Congratulations on your pending retirement IronHorse 🎉 you deserve a taste of the good life and I’m sure we followers will appreciate your extra time on your channel👍 Looking forward to this new build for Buckin 🎉
Happy Retirement Smokey, Your going to love it. Oh your hands, when i was 27 i had Rheumatoid Arthritis. Alcohol and red meat would make my hands like you described.
Hi harv I'm not taking nothing away from any of the other saw builders I watch a lot of them and there's some good ones out there but I'll have to say in my opinion you're the best I love your content I love how you said and explain what you're doing and the progress you're making I'd love to know what you have forgot about sauce you're really knowledgeable thank you for the videos please keep them coming
A trick I used back in the 2 Stroke days to maintain a tight cylinder to piston clearance, especially with Wiesco pistons, was to chuck the piston up in the lathe, and lightly groove or knurl the piston skirts almost up to the bottom of the wrist pin. The grooves worked as oil retention, and helped minimize the expansion that caused them to seize. The pistons were always polish sanded wet in the parts washer with 600 grit after machining to eliminate any sharp edges, and maintain the original OD.
I've been following you for three years. Every video you continue to surprise me with your creativity. Keep going with the "franken-saws." Love to see you do what supposedly can't be done and listen to your stories.
Have patched small holes and cracks in fuel tanks with a 50/50 mix baking soda/pencil graphite with a few drops of super glue Strong 💪 not sure how it could work in larger scale. Thank you Harvey for sharing your knowledge of chainsaw wizardry wishing you and the family peace love and good health from Northern Ireland ✌️❤🎄🪵🪓🐝
Gas tank can be cut to whatever configuration - you’ll need donor plastic from another similar tank , soldering iron and “weld” the donor plastic where needed. Seal all is good stuff too worth having in the toolkit … 77” inches of snow ❄️ here by Lake Erie
You'll always be my favorite saw channel..I m behind the ironhorse no matter what others think..us loggers stick together..even if there old & worn out..be safe buddy..💪💪👍👍
I wouldn't cut that gas tank, I'd use a precision temp variable flow heat gun with a wide tip to soften it and bend it inward until carb clears. less likely to crack or leak imo. test temp and airflow on that carb plate that's same age and density plastic
Thanks for the shoutout Harv. I do have some TsuMura lightweight and Standard weight bars in stock for Stihl or Large mount Husky. Sizes range between 20-28” for most part. Make great Christmas gifts!
think i drove by your place last week. big wreck on highway , trip was a blur was it Maryland or West Virginia or pennsylvania, somewhere up there and traffic rerouted and low and behold I saw a sign in a yard ironhorse. hope y'all had a great thanksgiving.
🔥right on. That 372 fir buckin will be just awesome. Really enjoy your in depth and how you explain the builds🔥👊🔥⚙️🏍🔨🪵maybe some more story’s in next video
For your hands Harvey try Relief Factor it my help considerably! I've put together a little extra something for our Horse trading! Can't wait to hear this new build Rip 🐴 have a safe week!
Been missing your mug Ironhorse and I'm glad you got your pre winter checklist squared away! As a landscaper we just hit layoffs and started snow removal season lol got a new baby coming in January and I've been trying to start a small side hustle refurbing axes and cheap saws! I've been having a blast so far and can't wait to get enough put together and figured out so I can feel right selling it..thanks so much for the always great content and great inspiration for things to think about. Take care and have a good one yall
@@theironhorse6600 I have tried to send a couple email nothing important just tring to check up on. But do you have a old junk tank you can sent me I got some two part plastic epoxy that we use on Automotive bumpers I'd like to try one in tanks for your bucking build
just a thought .you may be able to glue the reed block to the cases with panel bond to test things out as a proof of concept without going to the time and expense of welding the cases up
You are a hell of a human being my friend. Thanks for all your hard work you do to bring us such great content. So glad buckin turned me on to your channel.
Mr. Drake I have never welded a plastic gas tank on a chain saw but I have welded a plastic tank on a Husqvarna lawn mower. It's held up great for over two years. I would be willing to bet it's the same process on a chainsaw tank. I would be honored to discuss the process I used with you if your interested. I've been watching for this build to come along. I had been contemplating something similar for a while now but I've been out of work for almost two years so I haven't had access to machine shop equipment. I'm in the process of trying to set up a shop now and would love to play around with a similar build. I believe even the 55mm 390 cylinder with a 38mm stroke would be a good saw at around 90cc but what heck 95cc sounds better. Lol
Hey Harv Found your channel a couple months ago and really enjoying your visits ,always something to learn. I'm just easing into retirement myself, dropping and forgetting thing and really looking forward to more time for my projects . Just finishing up processing a beef ,canning and freezing then on the chainsaw tune ups for firewood. I'll be checking those mains like you said. It's all good good ain't.. Really enjoy your videos Harve ! I set you up in the shop or wherever I'm working and it's like having an Old Friend drop in . Work right alone ,drink some tea ,have a smoke and tell some lies that neither one of up believes God Bless my Friend , to You and your your little Gem ! Oh Canada
Can’t wait to see this stuff 🙏❤️🔥☀️🧬 I fixed a few tanks but only broken stuff. If you have iPhone you can add ppl to favorites folder. Stay safe brother .!!!
@@plowmaster1206 only service I have buddy is welding a hell of a lot of pipe and hanging steel, tuna towers, military installations...I'm not in any of the military just have had a lot to do with it, uncle harve is the one needing the thank you but thank you anyway
@@travisweldmaster7815 yes ive thanked him and will continue to do so, when i saw igy6 i figgerd you were military. Appreciated nonetheless. Keep yer head on a swivel, if you live here in NY you know you need it.
@@plowmaster1206 yeah I figured lol im....of those guys i guess you could say, no I'm deep south brother, its oooolllld school and slooow still down here, it's a different world down here, but no doubt. I still keep my head on a swivel, I shoot load and train A LOT, I can tell were on the same page. I take our 2nd very seriously and line has been in the sand, be careful friend if ur In nyc
@@travisweldmaster7815 im the farthest north one can get from the city and still be in ny. Our whole state is red but its dictated by the rotten apple and its lefto agendas. The bail reform is good reason to stay awake. Weve got very little crime here, but the criminals we do have go unpunished... meanwhile seems evey day comes new restrictions on the right to defend onself. Heartbreaking to seem the direction were heading. All we can do at this point is just put it in Gods hands eh?
@@travisweldmaster7815 id love to at least move to wv but like i been saying its hard to back a uhaul up to a working farm... ill just stand my ground eh
Just found your site through Bucking Billy Ray .Drove past his home this morning going to Nanaimo airport ,look forward in seeing your past and future postings .
Hey Harvey! Hip shot, thinking out loud, what if you auger out the whole stock gas tank and make a combination Reed block/ gas tank assembly out of aluminum. Make the tank out of sheet aluminum and tig weld the Reed block on top and nestle the whole thing down in the hole. Not sure how crazy you want to get but it’s worth a think! Love your channel and your passion. I’m up in NW MN. 25 years in at the birthplace of Snowmobiling! 👍🏻🇺🇸
Good to hear from you I really enjoy the channel I can’t do a hole lot since I have a special needs son I look forward to the videos cause it is something that I would like to do but can’t keep up the good work
HARV! I'm sure you have tried it! but I fixed a gas leak on a p42 with superglue and baking soda! also it's how I fix holes in old plastic gas cans! works good buddy!
Do you know why Husqvarna stopped making the 254 chainsaw ? I have one and love it and the shop where I bought it Braggs on that saw everytime I buy parts for it .
Keep a heating pad near by for your hands while working at your table and buy heat pockets and place in your jeans as you walk around keeping your hands warm all the time.
How many custom saws does Buckin have built and sent to him??? The man must have a private facility for all those chainsaws like Leno does for his cars lol
Very nice and interesting build you are doing on this saw, it will be crazy light and strong runner, but i just wonder how will the crankshaft and 6202 crank bearings on 372xp handle 95cc with port job? Im really looking forward to see this one run 🙂
You can also use a 362 it is the same so also the only thing is it has a small amounts on the bar for only a 25 inch but there is a way to adapt it on to make a Long bar work
Like working a sound system. You cannot make every one happy. . My thoughts is mabe not go 200/220psi compression to start with, mabe 170. Increase cooling if possible, different flywheel mabe? 0.01c
Went to wolf creek saw shops web page and I definitely like what I see 👀 going to order part's as soon as possible 😊😊😊👍🌎🌞 How have you been feeling Harvey 👍looking like you feeling much better 👍👍👍👍🌞🌎😊 I was down to 212 but gained 10 back 🤔😖 was eating things I should not eat oh well 🤔 😅 🤷
Good afternoon Ironhorse just wanna let you know I did see that video Balkan bill lee ray where he compared your built saw to the other one there was no comparison your salt rocks it performed in sounded much better. 👍😊
I can't speak for the bars but I like cutting timber with Archer chain. I think Oregon is the worst chain on the market. Stihl is a pretty good chain and the X cut Husqvarna is the best. Just my opinions.
@@j.chrisbeck7492 I honestly haven't ran any and the biggest reason why is all of their bars I have seen have the hole punched in them out toward the tip and I have never liked a bar with a hole in it. They pack up with sawdust and bind up feeling sort of like a bent bar. If you are not cutting big trees constantly you may not notice it. As far as the chain goes I have heard good things but I can't say myself. If they do make bars without the hole in them I would like to try one for sure. I try anything once.... their is another discount company out there on amazon and ebay called "8ten". They make good chain, as good as Archer probably. I have one on my 550xp that I carry with me on the cutting machine right now. Hope this helps.
Harv I’ve learned a lot from you and a couple of others. I have a question for you about my 365 special I picked up in a box! I measured the piston and it’s a 52mm piston? I thought that the 365 special was a 50mm and a 365 was a 48mm? Please advise? I also want to replace the bearings with the ceramic ones . I forgot to mention the carb is the HD 12 which I thought was for the 372xp? Any information from you will be highly appreciated!
I'm in the UK love saws but over here no one plays with saws as in port work etc I would love to have a 372 saw with 95cc like a sleeper saw to mess with the new fangled 500i how would I go about getting one built by you please
Congratulations on your pending retirement IronHorse 🎉 you deserve a taste of the good life and I’m sure we followers will appreciate your extra time on your channel👍
Looking forward to this new build for Buckin 🎉
THIS IS WHEN A BUSTED UP FALLER GETS EXCITED. LIKE THIS ROAD WE ARE ON
Happy Retirement Smokey, Your going to love it. Oh your hands, when i was 27 i had Rheumatoid Arthritis. Alcohol and red meat would make my hands like you described.
Hi harv I'm not taking nothing away from any of the other saw builders I watch a lot of them and there's some good ones out there but I'll have to say in my opinion you're the best I love your content I love how you said and explain what you're doing and the progress you're making I'd love to know what you have forgot about sauce you're really knowledgeable thank you for the videos please keep them coming
Uncle harve is authentic and has nothing to prove, uncle harves channel introduced by buckn dramatically changed my life
Congrats on being able to retire. Look forward to more time with uncle Harv. These builds are awesome. Thank you Ironhorse. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
Love your videos Harvey. I never miss any. Thank you.
A trick I used back in the 2 Stroke days to maintain a tight cylinder to piston clearance, especially with Wiesco pistons, was to chuck the piston up in the lathe, and lightly groove or knurl the piston skirts almost up to the bottom of the wrist pin. The grooves worked as oil retention, and helped minimize the expansion that caused them to seize. The pistons were always polish sanded wet in the parts washer with 600 grit after machining to eliminate any sharp edges, and maintain the original OD.
Hi Harvey, having breakfast then out to knock some trees for next years firewood, another valuable video. Cheers from NZ
I've been following you for three years. Every video you continue to surprise me with your creativity. Keep going with the "franken-saws." Love to see you do what supposedly can't be done and listen to your stories.
Have patched small holes and cracks in fuel tanks with a 50/50 mix
baking soda/pencil graphite with a few drops of super glue
Strong 💪 not sure how it could work in larger scale. Thank you Harvey for sharing your knowledge of chainsaw wizardry wishing you and the family peace love and good health from
Northern Ireland
✌️❤🎄🪵🪓🐝
Gas tank can be cut to whatever configuration - you’ll need donor plastic from another similar tank , soldering iron and “weld” the donor plastic where needed. Seal all is good stuff too worth having in the toolkit … 77” inches of snow ❄️ here by Lake Erie
You'll always be my favorite saw channel..I m behind the ironhorse no matter what others think..us loggers stick together..even if there old & worn out..be safe buddy..💪💪👍👍
I wouldn't cut that gas tank, I'd use a precision temp variable flow heat gun with a wide tip to soften it and bend it inward until carb clears. less likely to crack or leak imo. test temp and airflow on that carb plate that's same age and density plastic
Thank you sir we all appreciated you very much. From Canada!
I've enjoyed your show for a long time Harvey,keep them coming. Wisdom and skills, hard to beat. Cheers
Thanks for the shoutout Harv. I do have some TsuMura lightweight and Standard weight bars in stock for Stihl or Large mount Husky. Sizes range between 20-28” for most part. Make great Christmas gifts!
think i drove by your place last week. big wreck on highway , trip was a blur was it Maryland or West Virginia or pennsylvania, somewhere up there and traffic rerouted and low and behold I saw a sign in a yard ironhorse. hope y'all had a great thanksgiving.
That's gonna be freakin awesome Harv. Lookin forward to it. If anyone can than it's u.
Uncle ironhorse.. you have a new stihl hat. Looks good brother. ❤ FROM PNW OREGON
Awesome! This will be a fun project!
Love your true story's too. Keep em comming harv.
🔥right on. That 372 fir buckin will be just awesome. Really enjoy your in depth and how you explain the builds🔥👊🔥⚙️🏍🔨🪵maybe some more story’s in next video
Bless you IRONHORSE for sharing your life and words of wisdom with us:)
For your hands Harvey try Relief Factor it my help considerably! I've put together a little extra something for our Horse trading! Can't wait to hear this new build Rip 🐴 have a safe week!
Been missing your mug Ironhorse and I'm glad you got your pre winter checklist squared away! As a landscaper we just hit layoffs and started snow removal season lol got a new baby coming in January and I've been trying to start a small side hustle refurbing axes and cheap saws! I've been having a blast so far and can't wait to get enough put together and figured out so I can feel right selling it..thanks so much for the always great content and great inspiration for things to think about. Take care and have a good one yall
Can't wait to see the builds Harvey. Glad you've joined the ranks of us old retired farts. Stay safe and God bless you and your family.
Well said and amen brother
Glad to see you back and in good health Harv
Your wheels are always turning. That saw you built for Buckin kicks azz!
Glad to see you back uncle Harvey. Missed you.
Hey Kurt!
@@theironhorse6600 I have tried to send a couple email nothing important just tring to check up on. But do you have a old junk tank you can sent me I got some two part plastic epoxy that we use on Automotive bumpers I'd like to try one in tanks for your bucking build
What is your email address I may not be typing it in right?
I’ve been watching your videos from Australia for a good while now. Love your honesty and willingness to share your knowledge.
just a thought .you may be able to glue the reed block to the cases with panel bond to test things out as a proof of concept without going to the time and expense of welding the cases up
My hands hurt so bad sometimes can't even open a bag of chips,but I just keep pushing ahead. Can't wait to come down one day
You are a hell of a human being my friend. Thanks for all your hard work you do to bring us such great content. So glad buckin turned me on to your channel.
It's great to hear from ya Harvey!
Good to see ya back.
Awesome video Iron horse! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Thanks for sharing. I like what you are doing. I interested in learning.
Damnit. TH-cam shut off my notifications!
Keep the videos coming!
Hope u had a good thanksgiving i truly hate ill never get an IRONHORSE saw.😞 but wish u the best in retirement sir. Love ur work.
Mr. Drake I have never welded a plastic gas tank on a chain saw but I have welded a plastic tank on a Husqvarna lawn mower. It's held up great for over two years. I would be willing to bet it's the same process on a chainsaw tank. I would be honored to discuss the process I used with you if your interested.
I've been watching for this build to come along. I had been contemplating something similar for a while now but I've been out of work for almost two years so I haven't had access to machine shop equipment. I'm in the process of trying to set up a shop now and would love to play around with a similar build. I believe even the 55mm 390 cylinder with a 38mm stroke would be a good saw at around 90cc but what heck 95cc sounds better. Lol
Great to see you back ironhorse. Im'ma light me a cigar and start watching.
God Bless and Protect you and your family IRONHORSE:)
Great stuff, thanks Harvey. Looking forward to the rest of the build.
Thank you for all your good information
I'm here in Johnstown NY we got about 2.5 of snow, thanks for another video.
Thanks for sharing. Learned a lot from you. Cheers
Glad to see you Harv!
Good to see you again. I would love to get my hands on an iron horse one day.
Hey Harv
Found your channel a couple months ago and really enjoying your visits ,always something to learn. I'm just easing into retirement myself, dropping and forgetting thing and really looking forward to more time for my projects . Just finishing up processing a beef ,canning and freezing then on the chainsaw tune ups for firewood. I'll be checking those mains like you said. It's all good good ain't..
Really enjoy your videos Harve ! I set you up in the shop or wherever I'm working and it's like having an Old Friend drop in . Work right alone ,drink some tea ,have a smoke and tell some lies that neither one of up believes
God Bless my Friend , to You and your your little Gem !
Oh Canada
Welcome to the channel, I know you will enjoy it
Congrats on your retirement! Welcome to the club! I did it last year!
Congratulations on the retirement Harv. I enjoy mine a lot. I know the hands deal also but just keep pushing. Be safe and be careful.
I can’t wait to see what you do with those two toys you’re getting from A Mike. Oh yes getting super excited to see.
Can’t wait to see this stuff 🙏❤️🔥☀️🧬 I fixed a few tanks but only broken stuff. If you have iPhone you can add ppl to favorites folder. Stay safe brother .!!!
Happy Thanksgiving Harvey!
Ol joe he is the man and doing so much for the saw community, love u uncle harve, dont worry about backing me brother, I got ur 6 also friend
@@plowmaster1206 only service I have buddy is welding a hell of a lot of pipe and hanging steel, tuna towers, military installations...I'm not in any of the military just have had a lot to do with it, uncle harve is the one needing the thank you but thank you anyway
@@travisweldmaster7815 yes ive thanked him and will continue to do so, when i saw igy6 i figgerd you were military. Appreciated nonetheless. Keep yer head on a swivel, if you live here in NY you know you need it.
@@plowmaster1206 yeah I figured lol im....of those guys i guess you could say, no I'm deep south brother, its oooolllld school and slooow still down here, it's a different world down here, but no doubt. I still keep my head on a swivel, I shoot load and train A LOT, I can tell were on the same page. I take our 2nd very seriously and line has been in the sand, be careful friend if ur In nyc
@@travisweldmaster7815 im the farthest north one can get from the city and still be in ny. Our whole state is red but its dictated by the rotten apple and its lefto agendas. The bail reform is good reason to stay awake. Weve got very little crime here, but the criminals we do have go unpunished... meanwhile seems evey day comes new restrictions on the right to defend onself. Heartbreaking to seem the direction were heading. All we can do at this point is just put it in Gods hands eh?
@@travisweldmaster7815 id love to at least move to wv but like i been saying its hard to back a uhaul up to a working farm... ill just stand my ground eh
Such a great channel
Just found your site through Bucking Billy Ray .Drove past his home this morning going to Nanaimo airport ,look forward in seeing your past and future postings .
Good to see ya harv.... sorry we didnt get a new governor
Hey Harvey! Hip shot, thinking out loud, what if you auger out the whole stock gas tank and make a combination Reed block/ gas tank assembly out of aluminum. Make the tank out of sheet aluminum and tig weld the Reed block on top and nestle the whole thing down in the hole. Not sure how crazy you want to get but it’s worth a think! Love your channel and your passion. I’m up in NW MN. 25 years in at the birthplace of Snowmobiling! 👍🏻🇺🇸
Good to hear from you I really enjoy the channel I can’t do a hole lot since I have a special needs son I look forward to the videos cause it is something that I would like to do but can’t keep up the good work
You will be rewarded friend
Glad to see you again all the best Kalamazoo Michigan
HARV! I'm sure you have tried it! but I fixed a gas leak on a p42 with superglue and baking soda! also it's how I fix holes in old plastic gas cans! works good buddy!
Be careful with your feet when you have diabetes
Stay healthy
You're a pleasure to watch your builds
I’d like to get one of your saw’s before you retire !
Congrats on your up coming retirement , i got mine goin at 64, & have not missed work or the stress that goes with it !! Enjoy the channel Thanks
I retired a few years back , never worked so hard during my whole life 👍🇨🇦
Big big thanks ironhorse, you sir are a WILd MAN
Do you know why Husqvarna stopped making the 254 chainsaw ? I have one and love it and the shop where I bought it Braggs on that saw everytime I buy parts for it .
Keep a heating pad near by for your hands while working at your table and buy heat pockets and place in your jeans as you walk around keeping your hands warm all the time.
The one inch of snow had me laughing. Vs the six feet
Love the video’s keep being you❤
Great to see ya buddy 🇦🇺👍🏻 love what you do……
Plastic weld gas tank. Basically like a soldering iron. You can get a kit with plastic rod
How many custom saws does Buckin have built and sent to him??? The man must have a private facility for all those chainsaws like Leno does for his cars lol
Hi thanks for all the great info
Very nice and interesting build you are doing on this saw, it will be crazy light and strong runner, but i just wonder how will the crankshaft and 6202 crank bearings on 372xp handle 95cc with port job? Im really looking forward to see this one run 🙂
Works in the 86cc build! Using ceramic hybrid bearings to take the extra load! We will see on the crank won’t we!
@@theironhorse6600 your plan sounds good 👍
Looking forward to seeing this build!
Next level stuff buddy!!!
You can also use a 362 it is the same so also the only thing is it has a small amounts on the bar for only a 25 inch but there is a way to adapt it on to make a Long bar work
Thanks love your videos still want one of your saws happy thanks giving
Like working a sound system.
You cannot make every one happy.
.
My thoughts is mabe not go 200/220psi compression to start with, mabe 170.
Increase cooling if possible, different flywheel mabe?
0.01c
Case Reed done right incorporating a piston port at 95cc?! … well that particular combo might clear the bar a
With some room to spare
How can I get a hold of you?
You're awesome 👌. Thanks for doing what you do and don't quit on us with the retirement plan.
Dude your so talented I feel like that welded crank could be chucked into your lathe and cut back to original? Would that be possible? :)
nice like your new thinking thanks from norway
Went to wolf creek saw shops web page and I definitely like what I see 👀 going to order part's as soon as possible 😊😊😊👍🌎🌞
How have you been feeling Harvey 👍looking like you feeling much better 👍👍👍👍🌞🌎😊
I was down to 212 but gained 10 back 🤔😖 was eating things I should not eat oh well 🤔 😅 🤷
Good afternoon Ironhorse just wanna let you know I did see that video Balkan bill lee ray where he compared your built saw to the other one there was no comparison your salt rocks it performed in sounded much better. 👍😊
I can't speak for the bars but I like cutting timber with Archer chain. I think Oregon is the worst chain on the market. Stihl is a pretty good chain and the X cut Husqvarna is the best. Just my opinions.
What do you think of the Holzfforma bars/ chains ? I've got a set coming this week
@@j.chrisbeck7492 I honestly haven't ran any and the biggest reason why is all of their bars I have seen have the hole punched in them out toward the tip and I have never liked a bar with a hole in it. They pack up with sawdust and bind up feeling sort of like a bent bar. If you are not cutting big trees constantly you may not notice it. As far as the chain goes I have heard good things but I can't say myself. If they do make bars without the hole in them I would like to try one for sure. I try anything once.... their is another discount company out there on amazon and ebay called "8ten". They make good chain, as good as Archer probably. I have one on my 550xp that I carry with me on the cutting machine right now. Hope this helps.
@@timberslasher4899 wonder if the holes could be filled with JB weld ? If cleaned up first, then filled, it seems to me it might work
Nice to see you Ironhorse
That looks like a interesting build
Nice 😊 👍👍
dudeeee I'm stokkkked on this!
Hey Harv buckin Ben working with nicks boots they cost a pretty penny but I’m sure ol BBR can get u the hook up
I would try fiberglass on the gas tank
You’re a good guy
Harv I’ve learned a lot from you and a couple of others. I have a question for you about my 365 special I picked up in a box! I measured the piston and it’s a 52mm piston? I thought that the 365 special was a 50mm and a 365 was a 48mm? Please advise? I also want to replace the bearings with the ceramic ones . I forgot to mention the carb is the HD 12 which I thought was for the 372xp? Any information from you will be highly appreciated!
Brilliant video thank you
I'm in the UK love saws but over here no one plays with saws as in port work etc I would love to have a 372 saw with 95cc like a sleeper saw to mess with the new fangled 500i how would I go about getting one built by you please
Haven't seen ya for ages big fella
That's going to be interesting