The Easiest way to start a chainsaw

[@laurarosekrug777]

Hi Buckin, you are such a positive & uplifting teacher!! This video is so important for all of us who have trouble starting a high cc “power saw”! I have no problem starting my Stihl 181 - but it’s quite a chore for me to start Tim’s 500i. I used to push the decompression button, but I’ve recently been trying the way I see you slowly pulling your saws 2 or 3 times before starting them. This has helped me a lot. As a woman, I naturally lack the upper body strength that helps you and most men make this process look effortless 🤷🏻‍♀️ BUT, what I lack in physical strength, I make up for with determination, and once I get that thing started, it’s music to my ears and I love how much power it has! (Just an old grandma’s opinion!😊) Thank you for always making each of us feel like we are perfect just the way we are! 🥰

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Yer awesome Laura Rose 🌹

[@laurarosekrug777]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith luv ya Buckin😊

[@Woodchucker.kaleb.w]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith hope your dad’s doing well. Hope to see him on future live or a video like to see him still kicking.

[@Okinawa1914]

​@@BuckinBillyRaySmith ECHO OK CHEINSAW ? ISPIRIENS ?

[@stuartparry8616]

Great tutorial Buck. I'm 69yrs old and weigh just 140lbs, I've been starting saws exactly the way you do. Putting your foot in the base of the handle and bending over to try and start your saws is a good way to snatch your sciatic nerve and give yourself hell for months. Throwing your saw down is y far the easiest and in my opinion the safest way always, to start your saw. Thanks for all your advice, keep at it Buck.!

[@enricami2494]

A while ago Buckin taught me it's safe and acceptable to drop start a saw. youtube is full of loud talking, keyboard pounding fakes. This guy is the coolest uncle I never had, overflowing with wisdom and real life lessons. Thank you Buckin' Billy Ray

[@alext8828]

Not so fast, Kemosabe! Try starting it with TM. Then you done something.

[@GaryRitter-f8w]

I am 76 years old and I cut a lot of wood today with my Stilh 500i Chansaw. First thing I recommend is empty the old gas and put in fresh before starting your saw.

[@JerryBARNGROVER]

YOU are so cool and a great teacher Buckin,i am 63 in a wheelchair and still cut wood as often as i can. Isit my saw in my crotch and DROP START IT. AWSOME VIDIOS I WATCH YOU AS MUCH AS I CAN.THANKS

[@errormadef4ultz]

That is BADASS

[@craighellberg4366]

I agree with the other gentleman. You are bad ass for doing that. Good for you.!

[@emmanuelkibet-t1t]

Remember we are Africa talk well

[@CB-xg2gr]

Thanks... I am a beginner with chainsaws. Your illustration of how to "drop start" a chainsaw has finally made me understand the mechanics of it all... "Throwing the saw" makes so much sense...

[@John-e1w3v]

That's absolutely correct. Be a man of steel but most importantly have a heart of gold, if you have that the steel will come

[@jeremynelson8496]

I'll drop start after the saw is warm. First start I will usually pinch the handle between my thighs and do a push pull type of thing. I always enjoy the positivity Buckin!

[@naturundhund]

Very well explained, in Germany you have to get a chainsaw driving license to be able to go into the forest to cut firewood. This shows that you should put your foot in the grip. I also find it quite energy-consuming...Your method is the better one. Greetings from Germany..Peter.

[@billybongthornton4285]

License to cut wood 😮? That's insane 😂

[@naturundhund]

@@billybongthornton4285 Yes...Unfortunately, this is Germany. You must wear cut protection trousers and a helmet, as well as cut protection shoes. Without this certificate you won't get any wood. Germany is getting worse and worse.

[@leonidas7281]

Thats what leftists do...control every aspect of your life.​@naturundhund

[@KixBryant]

I never new I did the throw start until I saw myself on video. It just comes natural to me. Thanks for the great video!

[@michaellee9883]

This is a great video. My favorite videos are when you teach. You are a natural teacher.

[@zerodefectmachine]

Great video, Billy Ray! I've always thought the same thing about starting a saw on the ground. That rotation is bad for your back, ergonomically speaking. If you want to damage your lower discs, that bent over pull will do it. I've already had open back surgery and when I asked the surgeon how I possibly damaged my disc (and how to avoid another back surgery), he said this movement, along with shoveling heavy granite rocks and tossing the load to the side is a good way to damage discs. I use the "throw" method with the brake on only now.

[@thesavagekiwi3492]

I was taught how to "drop start" like this by bushman back when I was a kid, and when I could barely lift the things (046 & 066s). I have been paid out for over 30 years for starting saws this way by people that will never have the experience that my teachers had clocked up. Nice one Buckin'. Thank you good Sir.

[@AviewFromUnder]

The mac 125 bought a tear to my eye as it sounded like my Yamaha YZ 250 from back in the late 70's

[@thomasjefferson6080]

Thr goat of everything chainsaws. Thank you for your endless wisdom Buckin’ and encouraging all of us to go out and do - to seek our own powersaw know how!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

It’s the only way brother

[@Atomic9t9]

You talk to my soul. Thank you for your time and videos. God bless you and your family

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

You are so welcome

[@valeriofrego5817]

Mr Billy Ray io seguo il canale ormai da tempo ed ogni volta trovo una persona che con molta esperienza ed umiltà mi insegna modi di intendere il lavoro duro ma stupendo che ha scelto io a 51 anni mi trovo sempre a godere di quello che alla fine diventa anche una lezione di vita, con Grande Rispetto auguro ancora molti anni così felici in salute e circondato da persone care ❤

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Thank you for writing me friend 😊

[@shoerlram1]

Another informative video. Thanks Buckin, always looking forward to the next one. Prayers and thoughts

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Hello friend

[@jimmyst-jean2214]

As a chainsaw collector this just became my new favorite channel on KZbin. Actually mad I haven't seen any of your videos before lol. Edit: no longer a saw collector, now identify as a chainsaw enthusiast thanks to you lol

[@bogdan3130]

Thank you Billy Ray! Your videos are life lessons that I always watch with pleasure. I have learned so much from you and I always find inspiration and motivation watching your videos. Thanks to people like you I changed the toxic job and started cutting trees. Now it's almost a year that I do this activity. I express my sincere gratitude and wish you the best.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Did you do this twice by mistake friend

[@bogdan3130]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I think it's a KZbin bug,but it would have been worth it, since i got dozens of free lessons. If you want to visit northern Italy, i would be happy to be your guide 👍🏼. Bogdan

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

@@bogdan3130love ya buddy

[@darylpowell4388]

You’re always on point, and have some of the best prospectives out there. Great video Buckin!

[@EverybodyLovesMoe]

This is bloody bravo and beneficial Buckin' Billy!!! I'm glad I watched your video. I could never understand why the place to put your foot (really tiny area also) to hold the saw is on the wrong side for a right handed person. Using the heel trick is going to work wonders for me. I have a small saw and fortunately do not have to struggle that much. I find it much harder to start the saw with the brake on so I prefer to leave it off but my saw is on the ground and away from anything that might get in the way of the chain. The only reason I think one shouldn't start the saw like you do, is because there may be a possibility whereby someone might forget to engage the brake which could be more dangerous?? If my saw has been running and I know I can start it first pull.....I use the drop method all the time. Its just too easy. I also noticed the way you start it you are pulling the cord in line with the machine. Your pull cord will last longer and its with the least amount of resistance. One thing is for certain, I hate a pull start on anything.

[@richb8903]

Two weekends ago my buddy said I couldn't drop start his ol XL925.. but did I show him. Excellent demonstration on this video Buckin! Love ya

[@trcass1]

great segment sir. I seldom set the saw on the ground to start it. I've been using the throw method for years. its what works best for me. I only cut firewood for me and its about time to get started again just as soon as the leaves drop. thanks for sharing.

[@kevinoneill41]

Thanks I'm a drop start guy. Same I have had so many people tell me how unsafe I start my saw. But like you my lower back is a mess. I agree that is what the hand break is for and I don't start my saw with a bunch of people are standing around me

[@Shane_Reynolds85]

Fun video! As to your point of “everyone is different” My back ailments require me to start the saw on the ground for a cold start. Or at least that the way I’ve found most comfortable on my back. After warm, it’s easier to drop start. Just my opinion/personal experience on the matter!

[@samgentile7494]

Thank you Billy. For all of your great tips and tricks. However, I find that when starting a chain saw, or lawn mower or small outboard motors, snow blower or pressure washer etc. our best bet is to always use recently purchased fresh fuel as that is the biggest help in making starting easier. Gasoline absorbs water from the atmosphere and degrades. The older it gets the lower to octane rating gets. Drain any old gasoline. I dispose of any old gasoline I have in a containers that is more than 6 weeks old by simply pouring it into the fuel tank on my truck.

[@ericholbrook3062]

Buckin , you nailed it , there is no right or wrong way to start a powersaw , Its all in what works for the individual , but if i must say drop starting saves the hell out of the shoulders, arms and upper back.

[@bobbyhempel1513]

There is definitely a wrong way. Like with the bar between your legs.

[@bradbooth1177]

I'm a drop start guy that's the way I was taught. Never had and issue. Love the video buckin

[@victormarinelli5660]

I'm a general contractor in the NE. When I got into construction I worked as a framer for two years before starting my own business in 85. I have designed and built many different types of structures. Before that, I was a certified Honda motorcycle mechanic. I was the head mechanic in a management position. The variety of tools I've used through the years has been an amazing experience. Through the many years, the countless tools, there has always been one answer to the question.....what's your favorite tool. MY CHAIN SAW!!!! I'm just in a different place with a saw in my hands. I've never run a saw under 79cc. The first saw a bought in the late 70s was the Stihl 051....90cc saw. There's no replacement for displacement.

[@Alexhulk]

More than 2 years I follow you daily I still learning

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Love ya Alex

[@Alexhulk]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith you are very very special for me. I got no family

[@richardsweet9236]

Yet another great video and good points. No one set method, do what feels safe and effective for you and you're doing it right

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Well said!

[@benjobello]

Buckin you’re a stud, I love it man🙏🏾thanks for being real and authentic

[@125dan6]

Love your videos! And yeah ive been told your stating it wrong if you don't put your foot in it and bend over and all that, funny thing is ive been drop starting them since i was 16 and never had any problem with it. I was happy to pick up a homlite xl at a yard sale 32 years ago and been cutting trees down ever since, i just really enjoy it!

[@DrTristinFTW]

God Bless Buckin'

[@chadzomek2948]

Thanks Buckin. I've been "drop starting" my saws for years and always somewhat bothered by the stigma that what I am doing is "unsafe". I've never felt unsafe which is why I continue to do it. Thanks for the interesting and informative video.

[@GaryForgingOn]

Enjoyed the lesson Buckin. Thank you.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Welcome friend

[@michaelmillsap952]

Thank you Buckin’ Keep up the good work !!! I have learned a lot from you over the years !!! You were one of the guys that helped me take a step of faith and leave the Aerospace Industry after 22 years and start a landscaping and Drainage business !!! Love ya

[@MontanaWelldigger]

If I see a video of a guy that starts a saw with it on the ground and he's wearing new chaps, new gloves and new helmet with face shield and ear pro, I just chuckle and shut it off.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Super happy for you friend

[@TRayblades]

You the man Buckin. Just plain and simple, and common sense. God bless.

[@karlrovey]

Stihl manuals mention both the ground method and leg lock method as acceptable. I like the leg lock as I don't have to bend over for it. A trick I like is to gently pull until the first "pop" where it passes top dead center. Then, let it retract and do a full-length pull. Chikanic explains it better (with a demonstration as well). Drop starting/pull starting is definitely beneficial for larger saws though.

[@Ben-ng3jw]

Hi Buckin, loving your video's down here in Australia!! just wanted to clarify one thing for you, the wider part of plastic you were trying to uncomfortably stand on isnt actually meant for standing on while starting. It is to protect your hand in the event of the chain coming off.

[@andruskisteele1897]

Buckin' , thank you for your words of wisdom at the end. those are always the parts I cherish the most. love ya brother, 10 years rolling strong!

[@johnsayers870]

I don't know...I think a drop start and a throw start are pretty much the same thing. Yeah, different angles, but the same principal. As a former climber I used to "drop" start a lot up in the tree by throwing the saw away from me. As an aging sawyer (56) I like to drop start stubborn saws the easy way whenever I can. No need to bend over and put a foot through the handle when I can let the saw do the work. And a flooded 660 I usually always start by throwing it over a v notch at full throttle. Keep bringing the good content Buckin'.

[@Timberjack.loggers]

Much agreed I wouldn’t start a saw on the ground with my foot either lots of good points in this video!

[@Hortonfarms1]

Leaving the channel. Bought a new Heat Pump for the house, sold all my firewood and moved the woodstove to the garage. No more going into the forest to cut down trees, buck and split, stack and burn. A clean home at last. Cheers.

Just like to see your personality you are such a knowledgeable guy and appear to genuinely appreciate life while sharing your opinions and experiences. Thank you for the knowledge and great positive messages. Great Job!!!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I appreciate that!

[@NelehCaverson-g7x]

Been watching for years Buckin and by far your still my favorite!!! I start all my saws same way and always have!!! Love it!! My lower back is same and I'm only 48!!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Right on

[@robertsimard735]

Good tutorial Buckin. Best way is to have a saw that starts well. Nothing more frustrating than having an old saw that hasn’t been maintained and hard to start.

[@robertsimard735]

Hope your dad is doing better today. God bless.

[@MayotheMaker]

Saw enthusiast here, I always drop start it holding the D handle but you make a good point about holding the throttle handle to be able to tease it if needed. Good vid, as always entertaining as usual:) thanks !

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Groovy pal

[@markchoate9021]

Hey there, Billy. I have always used the throw/drop method over the past 40 years. It seems so natural to me as I have my right hand on the trigger to use as needed, plus I am using the weight and mass of the saw body to assist in the pull. I do think it is maybe easier for tall fellas (I'm 6'7") to do the throw start than a shorter person, but maybe not. thanks.

[@erickrosin97]

Love that big block 125 Buckin.

[@Bing-wc5jf]

Thanks Buckin! Saving my shoulder

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Good

[@wayneanderson991]

Hi Buckin, Rolling the saw over slow really works very well to get the fuel pulled up into the carb. I have been using that method going on 3 years now, getting older makes a person think about how to do things with a little less effort. Half the time when cold starting my saws they will false start on the 3rd or 4rth slow roll from that point another 1or 2 pulls and off to the races. I find this method to be much easier on starter parts and pull cords.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Good stuff

[@SkankHunt333]

This man has learned me so so so many new things about tree work.

[@Woodchucker.kaleb.w]

Me too I agree with you completely

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Glad to help friend

[@gyulatimko2075]

The macs have a so unique sound…i’m loving it! So nice to see the old girl in action!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

You bet

[@davidstuck2866]

THANK YOU! I have a HORRIBLE back (I am going to see a surgeon next month), and I have been having a horrible time trying to start my little saw. I'm a bit (10 years) older, and certainly not as strong as I was at 58. I am going to try your drop saw method tomorrow. I have a pretty good sized oak limb that fell, that i would like to get out of the middle of the back yard.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Best of luck!. Start it with yer hand break on

[@stevepatrick8606]

Great tutorial Billy! Your drop starting method has the same mechanics involved as drawing a heavy compound bow. If you are a right handed bow shooter, you don't extend the left arm out and then draw the string back with just your right arm. You simultaneously push out the bow with your left arm and draw back the string with your right thereby dividing the effort between the two arms. See you at Bunyan friend!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

You got it

[@MichaelEastForest]

That Mac is a beautiful unit.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Oh . Yes .. yes it is 😊

[@paulmcclintock6196]

Iv been watching your channel off and on through the years love your thoughts on life are very real .have mower that has along start cord on it and took inspiration from the way you start your saws push mower forward using weight of mower to do the work

[@stevelutzke9600]

I learned to drop start from day one from dad, that being said in the early 80’s a Jonsereds 80 had no compression release, you had to commit to starting it by throwing it down hard. If you didn’t you would never get it started, they had a lot of kick to them. Just make sure you wore your big boy pants! 😁

[@martyrutter3630]

Love the old Mac sounds like a Harley 😂

[@Montana_horseman]

I just rebuilt an old mac 10-10 (old right hand start) My neighbor came over to see what chainsaw was barking like that.. 😆 I love that sound too! 👍

[@johnlincicum6390]

They are a symphony to my ears. I have over 30 McCulloch's and about 55 total chainsaws. 😅

[@googleboy7]

Hi buckin', I do a modification on your system. I've been doing it for 50 years. I swing the saw and pull at the same time. I've just got to make sure no one standing off to my side. BTW I've also got three bulged discs in my lower back. Shalom/😊gw

[@Woodchucker.kaleb.w]

I just wanna say when he started the last chainsaw you can hear that bellping if you ever get to get a hold of an old chainsaw that noise it makes ping its own harmony lots of old saw it puts a smile on your face, when you started up that lovely go back and watch the video again you’ll hear it he never gets old

[@Woodchucker.kaleb.w]

Right on Billy thanks for the ❤️

[@chrisoneil8459]

Hi Billy,Thankyou verymuch for sharing your obvious wealth of knowledge. I am in Nova Scotia and have access to some beautiful old growth. I want to chainsaw mill so I do not require tearing up the land. I am looking at what saw…I have had amazing luck with Husqvarna.What would be your choice for a big saw for milling? I keep hovering around the 572xp. Thankyou,Chris

[@bradbooth1177]

Love the sound of the old saws. My pioneer sounds awesome n loud.

[@johnsonlong1272]

Another excellent video❤. And the last minute and a half or so is very important play it a couple times if you must let it sink in.

[@sidbrederuhles882]

I’m subscribing to your channel Buckin all the comments that are left there the positive ones I haven’t read any negative ones. Thank you for your wisdom and positive positive attitude

[@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE]

Welcome to the buckin army 🪖 Spread the love Increase the peace ✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝

[@johndoe3johndoe382]

That's a nice stack of cherry firewood you got. Aside from ash and oak, that's my favorite firewood. The smell is unbelievable when you cut it.

[@bsutton7964]

No question it's a personal preference thing and drop starting is typical among people with saw skills but there is only thing I would add. Some smaller "Homer" saws have an EZ-start feature on the recoil. The first part of the pull on the cord winds up a spring that then helps pull the saw over. If you drop start those saws you will tear up the EZ-start.

[@hirayaman246]

jesus that looks easy in your expert hands.......i worked my butt off with the foot to the ground, hope i`ll start it using your methods. Just your silent admirer here.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Make sure hand brake is on

[@robundy4015]

Love your content buckin, I learn something new every video!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I appreciate that

[@jackbriggs7411]

I'm 81 and have had a lot of different types of small engines in my lifetime. Every small engine has its own little qwerks. None of them are the same when it comes to starting them.

[@stanleybennett8879]

Been watching for 10 years

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

BBRS, you sure are a "Ray" of sunshine......Peace, love and powersaws!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

It makes me so happy when I see the jolkster’s name

[@Boost_Addict]

The dad we wish we all had! Ya have taught me loads about power saws. Ty

[@truckintipsandtricks654]

Your wisdom at the end of your videos are great

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I appreciate that

[@kfach123]

Billy best regards from Poland! Love your videos!

[@danstevens2204]

Hey Buckin, the beanie I bought from you 5-6 years ago is still going strong 👍🏻 perfect for these 4c spring nights in Aus

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Right on Dano

[@georgehofgren6123]

On the larger saw, on my FIRST start, i Do start on the ground (chain locked), because i'm going to let it warm up for a spell and feel the ground does the best at absorbing the vibration of the cold saw at idle. Once i go to use it, i give just a rev or two to get some oil on the bar and then go to town. From then on, any restarts.. while i do hit the Decomp button, i basically start it just like buckin' does here (i think ...would have to go do it to be sure. I have my own practice i don't even think about). Pretty good stuff here, William. Peace ✌️ to you from the east Coast ☮️ 🕊

[@JohnBrunner-ym6qj]

Love the clutch bell sound on the old girls beautiful machine I’m a drop start pull right hand with a short bar left hand with long bars

[@Camera1931-p5v]

Have always started my saws like you do!

[@robertgarrett7007]

Thanks for the video, Sir. I trim limbs with a bucket truck so I have to drop start.

[@Ikeikeikeikeikeiek]

Love this content thx buckin ‼️

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Kool

[@Brenan80]

Hey Buckin, Are you doing anything special when storing your saws? Fuel additive? Running them dry?

[@Zebracat5]

When your up in a Tree it would definitely be hard to start a Saw like the Manual says to. I don't like stepping on my Saw. To me that's Saw Abuse. I really like the way you start the Saw Buckin. Pops hope they find out what's wrong with you with the new Tests. Great Video Buckin. That Mac looks heavy.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Thank you my friend

[@jacobfurnish7450]

I may need to get myself one of those ported 562xps. I love mine and its stock 😄. A 28incher is a bit too much for the saw to handle unless its ported. I have the 24 inch light bar on mine. Great if you need a little more power than the 550!

[@johnkenny2210]

Afternoon Buckin interesting show I use the drop start technique have done for years Johno Darwin NT Australia 🇦🇺 👍

[@deathsicon]

i've always used the standard drop start, tried your throw start one time and a crack in the plastic casing over the air cover had a big crack that grabbed my hand and tore me open a bit. but if i got a saw thats really fighting me i've been known to set it down, ideally on a log but ground if i need to, put a foot in it and tag the trigger with the toe of my boot to help it start

[@larkinoo]

I always have and always will drop start my saw. I personally like holding on to the saw by the handlebar and drop starting the saw that way. And I can get to the trigger in less than 1/2 a second so as to get the saw ' off ' high idle ASAP as soon as she fires, so that you are not letting the saw strain against the chain brake unnecessarily. And Billy......I always, always let my saw warm up for maybe a minute or so before I start giving it full throttle. AND I always, always let my saw cool down for maybe a half minute or so before shutting down. It is how I take good care of my equipment, my girl friend, my guns, my car, etc. Anyway, ' Good/ Entertaining ' vid !!! Thanks !!

[@saltrock9642]

I have to sit and think about how I start my saws because it’s second nature to me. I guess I use “all of the above” for whatever situation I’m in at that moment. Thanks Buckin!

[@johnme7049]

Wise words my friend, Wise words indeed. Love you Buckin'

[@scootinthru]

The look on Buckin's face when the McCulloch super pro 125 starts up for the first time cold - priceless!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

He he

[@NHHalKnowsHow]

I love the exhaust you have on your Huskys. Are they available somewhere? I have a 266 and a 372XP, both of which I love.

[@stewartw7248]

Working at a hospital the only starting injury I have seen was a guy ground starting a saw that lost his footing and fell on the saw. So those injuries are more significant due to the body weight hitting the chain. My Dad ran tree trimming crews for utility companies and saw the same thing happen to a guy. So if guys are going to ground start a saw it needs to be on some good footing. I have started saws using every method in the last 35 years. Just depends on the situation. Rarely have the need to ground start.

[@donaldjr1969]

I'm just a homeowner but I drop start my Echo CS590 every time. I too wondered how the drop start is so unsafe if the chainbrake is on? In high school, I poured molten aluminum, ran both arc and gas welders, and used a metal lathe, metal cutting bandsaws, etc in metal shop. If I can do all that w/o burns or other injuries, I think I can drop start a chainsaw safely...

[@Willoops]

Man you remind me of my dad so much. Keep ramblin!

[@davidcarberry3547]

i 100% agree with the starting not sure i can even bend that low, old mac like holding onto a rm 80, that thing sounds gooood

[@HarrywragWarmbear]

Well said Buckin , I am an ostrc with his head in the sand . Haha , it's the way I was taut and my body had to fit in .I am tall and thin so your style should suit me better thank you .

[@jarandorelat]

The chainsaw gods are shining a ray of sunshine on a "sensible elder of power saws." I think you're an excellent teacher.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Nice of you to say

[@marioep18]

Thank you sir bucking, actually i preffer your method is perfecf for my injured shoulder cause i fell from a tree years ago.