Buckin I’ve been cutting for twenty years and I literally am not just saying this I learn from you every single day! Watching you cut and how u let that strap hold that tree til just the right moment you wanted and the cutting was done is pure expertise!!! I could watch u all day everyday…. Wait I do !!! Love ya brother
Hey Buckin, I wanna thank you. I’m in college and I’ve been having anxiety about the finals this week. I started watching this video and it relaxed me so much.
Very experienced with a saw and I love how you walk us thru how and why you cut the way your cutting in certain circumstances thanks brother this is what it's all about spreading love and knowledge
Buckin i watched this years ago but had to watch it again. It was close to home for me. Had to see Buckin cutting in the Midwest Hardwoods. Love the smile buddy. Keep up the postive look on life.
Howdy neighbor. Just a little North of you here in The South of Michigan. Funny seeing a 2 day old comment on a 5yr old video. I stumbled onto it again as well. Billy is a pleasure to work with. Although he’s a mover and a shaker once the saws are running, he invests the time to make sure everyone on his team is up to speed with equipment and comprehension of the task ahead. Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
Love the content! It’s fun to watch how everyone does things a little different. I’m so used to stumping low so I can skid log . Hope everyone is having a great start to the week!
I'm here after long day doing small things out in the shed today , and this is so enjoying watching you fell trees and share your knowledge , talk about peaceful listen to the hummus if the saw , still got taste of Two Stroke in my mouth Lol from working on my outboards and cranking them up for start if fishing season , as well cranking up my saws for first trip in the woods in over two months to trim out some trapping lines over the spring .
Thank you Billy, for sharing your thoughts while in the cut and when felling with wind that could potentially influence the direction. It's good to hear you explain the reasons on your back cut so tree didn't set back on bar. Thank you Buckin 😊
Thanks, Buckin. I’ve learned volumes from your videos! When I look back and see the many mistakes I’ve made through the years, I can’ believe I didn’t get seriously hurt or killed! I tell my various friends, who use wood in Winter, to take a look at your videos to see how it’s actually supposed to be done. And the icing on the cake is your clear appreciation of God’s presence in your life, and your various inspirational statements!
Hey all! Someone on a different channel mentioned you in a comment, can’t remember which one, about how I had to watch your chain sharpening vid. Glad I did!! Positivity, professional and fun! I’m watching...
Another great video billy!! I’m a landscaper from Maine, up in the north country ;). We do mostly mowing/clean ups, but there’s also some tree cutting, and boy have I learned a lot from watching your content. You see, years ago (2012), I was humbled, greatly, by a serious work injury, something I know you’ve gone through as well. We were cleaning up leaves on a job site, we were using a Little Wonder leaf vacuum attached to the back of the truck, that’s what we used to suck up our leaf piles. Long story short, a guy on the crew (not me), clogged the intake hose, and took it off to clean it out, his error was leaving the machine ON, it was on low idle, but on nonetheless. I was raking somethings towards the truck and basically walked right into the running leaf vacuum, it caught my left glove and sucked me in. I got COMPLACENT and put my guard down, if I had been more careful it wouldn’t have happened. My arm was all twisted up inside it, luckily my arm clogged the machine and shut it off before it killed me. But as unlucky as I was, I was also lucky, GOD was with me that day. The rescue crew cut up the machine and actually managed to get my arm/hand out in one piece!!!! After that, a couple of AMAZING surgeons and 11 surgeries, I still have my left arm and hand today :). I’ve lost a lot of movement, and it’ll never be the same, but I still have it, I’m WHOLE, and back landscaping. NEVER GIVE UP friends, we have as amazing community here, and it’s still growing!! Billy, your an inspiration, and I can tell “safety” is important to you, and that holds a real special place in my heart. So to all my fellow Soldiers of Kindness, you’re all good people, so we want you all to stay happy and safe, you can never be too careful, the heavy equipment we use is very unforgiving, never forget that LOVE TO YOU ALL
Sweet footage!! Those trees sure did fall like a house of cards, even with a new and unfamiliar saw...I'd bet you missed your 372s...or the Macs :) Hope all of you guys , girls, women and children will have a great week to come...be kind and take care of each other :)
I see Red Oak,White Oak and the dead ones are Ash.It's a shame what the Ash Borer Beetle has done to all of the Ash trees.I think the tree at the 18 minute mark was a Cherry (wonderful wood). I enjoyed seeing you cut the trees in Indiana and the challenges that you faced.I have 40 acres of woods in Northern Kentucky with virtually the same tree species.I don't fall big timber but seeing fence wire,saplings throwing chains,trunks wanting to pinch bars and chips that aren't always huge coming off the saw tells me that what I experience cutting the same wood is pretty much normal and I'm doing ok with my sawing skills.I think our wood around here works on a chain pretty good and having extras to swap out is the way to go.I grind mine afterwards instead of filing in the field.
Mini Moto Buckin needs one of those drones that follow ya around from a set distance...lol , although in those windy conditions i doubt it would have worked, 30-40 mph winds that day!!! Be Happy Be Joyful Be Kind!
Hi there i love the channel, i have been watching the old videos too, and i have learn a lot!!, i am from easter island!! I little far away, keep doing buckin your work is awsome!!
Those little ones can flip a chain off asap. Liked the explanation on how you were utilizing the wind, I'll try and keep that one in the old memory bank. Think I saw an old Black Cherry in there, beautiful wood if the Hart isn't punky, which they always seem to be. Keep on buckin' brother!
I've heard many people around here say "there's notta tree co. in this area that will cut a tree when it's windy" , after watching you do it,the truth is ""They don't know HOW..that's why"" The truth will set them free..lol I admit I was on the edge of my seat but once you explained it as the wind pushing it a different direction,it makes logical sense..Keep up the great job my friend..Take Care and *Welcome to the New Soldier's of Kindness* ..Be safe friend's
Wow nice vid Buckin! It did look to me like there was a lot more dust coming out the saw than you as a professional faller would like. You skills as a faller really show in these adverse conditions.
You can tell your'e not comfortable with that saw mate, a lot of those cuts were definitely not up to your usual standard. But even after over 30 years of cutting I have still learnt a lot from many of your videos. I have said it before and will say it again would love to get you and your family out here to Aus and let you loose on some of our Aussie hard woods.
Welcome new subs, check out the archives. Tell us who you are, where your from and how you found us. So cool watching Buckin cut completely different wood in a different land. His ability to adapt to his surroundings is unparalleled. Be kind!
drew Douglas Some of the new chains I've had recently were a mess out of the box, depth gauges were too tall and unequal length teeth, they wouldn't cut butter.
I enjoyed this one buckin I live in north central indiana and heat solely with firewood and fell a lot of trees. I never knew this video was out there. I always wandered what you would think of dropping trees in indiana. Oh and the wind just another day felling trees in indiana lol. Once and awhile I gotta call it quits the wind picks up so much
Never a man of few words lol I think being a farmer does not help we all ways have something to say lol but on this occasion I will just say!!!! Awesome video
Wow Billy .What a surprise to see you logging hardwood in Indiana . Be nice to know haw this trip developed . I would have expected you to bring along the 500I . You are the tree man . Have a day eh!
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith :: Hey brother Billy, nice to see you jumping in and catching the occasional new comment on an old video... Classy Brother 😎 Bless’ns to ya, Black Jaq😉
Buckin the content in your last couple videos is what drew me to your channel. Keep up the good work. Peace to all that come here. P.S. I think it was the Indiana hard wood not the saw. Just saying. Lar
I used to do that with my grandad timber cruising used to going to woods with the chainsaw and pick out the good trees and cut them and they would come in behind us and get them
Hey Buckin, I noticed your chain came off, why? I've seen it happen just a couple times and thought I'd ask. You're never too old to learn. Thanks and be safe and keep moving.
Over 3,000 videos, and every one teaches or reiterates a valuable lesson. A stand out here was : "Son, this thing is DEAD, keep your head up!" Can't say or hear that too many times. The kerf won't kill you, the crown will, sure as taxes. Excepting barber chair of course.
Welcome all the smart people who gave the sub button a poke..... enjoy all the upcoming content, it's gonna be WICKED.....buckin showing em how it's done, even without his weapons of choice...take care everyone , keep safe , Monday is underway here....love❤️ n hugs🐨for mama buckin 💐...😎👍🇦🇺
The wind can help you sometimes and it can destroy you also. You did a very good job there :D Doug will be pleased for sure :D And I guees and hoping that Hogan learns from you :D A better teacher on how to manage trees doesnt excist :D And you got some sayings too my friend :D Good to watch you in action :D Mort
That 461 is new isn't it? After about 10 tanks of fuel mine was noticeably better running and had more power... I use 93 octane gas, with no ethanal, and synthetic mix oil. It runs clean and reliably and with a 25" bar for falling and bucking is well balanced. I suspect 32" is a bit much bar for that powerhead if it is sunk dog deep in a hard wood... MS 661 time if you really need a 32" bar!
Yes Sir, familiarity matters! It is always preferable to use tools with which you are familiar and comfortable... Saws and most other tools really do feel different whether they be gas, electric, or meat (i.e., muscle) powered!
I've found that what I cut has a large impact on how much bar I can use... pine and hemlock (dead or alive) are a lot easier to cut than dead white oak or cherry! I've been cutting a lot of ash, cherry, and white oak snags and fallen trees and my 25" bar tackles them just fine. Some of those dead white oak seemed like they were really cast iron!
Hi glad to read your comments as I recently purchased two new saws 461/362 to replace older sthil saws and I’m looking forward to 461starting to pull out a bit so I can put the 25” bar back on,I’m running 20”on old hardwood in Devon, England
Really good footage. What becomes of all the tops? Does it get used for firewood or just leave it behind for nature to take its course? Keep up the content, I have been binge watching after work. Lol don't even watch tv anymore.
The grade in those hardwoods is in the stumps...i would get run off cutting hardwood stumps that high...i run 461 but 24 bar cut around both sides and release...westcoasters and there long bars...good job buckin....
Hey buckin, if by chance you happen to see this comment on this old video, do you like the Stihl better in those hardwoods compared to a Mac or were you using it just for these series of videos?
Why didn't you find a husky dealer?! Lol. That 461 will wake up after a while. They usually always do. A little hop up and a 3/4 wrap and they rip pretty good to be honest. Have 2 of em and like em both But I've got 660s, 372xps, 390, 044s, 036(my favorite) etc etc. im not saw prejudice aslong as it pulls chain well. Hope all is well buckin. Hello from Washington state
Buckin I’ve been cutting for twenty years and I literally am not just saying this I learn from you every single day! Watching you cut and how u let that strap hold that tree til just the right moment you wanted and the cutting was done is pure expertise!!! I could watch u all day everyday…. Wait I do !!! Love ya brother
Hey Buckin, I wanna thank you. I’m in college and I’ve been having anxiety about the finals this week. I started watching this video and it relaxed me so much.
Good Luck with the exams Kent, hope you Smash it 👍
stick around young man great folks here thx kent
Kent Greene .... best of luck mate I'm sure you will nail it.... not the end of the world if it don't ....😎👍🇦🇺
You will ace therm pal💪💪💪👍👍
Good luck 🍀 on the exams!!! 🇺🇸
Very experienced with a saw and I love how you walk us thru how and why you cut the way your cutting in certain circumstances thanks brother this is what it's all about spreading love and knowledge
Buckin i watched this years ago but had to watch it again. It was close to home for me. Had to see Buckin cutting in the Midwest Hardwoods. Love the smile buddy. Keep up the postive look on life.
Howdy neighbor. Just a little North of you here in The South of Michigan. Funny seeing a 2 day old comment on a 5yr old video. I stumbled onto it again as well. Billy is a pleasure to work with. Although he’s a mover and a shaker once the saws are running, he invests the time to make sure everyone on his team is up to speed with equipment and comprehension of the task ahead.
Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
Love the content! It’s fun to watch how everyone does things a little different. I’m so used to stumping low so I can skid log . Hope everyone is having a great start to the week!
Ya, that was relaxing to watch,,,,,, I did learn some things........ Hello everyone,,,,,, Peace.
I'm here after long day doing small things out in the shed today , and this is so enjoying watching you fell trees and share your knowledge , talk about peaceful listen to the hummus if the saw , still got taste of Two Stroke in my mouth Lol from working on my outboards and cranking them up for start if fishing season , as well cranking up my saws for first trip in the woods in over two months to trim out some trapping lines over the spring .
Thanks for the lesson, for when I'm cutting and it's really windy out. I appreciate it!
Your ability to take down trees and to put them right where you want them is amazing!!!
Thank you Billy, for sharing your thoughts while in the cut and when felling with wind that could potentially influence the direction. It's good to hear you explain the reasons on your back cut so tree didn't set back on bar. Thank you Buckin 😊
Great stuff Billy! I'm glad you made it home safe and sound :-)
Have a great week my friend.
On this job you do not have a rival on TH-cam you number one.I like your videos very much
“The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn” - Emerson. Have a Great day folks!
JONNY YER GREAT
Thanks, Buckin. I’ve learned volumes from your videos! When I look back and see the many mistakes I’ve made through the years, I can’ believe I didn’t get seriously hurt or killed! I tell my various friends, who use wood in Winter, to take a look at your videos to see how it’s actually supposed to be done. And the icing on the cake is your clear appreciation of God’s presence in your life, and your various inspirational statements!
I learn more watching you!!! You are the wood man..
"We're gonna try one against the wind." ... now you have my attention!
Nice work with the 461 especially with unfavorable wind blowing.Job very well done.
Hey all! Someone on a different channel mentioned you in a comment, can’t remember which one, about how I had to watch your chain sharpening vid. Glad I did!! Positivity, professional and fun! I’m watching...
seems weird to see Buckin in corn country!!!! great video!!
Another great video billy!! I’m a landscaper from Maine, up in the north country ;). We do mostly mowing/clean ups, but there’s also some tree cutting, and boy have I learned a lot from watching your content.
You see, years ago (2012), I was humbled, greatly, by a serious work injury, something I know you’ve gone through as well. We were cleaning up leaves on a job site, we were using a Little Wonder leaf vacuum attached to the back of the truck, that’s what we used to suck up our leaf piles. Long story short, a guy on the crew (not me), clogged the intake hose, and took it off to clean it out, his error was leaving the machine ON, it was on low idle, but on nonetheless. I was raking somethings towards the truck and basically walked right into the running leaf vacuum, it caught my left glove and sucked me in. I got COMPLACENT and put my guard down, if I had been more careful it wouldn’t have happened. My arm was all twisted up inside it, luckily my arm clogged the machine and shut it off before it killed me. But as unlucky as I was, I was also lucky, GOD was with me that day. The rescue crew cut up the machine and actually managed to get my arm/hand out in one piece!!!! After that, a couple of AMAZING surgeons and 11 surgeries, I still have my left arm and hand today :). I’ve lost a lot of movement, and it’ll never be the same, but I still have it, I’m WHOLE, and back landscaping.
NEVER GIVE UP friends, we have as amazing community here, and it’s still growing!! Billy, your an inspiration, and I can tell “safety” is important to you, and that holds a real special place in my heart. So to all my fellow Soldiers of Kindness, you’re all good people, so we want you all to stay happy and safe, you can never be too careful, the heavy equipment we use is very unforgiving, never forget that
LOVE TO YOU ALL
Good luck to you.
Awesome, thanks!
Sweet footage!! Those trees sure did fall like a house of cards, even with a new and unfamiliar saw...I'd bet you missed your 372s...or the Macs :) Hope all of you guys , girls, women and children will have a great week to come...be kind and take care of each other :)
Love your videos it makes me excited when I get your notifications
Ben Danise .... great that your here ben, you do some cutting yourself ? .... Gday from down under...😎👍🇦🇺
Loaded dog yes I'd do so some cutting i go to my grand fathers woods and thin out the dead trees it is my favorite thing to do in my free time
It's music to my ears when the notiifaction bell goes off
HEY BEN VERY NICE TO HERE
I see Red Oak,White Oak and the dead ones are Ash.It's a shame what the Ash Borer Beetle has done to all of the Ash trees.I think the tree at the 18 minute mark was a Cherry (wonderful wood).
I enjoyed seeing you cut the trees in Indiana and the challenges that you faced.I have 40 acres of woods in Northern Kentucky with virtually the same tree species.I don't fall big timber but seeing fence wire,saplings throwing chains,trunks wanting to pinch bars and chips that aren't always huge coming off the saw tells me that what I experience cutting the same wood is pretty much normal and I'm doing ok with my sawing skills.I think our wood around here works on a chain pretty good and having extras to swap out is the way to go.I grind mine afterwards instead of filing in the field.
Nice job cutting up the trees 👍
Great video as always buckin. Love the dual angle with someone else recording you! Would love to see some more of that.
Mini Moto Buckin needs one of those drones that follow ya around from a set distance...lol , although in those windy conditions i doubt it would have worked, 30-40 mph winds that day!!! Be Happy Be Joyful Be Kind!
Hi there i love the channel, i have been watching the old videos too, and i have learn a lot!!, i am from easter island!! I little far away, keep doing buckin your work is awsome!!
Javier Armengolli WELCOME!
Great to have you along on the Buckin Billy Ray Experience!!!
Be Happy Be Joyful BE Kind!
One word Excellent !!
Those little ones can flip a chain off asap. Liked the explanation on how you were utilizing the wind, I'll try and keep that one in the old memory bank. Think I saw an old Black Cherry in there, beautiful wood if the Hart isn't punky, which they always seem to be.
Keep on buckin' brother!
Hey Buckin. STIHL looks good on you!!!!!
Welcome to my part of the world. Where the wind blows 90mph daily. Lol. Love the video buddy. Be kind.
Legendary footage!👍🏼✊🏼
HEHE WAIT TIL TOMMORO
I'm jealous I wish I was there cutting I have a little MS 271 20" it's addicting, so is watching your videos, Thanks for all the infotainment
YOU BET HOUND DOG
Some nice saw logs you put down Buckin!! Hogan isn’t a half bad cameraman👍👍 love to you and the family❤️
THX HE'S DOIN' OK FIRST DAY HE SAW HIS GIGGLIN' AND WAS NOT HAPPY , BETTER NEXT DAY
Love my 461!
hello, well done, I'm also a lumberjack 20 years in the forest, well done
I've heard many people around here say "there's notta tree co. in this area that will cut a tree when it's windy" , after watching you do it,the truth is ""They don't know HOW..that's why"" The truth will set them free..lol I admit I was on the edge of my seat but once you explained it as the wind pushing it a different direction,it makes logical sense..Keep up the great job my friend..Take Care and *Welcome to the New Soldier's of Kindness* ..Be safe friend's
THANK YOU NATOR
Your'e right George,How have ya been doing..
Great to hear George, I'm hanging in there..Stay warm my friend and Take Care..
Very Cool George..Take Care my friend..
Wow nice vid Buckin! It did look to me like there was a lot more dust coming out the saw than you as a professional faller would like. You skills as a faller really show in these adverse conditions.
thx
Awesome control
Would love to see u run more stihls
You can tell your'e not comfortable with that saw mate, a lot of those cuts were definitely not up to your usual standard. But even after over 30 years of cutting I have still learnt a lot from many of your videos. I have said it before and will say it again would love to get you and your family out here to Aus and let you loose on some of our Aussie hard woods.
LIKE MY HUSKYS,,NO RAKER GAUGE , NOT USE TO ALL THE DIFFERENT ASPECTS AND THE 40 MILE ANHOUR WIND MADE FOR SOME EXCITEMENT HAHAHAHAHA
love that crotch wood makes beautiful bowls and platters
with my wood lathe!
this is a great channel something my great grandchildren
can watch !!!
Your have in way to much fun buckin 😎👍👍👍
I T WAS FUN
Welcome new subs, check out the archives. Tell us who you are, where your from and how you found us. So cool watching Buckin cut completely different wood in a different land. His ability to adapt to his surroundings is unparalleled. Be kind!
U forgot total different saw(hehe) WELCOME NEW SUBS!
Snowman ..... true words snowman ..... hope you had a wonderful weekend mate...😎👍🇦🇺
MY SNOWMAN
Lots of ash trees have heated my home since this video. It is a great time to be a wood burner
some nice logs there.
Yep even new chains need sharpen sometimes
OH YA IT WAS NOT THAT SHARP ON SOME OF THESE CUTS
drew Douglas
Some of the new chains I've had recently were a mess out of the box, depth gauges were too tall and unequal length teeth, they wouldn't cut butter.
I enjoyed this one buckin I live in north central indiana and heat solely with firewood and fell a lot of trees. I never knew this video was out there. I always wandered what you would think of dropping trees in indiana. Oh and the wind just another day felling trees in indiana lol. Once and awhile I gotta call it quits the wind picks up so much
Hi Buckin great job i
Never a man of few words lol I think being a farmer does not help we all ways have something to say lol but on this occasion I will just say!!!! Awesome video
Wow Billy .What a surprise to see you logging hardwood in Indiana . Be nice to know haw this trip developed . I would have expected you to bring along the 500I . You are the tree man . Have a day eh!
BELIEVE THE 500 WAS A GLEEM IN ITS DADDIES EYE 5 YEARS AGO
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith :: Hey brother Billy, nice to see you jumping in and catching the occasional new comment on an old video... Classy Brother 😎
Bless’ns to ya, Black Jaq😉
Buckin the content in your last couple videos is what drew me to your channel. Keep up the good work. Peace to all that come here. P.S. I think it was the Indiana hard wood not the saw. Just saying. Lar
Nice gloves Billy!
THX PAL
Always pay attention to you bud!
Love the Humbolt and plunge on that big old Oak. Would like to welcome all the new subs.
Gday hugh , hope you had a pleasant weekend mate... have a great week...😎👍🇦🇺
SWEET BUD
You're the man
Love seeing a professional do their profession when they were made to do whatever it is. And u good sir were made to cut down trees.
Gotta love it 🏁
BIG WAZZA you can say that again have a good week mate 😎🇺🇸👍👍
BIG WAZZA .... have a great week mate, love to your family , hope your little princess🦄. is fighting fit....😎👍🇦🇺
Loaded dog want you and family to have a wonderful week to my friend
Big wazzas the man
🏅Greg Brown 🏅
GDAY FRIEND MUCH RESPECT TO YA N BACK AT YA,HOPE THIS WEEK BRINGS NOTHING BUT JOY AND HAPPINESS TO YOU AND THE FAMILY!✌😎
essa é a novíssima motosserra stihl ms461 com sabre e corrente de 32 polegadas para fazer este tipo de serviço
Great tree falling Billy
THANK YOU
Give us Midwesterner’s a heads up next time you are in Indiana!!! We can get a crew together for a rec climb! 🤘🏻 be safe friend!
Doug should of bought the 661👍
Brent Deckard yea
Buckin' Billy Ray vs Logger wade in saw off. Just putting it out there.
I used to do that with my grandad timber cruising used to going to woods with the chainsaw and pick out the good trees and cut them and they would come in behind us and get them
Be sure to get after the "Hitchhiking Button" 👍 Be Kind!
Hey Buckin, I noticed your chain came off, why? I've seen it happen just a couple times and thought I'd ask. You're never too old to learn. Thanks and be safe and keep moving.
MORE COMMON ON LONGER BARS ,I RUN MY CHAIN LOOSER THAN THE NEXT FELLA AS WELL AND USUALLY SMALL MATERIAL CAN FLICK IT OF WHEN SWINGIN' IT
Over 3,000 videos, and every one teaches or reiterates a valuable lesson. A stand out here was : "Son, this thing is DEAD, keep your head up!" Can't say or hear that too many times. The kerf won't kill you, the crown will, sure as taxes. Excepting barber chair of course.
Welcome all the smart people who gave the sub button a poke..... enjoy all the upcoming content, it's gonna be WICKED.....buckin showing em how it's done, even without his weapons of choice...take care everyone , keep safe , Monday is underway here....love❤️ n hugs🐨for mama buckin 💐...😎👍🇦🇺
IT WAS DIFFERENT PAL LITTLE SLOWER CUTTING
The wind can help you sometimes and it can destroy you also. You did a very good job there :D Doug will be pleased for sure :D And I guees and hoping that Hogan learns from you :D A better teacher on how to manage trees doesnt excist :D And you got some sayings too my friend :D Good to watch you in action :D Mort
THX MORT
❤
That 461 is new isn't it? After about 10 tanks of fuel mine was noticeably better running and had more power... I use 93 octane gas, with no ethanal, and synthetic mix oil. It runs clean and reliably and with a 25" bar for falling and bucking is well balanced. I suspect 32" is a bit much bar for that powerhead if it is sunk dog deep in a hard wood... MS 661 time if you really need a 32" bar!
John Grossbohlin yea, long bar and no break in will make it run like shit.
I CHOSE TO LEAVE MY TOOLS AT HOME SO I COULDNT COMPLAIN ,, I AM ALSO NOT USE TO STOCK POWER SAWS
Yes Sir, familiarity matters! It is always preferable to use tools with which you are familiar and comfortable... Saws and most other tools really do feel different whether they be gas, electric, or meat (i.e., muscle) powered!
I've found that what I cut has a large impact on how much bar I can use... pine and hemlock (dead or alive) are a lot easier to cut than dead white oak or cherry! I've been cutting a lot of ash, cherry, and white oak snags and fallen trees and my 25" bar tackles them just fine. Some of those dead white oak seemed like they were really cast iron!
Hi glad to read your comments as I recently purchased two new saws 461/362 to replace older sthil saws and I’m looking forward to 461starting to pull out a bit so I can put the 25” bar back on,I’m running 20”on old hardwood in Devon, England
Really good footage. What becomes of all the tops? Does it get used for firewood or just leave it behind for nature to take its course? Keep up the content, I have been binge watching after work. Lol don't even watch tv anymore.
Steve billows should sold them juicy. Lol
Wow
Hi Billy, you evicted all the squirrels!! HAHAHA!!! Take care my friend. Your friend Al.
Al Dredske.... how are you Al ol' mate....😎😘🇦🇺
I DID
Looks like its throwing a bit of dust billy
You know how to cut logs for timber, so many modern loggers cut their notch with the angle cut on top and waste 4 to 6 inches of log.
Lee Gibbs
Love the vids.Any chance you sell used parts for 10-10A?
Welcome new subscribers 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼️✌🏼✌🏼
Awesome video....If i may ask where in Indiana are you at in this video?
Love learning more each time I watch you cut. And have to say I think my 575xp wouldout cut that 461 😊
Antony Roebuck it’s a brand new saw that’s not broken in yet, and it’s running the longest bar that’s recommended.
FishFind3000 yep I know that I just an observation
I DONT DOUBT IT
Not that I'm a dedicated husky man as I run all sorts. 😊😊
Hey buckin How did you like cutting hard Woods for a change
Hey Buckin’. where did you buy the pouch that you were wearing in this video to hold your wedges
So is he a full time logger just wondering cause it's some real nice logs and board feet laying there. Keep up the great video's
Kenny Mysak was. But still can put the feet on the ground like no other.
HE MIGHT BE ASKIN ABOUT DOUG NOT SURE .. LOVE YA VIC
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith yep I am
The grade in those hardwoods is in the stumps...i would get run off cutting hardwood stumps that high...i run 461 but 24 bar cut around both sides and release...westcoasters and there long bars...good job buckin....
You cut them high enough off the ground?
would love to see the iron horse husky in the video if time was backwards. or one of the Macs
we will
Everyone has there way...
So are all these logs going to be sold to a mill? Or are they for a project Doug???
😲😲😲💪💪👏👏👏👍
verry coll
Hey buckin, if by chance you happen to see this comment on this old video, do you like the Stihl better in those hardwoods compared to a Mac or were you using it just for these series of videos?
i was visiting and had no choice , i disliked it very much
Cool 💨
Aaron Stiles .... think he wore them to prevent getting Stijl germs 🤣🤣🤣😎👍🇦🇺
True 👍🇦🇺
This is my type of wood! I live in KY. Did you find that it cut harder than where you live or about the same?
What chainsaw are you using
17:45 love cutting cherry, nothing smells better. Good work out there. Take care all.
Why didn't you find a husky dealer?! Lol. That 461 will wake up after a while. They usually always do. A little hop up and a 3/4 wrap and they rip pretty good to be honest. Have 2 of em and like em both But I've got 660s, 372xps, 390, 044s, 036(my favorite) etc etc. im not saw prejudice aslong as it pulls chain well. Hope all is well buckin. Hello from Washington state
I have a ms460 as well and it's definitely a preferred choice over a 461 but it's totally hopped. Bigbore, timing, etc
17:19. Did you have extra holding wood on the left side to make it spin like that? Or was it limb bound?
So what’s he planning on doing with the timber?
CUTTIN IT
Billy,
How comes you dont use the square ground chain?
i do im thousands of miles from home and my gear