I’ll always tune in for a Dolmar! Hand to God I was playing around with the old 123 just the other day. Absolute shredders, and *absurdly* robust. Feels like running a handheld BMW motorcycle. That big 153 of yours sounds like a snarling Kodiak. Biggest full wrap I think I’ve ever seen, that poor Cedar didn’t stand a chance! Dear Santa 😀
Beautiful job Buckin! What a glorious day to be out in the sunshine enjoying God's handiwork! I loved watching the fella using the wood bullet. You made a believer out of him right away!
Billy, I recently discovered your videos and have really enjoyed them. I have been using saws and felling timber since I was about 15. I just wanted to let you know that you, in my opinion, are a master teacher. Maybe you don’t consider yourself that, but sharing your knowledge, makes cutting and felling trees safer and more enjoyable really is truly admirable. May God continue to bless you and your family with health and safety as you continue your journey in life. Smile wide! I look forward to seeing more videos.
Felling timber since 15, sounds like you may have already survived some danger. Welcome to the Buckin Army, he has doled out a ton of common sense work ethic that is needed to be repeated. As you know any good teacher should repeat knowledge so it sinks in deep. Stay safe Stay strong Be kind 💚
Buckin. Way to show us again how its done. Beautiful day to be making man glitter. ) glad to see that the wood bullet will work in the hands of others. He is a believer now in the wood bullet. Keep it up. ❤️
Your absolutely right, looks like he puts a smile on the tree with the undercuts. The accuracy to smoothly get a nice notch like he does is magical to say the least. 🪵🪚👌
My wife is about to go into have a c section to deliver our first child (our daughter Fallon) into this world and I'm waiting for them to let me come back and see her. I've already contacted all friends and family and I'm just trying to sooth my mind in the mean time... And all I could think to do in the moment was watch buckin run this saw.! The sound and positivity calms my spirit. 😂 🤘 Much love to the buckin army on this glorious birthday!
I was in the kitchen watching this video just now and my two dogs were near me and they just got done eating some ice. And at 14:01 in this video there is a noise that sounds like a mouth noise like “t-yahhh” . And I coulda sworn my dog made that noise.😅. I had to double take and rewind to confirm my dog didn’t do it😂. Just found your channel this week. I’ve probably watched twenty videos. Good guy. Truly positive and great role model. 🎉
Billy I just got to say I cut timber for five-and-a-half years down in the Pacific Northwest enjoyed myself but you my friend have restored my confidence and Humanity cheers
I took my small 350 Husqvarna out today did some cleaning up in the yard, something about chainsaws or small engines I love I just finished fixing up an old 8HP Montgomery ward tiller 1974 runs like a champ.
Great Dolmar Buckin. Still runnin strong. Man that 51 rocks. Solid. Was great to see a tiny bit of Cletus. He must be busy splittin wood. Hahahahhha love ya brother. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
Looking for a possible Buckin Army member that lives in Pittsburgh and plays drums like Buckin. Some folks also refer to me as JJ because of my double name handle. I have seen your postings and was curious. 🤠 Been in Pittsburgh forever...💚
I had a Dolmar once, it been so long can’t remember the model. It was a screamer, one day l seized it , never had a saw do that ever , l work them until they just are junk or blow up, then l find a new one . Have a fabulous day Billy 👍🇨🇦
I am always looking for more content from you brother keep up the hard work and good messages of kindness and peace the world needs it desperately right now and you are a messenger of kindness for sure love you brother
Well I ordered my falling belt last fall and absolutely love it. I’m a stocky 5’8” 170lbs with a 28” waist and the small just barley gets small enough but works out great!
I gotta be honest here... your hi hats sound as good as or better than any other set... Ever. I've heard the best, worked concerts for years...rock/blues/jazz/metal...etc etc Got Buddy Rich's autograph. Saw Bonham live Q&A workshop with Billy Cobham. Your hats are primo, can't wait to run this through the stereo. Nice chops!!! 🪘🥁🪄
A cedar? I never got to cut one. Madrona, fir, and alders. Great saws, and sawsmanship! Uncle was a logger, and owned a shake mill down here to the coast of Warshington. I started felling when I was 12, and learned a lot before he passed too soon. Watching you work brings back some good ol' memories.🙂Got an old Mculloch that I have questions about, and would like to give, or trade to a good home. Has a big custom wood crate. I have photos if anyone is interested. 👍
This guy talks the talk and walks the walk ,nuts so much terminology I'm trying to keep up I thought you just cut the damn tree dad didn't teach me much here cut that tree lol
Ha ha... catching the dangerous moments of a Buckin video, not too many but there are some. Most of the danger rides on Billy and his choices of equipment/ cuts/ experience that have been learned over the years. It's great to see and know that he is driving the knowledge wagon into the eyes and minds of a new generation of workers. I very much appreciate that fact. 💪😎
Superb falling sir . I do like your wood bullets Buckin a worthy project it’s been . Hope to see them in production some day . What do you wanna know bout pioneers just awesome buddy.
Sachs Dolmar wins every time. Lightweight, powerful, easy to fix, looks deeecent, west German quality. Only downside is the expensive parts, but that's a rule for all ancient saws. In order of reliability and ease of repair for vintage saws that I've tried, it would be, Sachs Dolmar, Homelite, Husqvarna, McCulloch. Echo and Sthil probably sit somewhere near the top, idk they are always too expensive and rare for me to justify. I've never owned any old Johnsered Poulan, Craftsman, Pioneer, or Canadian PM saws, but Ive heard good things about all of them. I really like the design of McCulloch saws, they are easy to fix, but the only one I've ever had the privilege to run is a beat up 310 Powermac, which needs constant attention to the carb. Both of my vintage Homelite saws have completely scored pistons, the xl auto ate half its metal reed valve, and somehow, they have better compression and run better than anything else I own (besides the Dolmar 111) I can't explain why, but those things are indestructible, you'd have to put stone dust n gunpowder through the intake to kill it.
Hello Billy Ray , i like your Channel with all the old powersaws 👍,i,ve got also a small youtube channel in the Netherlands Coldstart Creij ,with some old saws like a dolmar 153, cc ,cx and solo rex . Thanks for the inspiration and kindness in your movies.👍gr Emiel
That Dolmar, shes a helluva runner! Billy having trouble with western reds down here in the Evergreen state. Why do they all look like they're dying?! Because they are? Hell I don't know....earth 1st we'll log the other planets later!
@@jirusjirus9322 I just love what he's doing man my foreman is 53 also and I only wish I am still moving like they are by the time I hit that range. I wanna work till im 80
@@dakotafrantz4179 That's a great goal... I feel like i will go back to work full time when i get 75, the way inflation is, and work till I'm 80. Staying healthy is full time right now. 💪😎👍
I IS almost impossible to find those belts you have. You really should put up a link, there's a lot of us that look at the setup and think "well that would be useful" :)
Buckin, maybe put a spring or a rubber band to pull the choke back. Make something that keeps the choke locked back, but when you need it it’ll function normally
Billy I have wanted to ask you a question I have beginning in the climbing That bothers me is not the height it's the fall it fall and I was wondering if if there is a way of guidance you have for that
What was the guy doing with his still cutting into the stump towards the very end? Shingle blocks or making sure there's oxygen to help burn the stumps
I’ll always tune in for a Dolmar! Hand to God I was playing around with the old 123 just the other day. Absolute shredders, and *absurdly* robust. Feels like running a handheld BMW motorcycle. That big 153 of yours sounds like a snarling Kodiak. Biggest full wrap I think I’ve ever seen, that poor Cedar didn’t stand a chance! Dear Santa 😀
Thanks!
Beautiful job Buckin! What a glorious day to be out in the sunshine enjoying God's handiwork! I loved watching the fella using the wood bullet. You made a believer out of him right away!
Billy, I recently discovered your videos and have really enjoyed them. I have been using saws and felling timber since I was about 15. I just wanted to let you know that you, in my opinion, are a master teacher. Maybe you don’t consider yourself that, but sharing your knowledge, makes cutting and felling trees safer and more enjoyable really is truly admirable. May God continue to bless you and your family with health and safety as you continue your journey in life. Smile wide! I look forward to seeing more videos.
Welcome Jer
Felling timber since 15, sounds like you may have already survived some danger.
Welcome to the Buckin Army, he has doled out a ton of common sense work ethic that is needed to be repeated.
As you know any good teacher should repeat knowledge so it sinks in deep.
Stay safe
Stay strong
Be kind 💚
Buckin. Way to show us again how its done. Beautiful day to be making man glitter. ) glad to see that the wood bullet will work in the hands of others. He is a believer now in the wood bullet. Keep it up. ❤️
Watching these videos is so therapeutic , thank u 🙏
yer welcome
Good day friend😃 just wanted to let ya know, your undercuts seem like magic to me🤩
Your absolutely right, looks like he puts a smile on the tree with the undercuts.
The accuracy to smoothly get a nice notch like he does is magical to say the least.
🪵🪚👌
My wife is about to go into have a c section to deliver our first child (our daughter Fallon) into this world and I'm waiting for them to let me come back and see her. I've already contacted all friends and family and I'm just trying to sooth my mind in the mean time... And all I could think to do in the moment was watch buckin run this saw.! The sound and positivity calms my spirit. 😂 🤘 Much love to the buckin army on this glorious birthday!
Nothing better then kindness and love for vintage power saws
I was in the kitchen watching this video just now and my two dogs were near me and they just got done eating some ice. And at 14:01 in this video there is a noise that sounds like a mouth noise like “t-yahhh” . And I coulda sworn my dog made that noise.😅. I had to double take and rewind to confirm my dog didn’t do it😂. Just found your channel this week. I’ve probably watched twenty videos. Good guy. Truly positive and great role model. 🎉
Billy I just got to say I cut timber for five-and-a-half years down in the Pacific Northwest enjoyed myself but you my friend have restored my confidence and Humanity cheers
Dolmar 153 is a Brutal saw! I have it and I am overjoyed, it is BEAST in the forest! Greetings from Serbia!
Great cutting today, another big tree down. Beautiful lumber or lots of fire wood. Be safe and happy cutting. Kindness is key..
Love to watch and hear them old saws brings back memories when I was young nothing sounds better
Thank you Buckin for your amazing video!! I look forward to and relax to your videos!! 🤗🤗
That Dolmar is a freaking BEAST! notice how it keeps cutting. What a TORQUE MONSTER
I took my small 350 Husqvarna out today did some cleaning up in the yard, something about chainsaws or small engines I love I just finished fixing up an old 8HP Montgomery ward tiller 1974 runs like a champ.
Nice shot on that tree buddy! That p51 is one of my favorites, just a beast of a saw!!
thx buddy
Oh man. Is that P-51 a hungry saw. Holy cow. Great tuning and a sharp chain all contribute to it.
So much fun to watch a man making stumps. Especially someone who knows what it takes. Thanks for the videos.
Just goes to show, with a little love and a lot of care, an old saw doesn’t need to be just a curio in a barn. Fine work on a fine day. Thank you.
good job sr buckin billy very nice very hungry chain and power saw
Great Dolmar Buckin. Still runnin strong. Man that 51 rocks. Solid. Was great to see a tiny bit of Cletus. He must be busy splittin wood. Hahahahhha love ya brother. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
he is very busy he he
Buckin top show thanks for sharing great to see those old saws running great
Johno Alice Springs Australia 🇦🇺 👍
Been re-sealing my mac 10-10 with all new gaskets and a carb rebuild. I can’t wait to get it started and buckin’ Love the channel.
rite on
Another fine job from the man. The myth. The legend. Great work on the stump my brother. Love the pioneer buddy. She is awesome. ❤️🌲❤️🌲❤️🌲
Nice Buckin 😀on that big ol cedar Buckin. Your p-51 sounds so so deadly !
There's nothing no better than a big saw to get the job done. Great job Buckin
Thanks BBR! Appreciate your videos & experiences
LOVE THEM OLD BIGGER SAWS ,GREAT VIDEO BUDDY
thx stevo
Tell ya what. I can not get enough of that P51. What a machine that is!!!!!! And the sound!!!!
one of my best
Reminded me of a game of pool the way you called your shot. Tree fell exactly where you said you wanted it to. Nice job!
thx
The wood bullet.... You're such a tease... Billy Ray.... Can't wait to get my sausage fingers on my own wood bullet myself...
Do you do tree work in the city...?
@@jirusjirus9322 no I don't not really in the city of pittsburgh?
Looking for a possible Buckin Army member that lives in Pittsburgh and plays drums like Buckin.
Some folks also refer to me as JJ because of my double name handle.
I have seen your postings and was curious.
🤠
Been in Pittsburgh forever...💚
I had a Dolmar once, it been so long can’t remember the model. It was a screamer, one day l seized it , never had a saw do that ever , l work them until they just are junk or blow up, then l find a new one . Have a fabulous day Billy 👍🇨🇦
I am always looking for more content from you brother keep up the hard work and good messages of kindness and peace the world needs it desperately right now and you are a messenger of kindness for sure love you brother
That pioneer is an incredible machine!
Sawdust gets in your blood what I was told when I started and till this day I still love every day of this work
Nice job Buckin, I couldn't have done it better lol I'd love to drop another tree but I think my day's are done with that.
Keep up the great work.
Love that dolmar an the p51 is epic buckin love it!!!!
legendary drop with minimal room for error! done an awesome job
I’ve said it lots, but the p51’s gotta be my favourite sounding saw there is! Love it!!!
Well I ordered my falling belt last fall and absolutely love it. I’m a stocky 5’8” 170lbs with a 28” waist and the small just barley gets small enough but works out great!
Hell, I wanted one too, but my felling days are mostly behind me.😅
I gotta be honest here... your hi hats sound as good as or better than any other set...
Ever.
I've heard the best, worked concerts for years...rock/blues/jazz/metal...etc etc
Got Buddy Rich's autograph.
Saw Bonham live
Q&A workshop with Billy Cobham.
Your hats are primo, can't wait to run this through the stereo.
Nice chops!!! 🪘🥁🪄
A cedar? I never got to cut one. Madrona, fir, and alders. Great saws, and sawsmanship! Uncle was a logger, and owned a shake mill down here to the coast of Warshington. I started felling when I was 12, and learned a lot before he passed too soon. Watching you work brings back some good ol' memories.🙂Got an old Mculloch that I have questions about, and would like to give, or trade to a good home. Has a big custom wood crate. I have photos if anyone is interested. 👍
I have a pioneer chain saw They were made in Peterborough Ontario Bought out by OMC been closed for maybe15 - 20 years
Grew up running my dads line of 1074 Pioneers. Still got them, still run them. Over 40 years old
Lovin me some Dolly 153 action.
That P51 is a monster.
My family used to log and run sawmill. In all of our saws the p 51 excelled them all.
Great footage, that Mac rips
The p51 sounds awesome.
Just love this channel
Wish I could read timber and buck like you. Think that’s more impressive than falling
that old school pioneer P-51 cutting 👌 no lack of power w that chainsaw OMG 6 11 2O22
Another great video buckin! Camera quality looks extra good today for some reason!
Was a bit worried about grandma mowing the lawn?
Good that she skedaddled!
Yep, we see danger when big wood is about to fall...😳
Hi BR
Hi folks
Very good job!
Nice Dolmar 153 I have also one it's nice power saw, Greetings From Croatia! 😎👍
greetings friend
That saw and u are in your happy place together
thats a monster saw , im in nw pa , never even saw one, that pioneer is wicked, well worth spindin money on those old trucks
This guy talks the talk and walks the walk ,nuts so much terminology I'm trying to keep up I thought you just cut the damn tree dad didn't teach me much here cut that tree lol
That lady's insane, mowing while your running chain on that monster tree. I get your a pro, but I wouldn't be any where near while your doing that.
Ha ha... catching the dangerous moments of a Buckin video, not too many but there are some.
Most of the danger rides on Billy and his choices of equipment/ cuts/ experience that have been learned over the years. It's great to see and know that he is driving the knowledge wagon into the eyes and minds of a new generation of workers. I very much appreciate that fact. 💪😎
Superb falling sir . I do like your wood bullets Buckin a worthy project it’s been . Hope to see them in production some day . What do you wanna know bout pioneers just awesome buddy.
Some real nice trees they will make some good lumber
Sachs Dolmar wins every time. Lightweight, powerful, easy to fix, looks deeecent, west German quality. Only downside is the expensive parts, but that's a rule for all ancient saws.
In order of reliability and ease of repair for vintage saws that I've tried, it would be, Sachs Dolmar, Homelite, Husqvarna, McCulloch. Echo and Sthil probably sit somewhere near the top, idk they are always too expensive and rare for me to justify. I've never owned any old Johnsered Poulan, Craftsman, Pioneer, or Canadian PM saws, but Ive heard good things about all of them.
I really like the design of McCulloch saws, they are easy to fix, but the only one I've ever had the privilege to run is a beat up 310 Powermac, which needs constant attention to the carb.
Both of my vintage Homelite saws have completely scored pistons, the xl auto ate half its metal reed valve, and somehow, they have better compression and run better than anything else I own (besides the Dolmar 111) I can't explain why, but those things are indestructible, you'd have to put stone dust n gunpowder through the intake to kill it.
"GADZOOKS" What a beautiful Fell that was!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Billy Ray , i like your Channel with all the old powersaws 👍,i,ve got also a small youtube channel in the Netherlands Coldstart Creij ,with some old saws like a dolmar 153, cc ,cx and solo rex . Thanks for the inspiration and kindness in your movies.👍gr Emiel
a just love that 2 stroke sound.
I need a Wood Bullet, and a great big saw. Gonna have to start cruising the local pawn shops for a saw.
Buckin what is the best power saw made today?
Nice 😊 🤘
Dolmar this is a Legend
That Dolmar, shes a helluva runner! Billy having trouble with western reds down here in the Evergreen state. Why do they all look like they're dying?! Because they are? Hell I don't know....earth 1st we'll log the other planets later!
That P-51 is no joke!
I think it is so funny that I just sit here and watch an old man run chainsaw
I feel that you really don't get old until 60 , but for young folk 53 is old.
@@jirusjirus9322 I just love what he's doing man my foreman is 53 also and I only wish I am still moving like they are by the time I hit that range. I wanna work till im 80
@@dakotafrantz4179
That's a great goal...
I feel like i will go back to work full time when i get 75, the way inflation is, and work till I'm 80. Staying healthy is full time right now. 💪😎👍
I IS almost impossible to find those belts you have. You really should put up a link, there's a lot of us that look at the setup and think "well that would be useful" :)
That saw was starving!!! It ate that log up!!
The p51 pioneer was my first saw, I really liked it 🐓
Ahwoooo love it hehe 👍
Трушный дядька! без перчаток работает, не то что эти современные мажорики )))
hey buckin entertaining as usuall ha later buckin
Fresh cut fresh grind ✊
Good video hope you get your truck fixed
And drums too! I have a couple of drum sets too@
Are those logs going to a sawmill ? Sure would make nice lumber!
Buckin, maybe put a spring or a rubber band to pull the choke back. Make something that keeps the choke locked back, but when you need it it’ll function normally
I always asking myself where you got that „feeling“ for a Tree...
Every Tree scares me befor I fell it
Nice safety glasses
That p51? Wow that thing sounds awesome!
respect, good job
Looks like you sold a future wood bullet for sure. The proof is in the how it works
Billy I have wanted to ask you a question I have beginning in the climbing That bothers me is not the height it's the fall it fall and I was wondering if if there is a way of guidance you have for that
Where could I purchase one of them little 28in wood bullet axes at, things tough, I’d love to have one!
Dolmar 🤩🤩🤩🤩💪💪💪💪
I got to get one of those axes! Hey Buckin any idea where to get a br and chain for a 133 Dolmar these days? S2 14mm mount
like your videos but one question is there saw protection in your pants tomas from sweden
What was the guy doing with his still cutting into the stump towards the very end? Shingle blocks or making sure there's oxygen to help burn the stumps
Yep, a lot of folks do that to get the burn to go deep.
Nice vintage saw. Both of them 😅
You can buy bolts at the hardware store for a p51 when they all shake loose
Hey buckin amazing content ! Do you ever go back and think of being green to this trade and missing that feelin?
not to often
Just busted out my old 78 or 79 husqvarn 65. No chain brake on her. But she rips