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@79attaboy Күн бұрын
You the man jack... love your videos i hope you keep it posting.. man that 064 brings back memories😊😊😊
@GLG-20DECOY 2 күн бұрын
Some of the old 084’s has a flocked square filter. Can you swap the filter base to accept the newer 088 style filter?
@hotsaws101 Күн бұрын
Are you referencing the early HD 2 style that was oval and metal cased? Or the more flat version that has the plastic supports?
@GLG-20DECOY Күн бұрын
@ the more flat version that is flocked.
@eldoradowoodcrafthobbies3888 2 күн бұрын
Just a little bit of a rush on that one enjoy your extreme days.
@HawtSawz86 5 күн бұрын
Love you Jack, want to let you know my screen name is a coincidence and I had not seen your channel before I made it. I don’t have any videos so it probably doesn’t matter. Thanks for all the content 🍻❤️🏎️🐝🧨🔥
@floriangayer5964 6 күн бұрын
Hello, do you still have good experiences with Bel Ray H1R? I used Motul 800 Of 1:50, very good oil. But too many deposits on the piston crown
@hotsaws101 Күн бұрын
I have been using the H1-R quite a bit lately, yes. No issues noticed. Not trying to rain on your parade here... If the jetting is properly set/adjusted then there should only be a slight dusting of light tan buildup on the dome. This of course also has to do with the chain being sharp, stops set to the correct elevation, as well as, and most often missed, teeth at the appropriate angles for the wood being "chewed". Without those three working in concert you'll never achieve the correct burn in the cylinder. On the other side of all that, the Motul uses Phosphorus and Zinc in the additive package for the anti-wear components. Those two will, if the aforementioned parameters aren't met, will have a tendency to cake up the internal components. You could also try 52:1 or even 55:1 on the mix concentration to offset the said buildup. The more lean the mix oil concentration is the more "zingy" the saw will be. At the same time, it will go away from having good/better power down low. There is ALWAYS a tradeoff on this planet. Best of luck. Thanks for watching.
@johngibson3837 8 күн бұрын
Hey up mate nice to see another video I'd wondered doing them, sweet fell came out well
@warrenweikum8624 11 күн бұрын
Thank you. Excellent video and wonderfully thoughtful.
@dennis56 12 күн бұрын
Good to see your videos again.
@voyonovoy797 13 күн бұрын
Recientemente me han dado una ms 461,que fue aplastada por un skkider.Tiene el Carter roto por dos sitios y quería poner todas las piezas en un nuevo Carter.Solo encuentro económico el Carter de la ms460(chino,75 euros),mientras que el original del stihl ms461 me piden 350 euros,no merecería la pena.Mi pregunta es la siguiente,son iguales los cárteres de estás motosierras??? Podría montar las piezas de la ms 461 en un Carter de la 460???...agradezco su respuesta,un saludo.
@chillydog420 14 күн бұрын
Do you do your own saw work or do you have someone else do it .and I see your not to far from where I live.
@hotsaws101 12 күн бұрын
Yes. No. Thanks for watching.
@AleksjiViktor 15 күн бұрын
POZDRAV GOSPODINE...EVO VAM JEDAN SAVET..AKO ZELITE MOZETE SAMI NAPRAVITI NAJBOLJE DVOTAKTNO ULJE NA SVETU KAKVOG NI PRIBLIZNO NEMA U PRODAJI...UZMITE I IZMESAJTE35% bel-ray h1-r 35% bel-ray si-7 i 30% LIQUI MOLLY MOLYGEN MOTOR PROTEKT...PVO ULJE NE STVARA UOPSTE NIMALO UGLJICNE naslage...pozdrav
@kevinpsargent3764 16 күн бұрын
Was looking for the Dyno sheet upon this high performance saw?
@hotsaws101 15 күн бұрын
This video is one of a series. The others, both preceeding & succeeding, are addressed here, kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWe5qJ1qdpmSadE kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3aqnGh4pN6XgtE kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKmuhHpnZp6egq8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/anyco5h8oMihZ7c I have run some of my saws on an actual dyno. One reason why I just laugh when builders are talking about ½ again and twice the hp output of their saws. Without a pipe, Fallacy. Sure the dyno "sheet" can provide some relative numbers. For comparison, numbers are a place to start. If you want real world performance, it's throw a long bar on her and give it whirl. Because in the end, a dyno printout is just that, numbers. One of the reasons I show you comparisons of the same model & others. Because that's where the rubber meets the road. Thanks for watching.
@yonmusak 16 күн бұрын
I still come to watch this from time to time. Just outstanding. Does it work similarly on hardwood trees, or do they lack the same level of compression?
@hotsaws101 16 күн бұрын
I think it would depend upon the type, location, and the environmental conditions the tree/s are exposed to. I've swung Alder trees before. They are a known quantity to be soft on the stump. They often have a lot of drag and are famous for the "barberchair" component. The drag & crown weight will be a consideration to hardwood moreso than most softwood I cut. In essence, it would be on a case by case basis. You would have to experiment. And, we did even touch on the condition of the stump wood in a lot of hardwoods. Best of luck & thanks for watching.
@yonmusak 16 күн бұрын
@@hotsaws101 Thanks for the response. God bless brother
@刘智宇-g2i 21 күн бұрын
我的461，配置16寸导板😂
@hotsaws101 21 күн бұрын
很划算。应该有足够的电量！ 谢谢观看。
@WAHLS_arbor 21 күн бұрын
Process indeed! Nice cuttin!
@hotsaws101 21 күн бұрын
Not for the faint of hearted... Thanks for watching.
@GrantRyder-h8o 23 күн бұрын
Nice work with the 064 JB. Always like getting to watch you ‘do your thang’ 99 percent of us appreciate you posting , keep em coming. Also got a good chuckle outta a couple of the ‘world champions’ in the comment section. There’s 1 or 2 in every crowd. Keep hammer’n buddy
@hotsaws101 21 күн бұрын
Point of interest - this channel has been operational since '08. It has seen a fair amount of the mouthmiesters in action. So yah, the armchair awesomeness rears it's ignorant head here and there. No worries though. It's just random ratchetjawing. As I've said for years, those that understand the nuance will make the appropriate comments. Those who don't, well, they will show the world how much they really don't understand. You have to feel sorry for them in all reality. Thanks for the observation/notation and for stopping by.
@hotsaws101 26 күн бұрын
The comments run the gambit. Figured I'd let the dust settle a bit... I'd like to thank the overall group of regulars that watch and/or chime in. Thank you for the patronage. I actually gained a few good friends through the YT experience. I do appreciate the questions that come in. Although, sometimes it take a "minute" to respond with Yt being a side gig, lol. This channel shows one way to skin a cat. I've never said it is the right, best, or only way. Mr. outinthewood surmises that we each have our style/routine. Extrapolating, just becasue you might not agree with the methodolgy and/or execution a guy employs does not make him wrong. As I've stated before, many times: Those that understand what they are looking at will make the appropriate comment. Those that do not understand will also make the approriate statement. It's easy to spot the "commentour" that has never dealt with Redwood timber. Let's look at the 1st cut. 46"x50", so 48" average. That's 2160 BF. The second cut was just a little smaller with an average of 46" on the scaling end. That is 1980 BF. The 1st 40' of tree had 4140 BF. There was another 140' of pay logs laying out across the flat. If memory serves, the mill was paying $1250.00 MBF. Sometimes the mill will pay extra (per BF) for the bigger logs as well. The first & second cuts tallied in at $5175 if the mill didn't pay extra for their larger size. So what,,, the tree was worth 12/15K. For those in a hurry - you would probably get canned off the job after tooooooooo much breakage. For those using maxi-open faces in this situation - you would probably also get canned off the job for tooooooooo much breakage as well. It would probabaly take a mediun length dissertation to spell out the nuance as to why for the these two. For those that watch one video and decide it was to this or that, well maybe. However, There a number of similar videos on this channel dating back more than a decade. Suffice to say, the guy doing the work here appears to have been in more than one rodeo. For those just generally yammering, I, don't delete all the "bad press" posted unless they are disparaging God, excessively cursing (I expect viewers to use big kid verbage..), or have been unenvited to "tag along". Thanks for watching. P.S., after responding to a number of posts, it's too bad there isn't a faller's I.Q. questionaire that would-be "commentours" had to pass...
@EL300B 26 күн бұрын
Where do you find what looks like a brand new 064? Bought a couple back in the 80's,good saw
@hotsaws101 26 күн бұрын
Had it for a long time at that point. That saw is anything but new. Seen here having somewhere between 1 and 3 million under it's belt. Thanks for watching.
@EL300B 26 күн бұрын
@@hotsaws101 Still have one I cut wood with.Does'nt look near as nice as yours.No idea how many board ft. it's cut but all the numbers and name are wore off.Still works great and never broke down.
@AleksjiViktor 27 күн бұрын
POZDRAV IZ SRBIJE...NAJBOLJE ULJE NA SVETU UJEDNO I JEDINO NAJKVALITETNIJE JE BRP XPS RACING 2T OIL
@hotsaws101 22 күн бұрын
Gledao sam tu mješavinu ulja. Ima stvarno nisko plamište. Jasno je da je dizajniran za rad u motorima s vodenim hlađenjem. Pucao sam infracrveno jednu od svojih pila na 50°F ambijentalnog zraka i bilo je ~ 450 na vrču. Ima stvarno nisku gustoću. ~ 8,2 naspram ~ 9,1 do 9,5 u uljima koja koristim. Čini se da je dizajniran za korištenje u motorima gdje je zazor klipa/cilindra, pa, motociklima/strojevima za snijeg gdje imaju strože specifikacije. ~ .0015 umjesto novih pila za smog koje dolaze oko .0025 do .0048. Također ima stvarno nisku viskoznost. ~ 60 cSt na 40° C. To je ½ ulja koje koristim. Na primjer, izvan autoceste Motul ima 120,2. Na temelju niske gustoće i izuzetno niske viskoznosti, ekstrapolirao bih da je imalo loš Salex ležajni broj - što je zapravo način na koji se mjeri snaga ulja. Sigurno ga vjerojatno možete koristiti u primjeni pile. Ali neću biti... Hvala na gledanju.
@AleksjiViktor 22 күн бұрын
@hotsaws101 pozdrav...prodao sam skoro sva ulja koje postoje u prodaji ...mislim na skuplja ulja jer jeftinija uopste i ne vrede bacati novac..po meni medju najboljima su belraj h1-r i si-7...polaris ves gold...i naravno najbolje ulje je brp xps e-tec i racing ...jer sadrzi tecni molibden MoDTc koji u uslovima pod temperaturom i pritiskom se pretvara u cvrsti molibden..a da umalo da zaboravim za podjednakvo jedno od clanova u grupi najboljih ulja je isto i honda hp2 2t oil...i ima neka cudna stvar kod 2 cycle oil jer nije vazna nit gustina ulja niti tacka paljenja vec treba se tacno pogoditi sve potrebne karakteristike za da bi ulje sagorevalo savrseno u motorima sa two cycles...ja sam sve to izucio na najvisem mogucen nivou i ispitao sa i testirao...isto tako sam upotrebio kao dodatak u 2t ulju i alkylated naftalenes AN I MISLIM DA SAM PRONASAO SAVRSENO ULJE ZA 2T ENGINES...POZDRAV
@AleksjiViktor 16 күн бұрын
@@hotsaws101 evo ti jedan predlog-savet ...ako zelis sam napraviti najbolje dvotaktno ulje na svetu uzmi i izmedaj na primer za jedan litar da bi dobio ovakve sastojke 35% bel-ray h1-r 35% bel-ray si-7 30% liqui Molly molygen motor protekt ili eurol engine oil treatment...mozes ga koristiti u bilo koju dvotaktni motor jer radi perfektno...takvo ulje neces naci nigde na svetu da toliko dobro podmazuje a da ne stvara naslage...
@diggindiggenit6540 29 күн бұрын
I never seen you run any stihl 051's they were in production for over ten years thought you may hve ran across a few?
@hotsaws101 28 күн бұрын
Know a little bit about the precursor. I used an 050 with a 48" roller nose bar back in the mid/late '70s & early '80s to cut big old growth fir (buckskins) logs for firewood. Selling wood was how I funded my "antics" back in high-school. Technically, it was my dad's saw. Not sure what happened to it after I left home. Thanks for watching.
@diggindiggenit6540 28 күн бұрын
@@hotsaws101 Yeah i have been watching a lot of your videos very good content 4 sure
@outinthewood3578 29 күн бұрын
So I suspect you took a little breather after that ! Some interesting comments below, we all have our own way or the way we were taught to do things and its sometimes hard to go with other methods but we should always be open to other ways and perhaps not just say "its wrong" ?
@hotsaws101 26 күн бұрын
I was in that area "all by myself", lol. No time for resting as they were, as we witnessed, on me. I addressed a little of the commentary in a pinned statement. Agreed! Thanks for watching Mr. K
@Northwestlogger Ай бұрын
As a retired logger of 55 yrs. I say you got lucky on that one. Working right above an active highway the potential for disaster is too high to not have a climber climb 50+feet and put a line on that tree and have the loader pull it over in the right direction. At least have flaggers to stop traffic in both directions on the highway until that tree is on the ground. Safety is always top priority! 😢
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
I don't believe in coincidence. What most attribute to "luck", I would say Godspeed. The first time I fell a tree was 1976. The first time I fell a redwood was ~ 1985. Although, right now we are on a thinning project where saving the redwoods is desireable, I still cut them down. Clearly, I've been around the block a few times. Furtherance, I've said in many different years and continually - you have to know your wood. That manifests from trying different techniques and studing the results. But mostly, it is paying attention to how wood reacts/responds in the different areas. Have I seen it all, of course not. Are there surprises, occasionally. But, are they the completely out of the blue "never seen that before" kind. Next to never. This tree was not leaning back that far. It was not the easiset to wedge due to the position on the hill. Step ladder height would have been plenty to "pull it". Safe to say, some fallers do a better job than others. That's because of their "software". The way God wires you has everything to do with how well a person does anything & everything. Do I disagree with your safety comment, no. Part of that is seen where I'm sawing the far side, above my head. This, instead of just reaching around and hoping/praying that I cut it up enough and not off. Also, thinking that the contractor had enough faith in the faller to get the job handled well. As a side note, there is another video from this same strip where I did not want to tackle one backleaner and we did pull it. So, I'm not a complete maverick. Thanks for watch & best wishes in 2025 to you & yours.
@waynerowan290 Ай бұрын
That was a tough tree. But it went right. Good work
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
A wee bit of a pain to wedge due to the lack of terra firma on the backside no doubt. Thanks for watching!
@WAHLS_arbor Ай бұрын
You da man, man
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
Consider myself to be regular guy, doing an irregular job. But, thanks for the mention. Trying to survive the day to day process of my "woods life", lol. Thanks for watching & best wishes to you & yours in 2025!
@stanlong1236 Ай бұрын
This is a joke right??face cut way to thin, back cut 4" high! Dude someones dying😅
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
You must have missed it.... This tree went up hill. Necessary here. Overhand face requires a taller backcut so you don't short the trim. This is because you cannot see the butt of the tree properly to assess the top face/backcut differential. Also a couple of other reasons here. You just told the world you know absolutely nothing about felling timber, btw. I would suggest a number of years actually on the end of pistol grip. Here's the caveat,,, has to be in Redwood country.... Thanks for watching & best wishes in 2025.
@treemenders Ай бұрын
Id like to thank you for the ten years of education you've given me, Jack. From beginner to running a crew. When others marvel at me spinning trees with an ultra-soft Dutchman or sizwheel, I pass all the praise to you. Watching you make your precise cuts continues to keep me humble and aware of my own limitations. Pr 22:29. Nu 6:24-26
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
You are entirely VELKOMMEN! I put felling videos up to show a, my, one way to get the job done. May not always be the best... So with that, God makes me look like better faller than I really am. Happens continually. Have had a few notes over the years like yours. A few thanking me for showing a similar situation to what they were up against - hiring a professional so they didn't get themselves a trip to the Pearly Gates. As far a humility, anyone cutting down trees is making mistakes. Just the way that it is. No need to get on ur high horse... Well if your realistic anyway. Thanks for the verse reference- Amen. Thanks for watching.
@jennpage3976 Ай бұрын
So glad to see a new video, please keep posting content
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@jdatwood7086 Ай бұрын
You always get volunteered for these because you’re highly skilled, more importantly you’re cautious and aware which is critical around a roadway. One screwup someone could be killed.
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
I do contemplate the situation. As opposed to just strolling up to the "problem child" and start haphazardly gnawing on it. Thanks for making mention of those points. Thanks for watching as well!
@dn0682 Ай бұрын
Surprised to see that someone is using 2100 and not newer saws, tells me one thing: they are the best.
@hotsaws101 21 күн бұрын
She's an old girl. I bring her of the couch just for fun occasionally. Thanks for watching.
@boudibla4011 Ай бұрын
I see you always place wedges when using your jack. Great job again. Thanks for your videos.
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
Old habits die hard... Occasionally a jack will fail. It's moreso on the backpack units with hoses. If the check ball/spring doesn't catch the sudden release of pressure, she's coming over backward. Same thing if you are jacking and the seat is soft. So, if your a purdent faller, you are backing up the jack with wedges. Keeping in mind, the "normal" guy can get 8/10,000 psi with 10/12" wedges. Helps the jack & the jack's seals. Thank you for watching.
@steppoffaith8426 Ай бұрын
We have missed you sr
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Life has been happening... Thanks for watching!
@pdmehrtens Ай бұрын
Where the heck have you been? Thank God yer back sending em with authority! 🪓💪🏻👊🫵
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
"In da bush" for the most part. He has definitely been watching over my camp. Blessings to all in your camp. Thanks for watching.
@pdmehrtens 25 күн бұрын
@ Same to you Jack! 💪🏻
@stevehartley5803 Ай бұрын
I am glad to see you, Jack. Are you ok? I asked all around the Paul Bunyan show, and no one knew what happened to you. I asked about Logger Wade the year before, and I got answers. For local tree guys in Richmond Va... I just sak around the saw shop, and someone knows. You need to give me the number of your saw shop. Lol. Be safe. We can't do without the greatest tree man in the world.
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
I'm fine as frog's hair. Hopefully the same can be said for you & yours! Anonymity, gotta love it! Probably not the greatest at anything... Just a man, doing a job. Forthright - God gave me a certain type of intellect. Then put me in a field where it would get fully taxed. And, like every other faller out there, I make mistakes. Back to the just a man concept. Thanks for the kinds words & for watching.
@quentindavis6 Ай бұрын
Man at 064 spitting some chips man running good👍🏻
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Thank you. I "made it" myself. Thanks for watching!
@batmantiss Ай бұрын
I know what it's like when the boss tells you..."I got one for you"
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
You mean like this one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWSxn5SobJijj9Usi=EUXjeCvRlwKXss_9 Same job. South end of slope above the road. Thanks for watching!
@loghog4392 Ай бұрын
I have a brand new OEM Stihl 064 cylinder and piston.
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
It's good to be you. Thanks for watching
@robertlent4571 Ай бұрын
What are you doing to many fails to even list
@ryanpoloski4322 Ай бұрын
😅😅😅😅. Sure buddy
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
I did notice the lack the substantiating points to back up the statement, LOL. Thanks for post, and for watching!
@robertlent4571 Ай бұрын
This guy don't know what he is doing
@LindsayBrown-v2p Ай бұрын
@@robertlent4571 you think??? I got crucified for saying that. Seems my 30 plus years of logging, about 20 of them cutting, I don't know Anything about logging.
@ryanpoloski4322 Ай бұрын
That's why he's a legend in the felling community. It's okay, maybe someday you'll level up
@ryanpoloski4322 Ай бұрын
@@LindsayBrown-v2p😂😂😂😂😂😂
@SMJ95 Ай бұрын
@@LindsayBrown-v2p Are you the Michael Jordan of timber falling? Post one 1 video of you being a billy bad ass. Did you or your kin work with buzz Martin?
@LindsayBrown-v2p Ай бұрын
@@SMJ95 no, not even close to the best cutter. What I said is, I would have been FIRED for cutting like that. So sorry, I have No videos..don't post anything on u tube. Only have a few photos of me cutting. I made my comments and STAND BY WHAT I SAID. There are plenty of Loggers here in Clatsop County, Oregon that know me and can verify what I said. Show some balls and check. I did retire from logging in 2009.I occasionally cut trees but at 70 and disabled, it's definitely not very enjoyable anymore. More and more loggers from the days I worked are dieing or sold out and retired. Still plenty here around Seaside Oregon that know me. Never said I was Great..#1 or even in the top 50.
@robertshoemaker6204 Ай бұрын
Great seeing you back in action....still have a great 066 flat top....love running it. Seemed like it would have be a good day to have a set of Silveies with you working a road corridor...yes the lord is great.Have a blessed 2025...Shoe
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
Shoe hi. I worked across the draw from a guy that was testing one of the original Flat Tops back in the '80's. Entourage of Stihl® personell came out. This was on the far north side of the property. I did not know they were there until "1st." sight. I knew it was doable after an assement witthe plumb - the "Bob" is on the end of it, lol, A Featherweight would have taken this tree. It was a bit more of a pain because the ground broke off so steep on the back side. It was a "longer than normal" reach to thje wedges. Had it been leaning back to much further, I would have used a jack for sure. Blessing to all in your can for 2025 as well. Thanks for watching.
@coast.cutter7552 Ай бұрын
Are you still doing port work Mr. Dangercat
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
limited. "Kilting" trees as the "day job" for the most part. Thanks for watching & best wishes for 2025 to you & yours.
@jeff9062 Ай бұрын
I moved up to N.Cal from San Diego, got a job at a large log saw mill. Pretty interesting to see the side of it, thanks!
@jamesmooney5348 Ай бұрын
@@jeff9062 Weaverville saw mill?
@jeff9062 Ай бұрын
@jamesmooney5348 Shasta Lake
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Different world up here... Thanks for watching!
@diggindiggenit6540 Ай бұрын
At first you were bending over for the first slice and on the side back you were reaching over your head amazing, i know i would have messed that one up.
@hotsaws101 24 күн бұрын
A testimony to the steepness of the slope. The GoPro experience continually misrepresents the contour of the ground. Best wishes for the New Year and thanks for watching.
@jimhere1 Ай бұрын
This is what having supreme confidence in one's abilities looks like.
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Thank you, and for watching!
@Flav52 Ай бұрын
Nice to see you back !
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Thank you, and for watching!
@logjammin084 Ай бұрын
Love the thumbnail for the video! It would be awesome to see some of the photos of over the years of your logging adventures!
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
I don't have a ton of pictures. No videos of the early days either. It was just another day at the office back then. Too bad also. Seen some really cool maneuvers over the years. Thanks for watching.
@iraagans3144 Ай бұрын
Bing carburetor?
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
I build that saw 8, maybe 10 years ago. Honestly, I cannot remember. It would not surprise me if it has a WJ 69. Thanks for watching.
@harmonicliving3507 Ай бұрын
Well that saw sounds lovely
@hotsaws101 Ай бұрын
Thank you, and for watching.
@sodbuster5223 Ай бұрын
Happy New Year! God Bless!
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Likewise & blessings to all in your camp. Thanks for watching!
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
Best wishes for the New Year to you and yours. Thanks for watching.
@Ozarktreeworks Ай бұрын
The saw dust on the double wedge gives you friction? Never seen that b4 Does it only work with conifer trees?
@iraagans3144 Ай бұрын
Yes, I use this all the time on long leaf pines.
@hotsaws101 Ай бұрын
On my experience, no. It gives you slippery. So they drive easier. It also gives you non-stick like Teflon so you can get the wedges apart after you've beat your brains out. At least 40 years old of a trick. Thanks for watching.
@dcvariousvids8082 Ай бұрын
Not an easy platform from which to pound wedges.
@hotsaws101 25 күн бұрын
I concur. Redwood Country. More fun than any one man should be allowed to have. Thanks for watching!