This is proof that you don't have to go spendin $900.00 on a brand ne w Stihl or Husky to get a wicked cutting machine. Love your vids and the positive message you send. Plz keep it up. The world needs more of you.
That's a sweet little saw. The first saw I ever used was a Homlite super xl. It was blue. Had a manual oiler in it. I remember when I first started using it I would forget to use the oiler and dad would get on me if I had too much oil left in the tank when it was time for fuel.
man that is one thing about them old homelites you can tell em apart from the competition been runnin an xl12 since i was 17 and runnin a pro mac 10 -10 now great saws
LOVE THIS SAW!!! Wow Buckin she sure is AWESOME!! Wish I had one of those babies! Love them Homelite’s love the old ones man. Thanks again for the content on your channel. Thanks Buckin
My Grandfather was the first Homelite dealer in our area of Ohio in the early 1950's. Most people today base their opinion of Homelite on the lesser quality stuff produced after they were bought out. Back in the day they made a lot of nice stuff. Dad has a soft spot for them naturally and have the stash of parts and such from Grandpa.
one of my earliest memories is going with my dad to buy a new Homelite back in the mid seventies, think I was around five or six...First chainsaw I ever put my hands on. Still have the case for it but the saw was stolen many years ago, man I wish I still had it.
love watching these Olds saws work billy, could you give us some details on each one before you introduce it, cc, bar size, year, auto/manual oiler? love this channel dude!
I love the videos you post. I lost my father last year to cancer. You remind me of him in a lot of different ways. Probably sounds weird. But I can get lost in the videos and remember all of this kinda stuff I did with him and helps me deal with the loss. Thank you, may your saw always cut true.
Everyone should handle at least once, a good running Homie. I started with a 55 Super Wiz, brass log teeth and 1/2" chain. It wasn't fast but it would chew through anything you laid it on. In my youthful wisdom back in the early 90's I traded it as part payment on a new 084. I wish I had that boat anchor 55 today.
really enjoyed that video billy and that homelite is a little beast, she was stopping for no one. When you rounded the fire up we call that " put the fire to bed" Take billy and all subscribers old and new...
like you Billy and hopefully many others I'm on a journey of self discovery as you were years ago. and I see when we go there it allows us too live and learn so much more my heart is in the outdoors and tree work and all that has too do with. and love chainsaws fixing them,tuning,maintaining them but mostly using them ha ha ha. but no i am heading there too brother . and your videos I see your energy and passion for it and its a good filling and a good reminder too keep on keeping on and do what you love in life because when I'm out there I fill at peace in whole thanks brother for all the positive energy it's awesome.
You do good work with those old vintage saws buckin. A lot of guys buy a new saw every few years. I wonder how many people have some old macs sitting under a bench somewhere being forgotten. Buckin wouldn't leave it forgotten. Maybe buckin could use some spare parts...
you should know by now i am a homelite fan , every time you get one or put one out i will go nuts over it ,it is the same with you and your Mac's i love the heck out out of the homelite's . i have own one Mac in my life but for some reason i turn back a homelite i gust i have homelite running threw my blood as the some with you being a died hard Mac guy Mac's is running threw in your blood.
Love the tips and tricks on the things you share Buckin'. Like on the fire for example. It all has value and is appreciated.Its always a great start to the day when there's a Buckin' Billy Ray video waiting to be watched;-) Happy Thanksgiving, Thanks pal
Bucken Billy, For me your video was just ok, but the best part was those special words at the end, which really inspired me. Came to watch your video because last night I found a homelight super xl automatic during my nightly walk that was put out for trash pickup. I live in a city type enviorment and always question would I be happier without the city regulations, out in rural country?? All the best from New Rochelle N.Y.
nice vid,i like my super xl's the 56cc saw,i did have the super xl 925 but sold it b4 I fixed it,now getting a mac 7-10 auto to run seems like it should be a good runner.keep up the great vids
I'm only 32 and my passion for tree's and saw's is deep just like you Billy I've been doing tree work half of my life going ng through some VERY HARD TIMES with life wish I could talk one on one with you love the video's buddy if there is a way we can talk please let me know.
Well good morning friends and Mr. Buckin Billy Ray haha, I like all the oldies, Come the 21st. I will be another year older (59) It hurt to say that..hahaha I'm glad you meantioned about not leavin a mess behind, You pay to have a bad limb cut off (yesterday) and I was left with the brushpile at least 15ft. tall.. I'm P'd about it but,I'll be a cuttin fool today..Stay Safe my friend and Take Care..
great ending note pal, I appreciate those self found tidbits. how nice of you Buckin to build a warming for for the 125..........don't wan at to catch cold, besides what's a fire hurt.............nothin ma nature lives them and so do I, just ask the local fire department, give my address and they'll know right where to go lol. Mac doesn't offer a pitchfork so I'm gonna go with we don't have a pitchfork cuz they ain't black an yeller!! hahaha
Billy, you have inspired me to get out my ole Super XL and get it going again. Do you know a source for parts if I need any? Back in the day I cut down a nice red oak with 2 Super XL's one was blue and one was a bit newer in red. After a good hand filing on both we started to buck the trunk. The sound of power coming out of those two saws was amazing, dueling chainsaws. That was a good day, a 34" tree and a 16" bar and it was no problem for the Homelites. Keep up the great videos.
Brother Billy, I have an idea for you. When you demonstrate a well sharpened chain, how about zooming in on the chips. Pick up a few and show us how big they are. (That's a good sign. ) A good chip should be as big as a tooth on the chain, maybe more.
Love the saw! Just picked one up myself. What bar/chain combo are you running on that thing? Mine has the original 16" bar and low kickback chain, but the bar has some cracks.
just bought 32 homelites ! not my choice for collecting , but it was from another guy's collection. most run but some need work . they are red's , blue's in color ? one jonesred, little jon ? one mac 10-10 . Big saw's ! very old . So cheap i could not pass them up .
Please take no offense, I have only run a couple of Homelite chain saws, one was really old when I was a kid(40 years ago now). But I cannot remember the model number, only thing I can really remember was the color: light blue grey sort of(I think). It was the most gawd-awful thing, never could get it started, and it VIBRATED wicked bad. It was such an awful thing that it almost turned me sour on chainsaws.(really) It probably just needed the attention of a pro like yourself. But I was just a kid 10-15 years old(didn't know a darn thing, still don't lol). However, after typing that "book" it seems to me your XL 76 is a real nice running useable saw, sounds real good too!!!!
Good day... wanted to ask for some advice on your top handle saws...... They are Stihl but whats the numers... Think of buying me one for work on my property..... Thanx
Hello matey, they are Stihl MS200t top handles, they don't make them anymore but there's the MS201t-cm instead. The 200t is the one folk love but the new 201tcm is still a good saw. When the 201 first came out it was just called the 201t, it wasn't so good so try and make sure it's the 201tcm you get, which it should be if it's new. You can get 200t's on eBay but you'll pay a fair whack for them. Hope that helps and I'm sure Buckin will be along to confirm. Take care :)
Billy I notice when you sharpen your chains, you always do a slight twist of your hand at the end of the stroke! Is there a reason for that? I do know for certain, a dull chain is a royal pain, not to mention it makes cutting a total nightmare!!
Talking about kick backs, I notice none of your saws have chain brakes fitted, is that because you dont have them over there standard on saws, or have you removed them?
Another "butter" tree, I can see. You cut, you zip, ...it goes nicely. @3:00 I think ur part wood pecker, my friend. Serious. Pecking on that wood with ur axe just to get the peckin done.
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This is proof that you don't have to go spendin $900.00 on a brand ne w Stihl or Husky to get a wicked cutting machine. Love your vids and the positive message you send. Plz keep it up. The world needs more of you.
Good message at the end Billy. Your the one who got me into these old saws! Thanks👍
Buckin is always showing us how to work smarter and not harder!!!! "Boot the stick" Love it friends!!!
That's a sweet little saw. The first saw I ever used was a Homlite super xl. It was blue. Had a manual oiler in it. I remember when I first started using it I would forget to use the oiler and dad would get on me if I had too much oil left in the tank when it was time for fuel.
ha haaa thats rite
man that is one thing about them old homelites you can tell em apart from the competition been runnin an xl12 since i was 17 and runnin a pro mac 10 -10 now great saws
LOVE THIS SAW!!! Wow Buckin she sure is AWESOME!! Wish I had one of those babies! Love them Homelite’s love the old ones man. Thanks again for the content on your channel. Thanks Buckin
man I love these homelites, my xl12 runs like a dream
My Grandfather was the first Homelite dealer in our area of Ohio in the early 1950's. Most people today base their opinion of Homelite on the lesser quality stuff produced after they were bought out. Back in the day they made a lot of nice stuff. Dad has a soft spot for them naturally and have the stash of parts and such from Grandpa.
ALL SAWS HAD THEIR FLAG SHIP ,, hOME LIGHT HAD A FEW
KOOL ABOUT GRAMPS
All I knew was the bad reputation but I've been tempted to pick one up if I found one for the right price. After what year should I stay away from?
one of my earliest memories is going with my dad to buy a new Homelite back in the mid seventies, think I was around five or six...First chainsaw I ever put my hands on. Still have the case for it but the saw was stolen many years ago, man I wish I still had it.
love watching these Olds saws work billy, could you give us some details on each one before you introduce it, cc, bar size, year, auto/manual oiler? love this channel dude!
Thx Justy ol' Boy , willl do
I love the videos you post. I lost my father last year to cancer. You remind me of him in a lot of different ways. Probably sounds weird. But I can get lost in the videos and remember all of this kinda stuff I did with him and helps me deal with the loss. Thank you, may your saw always cut true.
glad you found us friend
Everyone should handle at least once, a good running Homie. I started with a 55 Super Wiz, brass log teeth and 1/2" chain. It wasn't fast but it would chew through anything you laid it on. In my youthful wisdom back in the early 90's I traded it as part payment on a new 084. I wish I had that boat anchor 55 today.
ha haa thats right brother lol
always fun runnin the vintage saws great video
THX MR PARSONS
really enjoyed that video billy and that homelite is a little beast, she was stopping for no one.
When you rounded the fire up we call that " put the fire to bed" Take billy and all subscribers old and new...
thanks peebs yip thats right night , night , Mr fire
October, 9th - official world GULLLEEEET day from now on - such a great video again Sir Buckin
ya ya thomas how is my girl double bit doin
just right now she had to show a very very twisted piece maple who's the boss ... sooooo sweeeet she is my friend - nearly to sweet yeaaaa buga buga
they become like yer friend
pic on FB
like you Billy and hopefully many others I'm on a journey of self discovery as you were years ago. and I see when we go there it allows us too live and learn so much more my heart is in the outdoors and tree work and all that has too do with. and love chainsaws fixing them,tuning,maintaining them but mostly using them ha ha ha. but no i am heading there too brother . and your videos I see your energy and passion for it and its a good filling and a good reminder too keep on keeping on and do what you love in life because when I'm out there I fill at peace in whole thanks brother for all the positive energy it's awesome.
WELL SAID bROTHER , KEEP TRUNDDLEING ALONG , HAPPINESS IS KEY
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith will do brother.
You do good work with those old vintage saws buckin. A lot of guys buy a new saw every few years. I wonder how many people have some old macs sitting under a bench somewhere being forgotten. Buckin wouldn't leave it forgotten. Maybe buckin could use some spare parts...
100 % BROTHER HA HAA
i love that 76 if you ever want to depart with it i am death interested in it it will for sure have a good home and it will be loved.
ha haa ,, ooohh ok bud
you should know by now i am a homelite fan , every time you get one or put one out i will go nuts over it ,it is the same with you and your Mac's i love the heck out out of the homelite's . i have own one Mac in my life but for some reason i turn back a homelite i gust i have homelite running threw my blood as the some with you being a died hard Mac guy Mac's is running threw in your blood.
i LOVE EM ALL JUST PARTIAL TO POWER AND TORQUE MACS HAVE THAT,, AND SO DOES THIS LITTLE HOME AT NITE
Buckin. That Is Homelite XL 76. It Is Extremely Nice Machine. You Did Extremely Great Job With Sharping The Chainsaw Teeth. I Called Razor Sharp.
he he, I like ta take time in sharpnin
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith You Need Take Your Time When You Are Sharping The Teeth.
i never hear you talk about pumping the chain oiler....are all your machines self oilers?
Man she squats in and digs into the log!! Nice saw!
indeed she does suprised me a bit
Yes Sir!
Been missing me some power Saw action. When yall starting in on that 81?
BOBBY IS REDOIN HIS SHOP
love the sayings at the end the whole things awesome brother.
OH ,, THANK YOU
just got one today...about to sell all my macs those homelites are unbeatable
Love the tips and tricks on the things you share Buckin'. Like on the fire for example. It all has value and is appreciated.Its always a great start to the day when there's a Buckin' Billy Ray video waiting to be watched;-) Happy Thanksgiving, Thanks pal
happy thx givin to you aswell friend
I got a xl103 and its a beast also. I'll take a old saw over the new ones any day.
ME TO
Buckin, still really enjoy ur videos. I've learned a lot from watching man ur an inspiration. As always great work!
KOOL BROTHER IM NOT GOIN ANYWHERES
Good one, Buckin'. Thanks for the vid.
Good grief. When I look at the size of your chips, I am a believer in your sharpening technique.
ya brother
Wow ,that 76 is a ripper 👍
Your message at 2:45 struck me to the core.
LoL you're funny as hell sometimes!
Homelite had some pretty good saws
That Is Extremely Powerful.
isnt that a beauty Shawn lol ha ha love it
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith Yes.
Bucken Billy,
For me your video was just ok, but the best part was those special words at the end, which really inspired me. Came to watch your video because last night I found a homelight super xl automatic during my nightly walk that was put out for trash pickup. I live in a city type enviorment and always question would I be happier without the city regulations, out in rural country?? All the best from New Rochelle N.Y.
nice vid,i like my super xl's the 56cc saw,i did have the super xl 925 but sold it b4 I fixed it,now getting a mac 7-10 auto to run seems like it should be a good runner.keep up the great vids
THX WILL DO
Homelites are my specialty. 100% of my gas powered saws are Homelites.
That’s awesome. I remember that classic sound of Homelite saws. Reminds me of my childhood.
I'm only 32 and my passion for tree's and saw's is deep just like you Billy I've been doing tree work half of my life going ng through some VERY HARD TIMES with life wish I could talk one on one with you love the video's buddy if there is a way we can talk please let me know.
Where there is a will there is a way.
Homelite 360 came one inch to my face 10 years ago I was cutting out a door fram in a shed kickback 😲
Love that ole homelite
a beauty eh thx
Your message at the end is me to a t I just haven't been smart enough to do it yet
I knew it you are getting ready for the timber sport challenge . Next will be hot saw ? be safe
another good one bud...sharp got me ready too go make some wood...thanks
you bet
I sure wish i could figure out how you sharpen i've tried but i have to take my hat off to a master
Well good morning friends and Mr. Buckin Billy Ray haha, I like all the oldies,
Come the 21st. I will be another year older (59) It hurt to say that..hahaha
I'm glad you meantioned about not leavin a mess behind, You pay to have a bad
limb cut off (yesterday) and I was left with the brushpile at least 15ft. tall..
I'm P'd about it but,I'll be a cuttin fool today..Stay Safe my friend and Take Care..
SAW SHOULD CUT HA HAA
I know it will, You did a fine job on the sharpenin..haha
The xl76 are a great saw
CRAZY HUCK ,,JUST CRAZY
great ending note pal, I appreciate those self found tidbits. how nice of you Buckin to build a warming for for the 125..........don't wan at to catch cold, besides what's a fire hurt.............nothin ma nature lives them and so do I, just ask the local fire department, give my address and they'll know right where to go lol. Mac doesn't offer a pitchfork so I'm gonna go with we don't have a pitchfork cuz they ain't black an yeller!! hahaha
HA HAA
Long time fan first time to comment u spelled gulleeeet wrong one to many e,s lol they call me crunch enjoy your stuff go Mac love them
WELCOME
Billy, you have inspired me to get out my ole Super XL and get it going again. Do you know a source for parts if I need any? Back in the day I cut down a nice red oak with 2 Super XL's one was blue and one was a bit newer in red. After a good hand filing on both we started to buck the trunk. The sound of power coming out of those two saws was amazing, dueling chainsaws. That was a good day, a 34" tree and a 16" bar and it was no problem for the Homelites. Keep up the great videos.
THEY HAD SOME GOOD SAWS ,,THX FOR SHARIN THAT
Brother Billy, I have an idea for you. When you demonstrate a well sharpened chain, how about zooming in on the chips. Pick up a few and show us how big they are. (That's a good sign. ) A good chip should be as big as a tooth on the chain, maybe more.
COULD DO
Can't beat a brash fire eh billy!!
not bad ya
I read somewhere that some or all of the homelites had a chrome plated cylinder. Have you heard anything like that?
BB where can you get a air filter for a McCulloch 10-10 automatic with the dome type filter 🤔
Hot rod Homelight; wonder if'n it's a stock ignition ?
Can't beat a good fire
you bet Bob
Yep he had a two stroke bike coming up
My god, my brush fires never burn like that.
Video idea!! How to make a brush pile burn.
if u listen close u can hear the power band kick in on the homelite like u said buckin
Now thats i nice litel red one 😃
M YA YA
Love the saw! Just picked one up myself. What bar/chain combo are you running on that thing? Mine has the original 16" bar and low kickback chain, but the bar has some cracks.
i agree
Are you running 32:1 in that? I got a 360 and just curious
One two three go!!!!
Sunday-welcome new subs day!
YESSIR IT IS
Could you do a video on tuning low idle screw to the right idle mabey show what a too low idle sounds like and a too high of a idle is
Homelites an macs❤❤❤❤❤
just bought 32 homelites ! not my choice for collecting , but it was from another guy's collection. most run but some need work . they are red's , blue's in color ? one jonesred, little jon ? one mac 10-10 . Big saw's ! very old . So cheap i could not pass them up .
WELL DONE GARY
gary jones is Tues - vader - CDM done
Weds - wlow - LOA done
Mr. Roberts , ????????
yes indeed she cuts get the Gulleeeeeeet,,,,,,,lolllllll
Do you tune your saws?
xl 76 same as my 103 good saw 76 needs to be fatter up top
should have titled this one Slash and Burn Saturday
THATS IT HA HAA
fun axe work
How much does does the Macs weigh compared to the newer models like your husky and that homelight. (The Ripper) I know the homelight is a older model.
little bitt heavier , but for me somethin that is balanced and heavier still feels better
Buckin, you need to sharpen you axe!!! A sharp axe is asimprtant as a sharp chain.
What is oil mixture on this saw and what oil brand you buy
STIHL 45:1
Please take no offense, I have only run a couple of Homelite chain saws, one was really old when I was a kid(40 years ago now). But I cannot remember the model number, only thing I can really remember was the color: light blue grey sort of(I think). It was the most gawd-awful thing, never could get it started, and it VIBRATED wicked bad. It was such an awful thing that it almost turned me sour on chainsaws.(really) It probably just needed the attention of a pro like yourself. But I was just a kid 10-15 years old(didn't know a darn thing, still don't lol). However, after typing that "book" it seems to me your XL 76 is a real nice running useable saw, sounds real good too!!!!
ha ha homeatnites have done that to a few man ,,, ha haaa lol
Good day... wanted to ask for some advice on your top handle saws...... They are Stihl but whats the numers... Think of buying me one for work on my property..... Thanx
mine are old they dony make them anymore i dont think,, its 200t,, i think
Hello matey, they are Stihl MS200t top handles, they don't make them anymore but there's the MS201t-cm instead. The 200t is the one folk love but the new 201tcm is still a good saw. When the 201 first came out it was just called the 201t, it wasn't so good so try and make sure it's the 201tcm you get, which it should be if it's new. You can get 200t's on eBay but you'll pay a fair whack for them. Hope that helps and I'm sure Buckin will be along to confirm. Take care :)
Billy I notice when you sharpen your chains, you always do a slight twist of your hand at the end of the stroke! Is there a reason for that? I do know for certain, a dull chain is a royal pain, not to mention it makes cutting a total nightmare!!
some fellas say it flicks the shavings out ,,,,ahhhh It just feels right doing it it does help me with the the gullet as well thx steve
i never hear you talk about pumping chain oiler....are all your machines self oilers?
the macs i run have auto oilers optional
Talking about kick backs, I notice none of your saws have chain brakes fitted, is that because you dont have them over there standard on saws, or have you removed them?
alot of the old Macs I have Dawg were purchased that way not the greatest game but It was done for 30 years
not some thing I fluant or promote by any means I just love runin my macs
cheers. Figured it might just be the way it was with the old girls.
I have one with a 20 inch bar and it as a great saw does anyone no wher I can find a 24inch bar for it
What bar do you have on that saw buckin ? 26inch ?
28''
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith thx, just picked up one of these saws today they cut!, lets see some more action with that 76
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith is that thing all stock, must be ported to run a 28
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I have a echo 451 vl that looks like that homeilite
they do ya
I also have the same homeilite there beast saws
I don't like the foot near the chain method so much.
Anybody ever use a can't hook?
She sure cuts!
YA JONNY
She sounds a little lean on the low side.
Woolly sent me
welcome ,, wollys goin after this thing, great to have ya here
Another "butter" tree, I can see.
You cut, you zip, ...it goes nicely.
@3:00 I think ur part wood pecker, my friend. Serious. Pecking on that wood with ur axe just to get the peckin done.
ha ha haaa
Is it me or is the audio out of whack with the video?
Robert MacPherson it's a TH-cam thing refresh the page a couple times let me know if that helps
Sorted... thanks bud.
kool