ไม่สามารถเล่นวิดีโอนี้
ขออภัยในความไม่สะดวก
How is the Bark Box doing 6 months later | Stihl ms362c
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2022
- check out buckin billy ray for your chainsaw needs / buckinbillyraysmith
If want a FREE trap tag and sticker shoot me an Email, Facebook message, or instagram message, me your address and I’ll send one out
Hit the 👍 and subscribe to my channel help me reach my goal of 10,000subscribers leave me a comment and I will reply back
🛑 check out the links below to help out the channel at no extra expense to you. There in easy to find sections down below. ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
💥To keep up with me and my life follow me on my social media:
✅Twitter: / 89dubb
✅Instagram: / j_dubb_89
✅Snapchat: j-dubb1989
✅Facebook: www.facebook.c...
🔥🔥🔥you can send mail to: 🔥🔥🔥
J-dubb’s outdoor Adventures
PO Box 641
Covington, Va 24426
📬business inquiries at: jdubbsoutdooradventures@yahoo.com
🔥PayPal all donations go back into the channel for growth and better content: paypal.me/Jdub...
🎵music in the video 🎶
Epidemic Sound
DISCLAIMER: This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no additional charge to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support!
#Jesus #camping #stihl
I love using the cant hook, it helps so much. I also use a husky pickaroon for moving the logs after bucking
Like a second set of hands
Don't worry bout haters, do what works for you. I run a 24 inch on my 562 Husky works great. I like my log ox for lifting logs when bucking. Have a good one
If you do TH-cam for any length of time you’ll learn the haters is what makes it fun
Long bars save backs. I sometimes put a 25 on 50cc saws so i dont have to bend over as much. Im not burying it by any means. Got bigger saws for bigger wood.
Great video. Love my bark box on my ms400 as well
I’m sold on long bar
Love mine too.the 400c love 25".
I have an 036 that wears a 25” bar. Hand in hand with an 18” the 25” light is the same weight and the 20” is a few ounces heavier. The saw shop thought I was crazy when I ordered it until they picked the saw up with the 25” and the saw mechanics words were “man that is sweet”. My Oiler is pre epa and that sucker can flat out pump the oil to that bar.
Our local saw shops sell the saws complete. Bar chain and power head. They sell the 362 with a 25 and 28
@@Jdubbsotheradventure I know you have a 362 but was wondering what your thoughts were about jumping to the 400 were. Seems like it’d fit your needs really well
@@aaronneher4860 I’d like to try it but Iv never seen it
The WCS products make any saw better and adds to the custom touch. I also like the US made tank guard skid plates too.
I have a 261, 460 and 660 and am looking to get the 362 and 28" inch ES Light bar as you have in this video, specifically for bucking and limbing.
I'd like to discover the difference between the full house and skip tooth chains with this combo (inc bark box). You didn't seem to have any trouble bucking with a full house chain.
Thank you for making this video. It was just what I needed to see. Oh, and I will add a wrap handle to the 362 when I get it. I have the wrap handle already. I have the part number if you want it.
I looked for a wrap handle and everything said it was for the 462. Does the tank guard add a noticeable amount of weight? I have a video I’m working on now comparing full come vs skip and 20 inch bar vs 28 and a few others that will be coming out as I get time. Thanks for watching
@@Jdubbsotheradventure 1) The 362/400 wrap handle is Stihl Part # 1148-790-3700.
Make sure you order the separate Joining Piece (it's a 2 part handle). And the screws.
2) The 362 and 400 are the same saw from a body and chassis perspective. Just FYI.
There is a separate wrap handle for the 462. I do not know the part number for the 462.
3) Yes, the tank guard is light and strong made from good alloy (aluminium). You can't tell the difference with the tank guard fitted. They are well made too and manufactured for each model. I recommend them. The guy only sells on E-bay and is called Cheap Chainsaw parts but his account name is customchainsawparts. You'll find it.
4) I have WCS filters, bark box and dogs on all my saws. Good kit.
5) I look forward to the full skip/full house chain video. My guess is it makes scant difference.
Thank you again. Hope this helps :-)
Does u 362 oiler really has enough umpf to get sufficient oil into that .ong bar u got on there???
Thinking of buying a 362 or a 400M ,which one would you recommend ???
I thank you in advance Gunter
Yes the 362 can oil a 28 just fine. I won’t lie to you Iv never seen a 400 I have 3 saw shops in my town and none of the stock the 400. I like the 362 but for 1 lbs more you can have the 462 I don’t know any loggers using a 400 they all use 362, 462, 500 and 661
How does the oiler work on that longer bar. Did you upgrade?
Does great I always turn the oilers up all the way. Oil is cheap bars are expensive
Has an adjustment on the bottom. I run a 36” bar on a 362c for freehand milling. I use a lot of oil and my bar never gets more than warm to the touch.
Don’t worry about the haters. Great firewood there, glad you like the longer bar. I use a 20” on the 400, really considering a 25”.
I don’t worry about them, there fun to poke fun at. I think the saw handles a 28 just fine
I have a 400c I want to try a 25 also but can't afford it now so let me know how good it is please
@@donaldfournier8354 I’d like the see the 400 in person I have 3 Stihl dealers in my town and this saw is just as elusive as the 500i
I have a 462 with a 25". It works great and so much easier on the back
Well the issue is that it’s under powered with that 28 inch bar. But hey if u like it that’s all that matters. Most people who cut alot of wood like to cut fast. Nice vid.
I should test the cutting speed between the 28 and a 20 to see how much faster it cuts, I may do that
do you have a link to the bar and chain you got i would love that setup for my 362. would love to see more cutting videos!
I get my bars and chains from my local saw shop.
Don’t be that guy been cutting fire wood for 25 years
started with Poulan pro 40cc to
Ms 250 45cc to 039 64cc to
M tronic pro saw 362c 59cc 3.0 version with bark box 24 inch bar time for safety gear chaps rated for that saw and head gear don’t be that guy 362c is power house
Noted
Good idea on using the longer bar. Gonna throw one on mine and save me back.
It’s a life changer
Your bar is getting hot because your oiler can't keep up with a bar that size. I run a 25 inch on my 362 cm, and that's kind of pushing it. I like the longer reach of the 25, but it does cut better with the 20. Would like to see the comparison between the 20 and 28 inch bars. Thanks for the vid on the bark box. Thought about getting one, but not quite sold on it if the performance isn't there.
I’m working on the 20 and 28 inch now. I think the saw is over oiling the top teeth are coated in oil and it slings oil off but I’ll test that. Thanks for watching
My ms362c loves the 28" light bar and my back loves the ergonomic factor👍👍👍
Hey mate,
Great video! At the end you asked for constructive feedback, only 2 things.
That thumb!!! None of the cutting you were doing really had any risk of kickback at all, but getting into the habit of keeping your thumb wrapped around the handle, always! Noticed you regularly use it to push down a little harder, or when you change angles. Just watch the thumb! That left hand is your saviour if your tip ever goes wild
Only other thing is no chaps lol. Up to you, I understand some guys don’t like em. Would just definitely consider when you’re out cuffing by your self
You caught me working night shift, I appreciate the comment. The thumb I agree with 100% and normaly use it, I’m kinda shocked I wasn’t. I’ll have to rewatch the video. the chaps Iv tried to use it a few times and just can’t get into it. But I’ll keep trying btw I wasn’t by my self that the magic of editing it was me, my wife my daughter and her dad. My son was mowing on the other side of the farm with his great grandfather. But thank you for the concern and not using a “no it all” approach to commenting.
I just went back and watched it and your right thank you for pointing out the thumb mistake. I never noticed I wasn’t wrapping it around. After years of cutting I’m shocked that I have never noticed this. Till next time 🤙🏻
@@Jdubbsotheradventure no worries brother, safe cutting out there and keep up the content!
Hahaha, I've cut a lot of wood on the farm and sold a lot of firewood. The only safety clothes i had on were gloves and steel toes.
All before, I was 16 years old.
Never had any close calls or running the chain into myself.
But it's all about safety now. And oh no, it's loud.
Try being on a rig floor with a screeming Jimmy diesel or an old John Deere 830 straight piped for a day. Talking about loud.
Grass roots made this country without safety, and we survived.
Common sense isn't very common anymore. Hence, the stupid safety lables on everything.
Now we have armchair safety supervisors that write you up on FB videos, hahaha
Good video and straight talking. That's a man I can shake hands with
And the steel wheel with the axe head welded to it for splitting wood would drive this place insane hahaha
But it would split wood faster than any other hand feed splitter
I’m partial to the jd 4755 my self
Wrap your thumb around the handlebar! If that saw kicks back your not going to activate your chain brake. Thank me later.
I’ll keep it in mind.
What felling spikes are those?
There from west coast saw shop it’s the 4 spike… highly recommended
Ya gotta use common sense guys ' standing there with no chaps on !
You know I have a short that you might like
You should of shined up your rims on yr truck. It would of pulled the log alot faster,! I'm liking yr videos
3 mile gravel driveway we don’t shine up anything
where are your chaps? that saw does not care if it's your blue jeans or flesh.
Don’t like them, I made a video for you, you might enjoy it
I know a guy who used one hand while cutting a log he has a big row of stiches down the side of his neck lucky to be alive just about bleed out Bucking Billy should not show this in his videos as there is a lot of inexperienced people out there play safe
You didn’t pay attention in physics class. Remember newtons laws of motion. That said it’s best practice to use BOTH hands