Yee ha.. been a while since I was first 🏁….nice .. you made short work of that timber , bugger about myrtle , sure she’ll be right … hope alls well with the army , love to all , be kind , love n hugs for mama buckin…Duffy 🤟…..😎👍🇦🇺
@@pm270100 … ok thx mate. , my Dads not doing yo well , but holding on …. Hope y’all are keeping safe up your end . Doing good in Tassie , but nervous about the borders opening. up. Keep safe mate 👍
Real enjoyable content Buckin. There was a little bit of everything. Buckin logs with a variety of chainsaws,& splitting the bucks with a variety of axes. The combination of rain,& splitting logs is oddly satisfying. Thanks for sharing, loved it. 😍 💯❤️👍🏾🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
luv to see run the ole Homelite brings back so memories of my dad he loves his ole Homelite saws and he gave me my first Homelite saw for Christmas when I was 10 n I'm 37 now n I still have it..till this day stay kind friend from the mountains of WEST VIRGINIA U.S.A
Buckin, I love the sound of rain and splitting wood - rhythmic! Reminds me of being the ocean (south pacific islands - Tonga that is) during heavy rain - nose barely above ocean and watch and hear rain drops into the ocean and bounce up and down while other raindrops are on its way down - no music better drumming than that...
Thanks for keeping things real Buckin. Things go sideways all the time and how you react is everything. I appreciate you showing the good and the bad while you do your thing. Also I’m still in love with that TINMAN homelite 😁
You sure do love those old homelites... brings back some great memories for me... my first climbing saw was an old xl12... wow... separates the men from mice. Lol love your videos brother! Keep up the great work
Gotta love it! Sawing and Jawing! Splitting as the rain is spitting! All while the clutch linkage falls away! All with that Hey it happens, but I be happy attitude….. Buckin just shows that Life Be Good!
I really enjoy watching you swing an axe. It reminds me of my Dad, he could do things with a double bit axe that I couldn't do with a hammer and wedge.He tried teaching me, but I still can't do what he could do....
Clutches are over-rated anyway. I once lost a clutch an hour from home and had to drive the rest of the way in 2nd gear. That was the best view I ever had while driving! Man, great video as always! Peaceful! God bless!
I wish the fellers would have adapted your log length back when I was heating my house back in Northern Illinois. I was too busy ,so I bought my wood, ,and I swear I had to cut it all twice anyway😁, they were always too long to fit the stove. The ole' lady always snatched up the shorties.
Hey Buckin' you have a pretty good swing. Looks like you would be a good golfer! Haha. I do that same thing when I split wood after seeing you do that a long time ago. Works great. Love the old XL. A friend of mine had one when we cut wood together 50 years ago. Looks like Tinmam did a good job on that one. Keep spreading the good news! Thanks for all you do
I thought the same thing! I played golf for 24yrs up until I was 26! Hurt myself at work left arm and shoulder copped it now I can’t really play the way I used to but life goes on✊👍
What a treat to watch you split the wood. I almost feel like I am there with you when the axe meets the wood, with the sound of the rain. Truly appreciate you sharing with us. Stay safe, be kind and love always wins ❤️🪓✊🏻🪵🌲
Ya have that little guy cutting good, Tinman has made a great little runner. Straight grain fire wood is always great to split. Definitely a great made axe . The wood is solid and is not bouncing just splitting. Dont ya love it when a plan comes together. Love Wins.
Ruh Roh Myrtle, she will be okay she has been runnin so good she just needs a bit of Buckin Love. The Ole 76 is sure a neat saw and man she rips. Nice axe of Tinmans nice splitter for sure. Love ya brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
hello buckin. i love this homelite! at least I have the box that she came to you, hahaha! I hope you can get your clutch back, best wishes on that. this is a killer ax for tinman, great. have a great day, brother. hey army stay kind and helpful.
That's one cool ol homelite, I have a super XL, it's still going after 60 years, it outlived it's original owner, my friend, and will probably outlive me, if there's men out there of a mind to keep using it.
Keep up the great work buckin. Freaking love all your videos and have learned a LOT. Can't wait to cut poplars and 24 inch white pines next spring!!!! Lol
10:24 I truly appreciate and admire the deliberate swings of that ax. Don't waste any movement. I never really split with an ax, only a maul and occasionally a wedge for the knarly pieces. I'd like to try doing it with an ax.
you should tell young dont try this at home entell you have had a ax in your hands in a while i luv it i hope i get to meet you one day thank you so much-needed
It’s gotta be great cutting soft wood. Those saws look like rockstars tearing through those logs. I’m stuck with northern Michigan dead standing Ash which is like cutting concrete.
I used a Homelite as an amateur back in the early ‘80s to clear a maple covered acreage and I’ve always said that that was my absolute favourite saw of all time. Selective memory, particularly good time in my life? Maybe. But I’d sure love to have that saw today!
Owned XL76 for years, cut a ton of wood with it. XL 76 was the best saw for the dollar back in the day. Ran it for 40 years, not pro but we burned 10 cord a year or better for years. When it cam time to replace it I went with the Echo. I don't cut the wood like I used to but this saw has been a good one too. Word of caution, wet wood is slippery, an axe can glance off and make a nasty injury. I expect you are aware of that and figure the risk is minimal but for the less professional out there, don't try this at home.
That 58 CC saw really does the job. I use older homelites a 54 CC Xl12 and a 58CC Xl automatic are my main saws. Just got a Homelite 101 and McCoulloc 610 need to get them running. Dont like plastic saws with loose vibration isolation. Ive bought new Huskys and own several of the stills and huskys. I dont think they will still be getting used when they are 50 to 60 years old. I will gladly trade running plastic saws for non running vintage metal ones.
I received an xl 76 my friend found in a free pile. Looks like the previous owner tried to rebuild the carb but gave up as the carb was in pieces in a plastic container beside the saw. The problem I’m having is it has no spark and I can’t find a blue coil for it. Anyone out here have any suggestions as to where to find one, a good after market one or how to repair one? Thanks
My boyfriend is such a huge fan of yours lol he falls asleep to your videos. How do you get one of your shirts??? I would love to get him one for Christmas
Hey friend, I need your help, I have in my possession a beautiful McCullouch 1-53 with a dinky 18inch bar and 404 chain , I’d like to change it to a 36 inch bar with 3/8 .063 chain but I don’t know what I need to do to modify a bar to fit and I don’t know where to find the right clutch drum , stay safe
Hey Buckin’ I’ve noticed you often run your powersaw 1 handed when buckin up logs, have you ever had a major kickback while one handing or does that not happen to you often? I know with softer wood such as pine and fir it’s less likely with a chain as sharp as yours but I figured it could still happen.
Mornin every everyone!! A 371, a homie, some axes and a vintage truck?? That starts my day off awesomely!!
Love the axe buddy, thankyou
That 76 you built is a monster
U did great on that homie 4sure buddy. Love it.
that homelite is perfection in a firewood saw
8 am in NH and while the umpa lumpas load the truck I am watching Bucking playing in the rain. Dont get better than this.
You look full of happiness this morning BUCKIN ,,😁😁😁✊✊✊hope everyone has a great day,,,,nice saw TINMAN THAT homelites deadly
Yee ha.. been a while since I was first 🏁….nice .. you made short work of that timber , bugger about myrtle , sure she’ll be right … hope alls well with the army , love to all , be kind , love n hugs for mama buckin…Duffy 🤟…..😎👍🇦🇺
Loaded!
@@snowman6678 Gday fellas ..👍
how you been
@@pm270100 … ok thx mate. , my Dads not doing yo well , but holding on …. Hope y’all are keeping safe up your end . Doing good in Tassie , but nervous about the borders opening. up. Keep safe mate 👍
There you are!
good to see you in the comments!👍🎯
I have been watching for awhile now and FINALLY created an account just so I can subscribe to your AWESOME channel! Thanks Buckin for your education!
hey hey welcome
Welcome to the community, Curtis!
Hey Curtis Welcome!
Best buckin I ever seen Billy! That thing is running like a watch! Where' your gloves!- your hands are gonna get buzzed!
The bushman's helicoil, ingenious repair for the E brake. That dandenong made quick work of the wood. beautiful tool.
Real enjoyable content Buckin. There was a little bit of everything. Buckin logs with a variety of chainsaws,& splitting the bucks with a variety of axes. The combination of rain,& splitting logs is oddly satisfying. Thanks for sharing, loved it. 😍 💯❤️👍🏾🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
luv to see run the ole Homelite brings back so memories of my dad he loves his ole Homelite saws and he gave me my first Homelite saw for Christmas when I was 10 n I'm 37 now n I still have it..till this day stay kind friend from the mountains of WEST VIRGINIA U.S.A
11:05 it's the sound of nature! Something so many people are completely disconnected from!
I was gonna say the rain and the splittin' sounded wholesome!
The tinman did a stellar job on the xl76!!
Buckin, I love the sound of rain and splitting wood - rhythmic! Reminds me of being the ocean (south pacific islands - Tonga that is) during heavy rain - nose barely above ocean and watch and hear rain drops into the ocean and bounce up and down while other raindrops are on its way down - no music better drumming than that...
It sounds like the shockwave from hitting the wood, shakes drops from the trees down…. Sounds so beautiful!
Much love everyone!
Good morning Buckin
I have about 20 XL 76 saws . They are my all time favorite saw. Great video.
Myrtle will ride again! Glad you are safe and sound Buckin! Could have been bad. 👍
Thanks for keeping things real Buckin. Things go sideways all the time and how you react is everything. I appreciate you showing the good and the bad while you do your thing. Also I’m still in love with that TINMAN homelite 😁
Good morning Buckin!! Love always wins ✌️✊
Too right Dustin . Hope alls well ur end mate..😎👍🇦🇺
That’s the meanest little homelite. Good job tinman. Loved the videos building it
You sure do love those old homelites... brings back some great memories for me... my first climbing saw was an old xl12... wow... separates the men from mice. Lol love your videos brother! Keep up the great work
Gotta love it! Sawing and Jawing! Splitting as the rain is spitting! All while the clutch linkage falls away! All with that Hey it happens, but I be happy attitude….. Buckin just shows that Life Be Good!
thanks for consistent videos buckin, watched every video on your channel wish i had a place of my own
I really enjoy watching you swing an axe. It reminds me of my Dad, he could do things with a double bit axe that I couldn't do with a hammer and wedge.He tried teaching me, but I still can't do what he could do....
A house in thr woods just what I want ☺️🌱🌱🌿🌲🌲🏠🌲🌲🌿🌱
Clutches are over-rated anyway. I once lost a clutch an hour from home and had to drive the rest of the way in 2nd gear. That was the best view I ever had while driving! Man, great video as always! Peaceful! God bless!
I wish the fellers would have adapted your log length back when I was heating my house back in Northern Illinois. I was too busy ,so I bought my wood, ,and I swear I had to cut it all twice anyway😁, they were always too long to fit the stove. The ole' lady always snatched up the shorties.
Hey Buckin' you have a pretty good swing. Looks like you would be a good golfer! Haha. I do that same thing when I split wood after seeing you do that a long time ago. Works great. Love the old XL. A friend of mine had one when we cut wood together 50 years ago. Looks like Tinmam did a good job on that one. Keep spreading the good news! Thanks for all you do
I thought the same thing! I played golf for 24yrs up until I was 26! Hurt myself at work left arm and shoulder copped it now I can’t really play the way I used to but life goes on✊👍
Love them old homelites! I got a xl-100 that just screams through anything
(With the proper sharpening of the chain)
What a treat to watch you split the wood. I almost feel like I am there with you when the axe meets the wood, with the sound of the rain. Truly appreciate you sharing with us.
Stay safe, be kind and love always wins ❤️🪓✊🏻🪵🌲
Ya have that little guy cutting good, Tinman has made a great little runner. Straight grain fire wood is always great to split. Definitely a great made axe . The wood is solid and is not bouncing just splitting. Dont ya love it when a plan comes together. Love Wins.
Lovley video billy as usual. Peace and love from Scotland stu and family
When you're splitting the wood it's echoing in the gully sound neet keep up the great videos love and kindness from newbrunswick
Thank you Billy Ray!!!
That Homelite is absolutely CRAZY! Gorgeous saw too!
Another awesome splitting video Buckin! I've been in the same boat where linkage came apart with old timber truck.
Love how real you are buckin
Snap, crackle, pop..."Buckin" in the rain!
Ruh Roh Myrtle, she will be okay she has been runnin so good she just needs a bit of Buckin Love. The Ole 76 is sure a neat saw and man she rips. Nice axe of Tinmans nice splitter for sure. Love ya brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Great day in the woods! ❤
Left us on a cliff hanger! Hope you made it home alright, onto the next one!
I seen alot of things I've never even heard of . Mr Ray.... You the man!
0:21 look at the truck! Go to www.buckinbillyray.com and check out his new Myrtle hoodie.
Gettin' fancy with the camera-work bud. 👍 . Looks great!
You are amazing! The way you control a chainsaw or an axe is absolutly beautifull!
thx,,, but ill bet yer really good at yer job too. love to you and yours
The Homelite xl series is a very overlooked series of saws!
hello buckin. i love this homelite! at least I have the box that she came to you, hahaha!
I hope you can get your clutch back, best wishes on that.
this is a killer ax for tinman, great.
have a great day, brother. hey army stay kind and helpful.
The forest echo is awesome.
That's one cool ol homelite, I have a super XL, it's still going after 60 years, it outlived it's original owner, my friend, and will probably outlive me, if there's men out there of a mind to keep using it.
Morning bucking and everyone
It's about time to see some Homelite action good video
Keep up the great work buckin. Freaking love all your videos and have learned a LOT. Can't wait to cut poplars and 24 inch white pines next spring!!!! Lol
10:24 I truly appreciate and admire the deliberate swings of that ax. Don't waste any movement. I never really split with an ax, only a maul and occasionally a wedge for the knarly pieces. I'd like to try doing it with an ax.
That homelite is like a hot knife. The crank bearings are at their limits I'd image.
Keep the Canadian content coming!
Love the 76 buckin cant wait to see more
"This is a big help to them!"
What a beautiful way to start your workday, serving your customer! 👍💪❤️
Love you all...❤️❤️❤️
Lieutenant Bradley
Great little saw.
Nice axes, great job.
She chews through wood like I eat A bigmac 🤣🤣🤣🤣 nice saw TINMAN
you should tell young dont try this at home entell you have had a ax in your hands in a while i luv it i hope i get to meet you one day thank you so much-needed
Good morning
11pm here snowman … won’t be long out of bed …. Hope alls well & u & the fam are keeping safe …😎👍🇦🇺
nice axe for tinman. he deserve that axe
I’m convinced the wood is just scared of you, Buckin’. It starts to fall apart milliseconds before contact 😄
I’m ready for you to start selling those Axes.
that Homlite saw looks very handy ,the producer is me not known, but intresting to read about .
Man that husky run and that homelite doesn't do bad either
nice saw! ...thanks 4 video. be kind.
It’s gotta be great cutting soft wood. Those saws look like rockstars tearing through those logs. I’m stuck with northern Michigan dead standing Ash which is like cutting concrete.
awesome video my friend !
I used a Homelite as an amateur back in the early ‘80s to clear a maple covered acreage and I’ve always said that that was my absolute favourite saw of all time.
Selective memory, particularly good time in my life? Maybe. But I’d sure love to have that saw today!
For e brake handle put a set screw in it. Drill and tap it will help it from backing off after have it threaded on.
Owned XL76 for years, cut a ton of wood with it. XL 76 was the best saw for the dollar back in the day. Ran it for 40 years, not pro but we burned 10 cord a year or better for years. When it cam time to replace it I went with the Echo. I don't cut the wood like I used to but this saw has been a good one too. Word of caution, wet wood is slippery, an axe can glance off and make a nasty injury. I expect you are aware of that and figure the risk is minimal but for the less professional out there, don't try this at home.
OLS SCHOOL HOMELIGHT SAW / NO SAFETY ANYTHING / BILLY HAS NO FEAR ! / SOMEONE GET HIM A MINI SKID / HIS BACK IS GETTING A WORKOUT !
That 58 CC saw really does the job. I use older homelites a 54 CC Xl12 and a 58CC Xl automatic are my main saws. Just got a Homelite 101 and McCoulloc 610 need to get them running. Dont like plastic saws with loose vibration isolation. Ive bought new Huskys and own several of the stills and huskys. I dont think they will still be getting used when they are 50 to 60 years old. I will gladly trade running plastic saws for non running vintage metal ones.
My father has a homelite XL. Its awesome and runs great. Sounds way meaner than the Husky saws.
Mate!!!! I've been busy.😆 😆.💪. I'm here too much too watch love it beautiful! !!!!!!!!😲😲😲Nice.😆
Check the clutch pedal return spring
Or the clutch arm return spring
I received an xl 76 my friend found in a free pile. Looks like the previous owner tried to rebuild the carb but gave up as the carb was in pieces in a plastic container beside the saw. The problem I’m having is it has no spark and I can’t find a blue coil for it. Anyone out here have any suggestions as to where to find one, a good after market one or how to repair one? Thanks
No bueno on the clutch, brother! Ya get her back on the road??
its a Riipppaaa Billy
I have that same saw with a bow bar on it. Can't get it to run right. Looks good on the wall in my shop though.
My boyfriend is such a huge fan of yours lol he falls asleep to your videos. How do you get one of your shirts??? I would love to get him one for Christmas
Home light used to be a very cheaply made saw here in England
Doesn’t get much better than splitting firewood with a vintage ford and homelite
That saws a little ripper tinman did a good on building that saw
Ahwoooo get one 👍❤️❤️❤️
Love that 76 and your 130. When you want to sell one let me know.
Hey friend, I need your help, I have in my possession a beautiful McCullouch 1-53 with a dinky 18inch bar and 404 chain , I’d like to change it to a 36 inch bar with 3/8 .063 chain but I don’t know what I need to do to modify a bar to fit and I don’t know where to find the right clutch drum , stay safe
That homelite sounds mean and cuts fast but looks so nimble at the same time.
Finde ich auch.
It sounds so mean because it has the stack muffler so basicly no muffler even when they are stock they sound mean with that muffler!
Were you using round filed square filed or machine ground chains on this video?
Thanks
Hey Buckin. Wondering if there has ever been a tree you walked away from Because it was too dangerious? In terms of climbing
On behalf of all Australians, we are collectively jealous of your axe splitting with Canada's wood.
We don't have balsa wood here😂😂😂🇦🇺👍
cant wait to come down mate
Hey Buckin’ I’ve noticed you often run your powersaw 1 handed when buckin up logs, have you ever had a major kickback while one handing or does that not happen to you often? I know with softer wood such as pine and fir it’s less likely with a chain as sharp as yours but I figured it could still happen.
You don't need no stinking' clutch !
The great thing aboot ol ferds is you can fix it on the spot, haha
try that with yr new plastic truck
How do you's adjust the high jet in the cut on a mac 10-10?
Come on oil!!! Don't give up!!!🦾🦾🦾
At the beginning: A higher revving and perhaps slightly leaner Husky than what you tend to run?
How old is your dump truck Buckin