The Biggest, BADDEST Chainsaw Ever Made

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• JE

  @JeremyAnderson-s1f · 2 months ago

  You have the chainsaw collection EVERY man wishes he could have, I have watched since I was in high school, I’m 31 now.

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• DA

  @davebaratz1983 · 2 months ago

  Today is my 5 year clean and sober Mark I just wanted to share that with you 😊<br>Thank you for your videos and one more thing I can see God&apos;s love all over you my friend

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• TS

  @TS50ER · 2 months ago

  Revving my vacuum cleaner with the same surprised look as Buck.

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• ST

  @stevetheriault4164 · 2 months ago

  THAT SAW WAS GOING THROUGH THAT LOG LIKE I EAT A BIGMAC😆😆😆

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• GE

  @GeddyRC · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2LTHf633NQ&amp;t=651">10:51</a> I love Billy&apos;s look of pure childhood excitement hearing that saw rev hard lol

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• JA

  @jackgiovannimp · 2 months ago

  These saws are the reason I left the office and chased life in the woods. No one has them in the UK, and yet I run a 10-10 &amp; 55 every day! All love, buckin

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• RY

  @ryan.vision · 2 months ago (edited)

  WIIING WIIING, not BLARRRGH BLARRGH 😆 Thanks for showing us the ole beast!

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• BR

  @bryankozak2662 · 2 months ago

  I may not watch all your videos but when I do may neighbors get to hear a well tuned saw. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with all of us.

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• KN

  @KNIGHTFOX80 · 3 weeks ago

  That thumbnail image, all I could think of was Arnold holding the minigun up smiling.

• TH

  @TheOldMachines · 1 month ago

  That final lean out turned it into a freak!

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• RO

  @robertbartolomie857 · 2 months ago

  The McCulloch SP125 was certainly one of the hot rods of its day—fast, aggressive, and a great-running big saw. But when you needed to pull a really long bar and get serious work done in big timber, the STIHL 090 was the saw people depended on.<br><br>In my neck of the woods, we didn’t see many big Macs. You would hear about one occasionally, but most of the timber fallers were running STIHLs: 090s, 070s, 076s, 075s, 056s, 051s, and 045s. Some were Supers and some were Magnums, although it has been too many years for me to remember every model designation correctly.<br><br>Husqvarnas didn’t become popular in our area until sometime in the mid-1980s. By then, I had gotten out of falling timber. I was fortunate never to be seriously hurt, but too many of my friends were getting injured, and I decided I had seen enough. I left the woods and became a winery mechanic, which turned into a 41-year career.<br><br>Billy, it would be great to see you bring out an old STIHL once in a while—especially an 090, 070, 075, 076, or 056—assuming you have any hiding in the collection.<br>Thank you, Robert

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• TE

  @teamsilva7563 · 2 months ago

  I do love that sound. When an old mcculloch sounds fat, but hits that clean torquey sound once cutting.

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