I just picked up the sp 81 for free,my neighbor was cleaning his garage and was going to toss it away, has a 20 inch bar,I ordered a carb kit,new gas lines,and a decompression button, the cylinder and piston look good,the rings seem to be fine,can't wait until I get it going.great video
Great video Billy, thanks for taking us along. I am no logger or timber cutter by no means, but I have cut down quite a few trees and I hope to be as confident in my cutting as you are one day.
THEN YOU WILL MY FRIEN ,, THERE IS ALOT OF FALLIN VIDEOS ON MY CHANNEL , AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION , ANYTHING,, ANYTHING ,, NON ARE SILLY LOVE TO YOU AND YOURS
you have mad skills buckin the way you mowed through those trees . I think you are the tree whisperer way to go nice job and you looked like you were having some fun !!!!! be safe
you're doing such a good job - looks like you're in total harmony with the mac ... every movement looks soooo natural and nearly happen from alone ... very high end level Mr. Buckin - take care
Good job Buckin', your like Yoda on Star Wars, your light saber is the closest McCulloch chainsaw at the moment! Lol! I love the Super Pro 81 too! They're perfect with a 28" bar!
Kids are running around our little house singing "Me and my McCullogh!" Great video as always. I see you got about 15 more subscribers! Keep it up, guys! Share Share SHARE! -Mrs. Pathfinder
amen men sir about the stumps! most I see and me first thought is 'Oh my god........how are they not dead!?' usually it's one flat cut like the first of your face cutn then an angled back cut Like an overhand (what I call it anyway) cut which would be the second cut in a conventional face..........yes you got it right NO FACE CUT OUT! Flat cut and back cut is all I see and it gives me the willys like the boogyman is after me, it truely scares me to think people do that everyday and don't know otherwise. moving on now thanks for bringin is along with 'Dave' and Buckin in their adventures of the SP 81. Looking forward to the next Dave and Buckin dump show lol
buckinbillyray.bandcamp.com/track/wood-man HEY EVERYONE WE CAN PURCHASE THE WOOD MAN HERE IF ONE WOOD LIKE TO HAVE IT IN THERE DAILY LIFE THX ALL BUCKIN'
BBR, you surprise me. I would have laid down money that you knew old man McCulloch's birthday! So here it is for the future: Robert Paxton McCulloch, born May 11, 1911, died Feb. 25, 1977. Born in St. Louis, Missouri USA; Died in L.A. His wife's father was Briggs of Briggs & Stratton.
BBR, you surprise me. I would have laid down money that you knew old man McCulloch's birthday! So here it is for the future: Robert Paxton McCulloch, born May 11, 1911, died Feb. 25, 1977. Born in St. Louis, Missouri USA; Died in L.A. His wife's father was Briggs of Briggs & Stratton.
Totally lovin the falling vid bud! Was convinced that leaner was gonna crash those fruit trees, with the lean and weight distribution on the limbs, nice shot faller!
Unfortunately those are no acceptable technique they want you useing in the bush even though we do from time to time , they will kick you of the side hill for doin it ,, so it wood not make to muck sense for my integrety to be teaching here plus in my opinion the dutch man is a very handy little tool for the faller used in the right context,, What a party pooper eh lololo ha haaaaa thx Shea
I would love for you to come to my neck of the woods and put on demonstrations and seminars for these wannabe timber faller that are gonna get hurt or killed from not knowing....one little thing that kills me is they wanna slope there back cut plum wild thinkin it'll keep from setting back, when in my experience it just makes it harder cause your not cutting straight across the grain...I call them the ol eastern ky sloped back cuts lol your stumps should be in the Smithsonian. You are the McCullough king!
Hey, what's wrong with farmers?! I grew up on one and my dad was a farmer! He still helps one of his friends that is in his 70's too that still farms! 2 70+ year old guys farming together! Lol!
Yes Sir..I seen it, I was watchin closely too..haha Oh I've had the song for a couple weeks now.. Nice cuttin Billy Ray,you did darn good sir, I'll keep workin on subscribers too I'm on it..haha Stay Safe out there friend, Take Care..
Great stump video Sir. I know how a ducthman is but dont know what it should do. would be super if you find time to make a smal video and explain different falling techniques. Have a great weekend frend
You sir are an artist...and using one very fine tool. I grew up with the old Mac saws. My dad ran the sp81 for years. Ya know no other saw has that logging smell like the macs. Husky, or any of them...they run good but just don't smell right. Where did you get that Mac patch on your vest?
Tom from Lake Tahoe I actually live in Placerville California The gold country The chain on my chainsaw I call them my termites They are always hungry Sorry about you losing your phone
Yeah, did good Buckin', some day I'll teach you the rest of my tricks for cutting trees ...........lol i take it you didn't have to cut it up & haul ? be safe , have fun bcoz life is short
some day could you go over the wedges that you use on the job site please, and were one can get them ,and the reason why you use that brand above all others . thank you.
SP80,81,81E,Pro Mac 850 were all 5 cube/82cc displacement.Produced from 1971 to 1980,slight difference in features between them, such as electronic ignition module on last 2 models that replaced the less reliable points/condenser.
when you repaint the merc it would look great on the dash was thinkin how about doin maybe a axe raffle and some lucky subscriber would win an axe that would be fun and wouldn't cost much to the subscriber
According to some of my factory literature/info I believe chain brake was standard on every model from the mini mac to the Super Pro 125C starting in 1975.
hey buckin I've been following your videos forever I watch them all the time in school I'm trying to start up my own tree service can I get a shout out
A family member here has defragged the laptop I use to watch you, Now all my subscriptions are gone. So I am resubscribing to you. What does that do to your numbers if you lose someone, and they come back?
Thanks, BR. I think you are right. Now if that's not trange enough, I now see that if I contact you on my phone, it still has my old name. So I guess I am twin subs, eh?
While I like the footage, every time you leaned into the danger zone to grab the camera as the tree was going over it gave me the willies...made me want to tell you to just leave the camera and get out of there. Want to see you around dropping timber, hanging axes, and making vids for a lot longer yet.
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I love watching the old videos buckin
Just love the sound of the old saws, the new ones just don't have the same character to them.
No mister dan they do not , thx for being here buddy, follow yer dream
Very educational. Thanks a load. Buckin.
I just picked up the sp 81 for free,my neighbor was cleaning his garage and was going to toss it away, has a 20 inch bar,I ordered a carb kit,new gas lines,and a decompression button, the cylinder and piston look good,the rings seem to be fine,can't wait until I get it going.great video
MIKE ONE OF MY FAVS LET ME NO HOW IT GOES
I like watching the falling videos, very cool.
Quick and painless as it should be. I like that fence hoping, I will have to use that trick, learning never gets old. Take care friend.
Bradley
I learn every day sir,, how much i dont no,,,, lol haaa haaa
Great video Billy, thanks for taking us along. I am no logger or timber cutter by no means, but I have cut down quite a few trees and I hope to be as confident in my cutting as you are one day.
THEN YOU WILL MY FRIEN ,, THERE IS ALOT OF FALLIN VIDEOS ON MY CHANNEL , AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION , ANYTHING,, ANYTHING ,, NON ARE SILLY LOVE TO YOU AND YOURS
nice work billy, thanks for sharing Sir
yer welcome peebs
welcome
Billy deserves more subs! You are an absolute beast with that McCulloch! Born to do this job!!
awe,, thats nice Joel,, thank you,, I have faith it will come, with people like you around
hey ,, thats nice thanks
you have mad skills buckin the way you mowed through those trees . I think you are the tree whisperer way to go nice job and you looked like you were having some fun !!!!! be safe
Ya no when I get too use my old hot rods and home made axes it a game changer
thank you
You live a life desired by many, Buckin'.
the grass is alway greener my friend ha ha,, although I enjoy it to the fullest.. thx pal
Love!!!!! It!!! Beautiful! !!
you're doing such a good job - looks like you're in total harmony with the mac ... every movement looks soooo natural and nearly happen from alone ... very high end level Mr. Buckin - take care
why thank you for those kind words thomas
Awesome Billy! Love in it, I look forward every evening to see what you have in store for the day. Keep it up brother!
Preciate that
Good job Buckin', your like Yoda on Star Wars, your light saber is the closest McCulloch chainsaw at the moment! Lol! I love the Super Pro 81 too! They're perfect with a 28" bar!
yip
Kids are running around our little house singing "Me and my McCullogh!" Great video as always. I see you got about 15 more subscribers! Keep it up, guys! Share Share SHARE!
-Mrs. Pathfinder
YER A SWEET HEART
amen men sir about the stumps! most I see and me first thought is 'Oh my god........how are they not dead!?' usually it's one flat cut like the first of your face cutn then an angled back cut Like an overhand (what I call it anyway) cut which would be the second cut in a conventional face..........yes you got it right NO FACE CUT OUT! Flat cut and back cut is all I see and it gives me the willys like the boogyman is after me, it truely scares me to think people do that everyday and don't know otherwise.
moving on now thanks for bringin is along with 'Dave' and Buckin in their adventures of the SP 81. Looking forward to the next Dave and Buckin dump show lol
respect to dave , he live again
Ha, I always analyze the stumps when walking (or driving) through a felled area! You sure can learn a lot from what's left!
yip ,, Like who to bring back on the next job
So true!
buckinbillyray.bandcamp.com/track/wood-man HEY EVERYONE WE CAN PURCHASE THE WOOD MAN HERE IF ONE WOOD LIKE TO HAVE IT IN THERE DAILY LIFE THX ALL BUCKIN'
Downloaded! Thanks for the link!
hey hey thx guy ,, now no dancin' ha haa
cool, dancin in the livin room
BBR, you surprise me. I would have laid down money that you knew old man McCulloch's birthday!
So here it is for the future: Robert Paxton McCulloch, born May 11, 1911, died Feb. 25, 1977. Born in St. Louis, Missouri USA; Died in L.A.
His wife's father was Briggs of Briggs & Stratton.
BBR, you surprise me. I would have laid down money that you knew old man McCulloch's birthday!
So here it is for the future: Robert Paxton McCulloch, born May 11, 1911, died Feb. 25, 1977. Born in St. Louis, Missouri USA; Died in L.A.
His wife's father was Briggs of Briggs & Stratton.
Great saw work and yes I'm going to download the Wood Man song.
AWESOME LEE THX ALOT
nice saw billy always been a fan of the old mccullochs
Great work on that leaner good wedging sir.
Nice bit of work 👍
Mr Pinfield,, why thank you
That is one way to take down a fence!!
ya not bad
Totally lovin the falling vid bud! Was convinced that leaner was gonna crash those fruit trees, with the lean and weight distribution on the limbs, nice shot faller!
you the first one to notice that ,,, even holding wood and get right under the lean,, thx pal
YOU WREAKED MY FENCE BILLY. GREAT JOB AS ALWAYS
sorry sir hahhhaaa
You should do a video about how to do dutchmans/sizwheels.
Great video Buckin!
Unfortunately those are no acceptable technique they want you useing in the bush even though we do from time to time , they will kick you of the side hill for doin it ,, so it wood not make to muck sense for my integrety to be teaching here plus in my opinion the dutch man is a very handy little tool for the faller used in the right context,, What a party pooper eh lololo ha haaaaa thx Shea
No problem, thanks!
cheers buddy they do work though
Great stuff Billy.You got it goin' on.
is that ok for ya... thanks
Ain't no replacement for displacement. That saw sounds like a angry 1982 Suzuki 650 I used to own.
its a beautiful machine
I LIKE THAT SONG....
Did you see he added the link to comments? :D
THX HORHAY IT WAS FUN TO WRITE
Buckin Billy Ray: fence removal
Can't believe you sent it the wrong way and wrecked the fence! lol
SORRY SIR.. better call final fencing
That sp 81 sounds like a Harley D when you slow things down.......
LOVE THIS THING
I would love for you to come to my neck of the woods and put on demonstrations and seminars for these wannabe timber faller that are gonna get hurt or killed from not knowing....one little thing that kills me is they wanna slope there back cut plum wild thinkin it'll keep from setting back, when in my experience it just makes it harder cause your not cutting straight across the grain...I call them the ol eastern ky sloped back cuts lol your stumps should be in the Smithsonian. You are the McCullough king!
ask them what happens when they try to wedge it ha haaaa lol ,, I no thats a funny on bud,, i call that one the home owner or the farmer lol
Hey, what's wrong with farmers?! I grew up on one and my dad was a farmer! He still helps one of his friends that is in his 70's too that still farms! 2 70+ year old guys farming together! Lol!
farmers are the hardest workin people
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith Love it!
That SP 81 is one hungry saw.
oh it makes work twice as fun
Thats a nice saw
If I didnt see it I would not believe it!😳
really brings out the mac patch on shirt
does doesnt it Steveo
another great video Billy
thx
enjoyed that...made my day
right on cliff sweet ,, me too actually, cuttin did anyways
sweet thats great
Cuttin above your shoulders there buckin? that be a safety hazard. Just given you a hard time, be safe out there bud!
I right that down in my log book as a close call ha haaahhhaaa thx pal ha haa
Love the hard hat
cheers
thx
Yes Sir..I seen it, I was watchin closely too..haha Oh I've had the song for a couple weeks now.. Nice cuttin Billy Ray,you did darn good sir, I'll keep workin on subscribers too I'm on it..haha Stay Safe out there friend, Take Care..
go go go .. 123 go lol.. love you Cynthinator
Haha Back attcha..
Nice video as always!
thx john
nice mac hardhat buckin
Steve I love that thing ,, love it,, thx
Great stump video Sir. I know how a ducthman is but dont know what it should do.
would be super if you find time to make a smal video and explain different falling techniques. Have a great weekend frend
ok sir will do you to
you too bro k will do n
You sir are an artist...and using one very fine tool. I grew up with the old Mac saws. My dad ran the sp81 for years. Ya know no other saw has that logging smell like the macs. Husky, or any of them...they run good but just don't smell right. Where did you get that Mac patch on your vest?
PrepItForward ha ha. They. Are tun
Tom from Lake Tahoe I actually live in Placerville California The gold country The chain on my chainsaw I call them my termites They are always hungry Sorry about you losing your phone
Yeah, did good Buckin', some day I'll teach you the rest of my tricks for cutting trees ...........lol
i take it you didn't have to cut it up & haul ?
be safe , have fun bcoz life is short
its all out now boss
hahaha
Hey Buckin' just curious what mix you use for all your macs and what 2 cycle oil? Thanks bud.. two of my fav saws
some day could you go over the wedges that you use on the job site please, and were one can get them ,and the reason why you use that brand above all others . thank you.
WILL DO GAR
thank you sir.
are those cherry trees in the background?
an assortment of fruit yes
i do believe logger wade comes in even
I bet your a riot sittin around a fire with a bottle of rye close by..
I d be in and out of the fire,
thats a nice little saw...how many cc's? do u charge by the tree or hourly when just dropping them?
SP80,81,81E,Pro Mac 850 were all 5 cube/82cc displacement.Produced from 1971 to 1980,slight difference in features between them, such as electronic ignition module on last 2 models that replaced the less reliable points/condenser.
I will go in assess the job and give a price and start cutting
You'd think there would be an easier way to take down a fence.
easier than that ... ha halol
Nice stumps, is a Dutchman when the cuts don't match up?
Thats correct... a little flat spot
usually in either corners
yip
Ha I'm the three hundredth thumbs up
Just got a old 81sp from a old barn
when you repaint the merc it would look great on the dash was thinkin how about doin maybe a axe raffle and some lucky subscriber would win an axe that would be fun and wouldn't cost much to the subscriber
interesting, I hate askin for things ha haa is that wierd ,, or normal?,,, great Idea tho Steve
Hey you old fence smasher! Good work. My question is, what year did Mac start installing chain brakes?
According to some of my factory literature/info I believe chain brake was standard on every model from the mini mac to the Super Pro 125C starting in 1975.
to my knowledge which isnt much as i dont pay attention to stuff like that ,, prob mid 70s early to mid
Hi buckin billy ray from mapleton oregon..how much for one of ur cd's
Music cd??
But I wanted to keep the fence!! Hee Hee
hey buckin I've been following your videos forever I watch them all the time in school I'm trying to start up my own tree service can I get a shout out
A family member here has defragged the laptop I use to watch you, Now all my subscriptions are gone. So I am resubscribing to you. What does that do to your numbers if you lose someone, and they come back?
what # s are ya talkin about, sir do you mean subs it wood prob show one lossed and one gained,, I reckon,, thx pal , hope ya art enjoyin yerself here
Thanks, BR. I think you are right.
Now if that's not trange enough, I now see that if I contact you on my phone, it still has my old name. So I guess I am twin subs, eh?
perhaps ha haa dont no, forgive me but.. who dis,,? ha haa
Michael Dougfir, as explained before. But I think you couldn't hear me over the saw, hahahaha
ahhh
FIRST
While I like the footage, every time you leaned into the danger zone to grab the camera as the tree was going over it gave me the willies...made me want to tell you to just leave the camera and get out of there. Want to see you around dropping timber, hanging axes, and making vids for a lot longer yet.
I appreciate that and you are 100 % correct . I will think of a better camera placement , in future,, thx again , your right