WOW! Hidden Greasing Spot On A Chain Saw

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[wolverine]

That's quality beer and video brother... I've been running saws for 45 years and you just showed an old dog a new trick.... God bless

[NHHalKnowsHow]

I've been running chainsaws for 40 years and I never knew that I could possibly grease that needle bearing. Thanks Steve!

[josephbadulak]

Before Steve went 'world-wide' on YouTube, Steve's customers were extremely fortunate; having a skilled, honest repairman, servicing their equipment. Perhaps we are more fortunate, being afforded opportunity seeing this gentleman open his 'magical' shop to viewers¿
Perhaps, this video is worth a million

[Freedom_Rider]

3 years later and still very informative. Thanks!

[Oldbutschooled]

Steve what a great using chain saws for 50 years and I didnt know about the grease much !

[hooflungpoo]

I'm so glad that I found this channel. Very informative.

[BaltimoreAndOhioRR]

This is really well filmed and spoken clearly with good information. Well done! Thanks! 👍✔

[mikedolman]

Steve glad you pointed that out I was alarmed when you dry assembled that needle roller bearing out.

[CarlMadsen]

Best ever. Every time, Steve, I learn 2-3 things! Steve out.

[tomstitt]

Didn’t know that the hole on the end of the shaft was for grease.
Tips like this are a god send to the amateur chainsaw guy.

[jamesjenkins]

TOP SECRET! What would I do without these guys and u-tube. I learn something new every day about all my tractors, bush hog's, lawn equipment.

[pappy]

Clear. Easy to picture and understand👍

[heknows]

If I had teachers like this in school I would have been able to get a good, honorable job, and not end up being a Congressman.

[mwilliams]

Using chainsaws for 30 years and there's always something new to learn. These details weren't widely available before the internet. Only the chainsaw manufacturers and small engine repair guys probably knew. Thanks.

[ebeck]

I do not understand why anyone would put a thums down for such good and wonderful information. If I was there in his shop, I would shake his hand and give him a good manly hug. I realy appreiate all the good information this man puts forth for us not so informed on these saws

[JacobChaulk]

Labatt was my grandfathers beer, it is now my beer. He was a wizard just like yourself with the old gas axes, everybody in town used to bring their saws to him, but I was too young to appreciate it. People like you are how us young people are continuing to learn while we lose our elders. I’m am forever thankful for your videos, they fill a void in my life I would never get back.

[crackerbobfromgreencovespg]

Steve, you're the best! I'm 60 years old and I can honestly say I've learned more from you in the last couple of years then the previous 58. Keep up the great work best wishes

[robertlangley]

Steve you are a life saver with all the expert advise you give. If I lived near you within 60 miles or so I would never take my lawnmowers or chains or all of my small engines anywhere else but to you buddy. Your a champ 1st class my friend. Thank you very kindly for all of your videos. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[dennisketterer]

Now, that is a new one to me. I have been using chainsaws for years now, but I never knew there was a grease hole in the needle bearings. Thanks to you Steve, i know now. That's why I watch your videos of every day.