Brilliant as always, very informative and lovely to see these older saws looked after so well. Where did british manufacturing go wrong 😢. Nice to see your wood pile is growing too 🏴👍
@patrickvennard8382 ай бұрын
That really is a comprehensive video. Thank you for the info.
@douglasfitzsimmons6542 ай бұрын
Hi Rob lovely saw there, I liked the in depth video, there's something about the sound of the British saws. Interesting vids as always.
@dn06822 ай бұрын
Hello Rob, I like the in depth details you bring, thank you, I totally agree with 110, 125. My 125 little temperamental but it's understandable. Regards Dorin.
@davidbrennan52 ай бұрын
my back hurts just looking at that saw. 372xp for me. 20+ years of parts support, new and aftermarket.
@alexhickey5633Ай бұрын
Surprised no huskies made it to this mashup. Great video as always however
@stridebaad1219Ай бұрын
Hello Alex.. I would love to have included my Husqvarna 2100XP, but you cannot realistically get any 100cc + parts to keep it running if it breaks..same for the 1100 & 2101.. It is really difficult to find a vintage 100cc + saw that can be kept running easily.. Greetings from Wales Rob 👍😀🌲🪚🪓🪵🔥
@alexhickey5633Ай бұрын
@@stridebaad1219 very true. The parts just arent there. Thats the main reason i reserve most of my collection for occasional runs now and then. I daily a husky 50 and 61 however. They do most of my cutting. Loads of the bigger homelite saws are hard to find parts for aswell
@turtlewolfpack60612 ай бұрын
Not something I have ever seen in Canada, not that I would have known what I was looking at! If you have a moment and read this I am curious, with your vast knowledge of chainsaws, what clutch springs can be used for an Oleo Mac 630 Automatic?