Thank you for the video. I used to use them at the start of 2000, but about 3-4. I had a concussion, and I couldn't remember any of it to store the slack. But this video helped me remember thank you.

I like your new place! U tuber Diesel creek built a shop using two shipping containers.

Property looks awesome man! Condolences on your dad passing away.

Nice video, calm and well measured, very instructional.. If I may add a little. Always use the proper anchor points for the hooks, never the little metal hooks tack welded to the trailer. Those are intended for rope lashings to hold down tarpaulins, they are not rated for any loading (they are rather inviting though). If there are no designated anchor points, use an edge on the chassis. Always check the condition of the ratchets straps (before use), (a) ensure there are not cuts or significant abrasions on the edges, (b) knots in ratchet straps seriously degrade their rated strength, (c) any paint or chemical spills on the straps may adversely affect their performance. Finally if you have to throw one end of a strap over a load, send the tail end and fix the hook on your anchor point (especially if one is tossing it to a colleague on the far side). 🙂

I JUST PURCHASED MY VERY FIRST FLOOR MODEL DRILL PRESS AND THIS VIDEO HELPED ME ALOT EXPLAINING MANY PONDERING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS 🏃🥲❤️👍🤷🙂🤝🙂 THANKS MAN YOU ROCK 🤪🤘

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First of all sorry about losing your dad,wonderful chunk of land ,,hope all goes well and be looking for your future videos,,good to see you again ,, awesome place you have there

I just got one of those but it's in really great shape but they threw the caps after draining the fuel and oil

Just picked up a 250 from Craigslist for $250. It's not in that good of shape like that but in pretty good shape. Trying to figure out when it was made. It has serial 10 then stamped numbers of 21265.

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Love my 35, I have an elder vintage, no brake and all metal. If/when you run across a power Mac 6 grab it you’ll love it. it’s the first model & before they started making the cheaper version mini Mac’s

Nice ! I’m jealous it looks like you have the pintail chain on that 33.. I totally restored one but have never found an original pintail for it. If you have an extra 1/2” pintail chain I might have some stuff that’ll help you complete yours I’d trade for. I know I have a chain cover and possibly one emblem and other odds & ends

Also pull the clutch n side covers off and check all the crankcase screws to make sure they are all tight. They do come loose and then it runs really well n then stops!! Been there did that. Or the crankcase starts to fill with chain bar oil n they smoke to all hell. There are 10 of them n on that saw they will be slot head screws so modify a large screwdriver to fit those slot heads really well. Let's you get good leverage on the screw head and it does not slip out of the slot and stuff the screw head. Loctite is your best friend with those old 1111 series saws believe me!

Nice video. I just got one! Where could i buy a sulky? I have the same cart.

Well plenty of bits as spares. But beware there are a lot of variations in the 1111 series saws if you were to tryn build up another power head. Crankshafts, crankcases, oil pumps n drives, clutches and it goes on. If you have a points ignition one amongst the boxes of stuff do not damage the pto side bearing. They are nearly unobtainable. Been on the lookout for one for sometime myself. Put a 25 inch 404 on it and they are a hoot to run. Also have an 076 as well which is fun with a 25 inch on it and 404 chain

Yes indeed! Great video! Yes My Dad and me ran this same exact model chainsaw from 1975 to 1982 and it was VERY RELIABLE. I dont know how many dozens of trees, limbing, and recutting bigger logs into smaller sizes, But it was the ONLY chainsaw we used for at least 7yrs. It is a bit on the heavier side so you will have to take a Liquid refreshment break sooner than COMPARABLE to the saws of today. I am sure they are very hard to find parts for but i would Hang onto it.

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Great instructional video!!🎉

It looks like my shops more evil twin. Lol Great setup hope you are happy in the new shop.

Great shop ....thanks for the tour brother.....hope all is good....👍🤙

Really enjoyed the shop your and very happy to subscribe.

Wow ! Battleship grinder is Boo Coo, what an awesome piece of History!

The chainsaw on the 1010 is on wrong way

Cool stuff!! Love the shop! Subscribed 👍🏻👍🏻

I like seeing all the harbor freight stuff. It’s nice to see your not a tool snob.

Hold the hell up. Is that one drawer system a bunch of electrical service panel enclosures? Absolutely love that haha Loved the tour, you got a sub from me sir.

tHanks for the video. Funny how you said you would never use up all the hardware. People would ask..."then why keep it?" They don't know what it is like to stop what you are doing and drive to the store to buy a nut and bolt.......or else they would never have asked.

You've got it laid out really well. I've got that scale...nearly bought a second one last week. (...because....just because...) Hell , you understand....look at all the tools you have!

That is a really nice shop. Looks like you have a tool for just about everything !

Hello sir! I really liked this one. Have a great day. Thanks!

do you have a model number for that drill press?

My old Super XL 16" was so dependable. Very noisy though. I have a moderate hearing loss in my right ear after 20+ years of use. Wear ear protection.

It's all about making the thief think "This will take too much time" and therefore they go to another trailer to steal.

Cool saw.

I hate it that Oregon went to a cheaper Power Cut bar and discontinued the Power Match bar

Great that you got a cordless circular saw but you got the weakest model. You should try the rear handle one and compare it to your corded one.

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Thanks for this video. I do not use straps too often but it takes me a few minutes to remember 😂. This makes total sense and so easy to remember

Thanks for this! Best explanation I’ve seen!

Very helpful! Thanks!

Being an M18 user, this will be awesome for trimming down 2x4's and plywood. Thanks for the review

I'm not proud about it, but I don't use ratchet straps often enough to remember how to go about it and, recently, I had occasion to use them again and could not remember what to do. There were no instructions available and I lost my temper horribly. So I have been watching all kinds of KZfaq videos trying to avoid that mistake ever again. Yours is by far the most helpful I have found today, although others I have seen are good ones as well. Thank you for taking the time to help people like me for whom this kind of thing is not routine.

Damn.....I thought I was the only fool who collected old saws. It all started when my dad passed away and as a tribute to him I got his old Montgomery Ward saw running. Turned out to be a McCulloch 610. I now have 2 610's, a 650. Then I got hooked on those little Homelites. I have 3 XL2's and an XL. Recently I picked up a Super XL12 that I will restore. Thanks for the vid!

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Grind it keeping it wet and get it close file and then use a stone.

Thank You for the Amazon link, thumbs up!, Have a great day..

Good class

I have spent about 20 hours now watching about makitas, milwaukees, herculeses and stuff, still can't understand which is bets for my applications. The only thing I don't understand is how you manage to keep these tools like new over decades, I have one DeWalt in my shop and it looks like a 100 year old grinder

Good tutorial about sharpening and use what you have to do a project. Good tip about not oversharpening an edge on the axe. I talked about that in a recent video also.. I am curious as to what brand of axe you were working on, as I have never seen so much curl on the edge like you had there, on any axe I have sharpened.

Another great video,, job turned out well,,its great to take the time to teach children on how to do things like this.