“This isn’t a very organized job site is it?” “Noooo”

That guy was tough, but those are definitely some cowboys. Make sure you stay safe with the guys you're contracting with Jake. Good video as always!

@1d1hamby

8 ай бұрын

Cringed @ 22:15.

@GoLongboardBroseph

8 ай бұрын

Seriously. Jake, wish you the best. Stay safe and always be intentional.

I am a retired Aurborist 25 years. I really enjoy your videos man. I lost my dad toa tree accident years ago. Took me a couple of months before I could even get back up in a tree. I see you are all about your safety. Keep up the great work Man you’ve got a great career of having you. Much love atcha jake

@spencerh2860

6 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss Much love and respect from the uk

Every groundie anxiety through the roof seeing that brush pile stack up from all those huge fir limbs.

@McTree2013

8 ай бұрын

The skid makes quick work of those big fir limbs. Now if you’re using a small chipper that wood cause an issue. We use a Vermeer bc 1200 that eats them up just fine.

@James_Owen1123

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I didn’t see the mini til the end.

Jacob using a gas climbing saw, I thought I was hallucinating

@tylerbridge5325

8 ай бұрын

I needed to double check I was on the right KZread channel.

@jaydee6361

8 ай бұрын

What?! Never seen the limb reaper?!

@Ferit2813

8 ай бұрын

​@@jaydee6361of course they have, it's just been ages since he used a gas climber

@JDMz

8 ай бұрын

​@@Ferit2813he knows. He's being sarcastic lol

That block in the beginning looked ancient. The 3:1 system for pulling the limb up was slick! So much clean up! Dean went back to hanging his saw after you gave him the hook 😂. Flopping those long logs out of the sky was wild 🤠

This was fun!! It looked like you all worked well together. Hope to see you with that company again some time.!! Keep up the great work!

Bless Jacob, this has to be one of the best videos that you've made. Extremely educational, good crew & no being silly. Thanks 🙏

@1d1hamby

8 ай бұрын

I like some of the being silly! There is also a time of no joking around.

Glad to see you back.

Good job Jacob and crew. Dean-O be careful yo, wildman. When he slacked his flip so much I just imagined it coming off the top...thank God for gravity. Good job guys.

Great job! Nice, hardworking crew you were with! Great video!!❤❤❤

Solid guy you were working with there Jake. Thanks for another great video :)

Great video thanks for sharing! Amazing work!

I'm learning more and more with your videos.. thank you so much

another great video Jacob. the sounds of different c/saws running at once was cool

I like the double sling trick, that was bloody clever !!

Awesome idea with the double straps to catch and reduce the limb.

Thanks Jacob really enjoyed that video mate. What a beautiful day lovely sunny day living the dream.😊😊

I thought that guy was about to fall out of that tree several times.

Technically just 2:1 it's weird but the highest pulley is just a redirect. If you had a guy up where the pulley is holding the lowering line without the pulley it would feel the same as the guy on the ground holding the line through the pulley/block

Man I just started arborist school and this looks awesome! 🌲 thanks for the videos

Hello Jacob, love that "old sling trick"! Haven't seen that before! Need to try it out, next time! Thank you! Best regards, Sven from Germany

I know that pain. That was hard work for you because branches of spruce are so havy! Great job

Jacob always enjoy all of your vids! I’m definitely going to use that 3 to 1 on the next job I need it! Stay safe and climb high.

Awesome idea with the double straps to catch and reduce the limb.. Pretty cool using Scrench tool for muffler ports.

Pretty cool using Scrench tool for muffler ports

AWESOME REALLY ENJOYED WATCHING ❤

# of legs of rope on the piece in motion = mechanical advantage. When you span rig the branch it’s got 2 legs on the branch so it’s approx 2:1

That tree in the neighbours yard is going to get huge in the next few years 😂. Cool video

Enjoyed the video. Nice limbing and chunking. Always nice working along with another climber. A1

I’m going to say this because you need to hear it. No tree job is too boring to video. Video whatever you want to video, they’re all cool to us. Do with that information what you will. 🙂

@PimSchouten

8 ай бұрын

Yes!!

Very good video Jake and guys.

Great video!! Dean seems like a super cool dude!!

Them dudes are animals for sure. Hella of a good bunch of workers.

Yes another video, always fun to look ate your vids. And i can learn alot of you keep it up. Up to the 1 million subs😮😮

Love your videos brother!

I've been watching you so long and I first my first top handle stihl just the other day. And hope to climb like you one day

I am surprised that no one has offered to do the Treeson Tube Salad sponsorship yet.

Shred city. Awesome work.

Love the video! Tree guys hanging out and talking equipment.....hey, try this! Have you tried this?! If only we knew where to get some supplies!! 😀

That opener lol🫡😳

I just love watching you and listening to your commentary on your jobs and your banter with your boyfriends, you can be so quit sometimes, your how toos, and why and what nots are the educational aspects of a job like yours because most of us are smart enough and chicken enough not to try or even want to try so we watch YOU and such a pleasure it is. I'll let you go home and play with the kids. There is lots of love for you. Afriend.

I feel bad for whoever is cleaning That brush up? LOL what a disaster.😅😅😅

And I know what you mean about the little fruit trees. Sometimes they're pain We did a 75 foot Maple overhouse today. Then we went and did an Apple tree hanging over a fence. It was absolute chaos, what a mess. The apple tree was hell. Maple came down smooth as hell lol😂

@1d1hamby

8 ай бұрын

I was working on a 60ft pear that turned into a mess.

@br-dj2ti

8 ай бұрын

@@1d1hamby 60 foot pear tree, where do you live, buddy? Our pear trees are bradfords Cleveland's where I'm from. They may be get thirty foot at the most god bless

@1d1hamby

8 ай бұрын

@br-dj2ti it was in the midst of mature black Locust and oak trees protecting it in a valley. I had never seen one over 50 feet before.

@br-dj2ti

8 ай бұрын

@1d1hamby Yeah, that's a big pear 60 foot. I would love to have seen that God bless stay safe.

Nice job jake

The moment in this video that stood out to me was when jake goes “who needs big balls”. Dios mio jake 🤣

Do you ever have a problem with the electric saws overheating?

Dean’s a monster.

That overhand cross tho 😮

Another day asking for a neo tec review 😂 really wanna see if saving the money was worth it

do more videos with RA I've been waiting for this Collab for forever!

When it's time to go, it's time to GO!

Film everything usually it's the ones you wouldn't video is the best to watch 👍

Do you ever have those weeks climbing where mistakes come out of no where and seems to happen all week?

@mturner221

8 ай бұрын

A good climber can take any mistake, and turn it into a complete lesson about why it was the groundies fault. 😂 so you just have a week full of lessons to teach!

shrunken balls could be a good thing, especially if ur using a treemotion pro, that harness almost castrated me 🤣

The reused chainsaw tool muffler is the best

great vidio stay safe

Cool as ice Jacob tis fun getting it done me I hate heights always start my cut a foot or so above the earth but sometimes u cannot start at the bottom love the videos keep us interested

Young man’s game 🤣

I Watch those brothers on tik tok, seem like legit tree dudes 🤘🏻

I was just thinking about you, Jake. I hope all is well God bless buddy.

@1d1hamby

8 ай бұрын

Need more videos of the family too.

Hey, I really like your content. We have some land and I've been felling trees as on it when needed. And you've inspired me to do some tree felling as a side business. But I wonder why you sometimes use the shiny classic looking helmet and sometimes you don't?

Please double tie in permanently buddy… you’re to precious to lose man!

Ground guys nightmare

I'm just worried about how much that strap will hold versus the sling on the porter wrap? Do you know how many pounds that strap holds?

I can tell your ready to leave by that outro

battery saw is really user friendly....just not wallet friendly. For the amount you use it. It pays for itself, if in-fact Husk sent that rig to you....well then its friendly all-round

Love all your videos. Never think there's a video you make that I wouldn't want to see. You should include some family videos too. You could make another channel for that, if you felt the need. August gets some of his family in the videos too. Please be careful, I was cringing @ 22:15. Wish emergency rooms could show more of what goes on in a day. We'd probably have a lot less people fooling around and not taking the extra step to be safe.

Do you have any recommendations for chainsaws that an entry level feller should consider? Not something that needs to be used daily. Just something for cutting up downed limbs and occasionally felling a failing tree. Perhaps in the $200-$400 range?

I’m curious, the the UK trees like that on someone’s property would most likely be protected. A huge amount of trees are protected here, often because someone many years ago contested a planning application so managed to get a tree protection order on a tree just to stop someone extending their house. Is this common in the US?

The othrr guys cuts are giving me pangs of OCD...😫😆

More videos with deano!

Can someone explain the 2:1 that he used on the first tree... like how many pulleys? Thanks Seems like you would need 3 pulleys.

Yeah boiiii

When your buddy Dean made the cut around minute 2628. When is spike slipped out? Hes lucky his flip line didn't go over top of that log he'd have been done I don't know why guys don't double tie in, I don't understand it at least choke off around the log with something else.

@WildAcresFarms

8 ай бұрын

They are working on just a flip line because there will be 30 feet of brush piled up on top of their rope bag and basal anchor or split tail by the end of the tree. I often work solo climbing DRT, and it’s SUPER tempting to work off just a pair of flip lines. I fully understand why they choose to do it with a steel-core lanyard. Saved probably an hour on this day. You have to climb down and drag 2,000 pounds of brush clear before you can retrieve your cliimbing gear and move to next tree.

@br-dj2ti

8 ай бұрын

@@WildAcresFarms Like I said, you can work off 2 flip lines. I do it all the time, it's easy. Also, you can carry a rope bag and have 50 foot. A rope use a uni or something like that.

@WildAcresFarms

8 ай бұрын

@@br-dj2ti I don’t disagree. I’d probably be on a 50-75ft MRS with a stopper knot on the tail up in the tree. But I’m a big believer in everyone’s freedom to accept their own peronal level of risk. Youre might be lower, his might be higher. I’m here to enjoy watching a man cut. That’s all. 😎

@br-dj2ti

8 ай бұрын

@@WildAcresFarms No, no I understand buddy definitely everybody can do their own thing. I just think it's an extra precaution that can save lives. And it's is easy as just having one. My opinion God bless.

@br-dj2ti

8 ай бұрын

If you watch the video, jakes where he cut his climb line. If he didn't have double back up, he would have been probably dead. That's all I'm saying I've shouldn't happen too often. In this industry, especially where production. Guys are Rushing trying to get done, it happens.

I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.

I have to know. How do the Buckingham titanium spurs compare to the the gecko spurs?

He don’t like that chainsaw closer 😂 his used to the swinging probs

Incrível a sua equipe os trabalhos de excelência e muita precisão ualll,quero Comprar uma motoserra elétrica da Oregon pra trabalhar gratidão,por favor onde eu compro Guerreiro obrigado?

Hafta say tho. Lota stuff down. Just heaps harder to process.tangley mess

Ask Dean if his dad's name is Brent Dawkins? If it is I've known his dad a long time and his aunt and uncle live up here in Alaska. Awesome video boss

Yer used a tree runner. Like regees. Prob not as good. But likw it gets all that slop outa the rope. An the rachit goin knowhere. Cheers great vid'

That dude is Jacked

Looks like that ratchet strap on the lowering device was kicking your butt! Lol they like to do that

You do deliv er fast ..and got the order right.wish you had more spliced ropes.and 1/2 5/8 3/4 forestry pro ..I believe hams arborcare does .and rite rope but it's high and they charge shipping .need some but spliced ends .arbsession will but they don't carry it either it's best all purpose rigging line there is in my opinion and can natural crotch. So no need in setting blocks and junk just shoot it over the crotch and rigg..had a 120 ft half inch of it now 3 or 4 years stuff is just strong 💪. Even blocked down hickory loggs with it .just wish could get the ends spliced it's 12 strand so can't understand why no one splices it .??the Canadian loggers used it for years those stable braids are ok but you gotta set rings blocks xctra.its nice as solo guy mostly to just natural crotch ...thanks

Battery die on the electric before he made it to the top?

Only people with big balls wear Randalls tree sandals!

is this guy from canada? he is so nice lol

Great video Jacob, but you have to admit you were getting sappy towards the end😅

Love watching you Jake but not the rest of them. No eye protection--what about hearing protection? I like the setup your guys have in your earlier videos with the safety helmets.

Yea.. i bought one of those battery powered toy saws for my daughter. I'll get her a proper gas burner real one when she has her first period. Shes only 6 this year.

you didnt run the slack through the ratchet strap the right way...

“They don’t care if we smash that bush right?” Proceeds to cut the first branch and chucks it right on top of it 😂😂 priceless ahahahah

💪💪👍👍👍👍👍

Thought your next phrase would be.......Yea try it......then buy it.....from Sappy Supply..

29:56 did what.?

I hate pruning fruit tress they suck lol - ill deal with a big pine tree any day or even a black locust thorns and all lol

17:03 I bet cha wish ya had a handy short line tagline lol I’ve had this happen quite some times ahaha ended up getting 10 feet of 1/2and using it as a tag line that can unravel with a wrist flick of the rope . Good work tho on the fly close quarters 🤌🏾🤌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 your groundys a straight savage 😈😈😈😈you don’t find hardened groundys like everyday initial cut had me puckerin for a second lol I kept thinkin the stem was gonna come even faster towards ya thankgod it didn’t ✊🏾✊🏾🙏🏽

Have you ever run into a beehive when you cutting down trees especially when you're like 50 ft up

@tylerbridge5325

8 ай бұрын

Watch his series when he went to South America.

@fullers1966

8 ай бұрын

@@tylerbridge5325 how far back is that series from South America

@tylerbridge5325

8 ай бұрын

10 months ago.

Complicated huh? Maybe, tricky?