FRIENDS AT 6:30 I WANTED TO SHOW HOW TIGHT IT WAS AND SHOWED HOW TO SLIP IN THE CHAIN, WHEN DOIN IT PUT CUTTERS IN FIRST LIKE I DO AT 10:00,, LOVE YOU ALL THX KURT
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith the manufacturers that have outboard clutches weren't really looking at the in the field serviceability like when a bar and chain gets stuck in a tree to be able to quickly swap the bar and chain and keep going unlike the models that the clutches are in board just my opinion
I love simple genius things....using one of the steel chain guides as a bar slot cleaner and pitch scraper is a black chip move! I got my first Mcculloch prepped and ready to add to the working chainsaw collection this week, changed the worn out rim drive, cleaned the whole saw and now I have a Pro Mac 55 to try out as soon as the snow melts! I appreciate the lesson in how to outsmart the chain and rim drive ty for the video!
love it when you show us your favorite ways to do things, doesnt mean its the best way or the quickest, or whatever. I just mean, here you are, a professional woodcutter, logger, etc, and you are showing us things that you have learned and experienced over the course of many many years of actually doing these things on a daily or weekly basis. Thank You. Here is to hoping that 2019 is a more productive and enjoyable year for all of us, me included. Be Kind.
Hi Bill. Congratulations we are already more than 38000 in the community. Thanks again for giving your opinion and advice based on a lifetime of hard work and sharing. Thanks to you, many of us learn and carry out our work more safely. a hug
I was so pumped the day my PM 55 came in the mail. I got off work w/ about an hour of daylight left, never got to run the saw. I couldn't get the chain tight, couldn't get the adjuster lined up properly. The little trick of setting the adjuster up before putting the clutch cover on is the only way to do it. That first time running a mac was amazing, the sound the smell, the power. The torque these saws have is somethin else. Thanks for introducing me to the old macs and the axe building. I used a splitting maul for 20 years till I found this community, double bit now. Only bring the maul out for quarting big nasty rounds, all oak
..yes, but then the clutch and chainbrake band is buried down in the saw, which makes that harder to work on...there's a plus and a minus to every setup....
If I had a dollar for ever MAC I put a chain on in 48 yrs repairing chainsaws and ever since people are finding your channel you have made the price of old macs go up LOL keep up the good work
I have a few Macs, I've always had problems with the issues you have covered, which have been a great help thanks! It's clear McCulloch never addressed the issues because my most modern Mac (ProMac 700) pictured, is still tight around the clutch housing! Apart from that though, they do cut eh? I love this channel! Please keep doing what you're doing, thanks!
Wow! Didn't know that was such a close fit. Nice technique putting that chain on and off. Maybe I need to find me one of those old girls and have some fun in the wood! Thanks for sharing!!
Evening B.r. Was a nice surprise to get an alert for a new buckin billy ray video today. Very informative video. Some of the old homelites are a pain to get chain on/off too. Much love from Maryland. Thanks for sharing brother. Be kind friends.
Thanks for the great video. Every time I take the chain off my 10-10 I struggle with it. I eventually get it off then back on. Thanks for the great tips.
You have opened my mind to the possibility that McCulloch saws could be a good one to use. Growing up in Oregon we used primarily Homelite until the Huskies and Stihl came into their own in the later 90's. Mid-80's we made the switch to the 2100 Husky when you could still fill up a log truck around here with one tree...but I was never taught that the Mac's were a viable thing till I subbed ya.
Hay, B.R. My neighbor just got his Dads Ole MAC 3200, Gonna give 'Em a hand 2-day after watching this Thanks so much for the pointers ! Hay New Subs & Blues ! ATB T God Bless
Well… you'll never stop learning new stuff.. thanks for the tip Buckin'... might come in handy one day:) Congrats on 38K!! We are growing steadily.. I like it :) All the best folks!
Fine points Dr. Buckin, I'm filing all that away. Hola all in Buckin land, hope your holidays are filled with peace happiness and good sense, just like Billy
My father-in-law passed a few years ago and a large portion of a Maple tree fell at his house last week and I'm trying to get his Mac Super 10-10 going so I can cut it up. It runs, and I tightened the chain, but the chain isn't spinning. I suspect the chain isn't on the sprocket, so I'm about to put to use what I've learned from your video. Thanks so much!
Just picked up a 10-10s myself, in perfect condition. Great video! I love this saw. Have my late grandfathers (died in 1992) pro mac 700 and think it needs a rebuild. I NEED to get it running. Have parts on the way. Keep it up Buckin' love these vids. Such a positive vibe you radiate.
It’s funny how we learn to deal with little things like that if we like the saws! Macs are just cool, fun to run, and honestly easy to work on! Thanks again for all the info buckin. Love to you and the family❤️
Very good info buckin! I have about 10-12 of these old Macs and I learned that the hard way after a few struggles. Enjoying all your vids! Thanks buckin.
I like my 371 husky because the clutch drive is on the outside of the bell. The newer 372 also put the adjuster screw on the side of cover. Which made it easier except with a wrap around handle. The 572 has the nuts attached to cover as well. You know your stuff by not getting the chain over tight. People fail to realize there is a internal bearing and by over tightening the chain adds more stress on that crank bearing
Nice tutorial Buckin'! We never used McCullough saws. I ran one a couple of times and the thumb oil-er, for me was tough to use. The "push in" instead of the "push down" like on our Lombard was much easier. My uncle had a old Homelite XL12 and that had the "push down" oil-er as well. Also, on the Lombard the bar tension-er was on the saw, not on the cover, so that made it a lot easier to put the bar back on as well. Stay safe my friend!
At 10.00 looks like magic! 👍👊👊❤ I thought it's was me who's always have trouble here,hehehe, thanks for the trick! Happy Hollidays Bro, and you to Buckin Army!
Hey Buckin. Thanks for this one. I have a Craftsman power saw that gives me fits too with changing the chain. The engineers from Mac must have gone to work at Craftsman. LOL. Have a healthy Christmas Billy, and the army. Peace.
Welcome New Subscribers! Funny thing, I was just thinking today 12/15 about asking for a demo on a right hand start saw. I just unboxed a 1-70 and looking at the bar nuts, I'm a little perplexed. The back nut is slightly under the starter recoil housing. I just spent the day cleaning up the 404 chain. It was rusty and gunked up as heck. Used an old paint tray, PB Blast, and a brass brush cleaning up the chain. I also blew out as much gunk from the power head and then used a small screwdriver to scrape off as much gunk as I could. Tomorrow, I'll put it in an aluminum turkey pan and use some Purple power and a spray bottle of water to clean it up some more. Then I'll attempt to start to disassemble it for final cleaning. I'll try to post some pics to Buckin'Stock 2018 facebook group.
Thanks buckin great video as per usual 👍 I received my 266se yesterday 😁 I tested it today on some beech trees that I’m gathering 👍 she was cutting for about 5-10. Minutes and cut out with half a tank of fuel left ?? Would this be a fuel line issue ?? Thanks for help guys in advance👌 p.s I love it 🙂 .Jonny .
I just bought a Mac 10-10 and it doesn't have the two bar plates you have. It looks like an early model. I'm waiting on a parts manual. They only made these for five years: 77-82. These were McCulloch s response to the homelite XL-12.
This is a funny video...I struggle with my Mac chains steady. You need patience like crazy !! Awesome saws though...a blast to run. Just bought a pro 10-10 2 days ago. Can anyone tell me if it should be a little more gutsy than my regular mac 10-10 ? Love to all you good people 💖💖 Happy Sunday coming up 👍
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith ....Thank you for responding Billy. It runs like a charm and sounds more aggresive so Im glad you let me know. Im really looking forward to running it. Much love brother 💖
yeah that seems like a pita, BUT.....bigger clutches have got to be better.....so you got a drawback, but also a plus. Be Kind to your saws my friends. If my sciatica wasnt so bad right now, I would be out chewing up some wood with my Homelite SXL.
Everyone is raving about the 572xp with just cause, its a great saw, but the 372xp is proven, I have both now and love them both, but the 372xp has been and still is special, the 572xp still has to prove itself! In the UK there is £100+ ($150) difference in the cost, and little to justify the difference. Get the 372xp you wont be disappointed! But I doubt you will be either way!
I'm about to order a 28 inch bar for my mac 10-10. I did some felling and bucking this weekend. I like the added reach of the 28. I have a few that I've been looking at but would like your recommendation. One love!!
Billy, will you help me obtain a working old chainsaw? I held one for the first time today and the construction was so sturdy feeling. I want to know what they’re like
Your Pro Mac 10 10 would be a bit too much for me to put the chain and bar on. I think I'll stick with my small chainsaw that's an easier to handle one for an old lady lol. Thanks for sharing how make it easier to put the chain and bar on your P M 10 10. Welcome to all the new subscribers. Hope everyone has a good day!
I TOOK A SHORT I PHONE VIDEO AND ADDED IT IN THATS WHAT YER TALKIN BOUT YES ITS CUTTERS FIRST YOU WILL NOTICE AT THE END OF THAT CLIP ITS CUTTERS FIRST THX FOR POINTING THAT OUT BUDDY AWESOME
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I understand, I couldn't deal with the amount of email you get now. I made you a (test) video for the channel if you wanted a better one or others I could do that, it's all in the emails if you find them
FRIENDS AT 6:30 I WANTED TO SHOW HOW TIGHT IT WAS AND SHOWED HOW TO SLIP IN THE CHAIN, WHEN DOIN IT PUT CUTTERS IN FIRST LIKE I DO AT 10:00,, LOVE YOU ALL THX KURT
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith the manufacturers that have outboard clutches weren't really looking at the in the field serviceability like when a bar and chain gets stuck in a tree to be able to quickly swap the bar and chain and keep going unlike the models that the clutches are in board just my opinion
I love simple genius things....using one of the steel chain guides as a bar slot cleaner and pitch scraper is a black chip move! I got my first Mcculloch prepped and ready to add to the working chainsaw collection this week, changed the worn out rim drive, cleaned the whole saw and now I have a Pro Mac 55 to try out as soon as the snow melts! I appreciate the lesson in how to outsmart the chain and rim drive ty for the video!
love it when you show us your favorite ways to do things, doesnt mean its the best way or the quickest, or whatever. I just mean, here you are, a professional woodcutter, logger, etc, and you are showing us things that you have learned and experienced over the course of many many years of actually doing these things on a daily or weekly basis. Thank You. Here is to hoping that 2019 is a more productive and enjoyable year for all of us, me included. Be Kind.
ASLONG AS IT HELPS SOMEONE
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith and it does, Mr. Smith, thank you very much!
Hi Bill. Congratulations we are already more than 38000 in the community. Thanks again for giving your opinion and advice based on a lifetime of hard work and sharing. Thanks to you, many of us learn and carry out our work more safely. a hug
CYBOR HUG TO YOU SIR
That McCulloch is music to my ears! In my opinion! Blessings soldiers of kindness! Mahalo Billy for the sweet vid! Aloha
THX TD
Thx U @@BuckinBillyRaySmith :) #LoveWins
I was so pumped the day my PM 55 came in the mail. I got off work w/ about an hour of daylight left, never got to run the saw. I couldn't get the chain tight, couldn't get the adjuster lined up properly. The little trick of setting the adjuster up before putting the clutch cover on is the only way to do it. That first time running a mac was amazing, the sound the smell, the power. The torque these saws have is somethin else. Thanks for introducing me to the old macs and the axe building. I used a splitting maul for 20 years till I found this community, double bit now. Only bring the maul out for quarting big nasty rounds, all oak
watching this makes me appreciate my stihl. take the bar cover of and everything practically falls off. no hassle.
..yes, but then the clutch and chainbrake band is buried down in the saw, which makes that harder to work on...there's a plus and a minus to every setup....
If I had a dollar for ever MAC I put a chain on in 48 yrs repairing chainsaws and ever since people are finding your channel you have made the price of old macs go up LOL keep up the good work
NICK AND I WERE JUST TALKIN BOUT THAT ,, HAPPY HOLIDAYS FRIEND
Buckin you rock sir. Love watching someone that is true to there self. Keep up the great work.
I WILL DO SIR ,, THX FOR YOUR GENEROUS SPIRIT
I have a few Macs, I've always had problems with the issues you have covered, which have been a great help thanks! It's clear McCulloch never addressed the issues because my most modern Mac (ProMac 700) pictured, is still tight around the clutch housing! Apart from that though, they do cut eh? I love this channel! Please keep doing what you're doing, thanks!
DAVID THANK YOU ,,AS LONG AS PEOPLE ARE BENEFITING I WILL BE HERE
Man even with how old this is this helped out a ton. I just got a 10-10 going and it is my beast of a saw. Thank you for this video
Manufacturers have really improved their designs. My 20 yr old Husky still has the old bar tension adjustment. I'm used to it, though. 😊
Wow! Didn't know that was such a close fit. Nice technique putting that chain on and off. Maybe I need to find me one of those old girls and have some fun in the wood! Thanks for sharing!!
Loving the passion for these tools.
Evening B.r. Was a nice surprise to get an alert for a new buckin billy ray video today. Very informative video. Some of the old homelites are a pain to get chain on/off too. Much love from Maryland. Thanks for sharing brother. Be kind friends.
MY PLEASURE
Thanks for the great video. Every time I take the chain off my 10-10 I struggle with it. I eventually get it off then back on. Thanks for the great tips.
You have opened my mind to the possibility that McCulloch saws could be a good one to use. Growing up in Oregon we used primarily Homelite until the Huskies and Stihl came into their own in the later 90's. Mid-80's we made the switch to the 2100 Husky when you could still fill up a log truck around here with one tree...but I was never taught that the Mac's were a viable thing till I subbed ya.
THEY MADE POWER FRIEND
I dont even own a Mac, but hey a Buckin video is a Buckin video. Keep spreading the love brother.
THATS WHAT IM TALKIN BOUT ,, AHHHAAA YOU ARE APPRECIATED GOOD SIR
Hay, B.R. My neighbor just got his Dads Ole MAC 3200, Gonna give 'Em a hand 2-day after watching this Thanks so much for the pointers ! Hay New Subs & Blues ! ATB T God Bless
Well… you'll never stop learning new stuff.. thanks for the tip Buckin'... might come in handy one day:) Congrats on 38K!! We are growing steadily.. I like it :) All the best folks!
PRETTY KOOL EH NORTH STAR
Fine points Dr. Buckin, I'm filing all that away. Hola all in Buckin land, hope your holidays are filled with peace happiness and good sense, just like Billy
Awesome video. Keep smiling and be happy 😃
You just saved me a bunch of frustration with my ole girl. Thanks for the tips!
My father-in-law passed a few years ago and a large portion of a Maple tree fell at his house last week and I'm trying to get his Mac Super 10-10 going so I can cut it up. It runs, and I tightened the chain, but the chain isn't spinning. I suspect the chain isn't on the sprocket, so I'm about to put to use what I've learned from your video. Thanks so much!
Hi Buckin’. Great tips on how to do. These saws are a little tricky I guess you would say.
Hi to All.
Just picked up a 10-10s myself, in perfect condition. Great video! I love this saw. Have my late grandfathers (died in 1992) pro mac 700 and think it needs a rebuild. I NEED to get it running. Have parts on the way. Keep it up Buckin' love these vids. Such a positive vibe you radiate.
It’s funny how we learn to deal with little things like that if we like the saws! Macs are just cool, fun to run, and honestly easy to work on! Thanks again for all the info buckin. Love to you and the family❤️
I just picked up a 610 pro Mac today. Thank you sooo much 😎
RIGHT ON COLT
I just love working on these old saws. And it’s cheaper than rebuilding old Harley’s. Kind of reminds me of them. Made of steel and made for Men !
I put my real name up because I trust you and you've really inspired me . Thank you.
Very good info buckin! I have about 10-12 of these old Macs and I learned that the hard way after a few struggles. Enjoying all your vids! Thanks buckin.
Thanks for sharing and answering my question about the reason you hold the starter recoil handle the other day.
COPY THAT
I like my 371 husky because the clutch drive is on the outside of the bell. The newer 372 also put the adjuster screw on the side of cover. Which made it easier except with a wrap around handle. The 572 has the nuts attached to cover as well.
You know your stuff by not getting the chain over tight. People fail to realize there is a internal bearing and by over tightening the chain adds more stress on that crank bearing
Nice tutorial Buckin'! We never used McCullough saws. I ran one a couple of times and the thumb oil-er, for me was tough to use. The "push in" instead of the "push down" like on our Lombard was much easier. My uncle had a old Homelite XL12 and that had the "push down" oil-er as well. Also, on the Lombard the bar tension-er was on the saw, not on the cover, so that made it a lot easier to put the bar back on as well. Stay safe my friend!
WISHING YOU AND YOU LOVE A TRULY WONDERFUL FESTIVE SEASON ,,,LOVE BUCKIN'
I always heard sometimes you just need a bigger hammer. maybe that is why my saws don't last to long. love this channel, welcome everyone
Great video/info. I'm sure this video will be super helpful. Nice job Billy!
I freaking love that saw..
Thanks for hints on chain bar install on 10 10. Awesome well needed!!!!😏
That's a handy tips right there buckin' just got my first pro Mac 1010 and I love it stay kind fellow #soldiersofkindness
Thanks for the tips buckin
Hey Buckin!
Just picked up my first Mcculloch today thanks to watching you! 10-10A. Just curious what bars & chains do you run on your yellow saws?
Thanks for the tips! My CP-70 is the most frustrating Mac i have to put a chain on. It has the compression release to fight too!
Amazing something so simple can help people.
Good video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Can you please explain the decompression button. Also how to start the saw from cold. Much appreciated.
Hi Buckin nice tips great video buddy
HEY DAVID
I cant wait to get my 10-10 in wood! Learned this little trick quick!
At 10.00 looks like magic! 👍👊👊❤ I thought it's was me who's always have trouble here,hehehe, thanks for the trick! Happy Hollidays Bro, and you to Buckin Army!
Hey Buckin. Thanks for this one. I have a Craftsman power saw that gives me fits too with changing the chain. The engineers from Mac must have gone to work at Craftsman. LOL. Have a healthy Christmas Billy, and the army. Peace.
pulling that mac chain off reminds me of a wire brain teaser thanks for the tip
Welcome New Subscribers!
Funny thing, I was just thinking today 12/15 about asking for a demo on a right hand start saw. I just unboxed a 1-70 and looking at the bar nuts, I'm a little perplexed. The back nut is slightly under the starter recoil housing. I just spent the day cleaning up the 404 chain. It was rusty and gunked up as heck. Used an old paint tray, PB Blast, and a brass brush cleaning up the chain. I also blew out as much gunk from the power head and then used a small screwdriver to scrape off as much gunk as I could. Tomorrow, I'll put it in an aluminum turkey pan and use some Purple power and a spray bottle of water to clean it up some more. Then I'll attempt to start to disassemble it for final cleaning. I'll try to post some pics to Buckin'Stock 2018 facebook group.
Thanks buckin great video as per usual 👍 I received my 266se yesterday 😁 I tested it today on some beech trees that I’m gathering 👍 she was cutting for about 5-10. Minutes and cut out with half a tank of fuel left ?? Would this be a fuel line issue ?? Thanks for help guys in advance👌 p.s I love it 🙂 .Jonny .
Rite on buckin that's a great tip I'll put that in my memory bank .
Great detail....thanks!
Yaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy 200k subscribers and I just bought a pro 10 10 ..how handy is this
I just bought a Mac 10-10 and it doesn't have the two bar plates you have. It looks like an early model. I'm waiting on a parts manual. They only made these for five years: 77-82. These were McCulloch s response to the homelite XL-12.
Billy, it only takes me 3 minutes to change bar on my 10-10 A. I find it really easy to do
This helped my friend ! Absolutely
This is a funny video...I struggle with my Mac chains steady. You need patience like crazy !! Awesome saws though...a blast to run. Just bought a pro 10-10 2 days ago. Can anyone tell me if it should be a little more gutsy than my regular mac 10-10 ?
Love to all you good people 💖💖
Happy Sunday coming up 👍
OH INDEED IT WILL BE
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith ....Thank you for responding Billy. It runs like a charm and sounds more aggresive so Im glad you let me know. Im really looking forward to running it.
Much love brother 💖
Ah, she's a beautiful lass she is, just a little finicky, the woodsman has to know how to love er right and then the wood chips are a flying they are.
yeah that seems like a pita, BUT.....bigger clutches have got to be better.....so you got a drawback, but also a plus. Be Kind to your saws my friends. If my sciatica wasnt so bad right now, I would be out chewing up some wood with my Homelite SXL.
Should I buy a new 2018 372xp on sale pretty cheap or should I wait on a 572 when it's released in the US?
Everyone is raving about the 572xp with just cause, its a great saw, but the 372xp is proven, I have both now and love them both, but the 372xp has been and still is special, the 572xp still has to prove itself! In the UK there is £100+ ($150) difference in the cost, and little to justify the difference. Get the 372xp you wont be disappointed! But I doubt you will be either way!
Thx Dave. I can get a 372xp and 395xp 2018 models new for $709 and $949 respectively.
Buckin your a freakin madman lol
Hey buckin could you please tell me what your carburetor settings are on your 10 10s?
Amazing video! Thank You so much.
Great info Buckin lots of great tip I appreciate you I have a Mac Timber bear any comments love it
I'm about to order a 28 inch bar for my mac 10-10. I did some felling and bucking this weekend. I like the added reach of the 28. I have a few that I've been looking at but would like your recommendation. One love!!
JUST MAKE SUR THEY ARE RUNNIN' A 3/8
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Thanks buddy. Got that covered.
Hey buckin I was wondering what you high and low settings were on your pro Mac 800
Billy, will you help me obtain a working old chainsaw? I held one for the first time today and the construction was so sturdy feeling. I want to know what they’re like
Great information 🤘🏻
Second is the best.
Dane Michielsen close enough Dane 😬👍
Do you have a video of changing a manifold of 335 vortex
I always grease my bar tips if the have the grease hole
If you can’t find a McCulloch bar what make bar will work
so THAT'S how it's done!
Awesome 🤙
Nice !
Sixth. One of 38000. Great.
Hey Buck... I need a clutch for my Mccullouch 10 10 automatic
How to untangle your chain. Simple!!! Just put a finger in each loop and slowly pull 👍👍
Hey buckin’, do you have a spare clutch cover exactly like the one in this video you’d be willing to sell me?
man im smart thats way i do must have watch this some were lol
Your Pro Mac 10 10 would be a bit too much for me to put the chain and bar on. I think I'll stick with my small chainsaw that's an easier to handle one for an old lady lol. Thanks for sharing how make it easier to put the chain and bar on your P M 10 10. Welcome to all the new subscribers. Hope everyone has a good day!
HEY ALICE ARE YA BUSY WITH X-MAS CRAFT ?
i put my cutters in first and turn it goes right in if that helps any sir
WHAT PART OF THE VID ARE YOU REFERENCING FRIEND
I TOOK A SHORT I PHONE VIDEO AND ADDED IT IN THATS WHAT YER TALKIN BOUT YES ITS CUTTERS FIRST YOU WILL NOTICE AT THE END OF THAT CLIP ITS CUTTERS FIRST THX FOR POINTING THAT OUT BUDDY AWESOME
Hi did you get my email (I sent it twice) about the sharpening video, do you want me to make any more?
MUST NOT HAVE SIR , BUT THERE ARE STILL UNREAD SOMEWHERE ,, I WOOD NEVER HAVE IMAGINED ALL THE MAIL I GET NOW ,, SORRY PAL
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I understand, I couldn't deal with the amount of email you get now. I made you a (test) video for the channel if you wanted a better one or others I could do that, it's all in the emails if you find them
Ahwooooo love
Finding some mcculloch gold!!!
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HEY THERE BUCKIN ARMY!
Danny 😉👍
Hey bud how are ya?
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Hello !!!!
She cuts a 😎👍👊
Have the same ole girl, what length bar is that?
My super 2-10 is the same way...took me half hour to work out how to do it 👍😆
bar and nuts my old BAR NOT AS GOOD AS IT USED TO BE but i work with it make sue your nuts r nice stud only in alloy
HEY BILLY DO YOU HAVE ANY MCCULLOCH 760??
NO
Got it!!!👍👍😅😅😆
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10:00 BOOM!
I would of got annoyed and took the clutch off just to make things easier 😂😂
Merry Christmas to all
And the same to you, Merry Christmas!
😅😅 I'm dying.
Anyone have a Canadian source for 24” bar and chain for a 10-10?
Cool👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌲
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