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Log Loading, Dog Recovery, and Project Wrap-up

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Redmax chainsaws- the good, the bad and the ugly. 4 k video

What happens here

After completing the logging tasks, the presenter loads the cut logs onto his pickup truck. He then briefly tries to adjust one of the chainsaws, but ultimately decides to pack up. While driving his ATV back home, he realizes his dog, Lucy, has run all the way back to the house on her own. He jokes about how the dog got bored and left him, and concludes the video by inviting comments on his 'raw' and unedited process, emphasizing the learning curve involved in working with tools.

Goal: Conclude the logging operations, address miscellaneous tasks, and provide a final summary of the day's events.

Tools and materials

  • ATV Polaris — Transporting the presenter
  • Pickup Truck — Transporting logs and tools
  • RedMax Chainsaw RedMax — Briefly attempting further adjustments
  • Cut Logs N/A — Loading into the truck for transport

What they say

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big thing I think I can [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] a little bit better so she's pretty sharp we'll just show him the chips no these so that's the chip so you can tell she's sharp she's going dust so so she just needs to be too tuned in a little bit to get the power up there so so why were you trying to adjust it while it was running Frankie because that's what you can tell with the high jet I got low and high idling is usually set to low you know but then when you have a wide open you can tell it'll just you know quit you know I mean it's seems like to me it's getting too much gas so the small one down the small one since its body in a doubt leaned it down a little bit with the screw but you won't know unless you can hear it okay so that's why I have it wide open so would you recommend though the guys to have it running while they're trying to address it because that seems dangerous to me that's all the way you're good well yeah I mean I don't know yeah normally I supposed to be I think two and a half screws out if you said if you put that screw all the way in you back it out two and a half that's the place to start anyways if you know okay and then from that point you can adjust you know now you're saying that not all no not all of them doctor your adjustment screws most god I want to say most chainsaws you but like you your weed whips and stuff like that nope some some will let you adjust it otherwise it comes back to you do you like the fact that you can adjust these are older world you know we might need a little bit more you know the world might have to adjust yeah so what happens on other ones where you can't adjust it and the the chainsaw gets older you just stuck duct operator unit okay so you can't get the life out of them unless you switch carburetors about a brand new weed whip brand-new out-of-the-box and I couldn't adjust deals yeah and it ran late from the day day one I descend up smack have mad smashed it because there was no adjustments to it there was no adjustment you could not adjust that coverage which brand was that that was a green one yeah that's accurate yeah does that think green one that's in my garage no no I smashed it so don't make crappy tools or otherwise Frankie's gonna smash them yeah cuz I mean normally they they'd come back to setting like I think it's 2 & a 2 & a half screws out and you got to count your screws you know sometimes you only half ask you…

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