Love your videos. Always look forward to them👍

very helpful vid for walbro sdc

Good info buddy! Thanks for sharing!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏

old saw cuts real nice!!!

Nice.😆 merry Christmas Mr bell.👍 mate

Nice video 😎

Mac sounds sweet

That thing cuts good

Hi Bellhopper!!😀😀 You have that 700 really running nice!! Marry Christmas to you too brother!!😀😀👍👍❤❤ Logger Al

I know the algorithms probably say otherwise, but I'm all about the ''boring'' parts. I love the tear down and porting side of things. Keep up the boring work Mr Bellhopper.

Ty for the carb video. I have a 700 and wasn't sure about the carb. I will be taking it apart again and check the gaskets and metering lever. Thanks again

Merry Christmas to you and your family Jeremy hope you have a good one.

NICE RUNNING SAW

Bless you for sharing your wisdom with us!!! Great details, we love them.

Yessir. Every year when it gets cold I have to adjust ALL my saws. Fate them up 1/8th to 1/4turn depending on the saw ect Just today I fattened up my husky 51 I started to get mad at it Bc it wouldn’t cut worth a shit. Then I remember. Duh. It’s cold needs more go go juice silly!

Hoooooppppeeeeerrrrrrrr.....💚🌳👊👍

Thanks for doing this video. That membrane has made me wonder why one carb has it the next don't and they both run. Figured it must be some difference in the carb I am just not seeing. Maybe just a difference in the kit used. Thanks

Great vid as always. I've torn into several of these but can always use a refresher. Thanks!

I've had 3 sdc's with bad high speed check valves and had to pop the welch plugs. It is a challenge doing all that. Thanks for showing the proper order of assembly.

Well Done! Thanks Bellhopper!

As always great video!

💛👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👊 That was a good video on the carb 💛 she is started comming to life, I could hear it! Interesting right to the end buddy!

sounding good and its cutting nice.great video

Bellhopper Marry Christmas, Bless you and your family!!!

..yep, check everything, check it twice..'cause on a 40-year old carburetor, chances are somebody has already taken it apart at least once, maybe several times, and there's no guarantee they did it right.. :).and I agree on not taking the welch plugs out unless it's necessary..only a couple of SDC's I can remember I had to take out the plugs, they wouldn't pull fuel through them after cleaning and rebuild kit...pulled out the welch plugs and there was trash/dust packed behind them....

That is a good running saw. Thanks for making the carb repair part too.

I love it Hopper. Thank you for all the great tips on these ole Macs. Much appreciation for all that you do. Love ya man. Thank you. 🌲❤🌲✊

Hheeelllloooooo bellhopper!

SHES GOT LOTS OF POWER SOUNDS GOOD BUDDY,LOTS OF TORQUE FOR 70CC SAW HOPPERIZED ,VERY STRONG BUDDY👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Agree about welch plugs . I was cleaning a carb recently and when I was blowing out the cleaner with the air hose the welch plug popped right out.

Great video bell hopper saw sounds strong in the cut !!! Also a plus to get a how too video on the carb 👍

Boy she eat that oak an carries it's rpm in the cut to I believe it is a winner winner chicken dinner for the bellhopper. Have a good week buddy. Stay warm.

Hey fella

Marry Christmas Bellhopper! Another great show Mr Bellhopper, that old big mac attack sure sounds good but you're giving me a back ache watching you use that short bar 😂! Keep up the great videos 👍👍💪💪😁🇺🇸!

Bellhop we do you got a way to fix a Walbro SDC carburetor when the throttle shaft is so worn out you got a huge air leak there?

I have a mcculloch ms2050. Any idea how to remove the carburetor on this model chainsaw? Can’t figure out how to do it.

Bellhopper, what’s the purpose of the membrane diaphragm? I have taken many apart that don’t have them and some that do. I put mine back together without it because I wasn’t sure what it was for. Should it be used and why? Thank you!!!

What exactly is the tan thing for or what is it's purpose being in there

Rock n roll brother, she sounds great, even deep in the cut. Would be a blast to run some saws with you someday, be well.

I got a stock PM700 that pulls a 28” full comp .404” chain nicely. That one looks like it’s got more rpm and some pull. Nice work Jeremy.

Build a pipe for the alcisaw

*Not much in here and fairly clean* Talking about me aren't you.

Do you do the heat cycle or do u just run it fat for awhile as it breaks in cuz i dont an haven't had a problem yet do the same on 2 stroke dirts bike was told alomg time ago break it in like ull run it nvr let me down do this way or am i crazy