRTLE LOOKS AND SOUNDS GREAT
The biggest saw I have right now is a Homelite 7-19c at 82cc. My carb kit should be here in a couple days. That thing has 7/16" semi chisel chain on it and I can't wait to get it done and in some wood. I never ran 7/16" chain before but I'm guessing the chips are gonna be pretty big. I didn't port it or anything, I just wanted to fix it to get it running to see what it's like then if it's good, it's gettin a full restoration.
When you split the screen in two parts with you and Rob cutting......gota hand it out to you your editing and ideas on your filming are great to watch and experience.....👌
THX FRIEND
You my friend are awesome! Great videos
🙏🤗☕️🍩👍🏼 keep on keeping on with the love.
I was singing Sundown by Gordon Lightfoot yesterday for no reason, kinda funny it's in your head too.
Your videos always make a positive difference in my day. Keep them coming Buckin.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Starting to understand the rakers and different filings and grinds. Ongoing lessons to learn.
My main ponders and questions to this video would pertain to the wood being bucked. What kind of trees and how old each one is?
I know counting rings and describing the tree is usually an after thought, but i thought maybe some of the younger generation would be interested to know more about the wood.
There are quite a few tree lovers that cringe when they see a chainsaw and i like to give as much information about the tree and why it needs pruned/trimmed or cut down.
Raising awareness of the flora is like being kind to the environment.
"there must
be sawdust"
Creating sawdust is giving back to the earth. Creating micro nutrients for fungus and insects to flourish is the true calling for tree tenders.
Whether we know it or not.
I love you so much brother I have run a dull chainsaw my whole life a little bitty blade you've taught me how to be a better man I love you so much hey Wendy
THAT 850 ROB HAS IS NUTS RUNS STRONG
Your saws make my Stihl ms 170 look like its a baby rattle toy
Hehe sounds like you may be catching some Buckin fever😁
018 with a .50 bar/chain, is one of my favorites for cutting piñon and juniper…. Soooo many limbs…. Those little suckers can run @ 15k Rpm. Don’t hate on the little guy, but use it for the right application, ya know…
I used to think my 62.5cc was a pretty good-sized saw.
Amazing channel amazing people buckin is so awesome
You must have gotten a battery for the thing! Hahaha
My dad and a mate used an old Mac 125 in a slab rig,six foot bar with 404 and cut all day 👍👍
OK buckin where do i get a gauge like that i have not been able to find one Thanks From NH
When u lean on it she just takes it lol. Love it
I'm late!!!!!!!😲😲 Nice.😆 mate
Thanks yesterday bucking for helping me find a double bit handle ✊✊ had to break off for a while to get the kids to bed,I tried to watch the hole live feed today but it wouldn't load.
I can’t find yesterday’s Bunker episode either. What happened?
Great video.. Rob is a great guest star hope we see more of him
Rob’s ears must have been ringing for a week after that 🤣
I hate it when that happens! I keep mine a little tight to try to avoid throw off!
G'day Buckin, cutting some nice fir there, I've found that if I take four hundredths of a millimetre off the rakers on Carlton .404 five skip ten degree slabbing chain out off the box for the Lucas Mill slabber it shaves a minute from the average three foot hardwood slab cut time, I mentioned it to them and they seemed curious.
KOOL
Impressed with you guys' physical condition and energy with those monster saws. Husky 572XP with 28-32" bar is about as heavy I can handle for any period of time. Prefer 50-60cc saws for most tasks. Also have a top handle 25cc saw for small stuff I use as much as I can.
You get used to it quick. Its no different than progress in the gym. Start low weight and in time heavier weights feel lighter and lighter
I agree with Steve from chainsaws to paint ladders lighter the equipment enables me to work longer and is easier on my body
My first saw was a 10/10 mcculloch, i was 10 yrs old . now i have a 290 farm boss, 272xp, 3120xp . hope to collect vintage saws in the future.
And also, "This tooth shall pass"!
Great vid BUCKIN!!! You tube tells me you took down yesterday’s live feed?! I hope it’s all good with you?
nice timber to turn into firewood , I will still take the MAC
Hay buckin do you drain fuel and oil when you hang your saws up? Thanks for the great video. Tuesday morning here in New Zealand
I gotta ask... how do you deal with the saws dripping oil? I want to hang mine like that but I don't want to get oil dripping! LOL, every time I watch one of your videos I want to go grab my saw and do something! It could be a simple as sharpening the chain, but I feel inspired to do some porting! Buckin', you are an inspiring man. God bless you and the inspiration you put forward.
Always had problems with my rake depth. Would of been handy to have gauges when I had my wood cutting business. Just made do. But clearly you see the difference. Definitely looks worth it.
cool
How’s the Big Mac stack up against a 3120? Would be neat to see.
There is skill involved
A stock STIHL chisel chain has a 0.030 depth gauge. A semi- chisel chain is 0.025 depth gauge. FYI
Is that the 850 Tinman ported ? Regardless . That’s a heck of an 850 man…. Gee whiz !
Lovely!!!!!
Only 2kinds big old goodins and good old bigins
👍👍👍😎😎😎