Not sure how I missed this video Sawman. Thanks for the tips and tricks and ins and outs of the 394. Love it man. Keep smiling and keep doin what your doin🌲❤🌲✊
Hi Andrew!!😀😀 Definitely dosen't take very long to tear it down. You should have threw a piece of cardboard on the tailgate so the saw would not have slid around so much while you were working on it. Those berliners are so slippery!! Take care my friend!! TTYL Logger Al
Al Dredske hey pal! No it sure don’t! Thanks for the tip! I’ll try it next time! Usually I’m not on my tailgate, but there was a lot going on at hoppers that day and it was noisy. I wanted y’all to be able to hear me! Take care! Glad to have ya here
@@drewscreations8551 Drew If You Can Come Up With A Thin Stainless Steel (r Preferably Aluminum Food Prep Tray, Like Used In Pizza Restaurants, They Are Ideal For Working On Small Engines, Such As Chainsaws, Weedeaters And Any Small 2 Cycle And 4 Cycle Engines.. I Have 2 That I've Used For Many Years And They Are Roughly 24 Inches To 36 Inches Long And 22 To 30 Inches Wide And About 1 inch to 1.5 Inches Tall, Depending On Which Type You Would Find But They Are Priceless For Keeping The Smallest Pieces And Parts Contained... You Can Order The From Middleby-Marshal Company That Deals In Restaurant Equipment And Even Off Of Ebay New And Used For Around $20 And Less Each
Sam C. I’m planning on getting something similar to put on top of my toolbox as soon as I get setup at home. Normally, I have a table at the hoppers house to do stuff. That day, there was a lot going on so it was rather noisy and I wanted y’all to be able to hear me so I went out to my truck. I appreciate that wonderful advice though Sam!
Jeramiah Shaffer haha back in the day he probably would have, now he couldn’t, I’d have a better chance at it. He calls me the “muscle” God bless, thanks for watching!
Michael Smith hey buddy ol pal ol friend! Me and hopper were just talking about you the other day when I started to build this saw. I definitely wouldn’t mind. I would like for you to have one. You stay safe out there too and don’t overwork yourself!
Take it from me it will make you old b4 ur time buddy I'm 36 an broke down n my back shoulders an right knee blew out it's no good man I'm still barely going but it's hell to I'm logging as I can and working with what I have. So save ur body an stay healthy
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Not sure how I missed this video Sawman. Thanks for the tips and tricks and ins and outs of the 394. Love it man. Keep smiling and keep doin what your doin🌲❤🌲✊
TazMan-Kenny Fuller no problem pal! Thank ya!
Goodwork biggin
Daniel Brant thanks
That’s a nice saw buddy! Looking forward to seeing it in some wood! 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hey Drew, now don’t let hopper get his mittens on dat Evil twin now! I reckon if I would ever like to come across a saw it would be dat one!🇨🇦🇺🇸
phil osborn haha I ain’t. Id sell it but it would take the right offer and the right owner to get it
I'm sure if you don't have something you need. Bell hopper does.
William DeBerry that was all bell hoppers stuff. I just brought a hand full of stuff to start.
Hi Andrew!!😀😀
Definitely dosen't take very long to tear it down.
You should have threw a piece of cardboard on the tailgate so the saw would not have slid around so much while you were working on it. Those berliners are so slippery!!
Take care my friend!! TTYL
Logger Al
Al Dredske hey pal! No it sure don’t! Thanks for the tip! I’ll try it next time! Usually I’m not on my tailgate, but there was a lot going on at hoppers that day and it was noisy. I wanted y’all to be able to hear me! Take care! Glad to have ya here
@@drewscreations8551 Drew If You Can Come Up With A Thin Stainless Steel (r Preferably Aluminum Food Prep Tray, Like Used In Pizza Restaurants, They Are Ideal For Working On Small Engines, Such As Chainsaws, Weedeaters And Any Small 2 Cycle And 4 Cycle Engines.. I Have 2 That I've Used For Many Years And They Are Roughly 24 Inches To 36 Inches Long And 22 To 30 Inches Wide And About 1 inch to 1.5 Inches Tall, Depending On Which Type You Would Find But They Are Priceless For Keeping The Smallest Pieces And Parts Contained... You Can Order The From Middleby-Marshal Company That Deals In Restaurant Equipment And Even Off Of Ebay New And Used For Around $20 And Less Each
Sam C. I’m planning on getting something similar to put on top of my toolbox as soon as I get setup at home. Normally, I have a table at the hoppers house to do stuff. That day, there was a lot going on so it was rather noisy and I wanted y’all to be able to hear me so I went out to my truck. I appreciate that wonderful advice though Sam!
@@drewscreations8551 I understand what you mean and you have to do what you can at times
@@drewscreations8551 Is A Homelite 330 Older Model Chainsaw A Decent Saw?
Its handed and it right there.
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Just have old bell hopper bear hug your toolbox and carry for you lol jk hope all is well be safe be kind God Bless enjoy the video
Jeramiah Shaffer haha back in the day he probably would have, now he couldn’t, I’d have a better chance at it. He calls me the “muscle” God bless, thanks for watching!
Hey bud good to see ya let me know when its done I would like to make a offer if you dont mind stay safe bud
Michael Smith hey buddy ol pal ol friend! Me and hopper were just talking about you the other day when I started to build this saw. I definitely wouldn’t mind. I would like for you to have one. You stay safe out there too and don’t overwork yourself!
Take it from me it will make you old b4 ur time buddy I'm 36 an broke down n my back shoulders an right knee blew out it's no good man I'm still barely going but it's hell to I'm logging as I can and working with what I have. So save ur body an stay healthy
Justin Weaver dang buddy, that’s rough! I try not to! Gotta stay going though! Stay safe my friend!
@@drewscreations8551 always same to you my friend.