Vintage Power Equipment You've NEVER Seen Before

[@coolmonkeymc8268]

I haven't watched main stream TV in yrs I watch things like Taryl's show I go for quality entertainment.

[@rogerstlaurent8704]

I am the same way The only time i watch TV is the local news for 30 minutes in the morning as for TV shows i have not seen a TV show or any other crap in a good 6-7 yrs all 100 % YT now

[@coolmonkeymc8268]

You are wise in your generation.@@rogerstlaurent8704

[@willthomsen7569]

Here’s to being much happier sane people because of it too

[@jamesonparker1793]

Taryl, thank you for showing off our saws, I had about 15 of mine there along with Mark and Chris’ extensive collections one of them being that Strunk. Glad your viewers got to see them.

[@Modifiedmark]

I want to add that that gorgeous restored Strunk and the rack of saws behind the "tractor" saws belonged to Jameson from South Bend. We appreciated his contribution to the display.

[@unpublishable4091]

Elk Skins is under appreciated. He seems like the guy who can come fix your mower to keep your brass neat even after nuclear war. After the bomb we may all be driving 1976 200 series john deere lawn tractors with manual pto clutches, and an added pull start, and a by passed neutral switch, and the other modifications.

[@bobbyscott8024]

Now that looked like a great show! Thanks Taryl and the ''crew'' for taking us along! From Sophia, N.C.

[@handyhippie6548]

i've got an old john deere saw on a shelf in my garage, a few old macs, a homelite, as well as a poulan countervibe 3400.

[@mikeybikey106]

I never ever thought I would be subscribed to a lawnmower/plant youtube channel. I find it so interesting or is it just the sight of Taryl staring right back at me with those mad eyes and mad teeth !! Keep up the good work. From a UK grass rat !!

[@65bug519]

a lot of those early saws had the engines poached for go carts when racing became popular.

[@jeffclark2725]

Agreed, those Mac saw engines were and still are popular

[@keithschneider6348]

Chainsaw collection was awesome. Thanks for the walk about. Sweet air on Weeley King,

[@bnaivar]

Here's a tip: Before you buy a new mower, drive around your neighborhood and look at what your neighbors have bought. That way you know where you can get parts when your's breaks down. 😁

[@TheGreasyShopRag]

Imagine my surprise when Mark popped up on the video. I just met him yesterday in Baraboo Wi at the Badger Steam and Gas show. He is a wealth of knowledge on old saws and he helped me appraise an old Poulan KD100 that I sold at the show. Great video even if you didn't fix nuttin :-)

[@korhing1066]

Great Video Taryl Keeping American Traditions Strong ! Thank You

[@michaelsloan3827]

I had fun a winamac tractor show it was well worth the 9 hour drive thank you taryl

[@alans.4658]

Great video Taryl! Thanks for the demo of the bowsaw.

[@ihus9950]

Thanks for sharing Taryl and Gang👍🏻

[@ronsilva516]

That was cool thanks for filming it and interviewing folk . I just wish I could have been there my self👍👍👍👍😎

[@Neighborhoodgo2guy]

I bet Buckin Billy Ray would like to get his hands on that McCullough chainsaw

[@dyer2cycle]

McCulloch...not sure why so many people think it is McCullough...

[@Neighborhoodgo2guy]

You can thank autocorrect

[@dyer2cycle]

Ahh..so that is the reason...I guess maybe that is just on smartphones?..I do all my comments/watching on my laptop, it doesn't autocorrect, just red underlines a word when it thinks it is spelled wrong...which is not always the case...@@Neighborhoodgo2guy

[@robertoruiz7069]

HI GUYS

[@dyer2cycle]

I'm surprised the green energy Tzars/dictators don't ban events like this for producing too much greenhouse gas and promoting "misinformation"...

[@andrewkoehler5386]

Great video. Was cool to see the Blue Ford Tractor Toy. I had one growing up, and remember playing with my late father and my little blue tractor. I would watch him on the John Deere working while pretending I was doing the same. At 44 years old, I can see the toy collector appeal. Thanks for sharing y’all’s experience.

[@joes9325]

My son and I had a great time there. First time at a power show. You guys are great love your show hope to see you again. Joe & Anthony

[@donmoore7785]

My dad had one of the large Wright's from the mid 60's like the one in the video. Heavy as all get out and a pain to start to boot. Awesome collection of vintage saws - thanks!

[@jameslawnmowerrepair]

I was finally able to go somewhere this year and was able to get a picture with taryl, he talked to my dad on the phone while he was at work and told him we were spending all of his money, and we had a great time, also spent way too much on small engines and parts but I have lots of projects now.

[@danceswithaardvarks3284]

Nice to see the little Poulan XXV. I had one for my 10th birthday and it ran for many years. Still got it, but hard to get parts now.

[@PaulBoss351]

I have a 14" Homelite XL that originally came with the "Raker III" chain & anti-kickback safety tip on the end. Bought it new at Best Products on Salem Ave in Dayton, OH in 1984 and it still runs. (the safety tip fell off about 30 years ago.......and honestly was not safe at all)

[@Wayoutthere]

Diversity of the Tractors of Old, that's the diversity I can get behind.

[@santaclause2875]

Correct. Not the WOKE Diversity bull shit being crammed down our throats today. TRUMP 2024

[@mikebarriball]

GREAT VIDEO, SO MANY COOL THINGS TO SEE. I KEPT REWINDING TO READ WHAT I WAS LOOKING AT. THANK YOU TARYL.

[@todmatthew5824]

I worked for Poulan in the 90’s. We had a manufacturing plant in Arkansas and the headquarters was still in Shreveport at that time. I went there a few times and they had quite a few old saws down there. Shortly afterwards, they closed down the Shreveport facility and moved it to Arkansas. Sadly, they announced this month that they are going to shut down the Arkansas facility by the end of 2024.

[@carwashadamcooper1538]

Shipping it all to Mexico, or God forbid China..

[@todmatthew5824]

@@carwashadamcooper1538 I think they are moving to South Carolina

[@ben-me9jy]

Wow awesome collection! Got to chk that out next year! Elk skin good to see you

[@elsdp-4560]

Thank you for sharing. Nice👍

[@johnlease2369]

Hopefully you men can venture as far as wisconsin some day. Allways a good time watching you.

[@RattyFlyer]

Hartford Michigan old engine and tractor show September 1st and 2nd. If you guys can make it there I'll try to stop by and say hi. It's an hour and a half South for me.

[@brianmalone4168]

I have that van , got it for Christmas in the 70’s .

[@brucemitchell5637]

When are you going to do a update video on your shop extension?

[@rongrace479]

Taryl that was a interesting video cool seeing those old saws

[@Ballroomblitz255]

Wish i was there, awesome seeing old equipment to teach us how the technology started to compare to where it is now. They were super heacy chainsaws back then, had to be a real man just to use them. Cheers.

[@jonathancrotts2862]

It's always great seeing other people's saw collection.Wish I had several of those in mine. Especially the 2 man saws. I love running them, but it's hard to convince someone to stand on the dummy end of those monsters.

[@garyruark9506]

What a piece if history. You can see how well made it is. Great video from the Grass Rat idots. Lol!

[@antoniomarc7174]

So cool thanks for sharing…👍👍👍

[@steveperyer4850]

One of the first saws I ever used was a stil 08, and it was heavy, but very powerful. 😊

[@RM.....]

Was some awesome interesting stuff there.

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

We have a Homelite 5-20 and a couple David Bradley one with gear drive. Thanks T. Central California watching

[@larrymetzger1298]

My dad used to work at Mall as a quality control supervisor.

[@leviwitvliet7597]

I saw marks collection a few years ago when I stopped to buy some parts from him. Great guy!

[@danweir2093]

I was reminded of my father's Homelite XL 100 circular saw

[@WilliamCrooks]

Great way to get out and enjoy your day 🙂

[@ChrisBigWizzardWelch]

Some cool old stuff there. I'd like to see Slippers toy collection. I also collect diecast, easier to store/hide than mowers and real vehicles😂

[@johnb5519]

Great stuff. You'd think the trees would just fall over, when they saw those big brutes coming.

[@kriswright1022]

The chainsaw segment was AWSOME! 👍

[@DAS-Videos]

What did Taryl do in the past? It messed up my future. I was outside ready to mow and my mower suddenly switched from a breaks and scrapum to a tecumseh.

[@2wayzplayz179]

Tecumesh as he says

[@MCW1955]

That was pretty funny. Made me laugh 😅

[@erincost8981]

at 0:41 had a mower like that wore the RUGG badge very good dependable mower for many years late 1960's to early 1980's

[@tonymayhew191]

I have a couple of these saws your show here! I have a chainsaw collection of around 135 vintage chainsaws! I have one of those poulan 71A that is in very nice condition and it still has the original sparkplug from when it was sold. I also have one of those McCulloch 1968 push button start with the pull starter on the clutch side, and a Wright 1963 reciprocating big ass 115cc power saw.

[@jeffclark2725]

Great video thumbs up I have some really old stuff ,glad to see it out there

[@tbonky]

Hey Elkskins! Nice T-shirt! Nice video.

[@ClickinChicken]

Good to see you Michael!

[@brianbanks3044]

great stuff guys!!!!

[@markwolfe572]

I saw a couple Pioneer chain saws... Dad had one he had a rough time getting to start... he was mixing his oil/gas 16/1 I got it to run fine on 50/1 !!

[@robinmiller986]

I all was love your videos I never missed them can't wait for you to work on this old chainsaw

[@4bangerlove]

As a kid in the 90's me and my brother loved Johnny Lightning matchbox cars. They were more realistic than the other brands.

[@Jake-t2e]

I had a very old chainsaw that the gas and oil tank was separate and the only way to oil the chain was by your thumb and you had to pull the lever to turn the chain bar if you were to cut a tree down because you can't tilt the saw .. And the other saw I had was homlite bowsaw and same kind of saw but 26 or 28" bar I wish I still had them

[@adamfurin9933]

Taryl, when’s the next shop update coming? Would love to see what’s been happening in there!

[@meandthemrs7403]

That show looks almost as good as Portland.

[@chriswagner6310]

You guys crack me up

[@n8BDetroit]

I enjoyed the video. Great work boys

[@frios011]

HEAVEN!

[@ClickinChicken]

Great to see your using the Delawnean. Another day at the park, for the Neon Scientist guy!

[@tl1635]

My local shop a one of those bicentennial Poulans brand new. I always thought it was just a Poulan top handle someone did a custom paint job on.

[@pyrog.c.c89]

Awesome 🇺🇲

[@dyer2cycle]

"I got a Mall"...Yeah, I got a maul, too, but it's heavy and I can't hardly swing it anymore"..😝🤪

[@jlawlar]

awesome

[@robd.4319]

Hey Taryl what days will you be in Pontiac for the Threshermen's Park this year. I missed you guys last year . I showed up on Saturday but you had already went back home.

[@immrnoidall]

Flea markets are the best. You never leave empty handed.

[@ingloriousbuddah]

Sure love my old Poulan bow saw

[@nicolec7290]

Dang it. I did not hear about this & it’s only 20 miles from my house. 😡. Hay guys. Sorry I missed ya

[@joao-vitorsilva4666]

Taryl is the best small engine mechanic in the world and there's your diner

[@andrewmunchkin7212]

Wheres the big battery run junk?

[@buddymartin71]

Awesome video! I love the chainsaws and cool looking tractors. The only things that could make this video better are part!numbers. We need more part numbers Taryl. 😀

[@claytonsimplot9554]

My Dad 's old chainsaw had a tank for gas ,a tank for oil and a tank for the chain. It had a die cast housing over the engine and a metal carrying case for the chainsaw. I was hoping to see one here but I didn't, I'd like to find the brand name. He said it was old and this was back in the early 60's.

[@ToddMcdonald-gk1im]

Are you coming to Portland next week

[@thomastoth1993]

i love it buddy

[@williamickes3143]

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you were sort of lucky on the 750 honda.

[@alanr4263]

Sweet sick stuff

[@Justthemow]

0:22 I thought that was a Scag hahahah had to pause it and look closer

[@sambuchanan8179]

I want a 1979 International Scout Hot Wheels

[@tonymayhew191]

I also own a chainsaw collection and I have a 1968 McCulloch 315-A electric start as well!

[@dyer2cycle]

Would Mark Myers be "Modified Mark" from all the chainsaw forums?....

[@troy3052]

That's what I was thinking

[@gregtallguy2248]

For as many years as I have been hanging out with him.

[@aarondavis6014]

I got a Mall model 11 two man I gotta get running. Who knows….maybe see if you can?

[@halfasscustoms7131]

I got a question I have a John Deere la115 and it's smoking from the dip stick tube is that the rings or a bad head gasket

[@XGalaxy4U]

That's fairly normal. Especially, after you change the oil. They run hot, in panic mode. A good engine is designed to run at 1800 RPM. Our gas motors these days run at 3600 RPM. That's 60 turns each second. The weedwackers and blowers run at 12,000 RPM. You can do the math but its about 200 times each second. They have no choice but to do it.

[@mike.4277]

Great video 😎👍

[@MitzvosGolem1]

Nice people nice channel 👍

[@larryesmith5060]

Irfan from Greeneville Tennessee I used to drive for Land Air transport out of Greeneville Tennessee

[@coriellallan1620]

Mint

[@leeworley9779]

Awesome video

[@garystone112]

Hell Ive got 2 of those old Mac's

[@kenjohnson5498]

Iv'e never bought new lawn equipment, i always waited for big trash day and went and collected mowers and trimmers and made them run. I'd sell what i didn't want cheap and use the others until they were not worth repairing.

[@kevinleee3408]

Did I just see a shed rolling coal😂😂😂

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Homelite 5-20 with big pinch bar

[@justbe4481]

What's the average time doing a service on one of those loader's.

[@robertboggs8142]

I wished I lived close to you we could shoot the chit all day.

[@JosephTaverns]

Wish I could have been there with you guys Where's My Dinner😂😢😢😢

[@gregorygibson5455]

Hello Taryl