I know that's right, jesus and tinman first thing of a monday morning is a good impression of a good week to come, god bless you all in my saw family. : )
Wow great video Tinmam. Great to see you just get out and run some saw and have fun buddy. I gotta say your sawmanship has improved greatly in the time I have been watching you great improvement. Love ya man🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Hey tinman I have a request for a future video. I know you said your going to be doing some 10-10 macs sometime. When you get there can you please do a complete teardown video. I have a crapliad of 10-10 saws and I have a couple that need some work. Would like to be able to do more of the work myself but I dint wanna make the leap without some idea of what I'm doing first.
Boxelder is not a particularly hard wood, especially when green...holy shit that saw rips. Very impressive, be sure. Nice Rabbit houses you are building too.
Hi tinman looks like that Jonsered runs really good cool idle sounds almost like a helicopter. I liked when you cut that tree it was slow motion going down then it when started going back up I was like wow .
@tinmansaws does the chain on your 630 stop when you let off? Mine spins even at low idle and I cant find anything wrong with the clutch. Stretched or worn out clutch springs?
@@tinmanssaws Thank you for the quick reply. Thinking of putting the 670 top end on it. What are your thoughts? I also have a 288xp 300th anniversary edition that needs some tinman magic lol.
She cuts eh? I will always have a soft spot for red saws. My dads 70E kept me warm throughout my childhood. Now it hangs on my my wall as a future restro-mod
That saw RIPS! She has a very unique sound, especially at idle. Did you have to do anything with the clutch so that it could idle that high without engaging?
@@marcduclos9789 I dont think so. Watch when he is cutting brush and limbing. When the chain is free spinning and he lets off the throttle, the chain continues to free spin and decelerates slowly. An overtight chain will stop almost immediately when you let off the trigger.
@@SonOfLiberty1984 Just a gest to the question. Idel ant got nothing to do with the cut. But I am a stone mason . Tin man is good at ansewring his own question. tbd.
@@marcduclos9789 I agree that idle doesn't have anything to do with the cut. That saw revs to the moon but maintains that high rpm in the cut! I just noticed it has a high idle. It is my understanding that ported saws can sometimes require a high idle. I was wondering if that is the case here and if he had to use a heavier clutch or clutch spring to keep from engaging the chain at idle.
Pay to get a falling lesson from Buckin. You didn't clean out your dutchman. Small irregular shaped trees like that are just as dangerous as the tall ones. Keep safe.
@@theironhorse6600 I am a faller by no means but the tree behaved the way Tinman said it would in the fall and it left the stump under control. I'm going to call that a win.
@@theironhorse6600 Look again at his cut. the first cut was deeper than his angle cut, leaving a small kerf/slot at the hinge. That slot closed as the tree started to leave , which is why it stopped. Tinman then had to do more backcut, right as the tree was ready to break off. That was the danger, not where the tree was going to fall. I bet you a brand new chainsaw buckin would agree with me.
Has she got the dirtymax, I mean duramax lol? We hoppem all up down south and racem..a 12csec quarter is easy with diesel power, especially, only trucks I might add, I've got a 57 tundra like urs tinman but lifted and much older, 08 mAny miles, some things done...but shes my real secret weapon..my underdog. Everyone down here is hard up Chevy, nothing else it's so dumb, and theyere always falling apart on them, not downing Chevy but I say that because it's a "style/fad" thing here...the in Crowd that dont know how to be an INDIVIDUAL..u know what I mean
she cuts eh'
There's nothing like starting my day with a good tree take down! Way to go, Tinman!👍
I know that's right, jesus and tinman first thing of a monday morning is a good impression of a good week to come, god bless you all in my saw family. : )
Good friend of mine was a jonsereds dealer for many yrs. Theirs a pile of 625,630, and a few 670 in his shed I need to go through
Tinman wish i had been there to help. I would have been like a wee whipet while u did the cutting. Very nice saw .
I have 4 630s and a 2095 I think the 630 was the best saw ever made that’s what I used 40 years ago when I worked in the bush. Good vid
That saw is nasty buddy STRONGEST 60ish cc saw I've ever seen
That jonsered is a beast keep up the good work brofessor
That box elder is a gnarly looking species.
That little jewel is Hawngry! 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wow great video Tinmam. Great to see you just get out and run some saw and have fun buddy. I gotta say your sawmanship has improved greatly in the time I have been watching you great improvement. Love ya man🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Sings nice the saw! What a great sound!!!!!!
Saw runs good. Can’t beat a nice day and a good runnin saw. As always WORK SAFE 😎😎🇨🇦🇺🇸
That's laying it down easy.
Great cutting saw.
Tinman just having fun at the wood gym👍
Okay that camera trick kinda messed with me for second there , I almost dumped out my beer thinking I've had to much already !
LOL!
Same! Cheers!
That saws running well 👍🏻
DANG ! That saw is wicked fast
That thing is insane.
In the unlikely event that you want to get rid of that saw I will gladly take it off your hands😂 great video😎👍
I’m not a proper tree guy, but wouldn’t a plunge cut be preferable for the back cut on a heavy leaner like that?
I'm with bunch of other fellas, good Monday morning video. That things a ripper
Saw was running good, nice to cut a little wood once in awhile
Thems some damn nice saw pants Tin man.
Thank you!!
That thing runs and sounds great,
Hey tinman I have a request for a future video. I know you said your going to be doing some 10-10 macs sometime. When you get there can you please do a complete teardown video. I have a crapliad of 10-10 saws and I have a couple that need some work. Would like to be able to do more of the work myself but I dint wanna make the leap without some idea of what I'm doing first.
That ting ripes tinman cuts sweet as!😁
Boxelder is not a particularly hard wood, especially when green...holy shit that saw rips. Very impressive, be sure. Nice Rabbit houses you are building too.
Didn’t start off with some yoga or even a cartwheel? Still did good! 😂
Hi tinman looks like that Jonsered runs really good cool idle sounds almost like a helicopter. I liked when you cut that tree it was slow motion going down then it when started going back up I was like wow .
Just got a 625 ll jonsered needs tension screw for the bar will just getting a new one do the trick or is It broken off in there
Hi tinman greetings from Australia, love the way this saw runs could you tell me the timing specs and squish regards Chris
Good morning from Piqua Ohio.
That is the nastiest 66 cc saw I have ever seen..holy cow
No kidding! She revs to the moon but holds it in the cut!
@@SonOfLiberty1984 yeah that last part is what counts she holds it
Tinman I'm still in the dark buddy lol keep it up ur great buddy
Good Job Tinman. Ever notice that there isnt alot of difference between a Jonsered 670 and an Echo 670?
@tinmansaws does the chain on your 630 stop when you let off? Mine spins even at low idle and I cant find anything wrong with the clutch. Stretched or worn out clutch springs?
You need clutch springs if you can't idle it slow enough for the chain to stop. That's really common on this series of saw.
@@tinmanssaws Thank you for the quick reply. Thinking of putting the 670 top end on it. What are your thoughts? I also have a 288xp 300th anniversary edition that needs some tinman magic lol.
She cuts eh? I will always have a soft spot for red saws. My dads 70E kept me warm throughout my childhood. Now it hangs on my my wall as a future restro-mod
Gotta love ol johny Red!
That saw RIPS! She has a very unique sound, especially at idle. Did you have to do anything with the clutch so that it could idle that high without engaging?
Is the chaine over tighten?
@@marcduclos9789 I dont think so. Watch when he is cutting brush and limbing. When the chain is free spinning and he lets off the throttle, the chain continues to free spin and decelerates slowly. An overtight chain will stop almost immediately when you let off the trigger.
@@SonOfLiberty1984 Just a gest to the question. Idel ant got nothing to do with the cut. But I am a stone mason . Tin man is good at ansewring his own question. tbd.
@@marcduclos9789 I agree that idle doesn't have anything to do with the cut. That saw revs to the moon but maintains that high rpm in the cut! I just noticed it has a high idle. It is my understanding that ported saws can sometimes require a high idle. I was wondering if that is the case here and if he had to use a heavier clutch or clutch spring to keep from engaging the chain at idle.
Stand up and Buck🤙
can you make my awesome 625 run like that or is that just for Buckin?
Awesome..
That red rips!
That saw is a screamer!
man im tired of my 455 and my 029 lol i used to run a 660 for work but i dont do that anymore and now my firewood saws just arent the same lol
Fire Ban lifted so Fire Um Up!
She cut eh!!!! 👌
Is the 490 any good ?
Jonsereds 490? Good lil firewood saw if so
Yea
Pay to get a falling lesson from Buckin. You didn't clean out your dutchman. Small irregular shaped trees like that are just as dangerous as the tall ones. Keep safe.
At least he didn't get pinched off, a limby thing like that would usually get me at least once lol
Haha! That’s funny! Good joke! There is no Dutchman in an open face notch!
@@theironhorse6600 I am a faller by no means but the tree behaved the way Tinman said it would in the fall and it left the stump under control. I'm going to call that a win.
The tree behaved the way he said it would in the fall and it left the stump under control. I count that as a win.
@@theironhorse6600 Look again at his cut. the first cut was deeper than his angle cut, leaving a small kerf/slot at the hinge. That slot closed as the tree started to leave , which is why it stopped. Tinman then had to do more backcut, right as the tree was ready to break off. That was the danger, not where the tree was going to fall. I bet you a brand new chainsaw buckin would agree with me.
Wow that 630 super is a goodun eh?
Rips!
Bet you got whitetails out the ying yang in them woods
Yep tons of them here.
She Cuts! Eh
Has she got the dirtymax, I mean duramax lol? We hoppem all up down south and racem..a 12csec quarter is easy with diesel power, especially, only trucks I might add, I've got a 57 tundra like urs tinman but lifted and much older, 08 mAny miles, some things done...but shes my real secret weapon..my underdog. Everyone down here is hard up Chevy, nothing else it's so dumb, and theyere always falling apart on them, not downing Chevy but I say that because it's a "style/fad" thing here...the in Crowd that dont know how to be an INDIVIDUAL..u know what I mean
I'm a diehard Chevy guy but when it comes to diesels I love me them Cummins engines. Sound amazing. Tinmans trk is pre dirtymax I believe
👋
she cuts
Lol look like got a European truck there. Driving on passenger side or was someone else driving.
Never ran 1 b4
Hey buddy sent you some questions in messenger.
How can I contact you via email TinMan?
My emails on my about page