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That's a cool 😎 little saw. Nice video Mr Obsolete....👍🤙

Frontier, well thats a new 1. And l dont have 1 of that brand either.

Cool little saw

On a mcculloch mini mac 110 where best place get o ring for fule line where goes in tank

They-are a nice tools.!!!

I have one, it cuts as good as my old H266xp @ 1k higher rpm, you don’t need decomp on anything less than 60cc, find some ether with light oil at an outboard shop.

Spent a few hours cranking a big floor sheller when I grew up.

We have termites chewing up our trees in Pennsylvania AWESOME VIDEO THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

You have some sweet old stuff for sure! My buddy calls the other day and says i want to get a standing dead Doug fir but it's leaning bad the opposite way it needs to go! I told him ill bring a bottle jack and we will jack it over. Well we jacked and jacked but other trees were holding the branches so it wouldn't fall. So he climbed it far as he could and put a cable around it. We ended up with about 75ft of cable so it would reach the road and pulled it over! We had to block and tackle it out to the road but we both got a good load out of it! Fun stuff see ya next time!

I cut up a dead pine that fell in my back yard with my MS 170, 180 and 171. It was 24” at the base. They plowed right through it. I had to roll some of it over to finish the cut because their 16” bars old not cut all the way through it, but it was better than getting them in the sand. It was about 100’ tall, so it took several days for me to cut it up.

I am surprised you don’t have a food mill. I have churned my share of ice cream. Mother made the custard. She liked peach ice cream, so I turned a lot of peach ice cream. It would be expensive to make, today because cream and eggs are so expensive.

My grandfather had a sheller mounted in the barn at the bottom hogs got the empty cobs and the shelled.ifarm. I cranked it a few times. Just corn to the chickens, drop corn went to the chickens, horses the ear into it and turn the crank. The empty ear came out the side and the corn came out into a bucket. It was a lot faster than shelling it by hand. Grandpa had it mounted to a shelf in the barn. The cobs went to the pigs and the shelled corn to the chickens, crowns, horses and mules.

Awesome Mr&Mrs Obsolete 😀😊😀👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Great video Mr Obsolete 👍....looking forward to seeing that 650 run.....I got that 610 running no problem from the auction. I made a few short videos on it that I posted. Seem to to getting better the more I run it..👍🤙

Great video! My “Paw” used one of those shellers to keep me busy and out of the way when I was just a wee lad. Now I’m about his age and I use one.

Clarksville aint 2 far from knoxville tenn where i live❤

Love antque stuff❤❤

That's cool, the only item you shared that I've never tried was an ice shaver. I don't think I would have recognized it off hand.

You caught my eye right off, with the ice cream maker. They sure make it worth the effort. Nothing like homemade ice cream. Oh by the way l just got in nice condition, a Mac pro 10 10 . But l sure don't have your collection. I use to have some early 70s gravely tractors. My father inlaw has 1 with twin cyl onan. I believe you have a little bit of everything an thats very special.

Don't let the other feller drag the saw.

That's some very cool stuff. I've always been interested in old stuff like that

My late friend, Mr. Floyd Daniel, of Madison, GA was an expert on those hit and Miss engines. Floyd showed me his collection some 30 years ago, including a demonstration how they worked. He lived right next to my father in Madison. He had a bunch of them and they had all been restored to like new condition. Since I did not know a lot about Hit and Miss engines - I did a lot of nodding and replying “yes” a lot of the time. Compared to the engines that I was used to - these engines were ancient.

I will disagree with some. Even the Chinese junk has better steel in it, than steel from a century ago. It is just the workmanship in it that is the question.

The adjustment is made based upon “ the rule of thumb. The miller would put some of the ground meal between his thumb and fore finger and rub it together. If it was to coarse, he would adjust the grinder inward until he got the size meal he wanted. If it was like flour, he would adjust it outward until it felt like corn meal. This saying originated in flour mills of England, wind or water driven.

I had a Lombard back in the late 70's ...bad ass saw it was. A man's saw.

It’s an Ice shaver. I have one it’s a marked Griswold . I also have a hinge that was made by stover.. I mean it’s just a hinge, but it’s a quality one!

Nice video and God bless!

I own two 030AV, Two 031, and two 034 stihl chainsaws. And you are very good my friend! One of the 034 i have has been ran until the flywheel started making a trench around the flywheel due to the bearing and seal is so washed out! I show people what happens when you don't replace worn out parts and you keep running it. I can't believe it ran with a air leak as bad as it was! I always ask guys who think stihl is the only thing worth buying, have you ever worked on a stihl? I think they are an over priced plastic piece of crap that has become the throw away models! They won't work on any of them if you take them to a stihl dealership, enstead they will do everything possible to sell you a new one and convince you that it's cheaper to just buy a new one from them, scandalous bastards if you ask me! I have about five Sachs-Dolmar saws that I think were better pieces for a saw made in Germany.

Thing is your going to be prepared when the shit really hits the fan! Good stuff see ya next week!

You’re 100% right about the older American crafted items versus this modern junk. Not only were they made better, they certainly aged better. A shame those days are gone. If I had to guess on the one Stover product, I would say an ice shaver

My mom used to can tomatoes and she would hand grind Tomatoes into stewed tomatoes.grinder was really old and her mom had a old antique pasta maker hand cranked to make the pasta thank you for the video

Always enjoy your videos! I have a grinder but it seems to be harder to turn than yours ,any advice on making it better?

Love it an may need em again sooner then later. Have a good 1 sir❤

Does that one tool remove the corn 🌽 from the cob? Also Mr Obsolete I posted a community picture of some McCulloch chainsaws pick up at an auction over the weekend. I tried to tag your channel so you could go over and see if you could make out what series chainsaw it was. I believe I know what it is now . Paid 25 dollars total for both 👍.....video coming soon......👍🤙

I drilled three of my new axe handles for a lanyard. I drilled the first hole with a 5/32 after wrapping the spot with masking tape to prevent splitting out when I drilled the hole. Then, I ENLARGED IT TO 3/16 and then 1/4 and lastly 5/16. I then used s 45 degree countersink bit to enlarge both sides and clean up the holes. I the put an 18” piece of paracord through the hole and tied an over hand knot in the end. I did put some DANISH oil in the new hole, first, with a Q tip.

For parts try "Leon's Chainsaw Parts & Repair". TH-cam channel and web site. I have 4 XL-12's and an XL Automatic ready to cut. These ARE great saws. Not EPA approved lol MUST wear ear plugs! When I was in the woods with a few others making firewood, even though we were well apart, no one else could hear their saws LMAO

Fantastic upgrade!!! Can I ask what kind of carburetor you used to replace it with including the make and model number please. 👍👍👍

Everybody used those starters in those days and thats good advice take care of each other

Some double bits have one end set up for splitting with a more blunter surface on one end with a narrow angle end on the other blade for cutting.

I disagree. I bought a new 12” Nicholson file last week and it was every bit as good as their same files that I have bought in the past. I got it at my local ACE hardware. It was about $13 with tax. They are now made in Brazil. I am going to pick up a new bastard file from Ace the next chance I get. It will be a Nicholson file, too. I used a bastard file for wood working and smoothing up horses hooves. Mine is about 40+ years old. It is a Nicholson, too.

Want to get a little splitter soon. Am thinking of setting it up so I can go from trailer, to splitter at suitable height so getting wood to it is easier. Could make it so I can split and heap loads in a single operation - less manual handling and moving of the wood. Cheers sincerely d

I have to remember using that in the oil thank you for the video

Love watching your vintage video THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

I like your Christmas video about your traditional Train I THANK YOU AGAIN FOR THE VIDEO

I Hydraulic Splitter, that is awesome THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

Great to have especially for those nasty pieces. Splitting those manually would be a chore.

Good Morning Mr & Mrs Obsolete 😊😀😊

Looks like a great little splitter. The Briggs classic is one of the best engines in my opinion.

Watch your back.

Don't get me wrong I love splitting wood 🪵 by hand. Gets the heart going but I love my wood 🪵 splitter just as much. I bought mine at one of the big box stores. Probably over 15 years old now. It has a Briggs motor and still runs good.....great video Mr Obsolete.....👍🤙