Thanks, Kenny! I am so impressed with Echo equipment. I think the 7310 and maybe one of their smaller saws like the 4920 would make a perfect 2 saw plan for amazing value!
Great camera work John - - as you analyzed the end of that log and the wood quality at 8:00. I totally agree with your analysis. Not a lot of lumber in that one - but being it's maple, lots of good burning. I've really never cut with the grain while using a non-ripping chain, so I was pleasantly surprised to see how well the saw/chain combo you were using handled that. Great video interlude on a snowy day where I decided to spend the afternoon in the great indoors.
@@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 I love watching his stuff. And if you're into old logging equipment a guy that I believe lives pretty close, to Buckin' is this guy. www.youtube.com/@skadill
A beautiful sawing session Mr. John. The ECHO did great and was capable of finishing the job, but to see the 090 run was magnificent! You have an excellent "mess" of wood there, very nice blocks. It is actually admirable wood for maple. Great job sir...
Good morning John, great video! That Sthil 090 is quite the saw. Great fun to watch in action. My little Husqvarna Rancher feels heavy after I have been cutting for a while. I can only imagine. Too bad about the nails. They did quite a job on the chain. Your neighbors are going to be happy. That's a nice load of wood for their boiler. Have a great week, Ben 👋😎👍
Thanks, Ben!!! Nails in yard trees are inevitable. At least I have learned in the past to not use a brand new chain. Have you had any measurable snow up you way yet?
@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 no snow yet. Today was very mild, rainy and windy. Friday night and Saturdays forecast is for snow . It may be a white Christmas 🤞
Good evening John! We are just thawing out after an ice storm over the weekend Northeast Iowa was one massive skating rink Fortunately, it got warm enough to day and the sun came out and most melted away
Hey Joey!!! I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of good wood in those logs. I think I may have gotten some good slabs out of them, but my friend really needs the wood for his greenhouse heat. Hope you and Kris are well!
Don’t feel bad John I bought a brand new chain for my big saw and the first cut was through a big red oak log ran into my big log chain First cut, brand new chain!
Hi John. Boy those saws can chew thru the wood. Nice. I’ve got 16 cord here, you could take those saws and help me cut up the 16 cord. 🤭🤭 Have a good day John. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋🎄🎄🪵🪓
@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 I have always loved an old school maccullochs sound better than any saw ever, but whenever I got my 090AV and fired it up it's a toss up for tone. I'd like to watch a video of starting it because I prime the carb on mine and get a buddy to hold in the compression button, or I can't pull it
A channel I watch every day is @Ricks Outdoors, he and his wife , Donetta, sell firewood. Rick was showing his Husqvarna 272 bow saw on today’s video. Thought you might be interest is seeing that. Not something you see every day, but you probably know about those. 👋👋👍🏻👍🏻🎄
Your Stihl needs a carb adjustment. It's too fat and needs to leanout the high jet. It would amaze you how much faster it would cut if it was two stroking as soon as you get in the cut.
I would be careful with your thinking on this and your comment. When I was logging in Maine in the 70's, we had the 090's. They were used for stumping and initial bucks on the butt logs. They were never designed for high RPM. Max was 8k. These saws were built for low end torque to get through big wood. They were built to last, and the lower RPM meant they did heat transfer very well. Don't compare them to modern saws that rev at 12-13K. If I had tried to "lean it out" back then when I was a young faller, I would have had my ass handed to me by the older guys. Is this saw a bit rich? Yes. But if you had listened to him, he said he runs it very rarely. That being the case, he better run it rich than lean. That saw, in that condition would easily bring $2k on eBay if not more. It would be a fool's game to "lean it out".
The 7310 is a beautiful powersaw. She can noodle. But the mother of all chainsaws, 090, she is a beautiful beast. Very fun to watch iit in action
Thanks, Kenny! I am so impressed with Echo equipment. I think the 7310 and maybe one of their smaller saws like the 4920 would make a perfect 2 saw plan for amazing value!
I agree that OG chain saw is doing A number on wood.
@@nigeriabutler3186 Love it!!!
Great chain saw therapy John!
I could do this all day, Gary!!! (unless it was with the 090)🤣🤣🤣
Great camera work John - - as you analyzed the end of that log and the wood quality at 8:00. I totally agree with your analysis. Not a lot of lumber in that one - but being it's maple, lots of good burning.
I've really never cut with the grain while using a non-ripping chain, so I was pleasantly surprised to see how well the saw/chain combo you were using handled that.
Great video interlude on a snowy day where I decided to spend the afternoon in the great indoors.
Thanks, Howard! I have learned so much about sharpening from Buckin'! Another great Canadian, just like you!
@@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 I love watching his stuff. And if you're into old logging equipment a guy that I believe lives pretty close, to Buckin' is this guy.
www.youtube.com/@skadill
I like both of those saws, but that STIHL is a beast!!!
That engine is bigger than a lot of dirt bikes!
A beautiful sawing session Mr. John. The ECHO did great and was capable of finishing the job, but to see the 090 run was magnificent!
You have an excellent "mess" of wood there, very nice blocks. It is actually admirable wood for maple. Great job sir...
Thank you so much, Brian!!! I feel honored to be able to run that 090. I felt like I had the Holy Grail in my hands!
Good morning John, great video! That Sthil 090 is quite the saw. Great fun to watch in action. My little Husqvarna Rancher feels heavy after I have been cutting for a while. I can only imagine. Too bad about the nails. They did quite a job on the chain. Your neighbors are going to be happy. That's a nice load of wood for their boiler. Have a great week, Ben 👋😎👍
Thanks, Ben!!! Nails in yard trees are inevitable. At least I have learned in the past to not use a brand new chain. Have you had any measurable snow up you way yet?
@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 no snow yet. Today was very mild, rainy and windy. Friday night and Saturdays forecast is for snow . It may be a white Christmas 🤞
That 090 is a beast! Love it!
@howardkettner Howard!!! I just cannot fathom how guys would run these things all day long.
Good evening John!
We are just thawing out after an ice storm over the weekend
Northeast Iowa was one massive skating rink
Fortunately, it got warm enough to day and the sun came out and most melted away
Actually looking forward to some snow here, Gary!
She sure is sharp!
Throws really nice chips!
Hey John, the chainsaws were running great. Still a lot of useable firewood in that log.
Hey Joey!!! I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of good wood in those logs. I think I may have gotten some good slabs out of them, but my friend really needs the wood for his greenhouse heat. Hope you and Kris are well!
Bagus
Don’t feel bad John
I bought a brand new chain for my big saw and the first cut was through a big red oak log ran into my big log chain
First cut, brand new chain!
Awful feeling!
Hi John. Boy those saws can chew thru the wood. Nice.
I’ve got 16 cord here, you could take those saws and help me cut up the 16 cord. 🤭🤭
Have a good day John. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋🎄🎄🪵🪓
Noel!!! I knew you were thinking...."John could come up and make some firewood for me!!!!"🤣
Great Christmas gift to me John. 🤭😂🤣🤭🎄
Full watch John
Safety first no matter how long you have been cutting firewood. ♥️👍
You betcha, Marty!!! I plan on living a bit longer!
Mesin nya mantap 👍
That 7310 sounds a little rich…
@@williammacdonald2948 Tach at wot shows 12,5.
4310. Is on wish list for next yer, small but nippy saw ive heard.
@julianalderson3938 Thanks for watching and your comment. I think they now have upgraded that model to the 4320, but you are right. It's a zippy saw!
I can say that in person, a 090 AV sounds better than the video shows.
Agreed! I felt like I should have had it "mic'd up"!
@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 I have always loved an old school maccullochs sound better than any saw ever, but whenever I got my 090AV and fired it up it's a toss up for tone. I'd like to watch a video of starting it because I prime the carb on mine and get a buddy to hold in the compression button, or I can't pull it
@@itllkeal Total truth! I am 6 ft 1in and 195 lbs, and my arm is still sore from pulling that beast over!!!😰
@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 I'm 6'4" and 260lbs. I've never seen a clone but my oem 090 is too much for me by myself
Very cool that wood be used. Grow some food. Cheers
Oh I see round 😂
A channel I watch every day is @Ricks Outdoors, he and his wife , Donetta, sell firewood. Rick was showing his Husqvarna 272 bow saw on today’s video. Thought you might be interest is seeing that. Not something you see every day, but you probably know about those. 👋👋👍🏻👍🏻🎄
I'll check it out, Noel!
👍🏻
John do you use square or round grind on your chains?
That saw was getting the job done 👍👍
How old is the 090
I would have to go back and double-check the serial number code, but I believe 1969. Thanks for watching!
Your Stihl needs a carb adjustment. It's too fat and needs to leanout the high jet. It would amaze you how much faster it would cut if it was two stroking as soon as you get in the cut.
Yup! For an old saw that gets run once every couple of years, it gets out of tune.
I would be careful with your thinking on this and your comment. When I was logging in Maine in the 70's, we had the 090's. They were used for stumping and initial bucks on the butt logs. They were never designed for high RPM. Max was 8k. These saws were built for low end torque to get through big wood. They were built to last, and the lower RPM meant they did heat transfer very well. Don't compare them to modern saws that rev at 12-13K. If I had tried to "lean it out" back then when I was a young faller, I would have had my ass handed to me by the older guys. Is this saw a bit rich? Yes. But if you had listened to him, he said he runs it very rarely. That being the case, he better run it rich than lean. That saw, in that condition would easily bring $2k on eBay if not more. It would be a fool's game to "lean it out".