Sure did. So did Poulon. Today’s saws are junk compared to the old stuff

@Bubbles The SEZ, with a roughly 16 year model run, might possibly have been Homelite's best selling model. At only 40cc's with awesome compression, it's super powerful and really rips. Easily pulls a 16 or 18in bar.

Oh they sure did.

I have my grand fathers super EZ and hope to have it professionally redone if they can still get parts. I ran it quite a few times and it cut great and the muffler really barks. Miss ya gramps.

@@justloggit22 plenty of parts available.

There ain't nothing so sweet as the throaty rumble of a Homelite running.

I have 2 oldies a 1963 homelite c5 and a 1959 Clinton r55 g1 amazing saws they don’t make them like they use to

glad yer here thx

Ha Ha.... Tell that ole Buckin Billy whats up... Ear gear =good Eye gear=where is it ? Eye protection =needed Well if your Buckin on the ground it's easy to control the directing of your dust. But if you're up in the tree cutting overhead, could be a problem. My eyes are like dust magnets, sometimes i wear swimming goggles for moments of high dust, just don't want to keep them on too long. Regular safety glasses are good for most things. After you spend a lot of time flushing the eyes out you realize that wearing a breathing mask is sometimes a good idea also... Tiny particulates getting everywhere... Yikes. 😷 I'm no germaphobe but grinding rust is dirty. Ear gear /eye protection /breathing mask, then i add gloves /hat /clothes and gloves... More gloves... My hands are like delicate little flowers 😄 I'd rather be cutting wood. I'd rather be climbing a tree. I'd rather be playing guitar I'd rather be watching Buckin tune up a power saw/splitting wood /playing drums/telling a story /talking trees. Got much love for humans/animals and trees, not necessarily in that order. 💛

That side by side shot with the audio of both saws going at the same time was a great sounding segment.

mr John Bradley ,, there is something about you , dont no what it is ,, dont have too ,, just no its good ,,love you John

Its all in the filin' my friend Thx for bein' here

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I'm learning that real quick from you sharpening videos and its improved my cutting a ton

Have a great hump 🐫🐫🐫mate..😎👍🇦🇺

good mornig to you too!

Mornin brutha 💚🌳👊👍

Great to Ser you peters, hope your keeping safe mate.....😎👍🇦🇺

@Loaded dog: sure do!

hallo peter,ich wünsch dir einen schönen tag und hoffe dir geht es gut! :)

@Pilk Pulk: Hahaa! Klar! Dir hoffentlich auch!

i realize it's kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good place to watch new series online ?

right on friend

Glad you enjoyed it

thats awesome lol

you bet taz man

Love the saw off, harmonizing saws

was just thinkin of you two days ago .,, just shows we are connected ,, love you

Buckin i knew the mac would win 🤣🤣🤣

dont doit !! lololol hahahaa ... good stuff Phil ,, how many cc's ya grabbin'

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I'm a Stihl mechanic, however my first saw was a Super XL Auto I bought at JC Penny for $188 in 1978. I'll have to get it out, get it running and run it against my MS261C-M.

Phil!!!!

@@oldmanfred8676 How you doing old man?

Phil, Doing some better.

Nepa😎 Here

I live in S.E. split time between Lycoming Co. and Mont. Co.

@@kevinsmith450 Lackawanna Upper Valley.

Jefferson county

Allegheny county, watch out for dead branches falling, widow makers, not enough people to take care if our beautiful trees. We need a tree czar.

Be safe keep smiling.

Justin hope your doing well my friends always nice to see you here

@@justinblanchard5856 gday JB , hope alls been as well as can be your end mate .