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Is that 261 still running? I have one and really enjoy it.

Do you or anyone reading this who has track over tire find that these wear out the tires very quickly? It is what I was told from a guy who had them. Thanks

Thanks for the video. You should set your torque wrench to 50 percent the first torque, and 100 percent, the final torque. You never achieved your proper torque by your short stop, near final torque. 😊🇨🇦

Living in Colorado in the woods I really prefer the winter times as long as you have the gear needed to support living on acreage and a 1800 foot long driveway LOL. Plowing 5 foot snow drifts 5 miles out to the county road is more of a challenge than hassle.

the center bearings are bathed in 2 cycle oil. but you should install the y pipe exhaust before you torque down the jugs it will help with alignment

Oo man I own 08 800r I am buying a 15 renegade 800 xrs 137

You should tighten your tracks.. Having them that loose makes more wear on them.. Rebuilding them is a lot of work and parts are not cheap to rebuild them.. I have learned a couple of tricks to save my old parts and make them last longer.. I turn the old worn bushings that have the bolt holes elongated and weld them into a elongated dog bone.. This puts all the movement on the bolt, but there are times that the bushing gets rusted and stuck in the dog bone and the bolt takes all the wear.. Bolts are cheap compared to a dog bone, which is nine dollars last time I bought parts.. Turning the bushing to the unworn side and welding it in the worn dog bone also saves the cost of another bushing.. Proper adjustment is 1 1/2 to three inches of sag.. I hope this helps others with this kind of track.. Another tip, Tracks put a lot of stress on the skid steer drive system.. Try not to sit and turn but roll and turn to take some of the stress off the machine.. Even without the tracks, this way of running your machine saves wear on the tires.. just another thought, a tooth bucket will load a lot easier with what you are working with..

older video. however leaving a taller stump in general is safer anyways. you cut more at waist level meaning you are up on your feet and can get out of the way. Ideally you leave about a 16" stump so you can cut at a higher mid waste height. After you have fell the tree, now you can remove the stump and still have a 16" piece of wood to split. Safer and you don't waste the wood either as it is at the correct length for splitting anyways.

if that is hi temp rtv i wouldn't use that for crank halves.. its not oil and gas resistant, I use motoseal.

How do you remove the water pump from the block?

Beauty sled!! I love the colors!! Only thing i would change is put a medium windshield on it with mirrors!! Have a great season!! Its coming soon!!

Just bought the exact same thing last night

That thing would climb a tree with those things on😀

Dam, took a direct hit to the foot and he just kept on swinging. Badass.

I have one and it annihilates every block I test it on. Its far better and easier than any axe I have ever used with the added bonus of it never sticking badly in the block. As others have pointed out your chopping block is a bit high, but using a block (just preferably a shorter one) is far better than trying to split on the ground. The only people who think differently happen to split their wood on ground as hard and flat as concrete I assure you. Good video.

Does anyone know what the small hook is for on the bottom of the mauls cutting edge? What purpose does that serve?

Great video, but why so much slack on the tracks? I got a set for my unit and the manual says 1-3 inches of track sag from a board placed on top of the 2 tires.

Did you put Isoflex in the center bearings also?

My Stihl maul came without the gray protection that yours has at the end of the handle. Do you know why? Is it a cheaper model or an older on?

My t190 would get stuck in that shit 😂

Pretty awesome, well done.

This content just keeps getting better!!!!

We’re back baby!!!!!

What do you think of the Mc laren brand?

How many hp and what did you pay for it?

Good job buddy but I wana see a waterfowl hunt on your pond I heard geese and ducks

Good job my friend! Looks like a good maul and after three years of use it appears to be holding up good.

that's a sweet saw sounds super good with the bark box! is that a ms362 or ms400?

Rad, gd mrng, god bless, staysafe, staystrong, this video lk great, this area lk brighter, cooler, quiet, peaceful, larger distance area, lk beautiful scenery, great and amazing.this video. Frm. Miss. Rad.

Rad, gd mrng, staysafe, staystrong, god bless this video lk interesting, lk great, this wood can use for firewood, can make set of wooden chair, table, boat, small shoes rack and other item, lk amazing. Frm. Miss. Rad.

Rad, gd mrng, god bless staysafe, staystrong, this video lk great this heavy oak to splitter this wood is heavy and difficult, lk great without machine, frm.miss.rad.amazing.

Rad, gd mrng, god bless, this video,interesting, to clear the giant members in the forest, lk brighter, cooler, peaceful area, how long it can clear this yard in the forest, guy, guy, staysafe, staystrong, frm.miss.rad.

What year is that model?

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sweet purchase, what are you mostly gonna use it for?

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no one seemed to notice

now he has to go and replace the piston rings that you fried

dang man your good at dropping those trees im thinking about getting the ms261 how do you like the saw?

Can an old man use this axe, or is it too heavy? thanks

Uma pessoa idosa consegue usar esse machado da sthill ou é muito pesado? Muito obrigado.

my dad sliced into his shin with an axe while cutting down a maple tree when I was about 7 from a blow that skimmed off the mark. sure taught me about the importance of safety around sharp objects.

This video has the appropriate amount of views!

Fucking stupid no purpose wanna be "skill"

That definitely wasn't your foot

Only watched to see foot chopped. Drat!

Well ' it does say ' "You Hit your foot with axe " Not ' " l cut my foot off " which is what most viewers were cringing about 🤕

His names Taylor, why are they calling him Chip?