Scott, whether your rebuilding a transmission for Brutus or explaining chainsaws, I always feel like I have learned something at the end of your videos. Keep up the great work and keep enjoying your retirement!
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE9 ай бұрын
Hey Mr. Breeze - good to hear from you and thanks for the kind words! Scott
@royhaught95169 ай бұрын
Nice presentation Scott. For around 40 years I've heated my house with hardwood, cutting 12 or more cords a year I always used Stihl chainsaws, I have a MS 361, MS 441c, and a MS 460 and last year I bought a DeWalt battery powered saw for light trimming.
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE9 ай бұрын
361, 441c, and 460 is a super lineup, Roy! Some of my favorite saws!!! Scott
@jjscustomfabrications82349 ай бұрын
I just picked up a new ms261 a couple months ago, I agree, it’s a nice little saw. Versatile. Lightweight. I’ve run about a dozen tanks through it now, lots of bush work opening up an old logging road, and trails. It replaced my older 55 rancher, which was a good saw for carrying around, just got old and tired.
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE9 ай бұрын
Yeah, I love my 026 - easy to work on, reliable, and durable. Thanks for the comment, Scott
@tastitas39 ай бұрын
Hell yeah, Stihl is never disapointing!
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE9 ай бұрын
Well, I have been disappointed by Stihl sometimes, but it doesn't happen that often. Thanks, Scott
@86turbodsl9 ай бұрын
Stihl. What great saws. I bought a new Stihl recently. Love it.
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE9 ай бұрын
I agree, 86! They are generally very well-made saws. Scott
@MrDukstr7 ай бұрын
I use my MS271 for most of my cutting. I don’t ride a saw hard and don’t cut stuff bigger than my 16” bar. Bigger stuff I have dad’s old McCullough 610. I really wished you would have went over the Milwaukee saw more.
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE7 ай бұрын
The Milwaukee saw is worth the $. It won't replace my gas powered stuff, but it's handy. Scott
@saltyyankee51499 ай бұрын
feel like I messed up.. I bought a MS251 last winter and was getting bogged down on deadfall hickory, but I only moved up to the 311. Seems like I ended up with two in the same range. I don't see value in anything bigger, but now I'm questioning myself after watching. The 251 is now intended to be the primary saw and I'll grab the 311 when the wife wants to saw. We intend on cutting no more than 7-10 cord per year.. we are 4.5 cord into this year so far.
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE9 ай бұрын
I don't think you messed up at all. The MS251 is 45cc, right? Great firewood saw. And the 311 is 59cc? I'd run a 16" bar and .325 chain on the MS251 and a 20" bar with 3/8 chain on the 311. If you're at the limit of their capability, make sure your chain is nice and sharp. If you still don't have enough saw for the job, step up to a 70cc class. Good luck with it! Scott
@saltyyankee51499 ай бұрын
@@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE thanks Scott. The power feels substantially different. The 311 is 59cc and the 25 is 45.6. I have a 16 on the 251 and 20 on the 311. I opted for the ‘green’ chains on the 251 but the more aggressive chains in the 311…. Your presentation opened my mind to the bigger saws. The property I’m working is all slow/dense hardwoods growing in a damp New England lot. So hard to cut but not monsters like they have out west
@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE9 ай бұрын
@@saltyyankee5149 well, if you're cutting 7-10 cords of hardwood a year, an 044 or 046 will be a great addition to your lineup. Good luck and let me know what you end up doing. Scott