What wood types must the wood mulch be? Can u use grass as mulch?
@bladesofglorylawns4 күн бұрын
Many that came before will vouch for this, but I’ve put down the war hammer 🔨 plenty of times in my life using a 2” stroke 🎉
@bladesofglorylawns4 күн бұрын
Also you were prolly hitting the last dudes hammer who tried getting that stump out lol
@bladesofglorylawns4 күн бұрын
Ima help you out and tell ya here in NC we call that little number you were doin at first with the wedges, we call that there, “takin her to pound town” 😂
@CROTCH_ROCKET_JOE5 күн бұрын
Great advice🎉🎉🎉. And a curved bar puts a lot of pressure on sprockets. Bearings. Crank.
@Cheboel307 күн бұрын
Day 10!!! Wow! I got my done 5 days ago and i don’t see anything lol
@Tzhz6 күн бұрын
Time of year matters a lot
@Cheboel306 күн бұрын
@@Tzhz it’s July 17th and i just seen some sprouts yesterday! 👏🏼
@therhythmatic8 күн бұрын
It’s like picking up Thor’s hammer.
@THEPIPELIST8 күн бұрын
Do these motors all come with their own ball valves? Or are there stand alone motors that fit over the top of existing valves?
@eng-aholiccustomz200410 күн бұрын
Big nasty runs like dog shit
@kash66666610 күн бұрын
Here for 1/2 inch stroke jokes... Like his girlfriend im left dissapointed
@fredericslimane10 күн бұрын
Impressive!!
@AZDenise10 күн бұрын
Great info…except for the reference to women drivers😂
@user-gp8ox8fx5s11 күн бұрын
He had that tractor? He didn't need to do any of that...
@brianhillis370111 күн бұрын
I took out two white oak stumps with a 5 lb axe in two full days of work (:I was 65). People are lazy.
@kash66666610 күн бұрын
At all 😂 I got to say though I'm pretty sure this man is working with a 1/2-in stroke on The daily.
@jeffreybell701511 күн бұрын
I found a trick that seems to help with this approach: Digging the dirt, rocks and the like is a lot of work and is tedious. What I tried is a really good power washer, 4,000 psi and 4.2 GPM. I used it to blast as much of the dirt and related stuff that ruins chains. Then I let it dry for a couple of days. After that I was able to cut the stump low enough so that my riding mower could go over it without issue. My chain lasted for 10 stumps, averaging 24" diameter. Without the power wash step, I had to sharpen the chain after a single stump. BTW, these were pine and fir trees.
@user-ox6nc6ly7f12 күн бұрын
before grinding your bar, look carefully at your chain. teeth may be softer on right side, they dull faster so it cut better to the left. it's a manufacturing defect. left and right teeth aren't hardened together, they are made on a different line. oven temperature, heating time, quenching bath temperature, Monday morning, Friday afternoon. ... slightly different adjustments = slightly different hardness. easier to see on a full chisel chain. compare how dull is the corner from left to right.
@RaymondPayne-o6p13 күн бұрын
This description is inaccurate.. LOL!
@marcp79414 күн бұрын
Thank u
@JeremyKirklma14 күн бұрын
The atom splitter screw log splitter on your tractors auger would wedge those stumps apart in seconds. With or without the chain saw cuts. I've done it!
@ttommytom14 күн бұрын
"Brought the sexy back". Yup!
@ninji522616 күн бұрын
SOOO when in doubt, just use a $30,000 backhoe, simple!!!
@sahrinsamad981516 күн бұрын
is it okay to use carb cleaner to clean?
@user-oy4qp9pq6i18 күн бұрын
Red Lion is Franklin Canada.
@user-dy4he5my4c18 күн бұрын
Very good looking lawn after week 5
@joshuapaul34918 күн бұрын
Proof that just because you can buy a big saw doesnt mean you know what your doing with it.
@3dwezzy74021 күн бұрын
used gunk n my leather skinn ahh hands n twisted n pinched the shii outta it ill all that stuff came out
@oldmanjimh316522 күн бұрын
Are there real world figures for how low each pump lasts? I'm having my pump replaced next month. Don't know the brand but it is believed to be 1/2 horse and 105 deep. It is 45 years old and still working. Since I'm over 70, I'm looking for a pump that will work for 25 years but also not break the S.S. bank!
@richiep352022 күн бұрын
My crimson sentry trunk is 4ft tall, about 1.5cm thick and is lightly twisty and bent in bits. The trunk itself should hopefully just thicken up and straighten as it widens. It has a grafted top that is slightly to the side so I have it positioned for the wind to be pushing it back slightly. Just hoping it sorts itself out 😅
@no-uf1gm25 күн бұрын
he hand digs the stump he has a backhoe work smarter not harder
@sammon825 күн бұрын
san fran chainsaw love it!
@sammon825 күн бұрын
thats exactly whats happening to mine put a new light bar on and its crap
@johnbarbuto538725 күн бұрын
Fun and games - for all those with a backhoe sitting around.
@brendanmccann279025 күн бұрын
Great job exactly what I needed to see, best wishes from Ireland
@joshuam.268526 күн бұрын
Superb dude. Superb👏
@williampaden777427 күн бұрын
dynamite works great! and a lot less work
@user-lz4pr3zt1l17 күн бұрын
😁
@hajijongun297428 күн бұрын
Apa nama rumputnya
@sonny243529 күн бұрын
One word; Bobcat ! get paid and tell them to rock it~~the Tree won that parcel
@polarlab11329 күн бұрын
I learned early on to cut the screen off and throw it away.unless you’re worried about starting a forest fire throw that screen away.another thing is break those black caps off the carb adjustment screws so you can get them to run right.best known method?throw the screen away
@lawman551129 күн бұрын
In about 1951 I watched my uncle eliminate a stump in his newly cleared field in West Virginia. Drilled a hole with a hand auger. Dropped a stick of dynamite in, packed it with wet clay. I got to turn the switch. WHEW,
@user-lz4pr3zt1l17 күн бұрын
An uncle of mine did the same thing inside city limits in the mid 60s. Was really cool to see the stump jump. Cops showed up. He pulled out his license. He got 2 more jobs. 👍👍
@joynicholson3705Ай бұрын
Who is going to cut this grass?😅😅😅
@carlosmuniz3301Ай бұрын
what fertilizer did you use and what's the native soil type where you're at? I have silt and clay soil in Upstate NY
@dnaburns1Ай бұрын
This is a great video. Thank you for your hard work.
@BigAndrazeАй бұрын
Thabks forsharing and most important the updates and close ups and cam views u did perfect!!!! Now just get crazy on edit with lower music sick views and make shorts with a nice polo and grow ur youtube!
@ibiufosАй бұрын
I often get the scrap bars and chains that our local chainsaw dealer throws out as they just put new bars and chains on customers saws that go in for servicing. I won't have to buy bars for a long time as ive got heaps of them that still have heaps of life left in them. But I do buy new bars and chains for all my pro saws as we have some pretty hard wood down under, The redgum is especially hard and we need to keep the chains sharp just to cut it and they can go blunt pretty quickly if you don't pay attention. Great video well explained 👏 👍 Hello to all from Australia 🇦🇺
@randyivie359Ай бұрын
I learned more than just how to clean spark arrestors thanks for the heads up. I never really thought about it before.
@slimtimm1Ай бұрын
No eye protection?? Just sayin
@TGMForumАй бұрын
Great tip for winding in a spring, though I personally just wind them in with my thumbs while holding the housing in my hands. It's a case of what works best for you. The worst springs are the ones in a deep housing where you can't wind them in like this.
@TGMForumАй бұрын
Great video. Regarding the gearbox, the 81R (Cutter) uses plain conrods and the 81T (Trimmer) uses needle bearings in the conrods. Clutch drum and Spur gear is also different between 81R and 81T as you found out.
@Randy-ti5ciАй бұрын
Does that not change the depth that the chain fits down in the bar
@joeralphs9157Ай бұрын
❤. Thank you very much this technique is by far the very best video and solution that I have came across. Trouble is my tree is already in the ground for the third year but the trunk is only an inch and a half. I'm wondering if I can still use this technique?
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What wood types must the wood mulch be? Can u use grass as mulch?
Many that came before will vouch for this, but I’ve put down the war hammer 🔨 plenty of times in my life using a 2” stroke 🎉
Also you were prolly hitting the last dudes hammer who tried getting that stump out lol
Ima help you out and tell ya here in NC we call that little number you were doin at first with the wedges, we call that there, “takin her to pound town” 😂
Great advice🎉🎉🎉. And a curved bar puts a lot of pressure on sprockets. Bearings. Crank.
Day 10!!! Wow! I got my done 5 days ago and i don’t see anything lol
Time of year matters a lot
@@Tzhz it’s July 17th and i just seen some sprouts yesterday! 👏🏼
It’s like picking up Thor’s hammer.
Do these motors all come with their own ball valves? Or are there stand alone motors that fit over the top of existing valves?
Big nasty runs like dog shit
Here for 1/2 inch stroke jokes... Like his girlfriend im left dissapointed
Impressive!!
Great info…except for the reference to women drivers😂
He had that tractor? He didn't need to do any of that...
I took out two white oak stumps with a 5 lb axe in two full days of work (:I was 65). People are lazy.
At all 😂 I got to say though I'm pretty sure this man is working with a 1/2-in stroke on The daily.
I found a trick that seems to help with this approach: Digging the dirt, rocks and the like is a lot of work and is tedious. What I tried is a really good power washer, 4,000 psi and 4.2 GPM. I used it to blast as much of the dirt and related stuff that ruins chains. Then I let it dry for a couple of days. After that I was able to cut the stump low enough so that my riding mower could go over it without issue. My chain lasted for 10 stumps, averaging 24" diameter. Without the power wash step, I had to sharpen the chain after a single stump. BTW, these were pine and fir trees.
before grinding your bar, look carefully at your chain. teeth may be softer on right side, they dull faster so it cut better to the left. it's a manufacturing defect. left and right teeth aren't hardened together, they are made on a different line. oven temperature, heating time, quenching bath temperature, Monday morning, Friday afternoon. ... slightly different adjustments = slightly different hardness. easier to see on a full chisel chain. compare how dull is the corner from left to right.
This description is inaccurate.. LOL!
Thank u
The atom splitter screw log splitter on your tractors auger would wedge those stumps apart in seconds. With or without the chain saw cuts. I've done it!
"Brought the sexy back". Yup!
SOOO when in doubt, just use a $30,000 backhoe, simple!!!
is it okay to use carb cleaner to clean?
Red Lion is Franklin Canada.
Very good looking lawn after week 5
Proof that just because you can buy a big saw doesnt mean you know what your doing with it.
used gunk n my leather skinn ahh hands n twisted n pinched the shii outta it ill all that stuff came out
Are there real world figures for how low each pump lasts? I'm having my pump replaced next month. Don't know the brand but it is believed to be 1/2 horse and 105 deep. It is 45 years old and still working. Since I'm over 70, I'm looking for a pump that will work for 25 years but also not break the S.S. bank!
My crimson sentry trunk is 4ft tall, about 1.5cm thick and is lightly twisty and bent in bits. The trunk itself should hopefully just thicken up and straighten as it widens. It has a grafted top that is slightly to the side so I have it positioned for the wind to be pushing it back slightly. Just hoping it sorts itself out 😅
he hand digs the stump he has a backhoe work smarter not harder
san fran chainsaw love it!
thats exactly whats happening to mine put a new light bar on and its crap
Fun and games - for all those with a backhoe sitting around.
Great job exactly what I needed to see, best wishes from Ireland
Superb dude. Superb👏
dynamite works great! and a lot less work
😁
Apa nama rumputnya
One word; Bobcat ! get paid and tell them to rock it~~the Tree won that parcel
I learned early on to cut the screen off and throw it away.unless you’re worried about starting a forest fire throw that screen away.another thing is break those black caps off the carb adjustment screws so you can get them to run right.best known method?throw the screen away
In about 1951 I watched my uncle eliminate a stump in his newly cleared field in West Virginia. Drilled a hole with a hand auger. Dropped a stick of dynamite in, packed it with wet clay. I got to turn the switch. WHEW,
An uncle of mine did the same thing inside city limits in the mid 60s. Was really cool to see the stump jump. Cops showed up. He pulled out his license. He got 2 more jobs. 👍👍
Who is going to cut this grass?😅😅😅
what fertilizer did you use and what's the native soil type where you're at? I have silt and clay soil in Upstate NY
This is a great video. Thank you for your hard work.
Thabks forsharing and most important the updates and close ups and cam views u did perfect!!!! Now just get crazy on edit with lower music sick views and make shorts with a nice polo and grow ur youtube!
I often get the scrap bars and chains that our local chainsaw dealer throws out as they just put new bars and chains on customers saws that go in for servicing. I won't have to buy bars for a long time as ive got heaps of them that still have heaps of life left in them. But I do buy new bars and chains for all my pro saws as we have some pretty hard wood down under, The redgum is especially hard and we need to keep the chains sharp just to cut it and they can go blunt pretty quickly if you don't pay attention. Great video well explained 👏 👍 Hello to all from Australia 🇦🇺
I learned more than just how to clean spark arrestors thanks for the heads up. I never really thought about it before.
No eye protection?? Just sayin
Great tip for winding in a spring, though I personally just wind them in with my thumbs while holding the housing in my hands. It's a case of what works best for you. The worst springs are the ones in a deep housing where you can't wind them in like this.
Great video. Regarding the gearbox, the 81R (Cutter) uses plain conrods and the 81T (Trimmer) uses needle bearings in the conrods. Clutch drum and Spur gear is also different between 81R and 81T as you found out.
Does that not change the depth that the chain fits down in the bar
❤. Thank you very much this technique is by far the very best video and solution that I have came across. Trouble is my tree is already in the ground for the third year but the trunk is only an inch and a half. I'm wondering if I can still use this technique?