Great details about what cap letters represent, terminology and appreciation for these chainsaws. The Stihl representative deserves a raise for this. True that everyone seems to have a "landscaping company" or they are a tree trimmer these days.
Great video, Mark! I really appreciated the breakdown of the chainsaw maintenance tips, especially the part about checking and cleaning after every use. It’s so important to keep our tools in top shape! Do you have any specific recommendations for cleaning products or techniques to use on the carburetor? Looking forward to the next part of the series!
I appreciate it Mark. I have a MS 170 and its been great. I have been bad about maintenance. This will help. It's been a great saw even abused. I would love to see how to use that sharpener. I bought one. But instructions were confusing. I'm not sure if I did it right.
Great video, good tip on the $800 pole saw is only use it at night so nobody sees you have it. Your neighbor will keep borrowing it and you know he doesn't have that many darn trees and six months later it will be at his buddies house who is going to be a real good guy once you meet him and the bar oiler will be all full of junk and the chain falling off of it so you can work on it because your neighbor knows you like to work on things before you use them then hey I need that saw back and my buddy wants to use it again you drained the gas out, you didn't have to do that we want to use it again we started a tree service with all borrowed equipment. Tell you what we won't bring your saw back but we will trim some trees for free wait it needs worked on could you get it fixed some people at church expect me to trim their trees so we're gonna need it tomorrow and a while longer do I want to buy it off you no I need a new car truck camper golf cart concrete drive 4 acre lot I don't have any money what you won't loan me the saw anymore well F U.
What’s the easiest way to replace or fix the ignition coil on a 056 super? I’m having trouble finding parts. It came with Bosch ignition but went bad, I did get the sem ignition but I can’t find a flywheel for the sem...whatcha think?!?! I also heard there is a fix for the Bosch but requires digging in and soldering but I’m not 100% sure.
@@BriansLawnMaintenance no problem man I understand you're busy like all of us and never ends up perfect. Either way the videos are still top quality which is what matters
I'm definitely guilty on not maintaining my hedge trimmers like I should. I beat on my saw a bit to but I actually maintenance it like you suggested in this video
@SheepDog will not hurt anything at all to flip bar. You’re right it just evens the wear. I’d say when u take chain off to clean or whatever just flip the bar over
Thanks Mark for the info. I don't know if I missed it or you didn't cover it. But there is a grease point in the sprocket that hardly anyone knows about.
Let me correct myself. If the center of your sprocket has a hole then its greasable if its solid then you can't grease. The 1st saw you showed was not greasable
Hey Brian my brother Ronnie really looks up to you yesterday he got in a mower accident walk behind cut his foot off if you could in your next video shout ronnie from reston Virginia he would really be happy and make his day thanks Brian ❤️ #lawncareguys
I like the paintbrush idea for cleaning👍 Also, lifting the tip of the bar when tightening the blade. I'll be honest, I HATE sharpening my blades. Very tedious. I just by new instead. I get that it's not cost effective, but there has to be a better way. When will we see a more time efficient sharpening tool?
I think he did A great job but I'm told all the time by home owners that my bar on my saw is upside-down and I have to explain to everyone that its wearing the bar down evenly
I'm not trying to be mean but when the camera dude says yep ,ya ok right after every word the teachering guy says is very destructing .also when he interrupters him by asking questions before the guy gets to explain what he's trying to do. makes it difficult for some people to concentrate or focus on the main guy and what he is trying to teach us. Thank s cmh
Anyone who has to be taught this stuff should NOT be cutting ANYTHING larger than a tomato stake with a chainsaw. At least with a gas powered chainsaw larger than an MS 170.
Great details about what cap letters represent, terminology and appreciation for these chainsaws. The Stihl representative deserves a raise for this. True that everyone seems to have a "landscaping company" or they are a tree trimmer these days.
Great video, Mark! I really appreciated the breakdown of the chainsaw maintenance tips, especially the part about checking and cleaning after every use. It’s so important to keep our tools in top shape! Do you have any specific recommendations for cleaning products or techniques to use on the carburetor? Looking forward to the next part of the series!
Appreciate the video, Mark and Brian!!
Thanks Brian and Mark. Very good video with the basics.
Thanks Mark! And thanks Brian you are always making knowledgeable videos!
When do you flip your bar as the last saw you demonstrated Stihl was upside down? and thanks!
Thanks Brian and Mark this was a really good video
I appreciate it Mark. I have a MS 170 and its been great. I have been bad about maintenance. This will help. It's been a great saw even abused. I would love to see how to use that sharpener. I bought one. But instructions were confusing. I'm not sure if I did it right.
I bought the same one this earlier this year....it's a great saw for it's size. I beat mine pretty good and it still keeps on going
Great video brian. Chainsaws may be expensive but with one job it'll pay for itself.
Great info! Thanks guys.
Way to go Mark. Love Stihl. Let’s note you never discussed the hole on the bar😁 as advertised in the inductors picture of the video.
Great video. Thanks Mark
Thanks for doing these videos
Thanks Mark!
Thanks Mark
Great video, good tip on the $800 pole saw is only use it at night so nobody sees you have it. Your neighbor will keep borrowing it and you know he doesn't have that many darn trees and six months later it will be at his buddies house who is going to be a real good guy once you meet him and the bar oiler will be all full of junk and the chain falling off of it so you can work on it because your neighbor knows you like to work on things before you use them then hey I need that saw back and my buddy wants to use it again you drained the gas out, you didn't have to do that we want to use it again we started a tree service with all borrowed equipment. Tell you what we won't bring your saw back but we will trim some trees for free wait it needs worked on could you get it fixed some people at church expect me to trim their trees so we're gonna need it tomorrow and a while longer do I want to buy it off you no I need a new car truck camper golf cart concrete drive 4 acre lot I don't have any money what you won't loan me the saw anymore well F U.
Great video Brian, very good info! I already do all the tips you said! My Golden rule is if you treat them (equipment) good they will treat you good!
hi there nice show john
Thanks mark for the info. Chain saw 101
Thanks Brian love it
Great Videoo
Thanks mark
Very welcome
Good video thank you.
What’s the easiest way to replace or fix the ignition coil on a 056 super? I’m having trouble finding parts. It came with Bosch ignition but went bad, I did get the sem ignition but I can’t find a flywheel for the sem...whatcha think?!?! I also heard there is a fix for the Bosch but requires digging in and soldering but I’m not 100% sure.
Lol everybody has had a lawncare company😂
Ikr lol
Where can I get those gloves Mark is wearing?
Thank you!
Is the clutch not spinning the chain ..new chain ..chain. Stops when it hits wood ..but runs good in the air ..
Hey Brian, when are you gonna give away the 2nd blower for sub to both? Phrase that pays right?
Very informing
You had me looking for part two of the chainsaws when youposted part 3 and mentioned part 2. I thought I missed it
We wanna see trees fall. 😆
Sorry we put the videos in bassackwards order!
@@BriansLawnMaintenance no problem man I understand you're busy like all of us and never ends up perfect. Either way the videos are still top quality which is what matters
I've got a 5 year old MS250 and that's probably my most profitable piece of equipment. If you only knew how many tree jobs I've done with it.
Thanks for sharing this information. I took notes on the fact that chainsaws can be used for tree work.
Good stuff with the letter talk.
I'm definitely guilty on not maintaining my hedge trimmers like I should. I beat on my saw a bit to but I actually maintenance it like you suggested in this video
What is the problem that is outline in title card?
Was wanting to hear his opinion on running the bar upside down
@SheepDog will not hurt anything at all to flip bar. You’re right it just evens the wear. I’d say when u take chain off to clean or whatever just flip the bar over
Thanks Mark for the info. I don't know if I missed it or you didn't cover it. But there is a grease point in the sprocket that hardly anyone knows about.
It take a special grease tool to grease it also
Let me correct myself. If the center of your sprocket has a hole then its greasable if its solid then you can't grease. The 1st saw you showed was not greasable
Hey Brian my brother Ronnie really looks up to you yesterday he got in a mower accident walk behind cut his foot off if you could in your next video shout ronnie from reston Virginia he would really be happy and make his day thanks Brian ❤️ #lawncareguys
“Scrench” 🤣
*makes thumbnail with big arrow*
*never mentions anything about what the arrow is pointing to*
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I know it’s probably pretty obvious but where is the podcast at?
Thanks in advance.
Anywhere podcasts are found! iTunes, stitcher, google play
Brian's Lawn Maintenance
Thank you sir.
ive lost bar nuts on my 441, supposedly a pro saw
I like the paintbrush idea for cleaning👍 Also, lifting the tip of the bar when tightening the blade. I'll be honest, I HATE sharpening my blades. Very tedious. I just by new instead. I get that it's not cost effective, but there has to be a better way. When will we see a more time efficient sharpening tool?
That is the most efficient sharpening tool !!
He just said in the video its not called a blade its called a chain just saying 😅
@@danielpadgett2831 Holy moly! I'm an idiot. I even said it twice😄
@@MIHYLLC lol its cool I thought it was funny to have a blessed day 👍
Yes sir you too
I have a Makita Top handle 10” bar
18-volt chainsaw, Brian, you should check one out 😁
From here on out I will refer to pro Stihl chainsaws as “Captain Nuts”
Nobody I've watched ever mentioned greasing the sprocket. Otherwise good job Mark. Old Timer😉
MS462 bar will fit
Ms461
MS460
Ms441 magnum
Ms660
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I think he did A great job but I'm told all the time by home owners that my bar on my saw is upside-down and I have to explain to everyone that its wearing the bar down evenly
I think all of the trees have been cut down there. I don't see a one.
"Out here gettin' sun burned."
I'm not trying to be mean but when the camera dude says yep ,ya ok right after every word the teachering guy says is very destructing .also when he interrupters him by asking questions before the guy gets to explain what he's trying to do. makes it difficult for some people to concentrate or focus on the main guy and what he is trying to teach us. Thank s cmh
This was all amateur stuff. Lol. Good video for beginning though. Keep on keeping on.
Anyone who has to be taught this stuff should NOT be cutting ANYTHING larger than a tomato stake with a chainsaw. At least with a gas powered chainsaw larger than an MS 170.
Everyone starts somewhere buddy. Calm down. Help the next guy out and don’t haze him. You started some where once upon a time too.