CULLIN CHIP off the old block ,be proud HARVEY you and MRS IRONHORSE raised a very RESPECTFUL young man take care Harvey love the tutorials you make an excellent teacher ,love the stories be safe friends
Hello Harvey .. I am from Va. and you my friend are a old country boy like myself. I remember the gas lines I was driving at that time . only get gas on even or odd days. Dependent on your last tag number. You make me feel at home . God Bless and stay safe everyone ..
Harvey, I’ve enjoyed all your videos. I subscribed a few months ago after hearing about your channel from Buckin’s channel. Your videos have really helped advance my confidence in saw work. I have a few saws I own for the fun of it, only around the house and at camp. A ms250, G444 (ms440 clone), and just purchased a G366 (ms361 clone). I bought cylinders for the g444 and cleaned the ports the best I can. I don’t really understand the degrees of the ports yet. So I don’t move the ports up or down, just clean and try to visualize the flow as best I can. Your videos very helpful. I’ll be getting the G366 in the mail soon and I’ll be working on that. Seeing how well I can get it running. Thanks for the positive and encouraging videos. Tom McPherson
Hi Harvey, I had a buddy do a light port and polish on my 05 kx250 and fitted a HGS exhaust system. It made a bike out of it, it increased hp and broadened powerband, so it pulled harder but felt more linear from being in the powerband earlier. I reckoned with the improvements, a v force 2 Reed was a necessity, so I popped 1 in and bingo, I made an antichrist out of the bike! Man was it fast, but it was way too much for the type of riding I do. Can't imagine a cr500 with the same reeds! Btw I have on occasion ridden a yz 490 and a kx 500 so I know what them beasts are about. I'm waiting patiently to see what you've got in store for that beautiful cr 500. Take care from Ireland.
Exactly what I think to Harvey. Great video. That 500 is going to rip. I have a LT 500 Suzuki quadzilla. I also have it done up right. Damm spankey. You know how them 500 are there no joke. Hopefully thing will get back on track. Things are messed up city is getting locked down today. I'm going to finish up my new build 5.7 hemi for my dodge ram truck. I'm going to have some free time to work on my stuff. I work as a mechanic at a spray foam place keeping everything going. I'm you age Harvey. We have seen a lot of things in our lifes. Keep up the videos Love ya Iornhorse. Kenny from Texas.
Good story ,I remember ,I was a 16 year old kid working in a gas station,it went from 37 cents to 43 cents overnight ,I figured people would stop buying gas ,Yeah Right ,This deal feels different ,We can’t see it ,feel it ,or taste it ,We Don’t know who is Asystematic ,someone showing no symptoms,still spreading it ,Stay Home ,Don’t travel ,Grow those gardens and get some wild game ,This will get better eventually,People need a wake up Call !!! We will be a better country for it !!!
Great insight into the workings of reeds and great insight of how hard things were back then for you and your folks. Don't know that the story on buying so much toilet paper but they're all doing the same here in ireland the virus effects folks think. You look after yourself Harvey
I was born in 57 also!. We endured some hard times also. My parents grew up during the great depression times. Loved the video as usual!. Show the Love!. We will all get thru this Virus thing!..
Got the 272 kit today for the 266se not lien i got one of the cheaps ones i could found on Ebay and its really good quality intake an all came for 54 bucks winning cant wait for the weekend to put it together video will be made just so u can see your youtube work is helping some of us
I think you read my mind! I was thinking I wonder what Colin does for a living? I knew it was repair troubleshooting of some kind. Thanks for letting us know. One other thing you call it the hit. Is that the same thing as the power band kicks in? I had a 89 YZ 490 it had a wicked power band. It took a minute to kick in but when it did hang on the front tire was on its way up. About 10 years ago my neighbor bought one looked exactly like mine from back in the day. He let me ride it and I had to show off a little when I got off of it I was shaken like a leaf. He said you still got it. I said I got something I didn’t have when I was younger it’s called fear! Lol
My entertainment is while working on my saws for tomorrow I have my phone propped up watching your videos. Getting caught up on every single one.. Thanks and god bless 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Iron horse check out the exhaust on a V8-18 r/c car. R/C car exhaust have little holes in the pipe possibly there’s something to it that may benefit saws. Cheers
I love ya man.., I’ve been down that road when I was little,,,that’s why there’s little bits of cash in different places...👍😁. This group ain’t seen tough..,I’m a West Virginia boy! Firewood heating...Hank Jr. Loving.., shot gun riffle and a 4-wheel drive...boy! Rock and roll...we’ll get by!
Yes ironhorse I remember setting In line on base for hours to get gas then they would only let us have 10 gallons of gas and I think I was running on fumes when I did finally make it to the pumps still remember the long lines in the main streets waiting to get gas even if it was a few gallons those where the days
We love you to Uncle Harv, we are listening and paying attention Let the entertainment roll I was 4 years old when you were born, I remember in the early 80’s paying 18% interest on my first pickup truck. Yikes!
I remember the 72' gas deal well. Ten gallon limit, you could only buy it on odd or even days based on your license plate number. It was the only day you could buy it, if your were lucky enough to find a station that had it.
I started driving right after the Opec thing. Gas hit $1/gal pretty quickly. My parents grew up in the Depression so they'd seen it all. My mom's family lived on beans and cornbread.
It was 1973 and I remember it, well. Tell your boy hi for me. I am a Vietnam Marine. Back in those days my wife and I ran our house on $20 a week. Now, you can’t go to the store without spending $20. My ancestors came over on both the Mayflower and Caroline into Jamestown. One of my ancestors said “you don’t work, you don’t eat”. My sentiments, exactly.
So much knowledge on reeds packed into one vid . And thanks to watching your vids for the last how ever long uv been making em i find it so easy to understand like i know the lingo now ... just got hold of a 371xp and a echo cs-8001to build im going to make video of em cutting . Winter is comming here in australia time to cut some wood yee ha
Mr Harvey luv your videos, quality content, I have a McCullough promac 610 having issues with would really love to talk to you about and see what you think
good info on reed valves, interesting info thanks,,wife just came home from store no bread to be had anywhere,no soup, and no frozen pizza,and of corse no paper goods, were will it end ?well at least we got your videos to look forward to,
Hey Uncle Harvey have you ever worked on 2stroke outboard engines ? Pretty crazy Mercury Marine used to build 300 plus horse outboards that were built to run wot for 1000 hrs before failure.
Shoreman yeah and after useable life expectancy was reached, they were still above 100 lbs and would still run to get a boat off the dock and back to the dock for many hours after.
Greetings from No VT - Born in 1952 so I remember. The one value of age is like you said, you understand things will pass if you just use common sense.
My brother, and 2 sisters and I would grab our riding mowers, and gas cans ever other day, 25 dollars worth of gas per mower, because the rations didn’t apply to directly to agricultural uses, but any vehicle that was pulling a trailer filled with lawn equipment was rationed to fueling every other day! While we all cut lawns, only one riding mower was ever used, and that towed a wagon with 5 push reel mowers, that gas was for my father to get to and from work, because both of our cars had even last digit registration, and each household was allowed 10 gallons of gas per day! Then later in about 1975, I remember double the price marked on the pump for gas, gas-o-hol, and a bunch of other less then favorable situations. And yes gasoline has not gotten any cheaper over time, and it seems that all of these new fuel additives do three things, ruin the fuel, ruin the engine, and create more health issues, while costing us more all the while.
Harvey, I have about 8 years on you, I remember my grandmother having paper/fabric type towels which were somewhat a luxury in the late 50's. She used a towel, rinsed it out & hung on towel rack to dry & reused them several times. My mother didn't do that. I tend to reuse them too, drives my wife crazy.... I'm a cheap b-tard I guess, just don't see the reason to waste. Remember odd-even license plates to get gas, odd on odd days, even on even days & 10 gal. limits? Gas was about 14.9 cents/gal when I started driving.
Thanks for the explanation on the Reed valve and timing. I'm new to powersaws and two strokes so it's a bit of a mystery to me, but this helped alot. I buy the occasional '70 and '80 powersaw when it comes by for small money. Just bought a Partner, buyer has no intel on it what model it is, but I saw a video of TheChainSaw Guy of a R421 and it looks dead on. Also have two PM610's and one PM650, not that rare, but would like to do them up a bit and take some first steps into "hotrodding" them. On the whole virus stuff. You guys stay save and healthy, it will happen and it will get better. Look after each other!
I don't remember gas shortage in 1972 but I do remember hearing about around 75-76 during the Carter days. We almost never knew these things happened we were so poor. We eat venison, beans, potatoes, cornbread and whatever else we raised. We were poor but we eat good cause we raised and grew everything, hunted and fished a little.
Nice explanation of how a reed works and 2 cycle timing, I never knew about them until you mentioned reeds a while ago. Now I know what that thing was in my old homelite. My next curiosity is the role a muffler plays in creating power in a 2 cycle engine. My brother used to race 2 cycle go carts. Two different classes ran the exact same cart and 100cc Yamaha motor. One went slower and had a beer can shaped muffler but the other class went faster and had a big exhaust that was fat in the middle. Can you explain that one, hopefully my observation is correct?
Bucking said HARD TIMES BUILD CHARACTER. AN I REPLIED IF U LET IT. Believe it or not some good will come from it. Just gotta look for it. I know those times l was born in 59. I think we appreciated little things more.back then. I was divorced in 92. I said i wanna gal that lived thru the 70 s not heard about em.
rice puffs and sometimes shredded wheat or homemade toast with either butter or peanut butter but never both, then you go out to coup to pick out dinner with potatoes ( everything was with potatoes )
Just on a point about reeds and timing. The actual opening period of the reeds is similar at low and high RPM What does change is that at low speed the reed opens earlier and shuts earlier than at high speed. At low speed the reed opens well before transfers closing and shuts well before exhaust open At high speed the reeds open around the same time as the transfer closing or later and reed closes just before exhaust open. So at high speed the whole open period of the reed gets later and later as RPM rises but the total opening period of them does not change much..
I know this video is a year old. I had a ported '91 CR500. I had V Force reeds in a stock cage. I tried the FMF Gnarly pipe and the pro circuit. The Gnarly had a wicked hit and the pro circuit was much more rideable with a smoother and wider powerband. A buddy had the same bike with the VForce cage like you have. With the FMF pipe it was ALL bottom end. After 3rd gear my bike would leave him like it was a 125. For what it's worth...
once again another excellent video. i just picked up a pioneer p40. am gonna use it for my first porting, then do my p38 & p51. where can you buy reeds ? can you also do a video on carbs. thanks
Anybody know any good tips on porting an old pro Mac 610?? Any help is appreciated, I’m using them on a double ended mill and want a little more torque.
Can you explain why Buckin pulls the starter cord when he turns off a power saw! Is it a habit he dose? or a trick we - l don’t know about thank you. Mark from Australia 🇦🇺
Iron I’m wondering if it’s possible to put a 395 big bore kit on my 372 it’s just a saw to play with and if u know of any parts for a jonsered 70e I need gaskets for crankcase thanks iron horse
Hey what’s going on Harvey thanks for sharing your videos..👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏☮️✌️
Thanks again Harv.Growing up in the 60s and 70s...loved it.Born 1959.Thanks again for a great vid.
CULLIN CHIP off the old block ,be proud HARVEY you and MRS IRONHORSE raised a very RESPECTFUL young man take care Harvey love the tutorials you make an excellent teacher ,love the stories be safe friends
Good info and story Harvey. 👍✊
Hello Harvey .. I am from Va. and you my friend are a old country boy like myself. I remember the gas lines I was driving at that time . only get gas on even or odd days. Dependent on your last tag number. You make me feel at home . God Bless and stay safe everyone ..
Harvey,
I’ve enjoyed all your videos. I subscribed a few months ago after hearing about your channel from Buckin’s channel. Your videos have really helped advance my confidence in saw work. I have a few saws I own for the fun of it, only around the house and at camp. A ms250, G444 (ms440 clone), and just purchased a G366 (ms361 clone).
I bought cylinders for the g444 and cleaned the ports the best I can. I don’t really understand the degrees of the ports yet. So I don’t move the ports up or down, just clean and try to visualize the flow as best I can. Your videos very helpful. I’ll be getting the G366 in the mail soon and I’ll be working on that. Seeing how well I can get it running.
Thanks for the positive and encouraging videos.
Tom McPherson
Hi Harvey, I had a buddy do a light port and polish on my 05 kx250 and fitted a HGS exhaust system. It made a bike out of it, it increased hp and broadened powerband, so it pulled harder but felt more linear from being in the powerband earlier. I reckoned with the improvements, a v force 2 Reed was a necessity, so I popped 1 in and bingo, I made an antichrist out of the bike! Man was it fast, but it was way too much for the type of riding I do. Can't imagine a cr500 with the same reeds! Btw I have on occasion ridden a yz 490 and a kx 500 so I know what them beasts are about. I'm waiting patiently to see what you've got in store for that beautiful cr 500. Take care from Ireland.
Another story that sounds very familer . Been there done that. Thanks for your time Harvey
Great yarn and advice Harvey ☀️🌴🇦🇺❤❤❤
Love the videos Harvey and to you and your family stay safe and healthy and to all harveys fallowers stay safe and healthy.
Harv I do Remember the 70’a it was a wonderful time growing up I was born in 1957 stay safe my friend love ya brother...👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🙏☮️✌️
Thanks for the great content Uncle Harvey!🇺🇸🌲🌳
Exactly what I think to Harvey. Great video. That 500 is going to rip. I have a LT 500 Suzuki quadzilla. I also have it done up right. Damm spankey. You know how them 500 are there no joke. Hopefully thing will get back on track. Things are messed up city is getting locked down today. I'm going to finish up my new build 5.7 hemi for my dodge ram truck. I'm going to have some free time to work on my stuff. I work as a mechanic at a spray foam place keeping everything going. I'm you age Harvey. We have seen a lot of things in our lifes. Keep up the videos
Love ya Iornhorse. Kenny from Texas.
Great story Harvey
I learn something new every time I watch your channel 👍
Good story ,I remember ,I was a 16 year old kid working in a gas station,it went from 37 cents to 43 cents overnight ,I figured people would stop buying gas ,Yeah Right ,This deal feels different ,We can’t see it ,feel it ,or taste it ,We Don’t know who is Asystematic ,someone showing no symptoms,still spreading it ,Stay Home ,Don’t travel ,Grow those gardens and get some wild game ,This will get better eventually,People need a wake up Call !!! We will be a better country for it !!!
Great insight into the workings of reeds and great insight of how hard things were back then for you and your folks. Don't know that the story on buying so much toilet paper but they're all doing the same here in ireland the virus effects folks think. You look after yourself Harvey
I was born in 57 also!. We endured some hard times also. My parents grew up during the great depression times. Loved the video as usual!. Show the Love!. We will all get thru this Virus thing!..
Thanks for your wisdom Ironhorse. You and Buckin make my evenings.
Got the 272 kit today for the 266se not lien i got one of the cheaps ones i could found on Ebay and its really good quality intake an all came for 54 bucks winning cant wait for the weekend to put it together video will be made just so u can see your youtube work is helping some of us
Hey ironhorse another great video keep it up, ready for the next video
I remember the 70s pork n beans and chicken . Cutting and selling fire wood. 50.00 and pickup load split and stacked. 💖💖😊😊👍👍👍👍
keep calm and carry on....thanks for videos!...be kind!... yup beans weiners, kraft dinner, KD...POTATOES
Thanks for another interesting video with detailed information Harvey. I enjoyed it all including the good story. Keep doing what you do my friend!
Great video Harvey! Thanks for taking the time to explain the Reed intakes. Stay healthy my friend and all the subs too!
Bread bags are amazing.
Ironhorse you the man
I think you read my mind! I was thinking I wonder what Colin does for a living? I knew it was repair troubleshooting of some kind. Thanks for letting us know. One other thing you call it the hit. Is that the same thing as the power band kicks in? I had a 89 YZ 490 it had a wicked power band. It took a minute to kick in but when it did hang on the front tire was on its way up. About 10 years ago my neighbor bought one looked exactly like mine from back in the day. He let me ride it and I had to show off a little when I got off of it I was shaken like a leaf. He said you still got it. I said I got something I didn’t have when I was younger it’s called fear! Lol
My entertainment is while working on my saws for tomorrow I have my phone propped up watching your videos. Getting caught up on every single one.. Thanks and god bless 🇺🇸🇺🇸
I also do commercial appliance repair and refrigeration. Your son has a great job right there.
The randomness of life creates variability we can’t always control
Ironhorse the man! Rock and Roll brother. Good vid.
love learning all about the engines !!!
We will I'm only 51 but i.get it my parents taut me rite n I'm grateful you are inspiration god bless you sir!
Hey Ironhorse thanks for being something we all look up to
Iron horse check out the exhaust on a V8-18 r/c car. R/C car exhaust have little holes in the pipe possibly there’s something to it that may benefit saws. Cheers
Hope you checked a rc car pipe out iron horse I’m super curious what the little holes do.
Governor confirm our first case in the Eastern Panhandle at 6 this evening
i love you Iron Horse thank you for your time and videos. i learn something new every time i watch
The old mcculloch has 2reed set up
Happy Patrick's Day, keep healthy
I love ya man.., I’ve been down that road when I was little,,,that’s why there’s little bits of cash in different places...👍😁. This group ain’t seen tough..,I’m a West Virginia boy! Firewood heating...Hank Jr. Loving.., shot gun riffle and a 4-wheel drive...boy! Rock and roll...we’ll get by!
Love you too uncle Harvey I enjoy your story's sometimes more then the saw builds mate
Yes ironhorse I remember setting In line on base for hours to get gas then they would only let us have 10 gallons of gas and I think I was running on fumes when I did finally make it to the pumps still remember the long lines in the main streets waiting to get gas even if it was a few gallons those where the days
Love the pioneer saws
We love you to Uncle Harv, we are listening and paying attention
Let the entertainment roll
I was 4 years old when you were born, I remember in the early 80’s paying 18% interest on my first pickup truck. Yikes!
I remember the 72' gas deal well. Ten gallon limit, you could only buy it on odd or even days based on your license plate number. It was the only day you could buy it, if your were lucky enough to find a station that had it.
as things get harder you need to help each other ////in what //// every thing
I started driving right after the Opec thing. Gas hit $1/gal pretty quickly. My parents grew up in the Depression so they'd seen it all. My mom's family lived on beans and cornbread.
My homelite 2100 had Reed valves
It was 1973 and I remember it, well. Tell your boy hi for me. I am a Vietnam Marine. Back in those days my wife and I ran our house on $20 a week. Now, you can’t go to the store without spending $20. My ancestors came over on both the Mayflower and Caroline into Jamestown. One of my ancestors said “you don’t work, you don’t eat”. My sentiments, exactly.
Ironhorse has the Details! NO question about that. Kids, please Watch these to Learn something Fun and New for you. Engines are Interesting. 👍
so there you go reed and non reed motors and how the reed works and what speed it works at ////well done good job
Always like listening to your knowledge and advice keep it going all the best
So much knowledge on reeds packed into one vid .
And thanks to watching your vids for the last how ever long uv been making em i find it so easy to understand like i know the lingo now ... just got hold of a 371xp and a echo cs-8001to build im going to make video of em cutting .
Winter is comming here in australia time to cut some wood yee ha
Mr Harvey luv your videos, quality content, I have a McCullough promac 610 having issues with would really love to talk to you about and see what you think
good info on reed valves, interesting info thanks,,wife just came home from store no bread to be had anywhere,no soup, and no frozen pizza,and of corse no paper goods, were will it end ?well at least we got your videos to look forward to,
Mad Dog get the wife a bread machine or you tube making bread on homestead there’s some easy delicious recipes nothing like fresh bread! Cheers
Thanks 4 the reassurance everything is going 2 🐝👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌 my friend a lot of uncertainty in the coming days thanks 4 the calm voice!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Uncle Harvey have you ever worked on 2stroke outboard engines ? Pretty crazy Mercury Marine used to build 300 plus horse outboards that were built to run wot for 1000 hrs before failure.
Shoreman yeah and after useable life expectancy was reached, they were still above 100 lbs and would still run to get a boat off the dock and back to the dock for many hours after.
Greetings from No VT - Born in 1952 so I remember. The one value of age is like you said, you understand things will pass if you just use common sense.
I remember eating spaghetti nearly every night during tough times, I don't eat it much today!
Ironhorse!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Evening buddy!!!! Hope all's well friend. Take care!!! 👊👍
My brother, and 2 sisters and I would grab our riding mowers, and gas cans ever other day, 25 dollars worth of gas per mower, because the rations didn’t apply to directly to agricultural uses, but any vehicle that was pulling a trailer filled with lawn equipment was rationed to fueling every other day! While we all cut lawns, only one riding mower was ever used, and that towed a wagon with 5 push reel mowers, that gas was for my father to get to and from work, because both of our cars had even last digit registration, and each household was allowed 10 gallons of gas per day!
Then later in about 1975, I remember double the price marked on the pump for gas, gas-o-hol, and a bunch of other less then favorable situations. And yes gasoline has not gotten any cheaper over time, and it seems that all of these new fuel additives do three things, ruin the fuel, ruin the engine, and create more health issues, while costing us more all the while.
Harvey, I have about 8 years on you, I remember my grandmother having paper/fabric type towels which were somewhat a luxury in the late 50's. She used a towel, rinsed it out & hung on towel rack to dry & reused them several times. My mother didn't do that. I tend to reuse them too, drives my wife crazy.... I'm a cheap b-tard I guess, just don't see the reason to waste. Remember odd-even license plates to get gas, odd on odd days, even on even days & 10 gal. limits? Gas was about 14.9 cents/gal when I started driving.
Thanks for the explanation on the Reed valve and timing. I'm new to powersaws and two strokes so it's a bit of a mystery to me, but this helped alot. I buy the occasional '70 and '80 powersaw when it comes by for small money. Just bought a Partner, buyer has no intel on it what model it is, but I saw a video of TheChainSaw Guy of a R421 and it looks dead on. Also have two PM610's and one PM650, not that rare, but would like to do them up a bit and take some first steps into "hotrodding" them. On the whole virus stuff. You guys stay save and healthy, it will happen and it will get better. Look after each other!
Thank you cullen and thank you harvey for your service semper fidelis
sounds smart, i applied to be an instrument fitter but was knocked back, however the path i took was very interesting
Thanks Ironhorse. Would love to know what the part number is for the Boysen dual stage reed is for the P51. Would like to try it. Love ya man 🌲❤🌲
I was five when you were born harv.also knew some hard times.and like this virus we will get through this. Stay strong be smart and run chainsaws 😆👍
Great story with nothing but truth behind it
I don't remember gas shortage in 1972 but I do remember hearing about around 75-76 during the Carter days. We almost never knew these things happened we were so poor. We eat venison, beans, potatoes, cornbread and whatever else we raised. We were poor but we eat good cause we raised and grew everything, hunted and fished a little.
Yeah, I know the feeling I am off work right now. About the time I go back to work in a couple weeks my chainsaw just might show up.......maybe
Did the same thing Harvey...hahaha
Us country people around here in Bradley country Tennessee knows how bad is i have lived poor all my life and have to make do.
I remember those days Harvey !!! ( (i'm 9 yrs older than you )
Nice explanation of how a reed works and 2 cycle timing, I never knew about them until you mentioned reeds a while ago. Now I know what that thing was in my old homelite. My next curiosity is the role a muffler plays in creating power in a 2 cycle engine. My brother used to race 2 cycle go carts. Two different classes ran the exact same cart and 100cc Yamaha motor. One went slower and had a beer can shaped muffler but the other class went faster and had a big exhaust that was fat in the middle. Can you explain that one, hopefully my observation is correct?
Bucking said HARD TIMES BUILD CHARACTER. AN I REPLIED IF U LET IT. Believe it or not some good will come from it. Just gotta look for it. I know those times l was born in 59. I think we appreciated little things more.back then. I was divorced in 92. I said i wanna gal that lived thru the 70 s not heard about em.
Very informative i lurned alot from this video.
Hi everyone
rice puffs and sometimes shredded wheat or homemade toast with either butter or peanut butter but never both, then you go out to coup to pick out dinner with potatoes ( everything was with potatoes )
Just on a point about reeds and timing.
The actual opening period of the reeds is similar at low and high RPM
What does change is that at low speed the reed opens earlier and shuts earlier than at high speed.
At low speed the reed opens well before transfers closing and shuts well before exhaust open
At high speed the reeds open around the same time as the transfer closing or later and reed closes just before exhaust open.
So at high speed the whole open period of the reed gets later and later as RPM rises but the total opening period of them does not change much..
I know this video is a year old. I had a ported '91 CR500. I had V Force reeds in a stock cage. I tried the FMF Gnarly pipe and the pro circuit. The Gnarly had a wicked hit and the pro circuit was much more rideable with a smoother and wider powerband.
A buddy had the same bike with the VForce cage like you have. With the FMF pipe it was ALL bottom end. After 3rd gear my bike would leave him like it was a 125. For what it's worth...
That is exactly what we expierenced! A video will be coming up soon on how we are correcting the problem!
How do I get a hold of you?
What kinda piston did you get for the 500?
luv it
Hey uncle Harvey, what are the 3 little holes in the side of the CR500 piston for?
once again another excellent video. i just picked up a pioneer p40. am gonna use it for my first porting, then do my p38 & p51. where can you buy reeds ? can you also do a video on carbs. thanks
Anybody know any good tips on porting an old pro Mac 610?? Any help is appreciated, I’m using them on a double ended mill and want a little more torque.
Can you explain why Buckin pulls the starter cord when he turns off a power saw! Is it a habit he dose? or a trick we - l don’t know about thank you. Mark from Australia 🇦🇺
It's so the starter mechanism doesn't get banged up when you shut the older saws off.
Edit for spelling
Keep it up Harv.
Any thoughts on a 1994 272xp I got one that needs a new top end?
So on a 2 stroke leaf blower, could i sacrifice torque to get more rpm's? As always take care, and I'm looking forward to your next story time....☺
👍🏻
Iron I’m wondering if it’s possible to put a 395 big bore kit on my 372 it’s just a saw to play with and if u know of any parts for a jonsered 70e I need gaskets for crankcase thanks iron horse
I love the channel and keep your powder dry.
could you do a video on internal chainsaw performance enhancements like for a homelite or pioneer 1200a. thanks
a chainsaw with internal transfers is what i mean.
Pancakes , made a lot
What is your Email? Thanks
Ironhorsechainsaw@gmail.com