Another Buckin' Special saw!!! 266xp build, lets make this thing nasty!!!
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- Its time folks!! Lets begin lur next build, a husky 266xp.
We're going to build this one to a very high spec, complete with a piston from CCC and a set of ceramic hybrid bearings.
thanks for watchin!!
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Rural East Texas small ranch owner here. Found your channel through Buckin'. Also found Steve's Small Engine Saloon. I enjoy all three channels. Getting into chain saws over the last few years. I'm ramping it up now after Texas took a beating in February with a ton of snow and cold temps for nearly a week. Power out everywhere, water out, boil notices. It was a real mess out here. I got lucky and managed to buy a cord of cut wood right before or we would have froze. I am planning to keep at least 4 cords cut and aged at all times in the future. Some of your porting mods remind me of dirt bike mods. Cool stuff! Learning how to port from you, how to file a chain from Buckin', and learning to fix everything else from Steve!
Happy Easter those are one off the best saws ever made
Happy Easter Donny!
@@tinmanssaws Friend, how best to position the L nozzle on the carburetor?
This probably my 30th video of yours. INFO ADDICT from Kansas City MO. You are an EXCELLENT teacher!
Hi from France tinman i discover your Channel by bucking Billy and Iron horse Channel . just doing firewood love tractors and chainsaw . Thanks for the time you give to us your a good professor.
One of the finest ever made. This should be a good build.
I’m new here my name is Johnnie and I used to use a saw everyday when I was younger for fire wood had a bunch but an old 1970’s red Sears saw was my favorite, but now I have been getting into motorized Bicycles and I have a channel about them. I run motors that are very similar to a saw motor , putting a ms44-46 jug on these nikes is super common build actually so found this channel and started enjoying it. Very similar to what I’m doin with the bikes. I’m just very new to porting not even a year in yet. Let’s goooo!!!
Hey Tinman!! I love your videos man! I live in Pennsylvania on a farm and I live for power saws. I usually just cut cords of firewood for heat but am getting into working on my saws as well from top to bottom. It’s in my blood and I just love watching yours and Buckins videos. I’m going back and checking them all out. Keep up the great work man- so good 👍👍
Sup Tinman? My name is Joel Beans from Mountain Village Alaska on the lower Yukon River. I rely on firewood to keep my place nice and toasty. I run an echo cs 590 with a 20 inch bar. I like using the oregon power cut chain. I enjoy watching your channel and listening to you while at work. I am a custodian here at the high school. Thank you for your videos
Your videos are great I've learned a ton about 2 cycle and understand your teachings, keep up the killers vids please.
Hello! Im a 26 year old Guy from sweden and works at a stihl/Husqvarna dealer like a mechanic. I have a ported 346xpg and a ported ms261-cmq. I Also have a fs460c m-tronic with a muffler mod. I going to get myself a powersaw to port. Love your videos
Well I'm not quite your neighbor Tinman more like the guy down the road haha I live in Kamloops BC and as far as how I got into saws...my dad did some forest fire fighting in his younger days and had a big husky (372xp I think?but can't recall) when I was a kid and all I remember of it was it ate tanks of fuel the way I murder sour key candies. Now being a younger buck at 30 years old I am starting my own family and taking them hunting camping and fishing which means firewood...I just picked up a little craftsman 40cc saw but am listing hard after a slope backed 372 so I can get it to someone like yourself for a massage lol...thank you so much for your amazing content and priceless information and experience.
Hi everyone my name is Aaron I'm 31 yr's old & for ten yr's i have been doing firewood cutting & a volunteer Tree faller as a (non ticked) just a guy that just knows his stuff and the
local volunteer fire fighter's and forestry crews love my work passion attention to details etc.
Heya Tinman! My name's Dave from Tasmania, Australia. Make most of my living on the saw. Love your work, come have a look at some of our monster trees sometime in the far south.
Tinman has a Buckin build and iron horse just got multiple mac 125s. This content has got me so stoked! I feel like we are about to witness the birth of the greatest saws on earth!
We're going to have some fun tbis year for sure.
Hello from SC, my dad gave me a 266xp and it's leaking bar oil "No Biggie" but dern right it's a monster. Thanks for the video, blessings bro.
The 224 came in in 85. That's still an early 266. Had my hands on a 1995 not too long ago. The plastic brake does say later saw though.
There is a date stamp cast into the tank, as well as the crank itself has the production date of the crank itself printed on it.
Been using those Hyway top ends for a while, usually use their Nicasil coated one with popup.
Timing numbers are pretty good, and squish ends up around 19.5-20 with their piston.
Compression height on that 372 piston is 1.5mm shorter than a 272 piston. Going to need a heck of a base cut for that.
If you need 266 specific stuff, I have lots over here in Dryden ON. 12 266's alone on the shelf at the moment, 25+ on that chassis, and I have a truckload of parts to pick up in the next couple weeks. Over 120 saws in the shop at the moment, and more to come....
@@royb.1441 That is correct. The HS224 is the 266XP carb. The 226 does exist, but it is not a saw carb.
Sure enjoy your videos. I'm a retired auto mech and general tinkerr now in so. OR. Just installed a 215 carb and advanced the timing 4° on my 16 year old ms170, with muffler mod. She's a screamer. Got an extra core saw and going to attempt to port, thanks to you. Happy Easter 🙏🇺🇲⚘
Friend, how best to position the L nozzle on the carburetor?
Great video. Thank you from Niagara Falls NY
266xp are awesome saws looking forward to this build welcome new comers everyone have a great weekend happy Easter be safe
Happy easter buddy!!
You and Harvey convinced me to do my first port job on a 372. Ive messed some stuff up but you guys gave me the knowledge to keep it going. I’m jus a firewood cutter
You wont find better teachers are better people, brother! Glad you're here!
Hey Tinman, Buckin turned me on to you. I've been around chainsaws my whole life. mainly cutting firewood and milling. I know just enough about falling to be dangerous. Watching Buckin has made me much safer now. I've repaired many saws over the years but have never modified or ported any beyond gasket matching, opening up a muffler and removing casting flashing. You're giving me the confidence to take it to another level. Thank You!
I'm Tim. Had a 288 I liked good enough. I'm a 660, 572, 359 kinda guy. Firewood, milling, and a bit of clean up kind of guy.
Hey Tinman! Steve from Cincinnati, Ohio. I'm like you... firewood cutter and love working on saws. I've never ported a saw. But would love to give it a try! Keep the videos coming!
Great video.Looking forward to your build.
Use to do small engine work for a living . built mini mac out of pile of new and used parts ...16 in bar ran it for years ..... sadly one day it gave up the ghost! you got good thing going ....lot of good info.
Happy Easter Tinman. Bless you for all your educational videos!!!
Such an Awesome Build
Hi tinman, I'm from Sydney Australia. I have a 266xp and it's a solid saw
I enjoy all your context
Hi tinman.. Harvey what a man helping the tinman channel.. hero up the good work. From South West Scotland..
New subscriber here from Poplar bay Manitoba, I cut firewood for myself with a small Stihl chainsaw, MS 170
Cool video Tinman! Thanks for the education! 🤙
Cheers from New brunswick Canada! Mechanical logger all week firewood cutter with a small collection of older husky's on the weekend 😀
Tinman, I have been following you for several months. Great content! I grew up in a logging family in Northern California and spent 35 years as firefighter. In addition I have run a firewood ministry at our church since 2002 where we cut and deliver 35-45 cords per year for elderly and needy families. I have three 064/066’s, a Sachs Dolmar 116 and misc small saws. I do my own maintenance and repairs. I am always looking for new information on how to build really good performing work saws. Your information has been really helpful and informative. Thanks for sharing!
Great video Tinman! Going to be so intresting to follow this build
Hi from Detroit i just love all 2 strokes 💕
Hey Tinman. I’m a huge fan of of Bucking and I have come to love your channel as well.
Been around power saws all my life
I’m 42 from Virginia.
Love your wisdom and passion
Hi thanks for taking the time to comment!! I love seeing the new names and daces arpund here its neat
Yes Happy Easter...great video...just got rid of my last 266XP last fall great strong saw have had several...keep up the good work.Shoe
Happy easter!!
Happy Easter to you and yours. As always another great vid. Everyone be safe, be careful, and be kind.
That’s gonna be a wicked saw!! Looking forward to this build! Happy Easter buddy!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Happy Easter, brother!
Hello my name is Cody I am 28. I live in a small country town called Acton in California. I'm just now getting into using chainsaws and I found a love for them started working at a ranch 5 years ago and have used same chainsaw for 5 years cutting bucking firewood. It is a Husqvarna 455 ranch I believe it's called. Have you pulling pros little saws rarely but using this Husqvarna for the past 5 years has caused me to fall in love with them and have learned from fucking videos on how to maintain and learning proper techniques and maintenance techniques. Just came across your channel today have heard your name in his videos and I appreciate you giving the content that you do it helps me become a better chainsaw handler or whatever you would call it and become a better skillful person at it any who do it to it bomb diggity bom bom 😁 I like the name tin Man and buckin billey.
My full name is Cody wilee glomboske. My nickname that I have been given growing up is wile e coyote which you can refer me to if you like any who take care
I should have clarified it I'm in United States of America in the state of California in the town of Acton
Thank you Tinman another great and informative video. My dad has a 272 that I want to rebuild for him .Lots of good info here.
Definitely following this build I have acquired three 61's in the last month in half on barter fixing saws for guys.After watching harv do these I figured out theres potential with these old saws,already learned alot from this video thanks,going to the garage now to see what carbs I got lol 🤣,the one is a white top and my local dealer can't get the walboro carb kit but the other 2 are tiltsons hopefully one is the bigger one,again thanks for the info
Happy easter! I'm from Finland, i do firewood cutting and maintaining a small patch of forest. A year ago, i found three abandoned saws. Jonsered 520sp, stihl 020av and husqvarna 234se. I got those working, and now i have between 10 to 20 chainsaws waiting for their turn. I just bought a mcculloch 1-76 and three mcculloch 5-10 projects. Thank you Tinman for inspiring me for this hobby!
Hey thats so awesome to hear. These tools are a lot of fun and its great to hear that I'm helping folks!!
Hi Tinman, this is going to be a cool project to follow and can wait for the next video. All the best from the UK.
Hey tinman keep up what you're doing brother I have a 266 and a 61 white top with a 266xp top end love those saws just a hobby to me
Man what a build this is going to be haha that will be one balls to the wall saw cant wait to see it tinman an have you're self a happy Easter to all
Hey Tinman, Im from the UK and a car mechanic. I enjoy watching you, Buckin and the Ironhorse's Channels. I like to use power saws and axes for my log burner. Keep up the good work buddy xx
So cool !!! It's gonna be a burner!!
Nice work Tinman. That series of saws are so nice to work on. Sure doesn’t take long to get to the crank. The last one I did I pressed the bearings into the cases then dropped the frozen crank in. Just had to make sure the bearings were in the right spot in the cases. Went together way easier then pressing the bearings on the crank first.
Nice work man
Just finished up a old roper craftsman 3.7 very impressed with what i got out of it
Been following harv for about 2 years now he has made some wild saws have to say the p38 he made for buckin is my favorite just the sound of it is crazy
I love that p38, one of the best saws period!! I want one!!
@@tinmanssaws i here ya there that thing really didnt help my itch for collecting saws and wanting power lol atleast now wont get stuck during firewood season with out a running saw like when i only used to have one saw
That big poulan 455 Harv just built for buckin also sounds good.
Arizona! Firewood cutter aspiring to start my own tree removal and firewood business!
Oh snap, Tinman is the 266 ninja💪🏼
Thanks Tinman, just watched all of your "porting" video's yesterday. Decided to wait on porting my 359 and just did a gasket delete and finished assembly today. She runs and purrs like a kitten. Started tearing down a 36 today. Hope to have it back together tomorrow. I have a 262XP that has a bad fuel line I think. Picked it up a few years ago and never got into it. Think it would make a good porting project. I've only ported one 350 so didn't want to jump on the 359 just yet.
I started watching the Ironhorse a wile back because he had a video about getting a roll of hay to his horses and his tractor is like mine and his loader is exactly like mine which is rare. He started talking about Buckin Billy as how to sharpen a chain and they both were talking about you and thats how I got here. I live in northern North Carolina and have been cutting wood for over 60 years. I thought I knew how to sharpen a chain untill I watched Buckin. I have a 200, 215 and 2 mini mac Macs, a small Jonsered 4 40-42 cc Poulans and a Homelite electric. I bought the Poulans on several black fridays at tractor supply for $100 each. I figured if they lasted for a couple of years, I would be ok, but so far they are all running fine including the Wild Thing that is 10 yrs old. I heat my house with a homemade water stove with underfloor radiant heat and I still cut most of my own wood. Enjoy watching your videos.
Not a new subscriber, but this is the first time I've caught a new video anywhere close to when it's posted! Looking forward to following this build, sounds like it'll be sweet, and your format/approach is great! Next I'm off to watch Buckin' drop a tree with his latest saw (hoping that's from you too).
Friend, how best to position the L nozzle on the carburetor?
Came from Buckin Billy Rays channel, love what your doing here! Alex from Heiskell TN I run a saw daily professionally
Hey brother my name is Nicolas im from VA.. I just subscribed to your channel wanted to learn some more about powersaws. I follow buckin and he always speaks highly of you friend. So drift on brother looking foward to watching your videos and the videos to come...
Hello to you tinman, I have just started watching your videos and totally enjoy them. The saw you worked on for Buckin' is just what I have done for some of my saws. I have three Sthil saws, two are 031s and the other is an 032. I used chips in all of them and they run like brand new saws now. I also have nine MACs and have been trying to find the time to do the same for them. Thank you for the info on the Oregon chips you ordered. Love your channel and look forward to seeing your next video. Have a great weekend my friend.
Cool Tinman! I'm just a Chainsaw restoration guy mostly, but if I watch enough of your Channel, I just may try porting!
Tinman Happy Easter from Fairfield Ct. Keep pumping out Great Saw Sessions
Happy easter buddy! 🐇
Happy Easter from Bristol, Virginia USA
Happy Easter tinman, seen the Mac in buckin's new video. It's AWESOME and rips like no tomorrow, great work and can't wait to see this one.
I remember when Harvey put together those things for you. You're going to be busy!
Good Morning from Luxembourg!!!
Mornin!!
I do some landscaping and cutting firewood for my parents but always interested in making things run better and working with my hand so want to port my cs 590 keep up the great work!
Soooo excited! Loving my 372xp-w? Now BB? and ported sugi 28", thank you tinman and uncle harve, I went for major compression and.... got it, got 550 cord for a pull rope now cant keep a regular one in it...might raise roof of exhaust, few more rpm would b ok, it's like a factory turbodiesel chainsaw lol, that might be pushing it a little but gotta break a few eggs 4 u make a omelet
I'm not a new sub but I'm from Pennsylvania homeowner I love powersaws. I currently own a ported echo 7310p cs 400 husqvarna 372xp dolmar 6100. Mcculloch mini mac 35 and pioneer p41 p52 and farmsaw 2 forgot a husqvarna 55 too. I really enjoy watching your channel along with ironhorse and buckins
Happy Easter
Hi. I'm one of your new subscribers from across The Pond in Wales (UK). I just love your down to earth ,tell it as it is approach. My evening is complete when I can switch from watching your channel then go to Ironhorse and Bucking BR. Love you guys .
Welcome buddy!! Ita cool to have folks here from so far away!!
Bob, you found the real deal here, my friend. WELCOME
New subscriber here. Im out of Wagontown, PA. Just got into saws for firewood and taking some trees down around my property. I have a Husqvarna 562XP and a 135 Mark II. Fun to use, just trying to learn more about them and how to work on em’.
Hay tinman ,greg here all the way from South Wales UK loving what you do keep it going big man.
Hey tinman great vid been watching for awhile im from Georgia usa
Hey Tinman from Newfoundland firewood cutting is my main cutting only heats my home with wood. Cutting logs for milling lately with my 266 love that saw have a 372xp oe ,550 xp mark2 that I sent off to Donny walker to get ported can’t wait to get my hands on it . Love the channel been here for a while keep up the wicked videos
Nice video.
I'm a homeowner from Sweden, so Husqvarna is a given :-)
Have too many saws and not enough trees though... so I'm fixing to get a piece of forest to play with. Need trees for my minty 390XP...
Nice Video I have a 266SE stock💪
Greetz from the achterhoek (Netherlands)
I'd love to see a plastic restauration video on that saw. Thanks for sharing
Tinman, I am new to the channel. Came over from Buckin. My father in law has an old 266xp that needs work. He said I could do with it what I wish, so I am going to try my hand at porting it. These videos on the 266xp will help me understand more of the quirks of that saw. Thank you for the information you are putting out. Love the channel man.
Thanks for comin over. The series I just did on how to port a chainsaw applys the the 266..
I habe several plylists on these as well.
@@tinmanssaws I have watched the whole series on the Echo, and that's what got me itching to try porting. I have several saws of my own and would like to show them a little love too. I only cut for firewood and cleaning up around the farm, but really enjoy running a saw. Thanks again for all you do.
Friend, how best to position the L nozzle on the carburetor?
Happy Easter Tinman
happy Easter Tinman, im a new sub from down under. you are doing a minty job man. you also encourage me to have a play with porting.. plus buckin sent me
WELCOME Mish man! You wont find a better channel for detailed breakdowns on how this stuff should go. I have learned a TON from the Tinman.
a new Subscriber hello tinman from toledo ohio just a homeowner
Nice Chainsaw
Good stuff man. Just cut up a bunch of tamarack here in eastern Washington.
Hey mate love the channel watching from Kinglake Australia
Melton here lol
Hi Tinman! I'm from Finland and i'm firewood cutter/saw builder also.
Looks like an awesome base to build a nasty saw. I think that every part is now available aftermarket. You can buy a complete 272xp from farmertec now. The new hutzl farmertec intake gaskets are like the old oem.
What's up tinman!!! Love your info! U. P. Of michigan brother
That saw looks pretty nice. Definitely did not bounce around In the back of a pickup much. That bearing is blue. They stopped running it just in time. Happy Easter TinMan!
HAPPY EASTER TINMAN, I WANT TO SEE YOU WORK ON THIS JUST GOT ONE
Happy easter old timer
Hey! Casey from the mountains of central california. I work at a feed/hardware store and were going to be opening a repair shop soon.
Hey tinman! Been watching for a lil while. Like your content. I turn wood so I cut my wood for my turning and to burn for heat
Intro : from Denmark. Primary firewood cutter, intro level mod and porting of husqvarna saws. Like your channel. 👍.
Saws in at the moment:
Husqvarna.
2*345 both modded
242g stock
353 modded
55 lightly modded
346xp modded
371 almost stock.
Keep the videos coming. 💪
Thanks for being here!!
👋Hey! Right on friend! I hope to see ya chiming in on these builds🙂sounds like you’ve got some great builds there and probably a ton of knowledge⚙️🤓❤️
Hey man. Just found ya from down south in Tennessee. Love the channel.
Welcome buddy!! I love Tennessee, hope to go back there some day!!
Can't wait to see the results..thanks to ironhorse for some good parts..buckin will love it I'm sure..
Happy Easter Tinman!! Been subscribed for a while now, cut firewood to heat my shop, upstate NewYork! Take her easy man🤘🏻🤘🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Happy easter!!
Cleveland ohio here I am 43 I like selling firewood when I have it . I am a landscaper just mowing and weedwhipping been doing it for a while. My dad has a husky saw plus a small Mac. I have a newer stihl not sure how long the bar is . Mowing I run a scag and hustler mower. Thanks dan
My buddy has a hustler mower, those are good machines. Thanks for bein here!!
@@tinmanssaws hey no problem
Thankfully fine thread didn't have try find another coarse one. We need figure way fix those hard find one someday.