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@@JamesPiper-i6e just look up nissan gu patrol x member and ppd performance has them👍🏻

Cheers thank you can’t go wrong with the 800

Cheers for the comment Simo, there is the option for the 80 series knuckle, or people do high mount turbo either 6 boost flipped ba or fg with a spacer or whatever tickles your fancy, or what we did is just get the grinder and grind the bolts down on the knuckle, which is probably the most dodgy fix, but what do you do when your in the situation, recon the higher you get the engine mounts your going to clear easy

Cheers Jared🤙🏼

Thank you very Much Giuseppe, the sound was pretty bad because the wind was wild that day Thanks for watching👍🏻

Cheers thank you, yes we do Thanks for watching👍🏻

That’s exactly right, thanks for watching👍🏻

Which spindle goes out there is 3 how often do you grease it up?

@@AussieBucking I believe it was the right side first. We have 7 mowers, and I service them, one mower a day before we go out. Sharpen the blades, oil, blow out the breather, and grease everything up. All once a week for each mower. The spindles take a lot of grease.

Thanks for the comment Gary, we got advise from my son who is a builder, and we just built as he said, the spacing to the centre are 600mm and the Purlins that run vertical are 150s and the front ones are 200s but I should’ve built it more Beefier with 300s and 200s all round. Thanks for the comment

@@AussieBucking Awesome thanks for that

Good one, I never new that they come out with kaws as Briggs and Stratton own it, other than that big upgrade from the old bobcat

Great the dimensions of the c Purlins are 150x65 and the posts are 100x100 the rest is held by the shed, and the finished high for the floor is 2300mm we made it so we can fit out fork lift under and multiple vehicles. We just sourced the steel from a local family business and got great prices, good luck with the build and sorry for the late reply been busy Thanks for watching

Have got one for my ms462 makes a huge difference and love it

Awesome congratulations great saw can’t go wrong🤙🏼 Thanks for watching

That’s a very good run, I normally cut cut chest high grass for some please very hard on the mowers Thanks for watching

Thankyou hello from sunny coast qld Thanks for watching

The key is to get your chainsaw sharp as, not fun when it’s blunt when your cutting pine doesn’t matter that much, cant beat hardwood though Thanks for watching👍🏻🤙🏼

Sorry will do it next time👍🏻

I agree too love the 462, the bar I’m using maybe a bit too big and using a semi chisel chain with aggressive rakers so I recon it goes pretty good, only thing that lets it down is the torque the 70cc husky definitely have more torque. Thanks for watching🤙🏼

@@AussieBucking The hardest wood I cut is English Oak so I can get away with Hexa. I agree about the torque my jonsered 2165 just keeps pulling.

Where we go wrong?

@@AussieBucking ah let's see you should have braced the root ball you were lucky that didn't take you out while you have a live chainsaw your bloody axe is not a hammer, you have no eye protection have you ever seen pieces break from the top of a wedge before, you are cutting upward with a metal wedge above your chain if you don't get out of the way in time and that hits your rotating chain there's all kinds of potential for injury to you or damage to your chain, the guy using the small saw has his top hand positioned so that if the saw kicks back the chain break won't activate and that's just in the couple of minutes that I watched. But hey good luck I hope you don't become a casualty.

ah the proffesional youtube feller has arrived lol, whilst your at it go educate guilty of treeson, bucking billy ray, mitch zenobi - to name a few as they all do the same thing and are defo amateurs

Ray has been doing it longer than this kid has been alive. Experience matters and you don't get experienced if you're stupid.

@@alexwilliams4264this is all true, we are all learning and will improve on our mistakes will use your feedback and try it on the next one, even the professionals get it wrong and it is a very dangerous hobby/occupation.

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Got sound on our end dunno what’s gone wrong Sorry Giuseppe

All good,technical problem on my end,heard video in full ✅

@@giuseppelatina2640 great thanks Giuseppe where do you live, your our #1 fan, what you like to see on the channel in the future

Hi I am located in Melbourne Australia,having partly owned a small hobby farm for about 30 years and having had various breeds of cattle and all the other chores and responsibilities that go with it, I found your channel interesting as other people would here and overseas.What attracted me first was the chainsaw content,various saws you have and reviews/presentations you have done on them including showing actual wood cutting and tree felling.Maybe in future you could showcase different livestock you have/run , but apart from all this just continue doing what you’re doing with a mixture of different content related to farming and living on the land and you’ll be just fine 🤙

@@giuseppelatina2640 we’re saving up for a tractor this year maybe and going to do some yards for some sheep so will definitely do a few videos on that, sounds like a very cool setup you have, appreciate the input and hopefully can do more farming content one day for you, will get more chainsaw content as the cold weather is coming in quick.

I do 10 acres at my place and mow another 10 acres for some one else, would love to get a 2200 but all comes down to money, would love to get a 2200 for a second mower to even out the hard work. Thanks for watching👍🏻

Thanks for the Advice on the blades Trying to test out different companies to see which one is the most affordable.

Hey Brian thanks for your comment. I searched for those blades and cannot find them. Are you in the US or Australia? If it’s kind if you can send me a link I’ll try these blades and see how many hrs I can get out of them.

@@star1098sr XHT. Extra Hardness Toughness. Made in USA. I’m in USA.

60cc Thanks for watching👍🏻

Thanks Rob for the kind comment, next video is a bit slow taking some time getting all the little fiddly stuff done, but will have one very soon. Good luck with the cruiser Cheers

Cheers mate will have a new vid getting it running hopefully in the next few weeks 😄

Comes and goes has stopped a little but do get the occasional shower

Sure is people pay money to get Stung on purpose

@@AussieBucking Bee venom has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, central nervous system inhibiting, radioprotective, antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties, among others.

You bet thanks for watching hope you enjoy the content😉

Thank you hope you enjoyed watching

Thank you Paul will keep making them

@@AussieBucking thank you for watching and enjoying the videos. If there is anything you’d like to know that may help you one day with your Bees. Just let me know. Maybe I’ll do a video for you.

Have had a really bad run lately hopefully gets better soon Thanks for watching😄

Hahaha Tyson gets done every time he goes down 😂

Cheers thank you👍🏻

Your supposed to have a license for them for bio security reasons

@@AussieBucking suppose we’ll need a license to fart soon

Very good, hopefully will continue going this way

Thank you Giuseppe, glad you enjoyed👍🏻

Already have feeding them sugar water now to assist them

Would love to mate sorry we haven’t got control over that some one else has😉

It was raining too much and there’s was trees ready to flower, wanting to keep it as natural as possible

Thanks for that was not aware of any thing like that, it is very annoying but they work very well

We’re about to get more rain certainly crazy, gonna have to start feeding my bees, no good