The Chainsaw Guy Buckshot muffler cover

[kdb81275]

Was wondering if anyone else here is running a muffler cover or whole muffler built by Rich The Chainsaw Guy on YouTube from Myrtle Creek Saw Shop in Oregon and how they like it. I have one for my Stilh MS462C along with a BarkBox and IMO the Buckshot flows exhaust much better. Nice crisp sound as well. Great option for guys who lack access to shop equipment for building their own I think.

 

[Czed]

I was told he was retiring
I don't know if he'll continue making them.
Once they're gone that might be it.
If anyone wanted one I've seen them often on ebay.

 

[Hinerman]

Was wondering if anyone else here is running a muffler cover or whole muffler built by Rich The Chainsaw Guy on YouTube from Myrtle Creek Saw Shop in Oregon and how they like it. I have one for my Stilh MS462C along with a BarkBox and IMO the Buckshot flows exhaust much better. Nice crisp sound as well. Great option for guys who lack access to shop equipment for building their own I think.

Pics???

 

[TX_Welder]

What size is the tubing on the buckshot ?

 

[CLEARCUT]

I was told he was retiring
I don't know if he'll continue making them.
Once they're gone that might be it.
If anyone wanted one I've seen them often on ebay.

I saw him in the shop last week. He’s part-time at the shop, but I’m not sure about his custom stuff.

 

[kdb81275]

What size is the tubing on the buckshot ?

Its twin 1/2 i.d. tubes

 

[BK13]

I saw him in the shop last week. He’s part-time at the shop, but I’m not sure about his custom stuff.

Is the shop staying open and he's just done doing custom work? I've been meaning to make a road trip south to check out the shop...

 

[CLEARCUT]

Is the shop staying open and he's just done doing custom work? I've been meaning to make a road trip south to check out the shop...

Yeah, he doesn’t own the shop that I am aware of. I believe he is an employee, and the custom stuff was technically unrelated to the saw shop.

 

[jacob j.]

He used to own the shop, but many years ago he sold it to Jensen's Tree Service. They asked him to stay on as the service manager.

Years ago it was over on Oak street, but now the shop is between N. Main and SW 4th ave. Back in ye olde days, he had a pet racoon that lived at the shop.

 

[dirter]

I have one on my 261 and like it. I’d like to get one for my 462.

 

[Bjorn]

Here it is, makes good power, and alot of noice.

 

[kdb81275]

Here it is, makes good power, and alot of noice.View attachment 285706

Nice! Is that for the 362?

 

[smokey7]

Looks like its mighty rich. Or spends a lot of time idleing with short periods of wfo no load

 

[Bjorn]

Nice! Is that for the 362?

Hi, yes it is for 362 cm.

 

[Bjorn]

Looks like its mighty rich. Or spends a lot of time idleing with short periods of wfo no load

Hi, When I work in the Forrest I use original Muffler, because of the noise. Only useing buckshoot Muffler on shows and competion.

 

[Bjorn]

https://westcoastmusclesawsllc.square.site/ Richs site

 

[Dennisthemenace]

Was wondering if anyone else here is running a muffler cover or whole muffler built by Rich The Chainsaw Guy on YouTube from Myrtle Creek Saw Shop in Oregon and how they like it. I have one for my Stilh MS462C along with a BarkBox and IMO the Buckshot flows exhaust much better. Nice crisp sound as well. Great option for guys who lack access to shop equipment for building their own I think.

Was wondering if anyone else here is running a muffler cover or whole muffler built by Rich The Chainsaw Guy on YouTube from Myrtle Creek Saw Shop in Oregon and how they like it. I have one for my Stilh MS462C along with a BarkBox and IMO the Buckshot flows exhaust much better. Nice crisp sound as well. Great option for guys who lack access to shop equipment for building their own I think.

I have Richs Buckshots on my 039 461 462 660 x2, 661 and copies on 038 mag 381 and 084. I reckon the biggest performance improvement was on the 462 and surprisingly the 039