Tailgate Chronicles , Loggers Chainsaw tips on tuning, stop chain spinning.

[@exclusive7488]

I came here for the 2 stroke but stayed for the lessons - kindness and community. Thanks Buckin!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

super glad yer here friend,,... another spoke in the wheel of love

[@scottjones7279]

What a world we would be living in if we all shared our skills to help each other including sharing them with others that cannot do for theirselves

[@stephencrisci2905]

Always enjoy show..somtimes um struggling or stressed ...i always feel better after watching..god bless everyone m you buckin...thanks

[@joutdoorsmen23]

Hi Buckin that was a very cool thing you did there helping Morgan out too with saws that’s what it’s all about very cool!!!!!!!

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

Thanks for helping out your friend, he will enjoy running his saw so much more. Thanks Morgan for helping with the truck

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thx ol' boy

[@timsmithoutdoors]

Hey Buckin’!!! Love that 1100CD. Hey Morgan!!! Hope you boys have a great weekend!!! Much love!!

[@frankbrowning6303]

Buckin you have magic hands when it comes to getting a saw running. Good job.

[@PJ808H]

Love seeing the old classics kept alive.

[@carlotodaro5052]

WOW, what a surprise to see a shindaiwa 488 on one of your videos. Thanks Morgan for bringing that on the show. I own two of those ones 23 yrs old and the others 14 yrs(and I'm as old as both of them) but I really like these 488's. I burn 3 to 3 1/2 cord a year and these saws fit me well. Not to heavy, easy starting and do a great job of eating through the wood. The only repair I've done is to replace the ignition on the older one. As much as I like those Husky's I can't justify needing a third saw. By the way Buckin ' the first saw I ever owned was a McCulloch saw , wish I still had it. Thanks for all the video's, most people wouldn't understand the enjoyment of this kind of lifestyle.

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you Billy Ray!!! On the ford try removing distributor cap and watch the rotor now move the crankshaft back and forth if the rotor doesn’t go back and fort with the crank the timing chain is loose. The chain turns the cam turns rotor. Remove battery when doing this!!!

[@justinblanck5287]

Billy Ray I've been watching the channel for 2 years now, It's has fiered my heart to go after my dreams in life. Yes it's a bumpy ride, but if was smooth there wouldn't be a story to tell. Thank for your encouragement to us to go after what lights us up and keep it up.

[@markjoudrey7036]

Awesome to be able to help someone out and be able to keep things Rollin.

[@paulfisher4293]

Great, a good chilled out video. Between sorting your truck and the saws is what it's all about ...sharing knowledge and helping 👍. Good health and well being to you and your family (from UK subscriber)

[@andyellis307]

We love watching you and your friends chewing the fat and playing with a saw or two 🤘

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

hey Andy

[@austinlee8567]

Hi Buckin, hope all's going well up there. I've been watching your channel for about a year now and learned several tips on how to run my saw better. Wish you and your family the best!!!

[@michaelluft2732]

I learn so much from you I love cutting wood and I am so interested in learning how to tune my saws that you brother for everything you do much love

[@radagastrob433]

Hi Billy, I've been using a shindaiwa this season and it's great, just tuned it and a lot more power now . I've started doing some videos of it, thanks

[@pm270100]

good saw the 488

[@gilligan369]

Buddy of mine had a couple, 2 were blue. Loved those saws, only drawback was finding parts.

[@antoniomorgado5304]

Hello again!!!!!!! helping others when needed i did the same too! I like help other people too! Nice!!!!!

[@tazman-kennyfuller]

Hey Morgan great to see ya. Great tailgate tuning. Love it. Great Ole 1100 man those saws are just thumpers I love how low they can idle. Love ya brother. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓

[@jirusjirus9322]

The tailgate is where the chronicles begin then the knowledge drifts out into the minds and hearts of many. Like the wisdom of "the drifter" 🌞🌱🪶

[@nik306]

Hi bill ! I got the same problem with my 266xp , low jet was almost closed ! I fixed it by Watching your videos thanks bill !

[@brandong6242]

Love the tailgate chronicles, tips and tricks! It should be a weekly series you do.

[@cavaneccleston4158]

Love you brother! This video brings me joy! Thank you buddy. Really thank you 🙏

[@andrea-wt6gz]

Goodnight from Italy!

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

Isn't it just wonderful how much simple pure joy there is from that accomplishment! 👍 You are sharing so much wonderful knowledge with every journey. Love you all...❤️❤️❤️ Lieutenant Bradley

[@stephenrice4554]

Nice to have a friend you can help out and he can help you . Trade is good , makes the top come off a bottle of beer 👍🇬🇧

[@briansink6847]

Sharing knowledge creates great relationships and a sense of fulfillment. Thanks Buckin for being an example people can look up to.

[@cecilkoselke7878]

2 happy guys right there, swapping expertise! What life is about, taking care of each other.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

yip

[@Powersawjunky]

I need a Canadian friend . You guys are good people.

[@gregorydobson4307]

Love your consept buckin, my words exactly, love and best wishes from UK

[@DoitWithAlana]

Just bought a lil homelite the other day. Slowly getting back into it. I did run a couple of 24” Holzfforma’s when they first released them. Got two big girls for under $1,000😳😁👌. Now there that each. Plenty of power, reliable and come with Stihl chains. When I was younger all they ran was Homelite and McCulloch in my area in Oz.

[@codyjones3016]

I just want to say thank you sir for your inspiration as I’ve had several surgeries as well and struggle with some permanent disabilities but still try to go like I use to but pay for it most days but I don’t let that keep me down long I’ve very stubborn lol thank you for all your videos and great morals

[@stuartramage5933]

billy awesome video .thats what its all about. peace an love from scotland stu an family

[@matts6768]

Great videos I've been watching for a while now and I do pickup a lot of little things that help out. I myself love the saws and tuning them also. Keep up the great videos and be safe...

[@peterweikel7123]

Amazing... often times it's the littlest thing causing the most frustration

[@tinmanssaws]

That was a great video!!

[@frankbrowning6303]

Franko was watching. Have a great day.

[@michaeljamesreed9054]

Awesome video. Thanks for posting.

[@ryanemerry]

Great lesson Buck'in.

[@justinweaver8787]

Sweet ol. 1100 very nice saw!!

[@technosamurai9825]

Nice bit of Sunday viewing Buckin'.

[@zachfowler1410]

Gotta love tailgate shanannagins!

[@iPig]

Man, I wish you were my neighbor. These videos are a close second though.

[@cameronjohnson2306]

Very educational and satisfying video!!

[@daveinla7666]

Cool guys, looks like a good start to a great day. Welcome everybody!! Argyle vest with a plaid shirt, now why didn’t I think of that?

[@Danny45]

Buckin, enjoy all your videos keep the good news going. L4 , L5 Danny

[@peterlubbers5947]

"What do i know i'm a tree guy" is my go to sentence when cars are concerned!🧐🤔🤨😉🙏🌲🌳🇳🇱

[@johnmclark6272]

Cracked fuel line is another symptom or dry diafram was your good guess, great video,

[@jeffreyrubish347]

Buckin! The return of the argyle vest! 🙁👍❤

[@glennevitt5250]

Thank you Billy for the information

[@leonardvirtue5753]

Beautiful!!!!! Mate nice😁 lets Go💪😎👍

[@blueridgemountainprepper2166]

I use to have a 1100 CD sols it bought my 2100XP. Both are heavy but beast of a saw

[@frankbrowning6303]

Hi Wendy and Mom. Good to hear from you.

[@michaelcook184]

Good catch on those saws have a day

[@paulgreco2188]

Great video

[@bbbonesss]

Always great content. Thanks Billy!!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

welcome friend

[@bbbonesss]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith thanks friend! Tuning in from the southern Rhode Island area. Long time watcher! We cut, buck, and split red and white oak up in these woods 🤠

[@geralddavis9236]

Thank you for showing this now I know what to do with my 266se it has been doing the same thing

[@richardgordon9649]

New subscriber to you! Really enjoying the content. I have been noticing you slightly pull the recoil cord while turning the unit off. I have never seen this before but I assume it's best for the saw. Can you briefly explain this. Thank you and thanks for great content. It's a breath of fresh air these days!

[@dtbloomer]

Good job buckin, learnt a lot from your sp81 video and this one. Got an old 380A that sat on a shelf in a managed for years. I did exactly what you spoke of, juice down the carb and fired and 8 times. I'll invest in a squirt can and keep it running to suck fuel. Always a laugh and a lesson in your videos. Also have a remington super 880, not going, yet, any tips?

[@nate2838]

I have a Makita 6421. When it sits too long (week or more) it won't start until you put fuel directly into the intake on the carb, then it starts beautifully all the time till the next time it sat too long. Other than that, i have no complaints about it. Great saw.

[@ductileiron98]

Ur a good Man Buckin Billy

[@bwrightaway2877]

Good stuff, BBR

[@SUROBLEDEKchannel]

Very nice

[@thereallevel27]

The little saw I work with, if you tune them without an air filter, you're starting all over again once it's all put together. Fricking maddening

[@srankin8022]

I had a 371xpw that idled flawlessly with a bad crank seal and a hole in the intake boot but it would run hot and fall on it face if you leaned on it at all.

[@darh3437]

Very good video. I would like to see a video about tuning regarding the danger of adjusting too lean and causing the saw to freeze up. I am very worried about adjusting my saw and accidentally burning it up. In fact, I had a Mac 130 for a couple of decades and a couple years ago I was adjusting the low speed and as I was cutting it started bogging down and finally froze up. I don't know if I caused it or if it finally just got too old but since then I am very shy about touching my saws adjustments.

[@kolemoi]

Howzit Billy, Ty for all the great info on sharpening and insights over all. How many turns out to start from bottom on Low is best to start at? And same with Hi. I have a Echo cs-450 and 330T that wont start easy and idle without revving them. I am using up a case of Umion76 old out board 2 cycle oil in my saws that puts out more smoke. Dose this matter? Aloha from Big Island Hawaii. If you ever visit let me know. I love to share the blessings i am surrounded by.

[@MrMurrekatt]

The big husky seams to be similar to the one I have! (2101 xp from early 90.s) but this in video is probably a slightly older model..A very good and powerful saw it is (90cc) for the heavier jobs, but can be difficult to get spare parts for it nowadays

[@austindenotter19]

2100 or 1100. I know husky was going through some changes there.

[@stevetheriault4164]

MORGAN 😁😁✊✊NICE EXCHANGE YOU FIX HIS SAWS ,HE FIXES YOUR TRUCKS 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽THATS WHAT ME AND MY BUDDYS ARE LIKE

[@bubbaray575]

Yowza, hadn't thought of that weasel for years, I say for years now. That weasels got more nerve, I say more nerve than a bad tooth!

[@joenotley5911]

Another video another thing learnt 👍

[@1944chevytruck]

thanks 4 video. be kind.

[@stephencrisci2905]

I may be mistaken bit when i first saw u turning over motor the rotor was stoping pointing to # 8 cylynder..#1 on ford is pass side front cylynder...Top dead center(TDC)is on the compression stroke ..thats when. It fires..8°or wtvr (BTDC)..before top dead center..if rotor is pionted to # 8 n youre timing mark is up n rotor is pionted to it..them thats #1 in firing order..you are 180° out..or wires are mixed up..easy to do...juss sayin.. Rotor should always be pionted to #1 on comp stroke..n ur right timing mark on tab..

[@kyleweidemann4922]

Speaking of safety rakers, does the Husqvarna raker gauge work for those? I’m running Stihl chain if that matters.

[@nate2838]

Buckin makes saws happy :)

[@midland-uk]

Mr buckin, I'm over in the uk, I have a pm55. Iv seen a 28" bar I might get from the little red barn in the USA, are these bars ok? Love ur videos 💪👍

[@tomroskell403]

Question for u bucking No doubt been asked before sorry,why do u hold the recoil when you switch off the saw. Best regards from rainy UK.

[@rickstafford5316]

Super cool chat time.

[@NonyaBuzinezz]

Buckin you could make a killing if you were able to keep and sell the top 3 inches of the big stumps you end up with. 3 feet and bigger probably, depending on the species they go for good money to crazy money. Even at the going rate I would love to purchase from you before others.

[@larrywarner9314]

Id start with tightening the chain !

[@dennisschell5543]

Clutch spring can cause run on too... 🤔 Gee I haven't seen an 1100 in a long time! I've wrenched many of em...

[@gjamann]

I always use 40 to 1 as a gas ratio instead of 50 to 1 in two stroke engines. When you are cutting with the chainsaw wide-open on big wood it hammers those little pistons pretty hard. So I always recommend using the 40 to 1 in chainsaw verses the 50 to 1 for that reason. So in my seven years of professional tree removal business I have never blown up a chainsaw doing it. The only time that has ever happened to me is when people are using there own fuel and not my saws. If you use a climbing saw to cut the base wood of a tree it really hammers those saws hard. You have to scale your cc size to the diameter of the wood that you are cutting.

[@austindenotter19]

I have been logging for 35 years and I have never gone over 40 to1 and never ever burnt up a chainsaw engine.

[@martyrutter3630]

Almost missed this one ☝️

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

You guys rock .!!!

[@mountainmanmike8383]

I chain saw mill. Have a 4 foot mill on my 395 and a 8 foot on my 3120. i can’t ever figure out my 395 or 3120 ughhhh always have to just take them to a guy. I’m pretty dang handy but just can’t seem to figure it out on my own.

[@stoolie10]

Many chainsaws and a good wife is all a guy needs or something like that 😊

[@antoneriksson7815]

Hey buckin and the army, hope all is well✊

[@wilfordharju528]

Keep it up gents.

[@dannickson959]

What’s the tool you use to hand pump fuel in buckin ? Dan

[@WildWestGarage]

Thanks Buddy

[@williamdeberry3232]

Hi Morgan

[@Chippers.Family.Adventures]

Yeah it's your timing chain on that old Ford owned a lot of them

[@diggerddawg]

I bought one of those pump oil cans from autozone and filled it with mixed gas but the litle pump can wouldnt stay primed. New fangled china made can?

[@juledoren]

Why do you pull the handle out everytime you stop a saw?

[@WebbJam]

Bumped the video quality, eh? Nice work

[@d.ahwooomazenkas8075]

Ahwoooo ❤️ it get one 👍

[@justinmoore1324]

Does Hogan have a youtube channel ?

[@markredding9565]

I have a Little husky that cranks up 2nd Pole Run it to it runs out of fuel put fuel in it and will not crank to the next morning Any suggestions of what could be wrong

[@pilkpulk8284]

hi bucikin, hi friends, hope you all doing well. i wish you all a great weekend

[@jirusjirus9322]

Hello in Pilkland across the pond... We are having our last snow flurrys, just missed getting blown away from big storm. Mother nature has been kind to our bio-region. Jam on brother... 🎶🪵🪚🪔🪶

[@pilkpulk8284]

@@jirusjirus9322 jirus! how are you. good to see ya!

[@victoryfirst2878]

I can tell you that what you said is pure fact. The saw is your friend. Period

[@heinzschonborn6941]

You can dis...nou problem...🤩🙄🤔😆😉😉😉😊😁🤠👆🤙🤘👍✊🤝

[@4dirt2racer0]

i was surprised around 15:36 to hear u say u i think u had a diaphragm problem they were some pretty big splashes of fuel before it died lol :p especially without being atomized