Must live in a war zone…🙄

Smashed em nice n flat

Hell yeah show em who's boss haha. That was fun to watch.

CAN U FIND a KAYAK WITH a SMALLER OPENING ?

I had the same idea..but use rope n pull a 50 Brooms at a time

Xl12 came out in 63.

Neighbors won't be laughing at me anymore 🥸

Yes. They're are large mouth in lake Roosevelt.

Hi my friend.Yes.You catching it and you do cleaning it.That’s what I do.Thank you for sharing.How many butter clams can we harvest per day besides the manila clams in puget sounds?

scotch broom turns the soils into acid… it’s what happened to Scotland thousands for years ago?

The path of least resistance. 👍

Great job cheers

Great idea! Thank you for the suggestion and the demonstration!

I used an XL12 with a 16" bar initially and then replaced it with a 20" later. The 20" was a good balance. I have used a Super XL with a 24" and it pulls ok and gives me a better reach on things. Rarely need it for log diameter though. I would like to know if a Super XL can efficently handle a 28" properly without going with semi skip chain. I rarely need anything longer than 20" but sure would like the option of doing a swap out for that rare tree.

wow learned a lot

I like how you sped up the journey but please mute the secondary video when you speed it up. I want to hear you better. Thanks for the video!

Im 70 and my father bought a new super XL12 in 64. I still have it. It has the wick type filter. and the oil fill is on the top ahead of the handle. no auto oiler. and it has the smaller 5/16 studs to hold the bar on. It needs a new cyl and piston. Dad never cleaned it and the gunk and crud accumulated on the fins and between the crankcase and fuel tank. So it has a badly scored piston. I also have two others a 1960,s XL12 I bought at a auction for $10 and another Xl 12 I assembled from the best parts of several junk saws. I put the bigger 58 CC piston and cyl on it. Used that $10 saw today. Cut some large Red oak blocks of firewood. I always remove the dogs from every saw I use. I can sharpen the chain where it will cut I dont need to force it.

Now that’s using your head !!!

Very cool that’s useing your head!!!

You forgot to say you need a nice cold brew as well ;)

気持ちいい音だぜ❗️興奮するぜ❗️吹かして❗️

I just put a 28" bar on my blue xl 12. Mcculloch bar semi chisel full comp .050 gauge. It seems to like it. I switched it from an 18 inch bar. Cutting with that hurt my back. I like to stand up and buck.

Came out in 1966 I just read.

24" bars.look great on these saws, and work fine with them if you know how to run a saw

That black tip of the snorkel should be cut off and thrown away, seagulls will not eat it, it taste bitter. I can do that size in about 30 seconds, clean with the adductor muscle intact, but then again I dig up about 6 five gallon pails at low tide 2 to 3 times a year. Not bragging but we eat them as our normal food, rough chop in blender, add frozen peas, corn and carrots mix, chop onion and flour to make sticky mass, fry and love in a sandwich with mayo.. Num Num

Thats a massive bar for one of these saws. My super xl runs and performs perfect with an 18 inch bar. A 24 inch bar is just a bit too much for one of these old things

Sharpen the chain

I enjoyed the video. I have always used a chainsaw, a limb lopper or a machete for cutting brush. Using an axe is OK if the brush is straight up and down, but if it is growing outwards from the center the tree itself gets in the way of the axe. Now I am in my 60"s and I need a better way to clear miles and miles of trapline saplings each year. I think that when I get one of these, I will cut from right to left until I get the hang of it.

Eagle Island is covered in Poison Oak. Dont go playing in the bushes with the little lady. A friend and his wife found out the hard way.

By lazy ol fuckers. Not knowing what thermal overload is

Old man forgot to let her cool. That why there aren't many left. Thay got abused

I had to do this this weekend and the ucky stuff made me not even want to eat the clam anymore.

Thanks I’ll sure give it a shot. My shoulders are not good.

That will build strength, however when in the water kayak want to slip away, but on the lawn, it does not slip.

Brilliant!! Being chronologically impaired, I will start practicing when it gets warmer. Thank you

Hi Rocky, my classroom loves your song and I think you should perform it for our class! But no pressure.

Fucking dork

Excellent Rocky! You have one new subscriber.

I had one of the Honda brush cutters that I used 12" rip saw blades on, and I found a quick swing at the sapling worked much better trying to cut them down by sawing. Even with a regular trimmer with a rip blade on the brush cutter attachment, a quick swing is easier.

Your gonna ruin that saw.... the only thing that kills a chainsaw... is not letting it warm up. You have an aluminum piston and aluminum cylinder expanding at different rates. look up cold siezure. Cant count how many of these ive tore down and had to part out because the previous owner didnt warm it up.. horrible way to kill an antique

Thank you I found this video extremely helpful and rewarding as i practise getting out of my kayak

Running good but sounds like it’s four stroking

Pretty big bar for that saw!

1st in 62

To slow

ps... that ball is also great when working on an engine platform that hooks to the ball

ps...why is your trailer ball off center, on the bumper

i LOVE IT .... i have a 24 foot trailer that i sometimes park on crown land ...not a whole lot of room for backing that puppy in --plus...i suck at it

Great video!

I used to haul boat like this with an old massey Ferguson forklift tractor with a full hitch mounted on the front forks. Worked great for manuvering, especially small boats. My ONLY gripe with traillering forwards like this is for bigger trailers, you had to have a spotter to check the sides. Not that i had mirrors on that thing anyway but id rather back in with mirrors intead of staring at the front of the boat