Great vid Buckin! Been thinking about one of these for myself. The old tendonitus elbow is making it hard to pull undercuts out on the limbs for this old boy. It felt great in hand at a local dealer and been trying to talk myself out of it since and not doing a very good job of it. That Vistalite kit is a beauty and sounds great under your clubs. You're a regular Elvin Jones of the north up there! Keep doing the good work for all to draw inspiration from.
You are a lantern of kindness shining out unto the world, Buckin’ Billy Ray! May your light grow ever brighter, and may it never stop shining with kindness so bright that it can be seen forever more! 👏❤️😎
That echo is just a singin. Look forward to seeing how the cedar does in the future. Sure it will be great. Love that you help the customer as always. Lovin the Vista lites. And in the drum room to boot. Love ya brother. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
There's nothing like the feeling of saw dust in your boots and down the front and back of your shirt while you're literally soaked in sweat like ya just went swimming. Something special for sure
Branches flying, sawdust in the air and the sun at your back, a great day! and ya get to play your green Ludwig set.. beautiful. All is well in the Buckin world. Take care buddy and hey to all! MAGKD!
Frank you rock buddy and also thank you so so much for your help care compassion awareness and support in such a amazing cause ✊️ and I'm js and srry for it but f@*k cancer ! lets keep this fight going to one day find the cure to this horrible disease.
Thank you Buckin and you as well Frank because it's the truth. Hardly anyone does think about it much unless they have it or have someone close by with it.
I’ve got a lot of spike top cedars here they recover quite nicely. If you top them or they break off you end up with a top heavy tree good job as always , stay cool Billy 👍🇨🇦
I had a touch of cancer last year - every other bloke getting treated had prostate cancer. If you're over 50 get a check up, for some of you it will be worth it.
I don't know if Charles Briscoe ported that 2510 but he sure has created a lot of interest in porting those saws with his own porting work. I'd like to have one of those myself and I don't really even need one. Thanks for all the great stuff you do on TH-cam.
Buckin..... Frank.... I want to thank you for this video and I can honestly say that I have a very personal connection to it. Even though I don't know either one of you personally I am a survivor of testicular cancer and want to help kick ass on getting the knowledge and info out there. I would like to figure out something for his trip or let's say the cause to auction off or something like that. 👍
My dad is a prostate cancer survivor. He had his prostate removed in 2008. I am 52 with a high PSA level. Had a prostate biopsy back in March. No signs of cancer but have to go see my urologist every 4 months to do a blood draw. Prostate cancer runs in the family.
@@myronparks3495 sorry to hear about the family history. I'm the only one in my family to have this one. I hope it avoids you and thebrest of the generations!
Hey Billy Ray I've been watching your videos over the years I've learned so much from you I love chopping wood unfortunately my axe broke so I'm trying to get one for my birthday which is in 3 days I was wondering can I get one of yours how much would it cost me
Buckin, please answer this. I need a general purpose; you choose. You will need to ship to my freight forwarder in Miami. I'm in Barbados. Wood love to have you and your lovely here.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith August Hunicke monkey beaver store offers a panther brand bar with quarter pitch chain he uses it all the time in his videos and Mr. guilty of treason has got on the bandwagon as well surely you’ve seen those videos
Hey Billy how are you buddy question for you I have them same red wedges red and white ones I have a hard time stacking them in like hard oak or hardwood for some reason do you have any tips for me how to get them the double stack so much easier thank you God bless this would help me a lot
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith that was the problem I had the little red and white ones I think they were five and a half inches they were small on es so I need the bigger ones thank you so much for helping
Hi Billy, could you help me with this pls ? I need to update from an old McCulloch and buy a new chainsaw the next few days and i am debating among Stihl MS231 and Husky 445. What you think its best ? Im not a professional , my needs is to cut about 10-12 tons of woods (soft and hard woods) every year for my woodstove but i need a machine to be durable and last as much its possible always with a good service when it needs it. Thank you. Your opinion would really matter to me.
im just some random guy on here but I run a stihl ms250. one of the guys that works with me runs a husky 445. I personally like my stihl a lot better. I've ran that thing so much the mounts holding the dogs on melted off but it still keeps going. stihl's are easier to service in my opinion husky's that size are kinda set up goofy but they do work and will probably last as long as my saw. my 250 was new in 2015. I wore out a bar completely with it now I'm working on the second bar. the saws still going but might need to be replaced soon.
@@scrapmanindustries Thanks a lot my friend for your response. Im trying to find out which saw to get since i need one to cut woods for my woodstove. First i was thinking the ms 231 but then i found a good deal at a shop with big discounts the ms 251 same money as the 231 so i decided to get the 251 since its a lil more powerfull. But then i read some reviews ppl saying that 251 is just a plastic junk but ppl get it because its cheap. In my country its not but a cheap, it costs 640 euros. So then i thought since ppl say its a junk to get a husky 445 that at least its a lot cheaper than 251. You see all that comments reading freaked me out and i thought to go to the pro series and get a ms 261 c-m but its too expensive for me and most important i dont like the electronic system it has for the carburator. Im an old school, i want to have screws to adjust when i want it and not an electronic device to do that for me. So after all i think i will get the ms 251 C with quick adjuster for chain and ergostart and i hope it will be durable and last a few years for the job i need it. My need for woods its about 10-12 tons of wood every year. I guess its not the ideal machine for that quantity of woods but cant afford a bigger one anyway. Thanks again for you response !
@@petertomas3665 the 251 is pretty nice too. I used one of my customers 251's once. a lot of people talk crap about the 250/251 but I think a lot of those people never ran one. I just used my 250 to murder a locust tree that was 23" in diameter. it ended up being about a cord and a half of wood and 30 yards of compacted brush. all done in a day. that saw has cut about 400 cords of wood or more by now. the biggest thing is to just keep the chain sharp. but that's with any saw really. saws like the 661 will keep cutting with a dull chain on a small bar but the small saws you gotta keep them chains sharp and you won't have any issues.
First off I love the channel man. I’ve been watching since I started tree work. I have a question though. Even though it’s obvious that you don’t live in a tropical region, do you know if there’s a secret to cutting down palm trees? I keep hearing horror stories about how they gunk up your saw. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know. I have a side job this weekend to take down 3 palms and I’m lost on this one.
Great vid Buckin! Been thinking about one of these for myself. The old tendonitus elbow is making it hard to pull undercuts out on the limbs for this old boy. It felt great in hand at a local dealer and been trying to talk myself out of it since and not doing a very good job of it.
That Vistalite kit is a beauty and sounds great under your clubs. You're a regular Elvin Jones of the north up there!
Keep doing the good work for all to draw inspiration from.
Hello Frank. Good luck with your adventure. It is for a great cause. Love it nice to meet you. Rockin the Lambo. Love it🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
That lil echo is a boss!!! Bta watch ur videos an eat supper.
You are a lantern of kindness shining out unto the world, Buckin’ Billy Ray! May your light grow ever brighter, and may it never stop shining with kindness so bright that it can be seen forever more! 👏❤️😎
That echo is just a singin. Look forward to seeing how the cedar does in the future. Sure it will be great. Love that you help the customer as always. Lovin the Vista lites. And in the drum room to boot. Love ya brother. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
Maestro in the tree and on the drums!!!👏👏👏
Love you all..❤❤❤
Lieutenant Bradley
Gee, Buckin. As fast as those limbs were coming off, I fear you buried poor Bob! Lol
Haha
billy u did it again . absolutely awesome baby .
There's nothing like the feeling of saw dust in your boots and down the front and back of your shirt while you're literally soaked in sweat like ya just went swimming. Something special for sure
That green Ludwig set looks super cool with the light coming through it, great playing. Glad you share your music with us.
Hey buddy
Branches flying, sawdust in the air and the sun at your back, a great day! and ya get to play your green Ludwig set.. beautiful. All is well in the Buckin world. Take care buddy and hey to all! MAGKD!
That piston shifter knob is mint!
I love the sound of that high hat!
Beautiful freakin job Buckin as always, thank you for sharing your life with us. Be Kind✊
Lov love lovin it all, especially the live yesterday. Proper true.
Thx friend
Set the controls for the heart of the sun my Brother... Great stuff on the set!
Nice one, dropped it the right side of the fence too.
Frank you rock buddy and also thank you so so much for your help care compassion awareness and support in such a amazing cause ✊️ and I'm js and srry for it but f@*k cancer ! lets keep this fight going to one day find the cure to this horrible disease.
Nothing like the sound of waking up Myrtle in the morning..!!!😀
Yip
That little 2511 is a ripper .....
Btw West coast saws makes some wicked dogs for that saw
Love those little echo saws. Cheap and rugged!
I’m always impressed by that little echo
Thank you Buckin and you as well Frank because it's the truth. Hardly anyone does think about it much unless they have it or have someone close by with it.
now all the crazy timing beats you do makes sense, awesome!
I even stay for the drums...you look sooooo peaceful.
Thx
I’ve got a lot of spike top cedars here they recover quite nicely. If you top them or they break off you end up with a top heavy tree good job as always , stay cool Billy 👍🇨🇦
Sweet just got a 330 at a estate sell love it👍
Good job Buckin
A bet that cedar smelled lovely while you up there doing your thing. :)
Looking out for your neighbor that’s what this is about. Be safe Buckin you scare me a little on those climbs ♥️👍🙏
peace an love from scotland everyone
I had a touch of cancer last year - every other bloke getting treated had prostate cancer. If you're over 50 get a check up, for some of you it will be worth it.
I like to say "cut one, gut one" slow and steady. Find your pace and stay there. I appreciate you buckin!
I'm a car guy first and a tree guy second. Never in a million years did I ever think I'd see a Lamborghini on the Bucking Billy Ray channel! lol
Just noticed you have a picture of the Greatest drummer of All Time behind you, good call!
That's not a picture of Buddy Rich. Neil was a great tho
Love the shift "knob"!
I don't know if Charles Briscoe ported that 2510 but he sure has created a lot of interest in porting those saws with his own porting work. I'd like to have one of those myself and I don't really even need one.
Thanks for all the great stuff you do on TH-cam.
Never heard of him .
Awesome job buckin
Sounds like a Purdy shuffle to me😀👍
That sure is an eager little saw.👍🏻
Always appreciate your bass foot too
Right on
If I lived nearby I’d drop in with my Bass and Jam.
Buckin..... Frank.... I want to thank you for this video and I can honestly say that I have a very personal connection to it. Even though I don't know either one of you personally I am a survivor of testicular cancer and want to help kick ass on getting the knowledge and info out there. I would like to figure out something for his trip or let's say the cause to auction off or something like that. 👍
My dad is a prostate cancer survivor. He had his prostate removed in 2008. I am 52 with a high PSA level. Had a prostate biopsy back in March. No signs of cancer but have to go see my urologist every 4 months to do a blood draw. Prostate cancer runs in the family.
@@myronparks3495 sorry to hear about the family history. I'm the only one in my family to have this one. I hope it avoids you and thebrest of the generations!
@@bbarker5766 yay friend
Top handles are my fav. Have a 2005 200t home use only, only 10 hours on her. 😅. They can bury that saw with me when die.
Nice shifter Knob !!!
hi buckin cool video like the drums,ha,ok when gonna do some iron stuff ok later buckin
good afternoon everyone change the world today just be kind
You got it brother.✊
Strive to inspire nice job
Love the vistalites! Channel your inner John Bonham . Lol. Enjoy the day brother.
Oh yeah
That Thing sounds like a pissed off hornet nest. Lol. Good climb buckin.
Buckin where is victor at. Haven't seen him on your channel in awhile.
Smooth action !!
Also bucking did walkers port that 2511 for you
That was a good video I apologize for not being here recently you know it's just life stuff but nonetheless good video
A little Gene Buckin Krupa thrown in nice😆
Yeah, that cedar really saps the oil from the chain.
Hey buckin saw those nicks boots at the beginning. How they holding up?? I got a pair on order right now been waiting since march.
Wood love to see a drum tuning video
2511t is next saw in my shop!
Hey Billy Ray I've been watching your videos over the years I've learned so much from you I love chopping wood unfortunately my axe broke so I'm trying to get one for my birthday which is in 3 days I was wondering can I get one of yours how much would it cost me
Buckin, please answer this. I need a general purpose; you choose. You will need to ship to my freight forwarder in Miami. I'm in Barbados. Wood love to have you and your lovely here.
What is the most powerful chainsaw did you have?
Keep going man 🔥🔥
Ahwoooo ❤️👍
Awesome!!
😎 Cool
So what killing his trees .? And love those green drums because they are different looks like the 1970 s drums
Hey buckin, how do you get a saw ported?
Don't worry about the lost footage, the go pro view was cool for this one 👍
Thx
Hey Buckin are you running the stock chain still on this Echo ?
How long before you order the panther setup from August?!?!
What’s that
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith August Hunicke monkey beaver store offers a panther brand bar with quarter pitch chain he uses it all the time in his videos and Mr. guilty of treason has got on the bandwagon as well surely you’ve seen those videos
BE KIND
Is that a 16" bar?
Hey Billy how are you buddy question for you I have them same red wedges red and white ones I have a hard time stacking them in like hard oak or hardwood for some reason do you have any tips for me how to get them the double stack so much easier thank you God bless this would help me a lot
Bang yer single along side it .. alternate . Drop some sawdust in there to . between Make sure they are 10s and 12s not those 8 “ ones
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith that was the problem I had the little red and white ones I think they were five and a half inches they were small on es so I need the bigger ones thank you so much for helping
Sounds like the 500i
Buckin' what model is the Echo climbing saw you're using here? Thank you!
It’s a CS-2511T
@@justinjones9255 I guess it would help if I would read!!
👋🏻
Hi Billy, could you help me with this pls ? I need to update from an old McCulloch and buy a new chainsaw the next few days and i am debating among Stihl MS231 and Husky 445. What you think its best ? Im not a professional , my needs is to cut about 10-12 tons of woods (soft and hard woods) every year for my woodstove but i need a machine to be durable and last as much its possible always with a good service when it needs it. Thank you. Your opinion would really matter to me.
im just some random guy on here but I run a stihl ms250. one of the guys that works with me runs a husky 445. I personally like my stihl a lot better. I've ran that thing so much the mounts holding the dogs on melted off but it still keeps going. stihl's are easier to service in my opinion husky's that size are kinda set up goofy but they do work and will probably last as long as my saw. my 250 was new in 2015. I wore out a bar completely with it now I'm working on the second bar. the saws still going but might need to be replaced soon.
@@scrapmanindustries Thanks a lot my friend for your response. Im trying to find out which saw to get since i need one to cut woods for my woodstove. First i was thinking the ms 231 but then i found a good deal at a shop with big discounts the ms 251 same money as the 231 so i decided to get the 251 since its a lil more powerfull. But then i read some reviews ppl saying that 251 is just a plastic junk but ppl get it because its cheap. In my country its not but a cheap, it costs 640 euros. So then i thought since ppl say its a junk to get a husky 445 that at least its a lot cheaper than 251. You see all that comments reading freaked me out and i thought to go to the pro series and get a ms 261 c-m but its too expensive for me and most important i dont like the electronic system it has for the carburator. Im an old school, i want to have screws to adjust when i want it and not an electronic device to do that for me. So after all i think i will get the ms 251 C with quick adjuster for chain and ergostart and i hope it will be durable and last a few years for the job i need it. My need for woods its about 10-12 tons of wood every year. I guess its not the ideal machine for that quantity of woods but cant afford a bigger one anyway. Thanks again for you response !
@@petertomas3665 the 251 is pretty nice too. I used one of my customers 251's once. a lot of people talk crap about the 250/251 but I think a lot of those people never ran one. I just used my 250 to murder a locust tree that was 23" in diameter. it ended up being about a cord and a half of wood and 30 yards of compacted brush. all done in a day. that saw has cut about 400 cords of wood or more by now. the biggest thing is to just keep the chain sharp. but that's with any saw really. saws like the 661 will keep cutting with a dull chain on a small bar but the small saws you gotta keep them chains sharp and you won't have any issues.
@@scrapmanindustries Yes the sharp chain makes sense. Thank you very much my friend for your advice. Have a nice one !
You are totally right Buckin, there are a lot of " tree cutters " that would just take them all out , instead of taking the time to get the dead out
First off I love the channel man. I’ve been watching since I started tree work. I have a question though. Even though it’s obvious that you don’t live in a tropical region, do you know if there’s a secret to cutting down palm trees? I keep hearing horror stories about how they gunk up your saw. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know. I have a side job this weekend to take down 3 palms and I’m lost on this one.
try using a 404 chain they have wider cutting curf than a 3/8 chain
@@edwinladshow5791 right on the thanks man