268xp giveaway saw bottom end build step by step.

[@hotboxpizzatruck]

All the knowledge you and others share is the giveaway! We all win.

[@jaymessmall7745]

Jay small here and I just wanted to say Tinman this channel has helped more people on accident than others have on purpose. God bless you and your family and everyone on the channel. With love Jay small

[@jasoncalnan771]

Ruler! It's one thing to read instructions, or a book, or manual, but showing people what it actually looks like and the technique is pure gold. I was breaking down an xl12 today and needed a flywheel puller, so i took 15-20 minutes and made one. It worked really well and I just kinda stopped and looked at it and thought, man, i wish someone showed me how to do this stuff when I was 14 or 15. You're doing that for thousands of people. Thank you.

[@brucenicov1224]

It’s not rocket science, but it takes know how and experience. You make it look pretty easy bud. That’s the hallmark of a good teacher. This will be a great build to watch.

[@codyroger9581]

It was nearly impossible to find this step by step info just a couple years ago, tinman really changed the game on the secret society of saw building. Thanks for getting the info out to help others save saws.

[@mapleridgeoutdoors4136]

Super helpful. I enjoy the step by step. I don’t own a 268xp, but if I ever do, this video is saved and I will be sure to refer to it! You’re the man, keep up the great work buddy

[@Set-Apart-Alex]

I just picked up a 268! Theres not many videos on them, so I'll definatly be following this series

[@jasonmercer9962]

Now that’s a nice Bottom End…….. love watching this saw come together

[@Swamp-Fox]

This is the first time I have seen a bottom end build. You make it look easy! Enjoyed it & looking forward to the next video!

[@wolfmanrebel874]

He certainly does make it look easy, try doing this the first time without the help of a video...after a 14 hour shift on a 16 day stretch...from experience I can say this guy SHOWS experience ... absolutely phenomenal video I started screwing around with junk maybe 3 years ago (41 husq then 3314 poulan then 3816homelite...all bottom of the barrel budget box store saws from the dump) because I wanted to get to a point I could build a 372 in a town where your absolutely not going to find any 372's that was my goal, I lost count how many times I tore down and redid the 41 before it was useable( I was chasing air leak and aftermarket carb probs) then the 3314 came much easier overall and i started trying port work on the 3816 then learned from some mistakes ,still not even close to the knowledge of tinman and iron horse on porting and nailing perfect numbers but I got to the point I was ready to order a hutzl 372 and have at it..the first one turned out to be a screamer...just not in the cut😒 the second pulls alot better In the cut..Huge Respect for this channel, thanks for enabling our addictions Tinman!!

[@tinmanssaws]

First time I didna bottom end it took me like 1/2 day lol. Its just practice, I do them regularily so it goes pretty smooth now.

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for sharing your passion and knowledge with all of us! I feel like I need to go out and buy a bunch of notebooks just to write down everything you are saying....👍👍👍

[@DaveyBlue32]

Hey there Buddy...the bench setup and your new camera angle is absolutely great! Looks fantastic!!! The saw shelf in the background is sharp looking backdrop too!!! Nice job bud! 👍😁

[@antoniomorgado5304]

I keep say a good saw to start my collection of husqvarna saws!!!! Nice work!!!!

[@colvinwellborn]

I built some pullers out of 3/4" bolts, drilled out down the shaft and tapped it to the threading of the crank. The problem is that you need one for each size and threading, and you need a bushing that sits on the inner race of the bearing that fits around the crankshaft. Really fiddly. I didn't want to try the hot/cold method because I thought it would be too difficult, but seeing how you put the bearings onto the crank first instead of into the case blew my mind. I'm definitely going to try it that way next time I get myself a saw to build. These videos are invaluable, Tinman!

[@jonmcallister2208]

Excellent video! You do a great job explaining these steps.

[@lisashier5568]

Thank you Adam for the giveaway Saw nice for someone to win a Tinman saw! Good Luck everyone!!!Thanks again Tinman for the porting of this Saw cannot wait to hear it roar!

[@welshwarrior797]

Top channel. Top info. Top bloke. Thank you for sharing all you'r knowledge.

[@shelbywilson114]

I love that you pecked the crank with a hammer. Been there done that. Worked great

[@kevinmaxam2414]

Great info and new bench provides excellent vid and visuals. Be safe and be careful.

[@overdriveoverdrive5784]

You are the man! Love all your videos hope one day in life to shake your hand your knowledge sharing and the way you explain things always makes sense and have me fully diving into porting saws starting a 61 to 272xp this week thanks so much

[@improvingtimenow]

This is a super helpful series. Thank you for doing it.

[@jonathanhall136]

She is a clean saw, love the new bench view. Have a good one.

[@jaredhoath3151]

I've watched many of videos on case assembly and you win! I've been using my arbor press but now i think I'm going to buy a heat gun.

[@NothingButChainsaws]

Totally helped me cause I just recently tore down 395xp and this will help me get it back together!

[@edwingroening5087]

What a nice relaxing video after a long day of working on my trailer build. I know this knowledge will come in handy one day. Thanks Man!

[@stephenhodi1857]

I love your videos, you’re so humble & real. I’m building a 395 farmertec from a parts kit. Its a humbling experience for sure but i’m loving it anyway. my first attempt assembling the cases I put the crank in backwards 😂 I’ve decided to bullet proof it now with SKF bearings since i’m pulling it apart. Again Iove your videos 😊

[@alexandrupzepolschi4565]

Imi place enorm ceea ce faceti domnule Tin Man, frumos model. Ar fi un vis frumos sa detin si eu un asemenea model. Treaba buna, țineți-o tot așa. Spor la treaba

[@johnyk71]

Top class job, started doing them myself with case pullers that I made and it works well but this is excellent, thanks for taking the time to post all video's, it is much appreciated

[@travisweldmaster7815]

HELLOW BUDDY !! MISS YA! EXCITED! DONE A TREE JOB YESTERDAY, FUN FUN! Someone is gonna be a lucky guy/gal person!

[@jimmyanderson2609]

Tim you're the man!!! I really appreciate someone who does things with Finesse and Integrity that's built to withstand whatever is thrown it and will last darn near forever with the proper maintenance of course. I'm a mechanic that went Custom building cars until I retired a few years ago. I did some stuff when I lived Atlanta back in the late 80's that was Bad Ass! For Sure!!! The little street bike I had would wear the biggest and baddest bikes out down there, if you had the balls to ride it with all it would do by doing what you are doing now. It Literally took all I could do to hold on to the handle bars up to 4th gear. Yamaha RD 400. 2 cylinder 2 stroke on a frame with frt and rear disc brakes and aluminum wheels w/ 6so trans. It was light enough you about pick up the whole bike by yourself. I could pull the frt wheel in 4th under a good straight condition and a good road surface. I'm going to do a couple of my saws now but they are clam shells and wonder if it's even worth the effort on them??? I've never seen anyone even mention the CS type. Do you think it's worth the effort on a Poulan 42cc and a Husky 41.5. They run pretty good especially after the muffler mods that I learned from you. (Thanks!)👍 I'll keep watching the tricks of the trade you know and share because it is so interesting to find power that's been dormant and it's been right there the whole time. You take care and you are a "True Friend" to me and Everyone else for sharing your knowledge of these saws! Thanks and Take Care "My Friend"! Jimmy A GREENEVILLE, TN

[@aaronpowell4885]

No such thing as too clean when assembling or tearing down an engine👍 thanks for the great content!

[@brittainwright1]

Proving it's not brain science... if you know the techniques. Thank you for sharing. Stay humble friends.

[@zachgordon9531]

I love these saws, thanks for sharing everything.

[@nobison6185]

Always nice when no one is there to poke fun at your goof ups

[@rdcustomdiecast]

Another great video learning a lot one of these days I need to get a saw from you

[@Chainmale]

Good vid. Be cool to see the parts arrive and get back into her

[@lukeselectric]

Howdy Tinman! You are a wealth of info, thank you!

[@whatnowstinky]

another great episode. you make it look achievable for us mere mortals. i am very interested in learning the tricks to fix the stuffups as i am sure i will need them. :D i have poured boiling water over automotive pistons to get the gudgeon pins out. i am not sure i would use boiling water to assemble a saw but it might be useful in disassembly.

[@JoeRainis156]

Tinman if your technique works don’t change it. I find it and your work interesting to watch.

[@ClintsHobbiesDIY]

Thanks Tinman. I feel better now about one I'm going to do soon.

[@johnarnettsways.8758]

Very informative tinman. I am working on two old saws and I appreciate the lessons.

[@davep6286]

Great clean and quick work, first bottom end seen done, so once again thank you so much for sharing 👍🇬🇧

[@jimhofoss9982]

nice illustration of bearing installation!

[@loganwhite6403]

Iv got a crazy amount of videos to catch up on can't wait

[@Berk-nz6uk]

Such a good tutorial, think i might try it. Thanks Tinman

[@johnsuch5914]

Great video and thank you...Awesome step by step..Love it :)

[@TheNorvikWay]

Great video Tinman love it. You make it look so easy 😄.....🤙⛓🪚🪓

[@davedepetro8166]

I truly appreciate the way you explain, and breakdown powerheads. Keep it up man, lovin' the content 👍

[@swedishchainsawnerd]

You are the best! Im learning a lot, watching your channel! And i really hope this build will end up in Sweden, at my adress 😀

[@robertwilmesherr7002]

You make it look so easy. Thanks

[@simpleman4224]

Very good tutorial buddy! Somebody is gonna love it!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@11bayrat]

Hey Tubman. Thanks for sharing your information and tips on this!all the little things you say makes a big difference! Thanks for sharing the details

[@edmiller4695]

great video, thanks for all the tips and tricks

[@settlersaws8338]

Enjoyed that very much. Thanks tinman.

[@danielzukeran7625]

Great info on this video! In a pinch in certain applications to freeze things to shrink them I've used cans of compressed air or keyboard cleaner and turn the upside down and it shoots out in liquid state and freezes what ever faster or piece you need smaller by a few thou... "In a pinch" lol #ropehangers

[@travisweldmaster7815]

That really is a beautiful crank..

[@marcuscicero9587]

I'd love to be a fly on the wall of this guy's shop for a month. great vids Tinman, you gotta a steak dinner at my house should you ever come to that city on the southwest shore of Lake Michigan

[@ChevyGuy70]

I love watching the builds come together 😀👍 just waiting on my warranties to go out on my saws so I can build them similar to your vids👌

[@andrewsisk6223]

Was really hoping for a video of the echo saw but this will do love the videos keep them coming

[@retiredwelder]

So excited to see this project when it’s complete. Awesome job explaining how you did that bottom end. Your a good teacher bud. As always WORK SAFE 🇺🇸🇨🇦😎😎

[@rchighfield1]

Thanks man!!! Getting ready to tear into my 272 perfect timing! Maybe I’ll get my bottom end done around the time your parts come in.

[@vintagesawyer6246]

Good tutorial tin man , your wife's gonna be pissed about her cutting board!😄

[@brendanthebattlerstafford5145]

That’s some of your best work. Brilliant!!! 👊

[@Righound4]

Thats a nice view on the new bench. My 272 didn’t go that smoothly, but we gotter

[@dwaynebarill3898]

Thanks for sharing Tim

[@davewilson7565]

Great content as ever cheers Tinman 👍🏻

[@joehackett9471]

Great video! Seen a brave little ant!😆😆😆

[@juicebox41]

thanks buddy, Enjoyed the video.

[@alessandromonizza8283]

How good is this Man

[@madmodifier]

Good stuff Tinman! Thanks for all you do!

[@jacobhein4319]

Great video!

[@hikemoreh96pro]

great work!

[@DeanMagarry]

great content, thanks for sharing this knowledge Tinman.

[@stuartramage5933]

Awesome video tinman. Iam learning so much from u about the saws i just need to put it in to practice .i have an L65 husqvarna she needs a complete rebuild do u think i will get spares to do such a job .stu . Awesomeness tinman

[@yakbranson]

Hey tinman! Hope all is well. Doin good here in ky

[@MagnumBiH357]

Thank you Tinman Can bearings and crankshafts be assembled like this on the Husqvarna 385 / 390XP

[@ChippyOutdoors]

1st 🤟 going to have to bug ya about a parts list in the fall some time for the bearing and seal #'s for the 266 rebuild

[@oldschoolmoto]

nice job

[@jeremybartlett1706]

Hey Tinman! I have a question for you, I’m in NZ with a 10-10, it has issues, I’ve run it and I don’t think it’s fuelling right, it has a pretty makeshift muffler; if I pay the shipping, would you be interested in fixing her up for me? Any idea what an overhaul would cost? Thanks!

[@BourbonDrinker]

Great built, very informative.

[@jaysprouse8875]

I really enjoyed your video! I love these old Husky saws (266, 61, 268, 272) Tell me, other than the two drilled and tapped holes for the pleated air filter upgrade on the 268, 272.... is there any other differences between the cases on 61, 66, 266, 268 and 272?? Also, if you put a 52mm big bore can and piston on a 266, what mods do you need to do? Different top cover? Different Carb?? Thanks for any help you can give. 👍👍

[@jdspencer4297]

Dude the information is the most valuable thing that you give away. But what is the give challenge going to be.

[@RamboMims]

Thanks! Great video, doing this now with my 61 conversation to a 272xp. Could I use a propane torch instead of a heat gun?

[@Piledriver2235]

Thank you

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!!

[@Homemade1970]

Good videos tinman helps ppl

[@bellyacres7846]

thank you - im a following along :)

[@travisweldmaster7815]

Great information video, thank you....I need a better heat gun, do 372s have bearing pockets in the case or free float back and forth, I havent done a bearing change on a orange one yet

[@brendosghanasenditsaws]

I got a 268 in the mail last week missing a few parts……muffler carb and carb bolts my 625 J’red muffler should fit but can’t seem to remove it not one of my t handles does anything when I try undo it🤷‍♂️

[@aaronjohnwhite]

Awesome vid

[@justgold6352]

Loved it 🍻

[@MrRmh3481]

Good Vid Tinman.

[@chrisallen3741]

I just bought a 272 xp the guy sold it as ported…but after I got home I noticed he had Chinese gas tank and other pieces……not to mention piston and carb…..did I get screwed? I have a chance to buy another for 400.00 but it’s just oem and had a new jug and piston…..I think I was taken advantage of because I was a girl and he just didn’t care…..tell me what you think please. I could really use the help. My dad passed away this feb and my mother threw away his johnsered 272 and his husky …….thanks so much

[@ozdatman]

Have you ever used low temp aluminium braising rods on cases to patch holes? I have heard rumours it works. Cheers

[@tinmanssaws]

Never tried those, I've always thought it wouldn't work because cases are generally magnesium but the Tinman is no welder so.....

[@garengtutorial8923]

Berapa tahun mesin husqvara 268 di rakit dan di jual di pasaran kawan.saya punya tapi parts nya susah di dapat untuk di Indonesia

[@jamesheidel8032]

Thanks for all the knowledge , where are you getting your gasket from. Looks like oem, I can't find them for those saws. I have a 266xp and a white top 61

[@SonOfLiberty1984]

Hyway makes real decent gasket sets. Just beware the intake block.

[@jamesheidel8032]

@@SonOfLiberty1984 thanks

[@korodski]

Clutch video Tinman!! 🤘🇺🇲😎🎉💯🤠🍆🍆🍆🍆

[@SonOfLiberty1984]

I'll be honest, at one time, I thought that the heat method for rebuilding bottom end was the cheap rout and perhaps even lazy... until I did it. I was dead WRONG!

[@larrywarner9314]

I alway put the crank in the freezer for a couple of hours and they fall in

[@codybrown3946]

Shipping will cost more than fixing your saw

[@alexandrupzepolschi4565]

Helo