If you're having trouble with that chainsaw

and there is winter wood that needs cutting, and duck blinds that need brushing, and shooting lanes need to be trimmed, and people need to be scared in spook houses, look no further, RCC's crappie whacking and chainsaw repair shop is now open. I inquired around the area about getting my chain saw repaired, and no one seemed to be interested in doing it, so off to the net we go on a search of how to fix it myself. Found out the 2 carb kits needed were about 15 bucks, but for $45 a person could change the whole carb in about 5 minutes. (if you wanted to go aftermarket, you could beat that price). I bet I came out cheaper and have better quality work than taking it to a shop.

That being said, the chainsaw repair department is now officially closed for business, but the crappie whacking department is still open.

Enjoy the video and note that my chainsaw fixing skills are only exceeded by my movie making skills.:biggrin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaTE...ature=youtu.be

Nice job!

RCC, I don't know sounds like your WHEEZING worse than the saw. Sound like me trying crank that thing:Rofl good job though. Most people wont even tackle something like that.

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Originally Posted by cray

RCC, I don't know sounds like your WHEEZING worse than the saw. Sound like me trying crank that thing:Rofl good job though. Most people wont even tackle something like that.

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Can't breathe when I bend over. I'm thinking that we have a thermocline about waste deep.:Rofl

Too funny! RCC, I'll say once again - you're a knucklehead.

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Originally Posted by RCC

Can't breathe when I bend over. I'm thinking that we have a thermocline about waste deep.:Rofl

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Seems as though I have the same exact problem.

I was gonna say, that sounds like me when I operate my saw. I don't have a video in production. but, for some more education on saws, I sharpen my own chains with a sharpener I purchased from Harbor Freight. it has paid for itself many times. There is a how to on YouTube. I don't make you breath near this hard. DP

Looked at those sharpeners yesterday. I hand sharpened mine and now it cuts a circle with no problem. Gotta do something.

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Originally Posted by RCC

Can't breathe when I bend over. I'm thinking that we have a thermocline about waste deep.:Rofl

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Neck deep here. :)

Good work.

Nice job.

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Originally Posted by RCC

Can't breathe when I bend over. I'm thinking that we have a thermocline about waste deep.:Rofl

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As smart as you are, you could think of a way for us fat guys to cut wood sitting down. I can't breathe when I bend over either. Sometimes I get a free "high". That is dangerous on my property. I could start rolling and end up in the pond. DP

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Originally Posted by DRPEPPER

As smart as you are, you could think of a way for us fat guys to cut wood sitting down. I can't breathe when I bend over either. Sometimes I get a free "high". That is dangerous on my property. I could start rolling and end up in the pond. DP

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Yes, it has crossed my mind to cut wood sitting down, but lacking in lumber jack skills causes me often needing to run for my life. Only thing worse than a thermocline waste deep is to be over weight, sitting cross legged on the ground, with a falling tree headed your direction. Maybe a fellow could find some kind of surplus ejection seat and rig it up for lumberjacking while sitting down...hmmm??? Now just to figure out how to get it to shoot you off sideways instead of straight up. Either way, I think you'll still end up in that pond:Rofl

I can't even sit cross legged. When I am working on saplings, I am laying down. I got chigger bites in some disgusting places. Cutting up fallen logs gives me a fit. DP