Thanks for Watching! Find a link to all of my "Must Have", Favorite Tools HERE!! www.amazon.com/shop/chickanic?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsfchickanic_9ERPFPBNGQ924P8NS63B
What is the best setting on the oiler on a timberwolf cs590 ? I use my cs590 only 4 times and I never adjusted the oiler wen I took it out of the box .I already hat to change the bar and Cain because I used fram chin oil and I just found out it was to thin of a oil
I find this chick very impressive. Not only can she repair a mess like this but she can do it without profanity!! When I repair a mess like this I create a completely new language!!
Wow! I was watching this one again one year later. You had just hit 100K subscribers, WOO HOO! But Today, 305K!!! Sooo happy to see how your channel has grown Bree. You are a big help to so many, (including me), and You always give the best advice. Thanks again for all you do Bree, God Bless
Arkansas should be proud of you for your informative mechanic videos and place your name in the Arkansas mechanic hall of fame, if they have one! Good Job!
In the early 60s we had a pulpwood business in Sw Louisiana. I was using my saw to clear briars to get to a pine. As I swept the brush sparks flew. I had hit a 1926 Fordson tractor that was only sticking up about a foot. Another time I hit a cannon ball that was imbeded in a sweet gum tree. Needless to say I needed new chains. We used pulpwood bows on our saws.OSHA killed those.
really enjoy watching your tutorals on small engines im a new Zealander an i work in the tree felling an we use a good oil made Aegis oils they make very good 2stroke oils an chain bar oils an i really enjoy watching your channel an thought i would say hi from your fan from new Zealand
CONGRADULATIONS!!! on hitting the big 100K! I've hit nails, fences, rocks, dirt, more odd junk than I can remember. BEWARE forks of big wood people! But I have NEVER completely ripped a whole tooth off! And then to continue to use the saw? I can just picture THAT conversation, oh well. I thought you were going to have to replace the crank when you started.Great job my lady. Always learn something with you. Be careful and God Bless.
Hi Bre , Happy Birthday tomorrow ! Also , please wear eye protection when messing with E rings or any type of spring clip . You can't replace your eyes sweetheart ! Enjoy your videos very much . Kelly from Atlanta , Ga .
It's truly a marvel every time you discover that engineers designed something with maintenance in mind. Definitely give the guy who did this props for designing it to have a very long tube in the oil tank.
Forty years ago I taught small engine repair at the North Little Rock VA. Your channel brings good memories and the reminder that anyone who fixes chainsaws and string trimmers deserves what ever they charge! Now subscribed and alerted. Happy Birthday.
Whenever I hear of a saw being run on straight gas, I have a memory of the time back in the late 70s, when my Stihl 041 seized up after having run on straight gas. While it was still warm, I filled the cylinder full of oil and let it sit until it completely cooled. Then we slowly pulled the started a couple of times and drained out all of the oil. After emptying out all the straight gas we added a slightly rich mixture and after quite a few pulls it started and continues to this day to start and cut as well as some of my newer saws. The only down side to this saw is a saw that was once very easy to start and handle forty five years ago, really taxes these seventy four year old arms and back.
Thank you, thank you for this video! I recently got an Echo 7310P on craigslist for $25 with a torn apart clutch and oiling system. For about $100-125 in parts I believe I can make some money off of it. Some nice pocket money. Thanks for all you do. You're a great inspiration!
BREE , your a good Mechanic. Good knowledge. !! I am oler man., been at this profession for many years. Enjoy your podcast. Ps...... Kudos to your Husband. Nice looking young lady. No rudeness intended. Enjoy.
It always amazed me how little mechanical knowledge most tree trimmers have regarding their equipment. Some years ago our power company was in the area doing cutbacks. When they were at my place 1 of their saws wouldn't start. When I heard him trying to start it with no results, I asked him to come to the shop with it. I gave him another of mine to use while I fixed his. Now everytime they're in this area & have saw trouble they'll drop 'em off & sometimes take 1 of mine to finish their job.
Just such a joy following you - your presence, skills and way of presenting are fantastic - and as you radiate honesty, I can’t help but enjoying your vlogs. Respect!
Love your site i find it very helpful. A lot of stuff is similar to what is my problem. I learn something every time I see your show. Didn't know about the gas deal at the gas pumps and now I do. Thanks
I just always taught clean machine is a good operator, I think I would have cleaned all that ground up metal out first before replacing all that stuff Love your shows the best Happy Happy Birthday
Balls to the wall 😆 love that quote .. some people should take some kind of instruction period before using machines . But every one knows everything?????
This makes me feel like I've been insanely lucky. Doing a lot of chainsaw work on a farm means lots of fence posts and "fence trees". I can't even begin to count how many nails, fence staples, and sections of barbed wire I've cut through, not to mention the time I went clear across a 1/4" x 2" piece of strapping. The strap totaled the chain, but at most the others have needed a bit of sharpening to be right back to work. Most of the time I haven't even noticed until I finish a cut and see the bright spot in cut face. Amazed to see that much damage from just hitting a nail.
My favorite tool is a pick for jobs like this. One I have big sausages for fingers, two when something runs together let's that you tend to have shrapnel with sharp stuff all through it.
Though I enjoy your channel a great deal, As you would likely agree. You very basically just perform basic mechanical common-sense repairs. Nothing wrong with that at all. It's a good honest way to make a living and it is very helpful to people. That being said, there is one thing that I just have to learn from you. How the heck do you keep your hands so darned clean? impossible! this is black magic!
I love to watch your videos your very good at servicing everything I have learned a lot thanks I just wish I lived closer to your shop cause you would be my dealer ,
Hi from Australia, more specifically Tasmania. Loving your work, I enjoy working with my hands & have tinkered with different small engine appliances. You have shown me what to expect when digging into problems, having a little confidence makes a world of difference. I have thought you could use 2 or 3 battery powered drill drivers yoou can fit all the bits you expect to be using, changing sizes/types quickly & with a little less effort & extracting & installing more quickly. Perhaps I'm getting lazy, but I'd be considering making the investment. Please keep the projects coming. Blessings, Gavin.
Happy Birthday Chickanic! Your really a damn good instructor. Isn't it something the way birthdays seem to come so much faster as we age. Be safe in all you do.
Happy Birthday tomorrow you'll be 20 what lol hope you have a fantastic day came across your channel and I'm on love with what you do take care and keep up your awesome work
Happy Birthday 🎂 I subscribed to your channel recently. I am a mechanic on 2 cycle , 4 cycle outdoor power equipment as well. And I wanna to say that your videos are informative, fun to watch , and you give great tips and do a proficient service there in Arkansas . 😎✌️
Great video, procedures, commentary. I am Shocked! Shocked! at the number of customers that dump their chainsaws onto your desk without making any attempt to at least blow them clean. I wouldn't drop off my clothes to the tailor without running them through the laundry first. I guess this is the way that they.......
Great video. Love how much conversation is happening that is definitely not directed at the audience ^_^. I've never met a decent mechanic that doesn't talk to their tools, parts, fingers, and other inanimate objects, I approve.
When I worked on these regularly , I pulled the spark plug the pushed starter rope into the plug hole enough to let the piston push up against the rope so I could tighten th clutch.
Bree, have a HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂🎁🎈🎉🪵! Hitting nails, fence and junk in trees does a number on chainsaws. Good to see you are able to repair and share the whole thing.
I watched one of your earlier videos about trimmer line being brittle and breaking. Low and behold I had that problem. Put the pack in a bucket of water for a couple hours. No more breaking. It works. Have a great birthday. Thanks for your help and your videos
It is possible for a nail to hit the clip that holds the washer and sprocket in place. Possibly breaking or dislodging the clip causing the washer and bearing to fly off and cause the damage you see. In all my 35 yrs plus working on and using chainsaws I have never seen a nail cause that much damage, and I have cut thru many nails, fences imbedded in trees, insulaters, rocks and even horse shoes. They play havoc on a chain that's for sure. Whomever was using the saw should have immediately realized that something was bad wrong and stopped using it . Inexperienced operator was what made the damage so sever. My guess is the Man that owns the chainsaw ( or the boss ) was not the operator . Anything is possible but the evidence leans towards an operator error . I love your channel and videos you do. And !!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉🎉🎉🎆🎆 !!
one thing i learned fast is watch your chips. if its more like sawdust stop. either the chain is dull or the tree is rotten. either way continuing will make a bad day.
Thanks for Watching! Find a link to all of my "Must Have", Favorite Tools HERE!! www.amazon.com/shop/chickanic?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsfchickanic_9ERPFPBNGQ924P8NS63B
What is the best setting on the oiler on a timberwolf cs590 ? I use my cs590 only 4 times and I never adjusted the oiler wen I took it out of the box .I already hat to change the bar and Cain because I used fram chin oil and I just found out it was to thin of a oil
If that guy comes back in two months with yet another repair, I think he is just in love with you.
🤣
I know I am
Have a very happy birthday
You are incredibly awesome!
😂
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! My grandaughter celebrates her 7th today!
You gotta love people who are above good at the job
I find this chick very impressive. Not only can she repair a mess like this but she can do it without profanity!! When I repair a mess like this I create a completely new language!!
just to spend the day talking with you in person would be a great prize!
Wow! I was watching this one again one year later. You had just hit 100K subscribers, WOO HOO! But Today, 305K!!! Sooo happy to see how your channel has grown Bree. You are a big help to so many, (including me), and You always give the best advice. Thanks again for all you do Bree, God Bless
Arkansas should be proud of you for your informative mechanic videos and place your name in the Arkansas mechanic hall of fame, if they have one!
Good Job!
I don’t own half of the equipment you work on, just enjoy watching you work and explain. 👍
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In the early 60s we had a pulpwood business in Sw Louisiana. I was using my saw to clear briars to get to a pine. As I swept the brush sparks flew. I had hit a 1926 Fordson tractor that was only sticking up about a foot. Another time I hit a cannon ball that was imbeded in a sweet gum tree. Needless to say I needed new chains. We used pulpwood bows on our saws.OSHA killed those.
Happy Birthday Chickanic, the prettiest small engine repair tech on you tube. Bar none
really enjoy watching your tutorals on small engines im a new Zealander an i work in the tree felling an we use a good oil made Aegis oils they make very good 2stroke oils an chain bar oils an i really enjoy watching your channel an thought i would say hi from your fan from new Zealand
I think Chickanic is a real mechanic, speaking as a Mechanical Engineer practicing in the UK. I love your videos
Happy Birthday tomorrow!! Have a fantastic day!!
Your Fans Love you Chickie! 🐥
You just helped me fix my mom's lawnmower. She was just going to buy a new one! Just a dirty carb and a free easy fix! Thanks, and happy birthday!
It is so nice to see a female can do this kind of work good job happy birthday
Appreciate your upbeat personality and knowledgeable approach to repairs.
CONGRADULATIONS!!! on hitting the big 100K! I've hit nails, fences, rocks, dirt, more odd junk than I can remember. BEWARE forks of big wood people! But I have NEVER completely ripped a whole tooth off! And then to continue to use the saw? I can just picture THAT conversation, oh well. I thought you were going to have to replace the crank when you started.Great job my lady. Always learn something with you. Be careful and God Bless.
Thank you! Happy 30th birthday!
Hi Bre , Happy Birthday tomorrow ! Also , please wear eye protection when messing with E rings or any type of spring clip . You can't replace your eyes sweetheart ! Enjoy your videos very much . Kelly from Atlanta , Ga .
I have worked on everything from RC engines to large diesel tractors and you are super honest and give quality explanations thanks for the videos
It's truly a marvel every time you discover that engineers designed something with maintenance in mind.
Definitely give the guy who did this props for designing it to have a very long tube in the oil tank.
Forty years ago I taught small engine repair at the North Little Rock VA. Your channel brings good memories and the reminder that anyone who fixes chainsaws and string trimmers deserves what ever they charge! Now subscribed and alerted. Happy Birthday.
Whenever I hear of a saw being run on straight gas, I have a memory of the time back in the late 70s, when my Stihl 041 seized up after having run on straight gas. While it was still warm, I filled the cylinder full of oil and let it sit until it completely cooled. Then we slowly pulled the started a couple of times and drained out all of the oil. After emptying out all the straight gas we added a slightly rich mixture and after quite a few pulls it started and continues to this day to start and cut as well as some of my newer saws. The only down side to this saw is a saw that was once very easy to start and handle forty five years ago, really taxes these seventy four year old arms and back.
I'm 79 and cleared right of way with an 041 in Skagway Ak. Best saw I ever ran!
@@desertfox3860 They sure don't make em like that any more.
echo sc 330 instal fuel line
HAPPY BIRTHDAY HUN 🎂🥳🎉🎈HOPE ITS A GREAT DAY FOR YOU.
Thank you, thank you for this video! I recently got an Echo 7310P on craigslist for $25 with a torn apart clutch and oiling system. For about $100-125 in parts I believe I can make some money off of it. Some nice pocket money. Thanks for all you do. You're a great inspiration!
Omg!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY BEAUTIFUL!!!
BREE , your a good Mechanic. Good knowledge. !! I am oler man., been at this profession for many years. Enjoy your podcast.
Ps...... Kudos to your Husband. Nice looking young lady. No rudeness intended. Enjoy.
Oh my, let me guess, you're going to be 29? Happy Birthday! Love your videos and your professionalism.
Happy birthday dear , and for the saw it looks like the guy was using it for a ditch witch !
happy birthday sweetheart I love watching you I have been learning a lot watching you
Happy Birthday to you. May God Bless you Always And Forever
Love watching your videos!! Especially when you fix chain saws. I learn a lot at what not to do with your chainsaw. Thanks again!
Thank you for all these videos. They explain all the problems I've had with lawnmowers, weed eaters and chainsaws
Happy Birthday! Hope you had a wonderful day! God bless!
It always amazed me how little mechanical knowledge most tree trimmers have regarding their equipment. Some years ago our power company was in the area doing cutbacks. When they were at my place 1 of their saws wouldn't start. When I heard him trying to start it with no results, I asked him to come to the shop with it. I gave him another of mine to use while I fixed his. Now everytime they're in this area & have saw trouble they'll drop 'em off & sometimes take 1 of mine to finish their job.
I'm trying to learn, but it's like mfgrs don't want us to learn and maintain things.
I learn a lot from u lil homie. Thank u. Happy Birthday Beautiful!
Happy Birthday Chic!! some person wasn't paying attention at all! Big repair/ Big bucks out the pocket!!!
What an extensive repair ! Yuu do very well with those SMALL parts .Thanks for sharing that repair.
Just such a joy following you - your presence, skills and way of presenting are fantastic - and as you radiate honesty, I can’t help but enjoying your vlogs. Respect!
You are amazing girl. I love watching your videos.
Happy birthday, Beautiful. Whenever it is. Mine is toward the end of the month.
Great to watch ,from Australia
Love your site i find it very helpful. A lot of stuff is similar to what is my problem. I learn something every time I see your show. Didn't know about the gas deal at the gas pumps and now I do. Thanks
I am very happy I found your channel! (oh and Happy birthday) I am just getting my start as a shade tree mechanic and learning the ropes.
Happy early birthday!! Have a wonderful day.
I just always taught clean machine is a good operator, I think I would have cleaned all that ground up metal out first before replacing all that stuff
Love your shows the best
Happy Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday Bre!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Balls to the wall 😆 love that quote .. some people should take some kind of instruction period before using machines . But every one knows everything?????
This makes me feel like I've been insanely lucky. Doing a lot of chainsaw work on a farm means lots of fence posts and "fence trees". I can't even begin to count how many nails, fence staples, and sections of barbed wire I've cut through, not to mention the time I went clear across a 1/4" x 2" piece of strapping. The strap totaled the chain, but at most the others have needed a bit of sharpening to be right back to work. Most of the time I haven't even noticed until I finish a cut and see the bright spot in cut face. Amazed to see that much damage from just hitting a nail.
Pure mechanical genius!
Happy Birthday Bre! Have a great day.
Awesome… happy birthday girl…
My favorite tool is a pick for jobs like this. One I have big sausages for fingers, two when something runs together let's that you tend to have shrapnel with sharp stuff all through it.
Happy Birthday Girl. What are about 21 now.. Great video!!!
Though I enjoy your channel a great deal, As you would likely agree. You very basically just perform basic mechanical common-sense repairs. Nothing wrong with that at all. It's a good honest way to make a living and it is very helpful to people. That being said, there is one thing that I just have to learn from you. How the heck do you keep your hands so darned clean? impossible! this is black magic!
great vid!
That was pretty simple to do! Thanks!
You have helped me so much from blade adapters to that universal trimmer head. You Rock! Keep up the GREAT work! Happy Birthday!
I love to watch your videos your very good at servicing everything I have learned a lot thanks I just wish I lived closer to your shop cause you would be my dealer ,
Every once in a while, it would be neat to see customer reaction to getting repaired mower or chain saw.
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Or a reaction to seeing the repair bill.
Happy birthday and blessings to u Chicanix 💐
Happy Birthday, Bree!
Hi from Australia, more specifically Tasmania. Loving your work, I enjoy working with my hands & have tinkered with different small engine appliances. You have shown me what to expect when digging into problems, having a little confidence makes a world of difference. I have thought you could use 2 or 3 battery powered drill drivers yoou can fit all the bits you expect to be using, changing sizes/types quickly & with a little less effort & extracting & installing more quickly. Perhaps I'm getting lazy, but I'd be considering making the investment. Please keep the projects coming. Blessings, Gavin.
June 7th ? Mine as well, Happy Birthday and love the videos, great work as always!
Happy Birthday and God Bless you!!
I have a Echo weed Wacker. It's 16 years old and runs like brand new!! Great video 😎👍
I now use white lithium grease on the sprocket bearing and worm gear when I put them back on a saw.
That saw has been through a war already ! Makes for good repair content though and you always explain it very well !
Happy Birthday Chickanic! Your really a damn good instructor. Isn't it something the way birthdays seem to come so much faster as we age. Be safe in all you do.
Happy Birthday tomorrow you'll be 20 what lol hope you have a fantastic day came across your channel and I'm on love with what you do take care and keep up your awesome work
Congrats Bree on another birthday! Happy birthday young lady!
Keep up the wonderful informative videos. I thoroughly enjoy them
Happy Birthday 🎂 I subscribed to your channel recently. I am a mechanic on 2 cycle , 4 cycle outdoor power equipment as well. And I wanna to say that your videos are informative, fun to watch , and you give great tips and do a proficient service there in Arkansas . 😎✌️
Great video, procedures, commentary. I am Shocked! Shocked! at the number of customers that dump their chainsaws onto your desk without making any attempt to at least blow them clean. I wouldn't drop off my clothes to the tailor without running them through the laundry first. I guess this is the way that they.......
Happy Birthday to you lady! This is one of the best videos I’ve seen from you. Keep up the great work.
Happy birthday dear Bre,enjoyed this segment
Great video. Love how much conversation is happening that is definitely not directed at the audience ^_^. I've never met a decent mechanic that doesn't talk to their tools, parts, fingers, and other inanimate objects, I approve.
Happy Birthday, Brie! 🎂🍹🎉🎊🎈
When I worked on these regularly , I pulled the spark plug the pushed starter rope into the plug hole enough to let the piston push up against the rope so I could tighten th clutch.
HappyBirthday Hope its a good one best wishes from Kent UK
Great Videos. Out of my league Many thanks. Know when to take it to an expert !
Bree, have a HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂🎁🎈🎉🪵! Hitting nails, fence and junk in trees does a number on chainsaws. Good to see you are able to repair and share the whole thing.
Happy birthday 🥳
Happy Birthday 🥳
Great video as always and Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳
I watched one of your earlier videos about trimmer line being brittle and breaking. Low and behold I had that problem. Put the pack in a bucket of water for a couple hours. No more breaking. It works. Have a great birthday. Thanks for your help and your videos
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRE!!!!!!
Happy Birthday. Love the great videos.
Great job ma'am 👏
Happy Birthday and that was a good fix video.
Girl you are just so awesome
Happy birthday from a fellow June 7th baby!!!
Another great video as usual.
It is possible for a nail to hit the clip that holds the washer and sprocket in place. Possibly breaking or dislodging the clip causing the washer and bearing to fly off and cause the damage you see. In all my 35 yrs plus working on and using chainsaws I have never seen a nail cause that much damage, and I have cut thru many nails, fences imbedded in trees, insulaters, rocks and even horse shoes. They play havoc on a chain that's for sure. Whomever was using the saw should have immediately realized that something was bad wrong and stopped using it . Inexperienced operator was what made the damage so sever. My guess is the Man that owns the chainsaw ( or the boss ) was not the operator . Anything is possible but the evidence leans towards an operator error . I love your channel and videos you do. And !!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉🎉🎉🎆🎆 !!
one thing i learned fast is watch your chips. if its more like sawdust stop. either the chain is dull or the tree is rotten. either way continuing will make a bad day.
Happy early birthday to you young lady 💐.
Gday from Australia. Just found your channel and subbed.
I use food-grade Silicone Spray (so I can use it all around my house) works fantastic for getting fuel, oil, and coolant lines on easily.
Happy 21st birthday chickanic.
Happy birthday mine is June 7th also. Enjoy your day.
Great lesson for your viewers!
LIGHT pressure on the machine..let the saw do the work..
You rock! Happy birthday!
Happy birthday belayed it. Have a wonderful day and continue your tutorial classes on small engine repairs.