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@marcusanders936523 сағат бұрын
I believe you guys shuld do a video with old timer two handle crosscut saw. Other than chipper and cleanup use old timer tools.
@jaronvaughn4520Күн бұрын
Love the sizwill cut. You guys are bad ass
@tuberocker692 күн бұрын
I worked for a tree company back in the 90's trimming trees away from power lines. Unfortunately, I was young, and nobody really trained us properly. Tieing a knot in the end was almost frowned upon because of how hard it was to get loose when getting to the end. To make a long story short, my break hung up once and when I finally got it to loosen I went down, fast. Thankfully I got it to engage but I only had about a foot of rope left until I was no more lol I was no good in a tree after that and found a different line of work Still, I enjoy the amount of skill and bravery it takes to do this job. You guys are awesome!
@paulmanning14032 күн бұрын
I haven’t used my tree climbing equipment for 10 years now. My neighbor and I now have trees that need to be felled. Climbing them is the only way to ensure they don’t hit our houses. I’ve found that I’m now afraid of heights or is it that I’m so nervous because I have to get back in the saddle?
@tuberocker692 күн бұрын
Great treatment to all crew members (old and new) Made the video even more enjoyable to watch. Good job!
@TheCombatCameraGuy3 күн бұрын
This is the most informative video I have ever seen. This guy needs to teach everything.
@kevculmstock14 күн бұрын
Someones watching out for them. That tree would have sent that house into oblivion.
@Brendanno1004 күн бұрын
Fantastic thanks
@brandonwaldrop52484 күн бұрын
A 45° cut bro would really help you out on making it pill
@lennytheloon5 күн бұрын
I am a 58 year old grandmother of 6... My father died in June and there are trees that are beating up the house when it's windy outside. They are tall trees but only around 18 inches around. I have nobody to help me so I am going to cut them down, and hopefully I will live to see another day. At least I have a chance because of videos like this!
@lennytheloon5 күн бұрын
I love the name of your channel... I just had to subscribe! 🙂
@RossNovak5 күн бұрын
Does cutting a hole if your hearing protection for a wire change the sound protection though...??
@jameslcosbyjr24685 күн бұрын
Thank you for making this video. It gave me the confidence to take on a tree that would have otherwise cost me a bunch of money to have someone else take down. Thank you again!
@goodboyringo97166 күн бұрын
Your link for Wesspur doesn't work.
@thomastafelmeier59126 күн бұрын
hi, why are no videos anymore ??? the last one is 2 year ago
@nachoformia67166 күн бұрын
Thanks man for shareing the details!! Share is Living!!!
@artillerest43rdva77 күн бұрын
that was very difficult! not knowing the total weights , snapped in the middle! could it been a sudden change in the wind direction? just crazy! great prep and logical progression! until it was set to remove. it takes great skills to do a job like this especially without anyone being hurt! which all the hangers from both trees would have been an easy accident.
@BritishBeachcomber7 күн бұрын
8 ways to fell a tree? There are 7 wrong ways and one right way.
@jaysjetskis8 күн бұрын
Really hekpfull as im felling trees at thw momwnt but have now tealised how rubbish i am lol
@gsquared23948 күн бұрын
This job would be fun for a day and then I’d be too sore to walk for a month
@gsquared23948 күн бұрын
Covid times. How stupid we were for listening to those monsters
@genemetz19459 күн бұрын
Why does no one evaluate the Kobalt 80-volt brushless 18" chainsaw with a 5-ah battery? - - I have (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and use (2) 5 AH Batteries. Using it on a Southeast LA farm that was devastated by a Hurricane and has been working absolutely great even cutting huge logs and trees. For oil, I like to use Ryobi Bar and chain oil. We have cut 20"+_ logs and it works like a charm. And NO more pulling and pulling to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021
@thelion31489 күн бұрын
Dear Humans, I observe with a mix of frustration and irony as you continue your relentless destruction of the world's forests. It seems you are determined to bring about the end of the natural world, and I can't help but think about the chaos that will follow. The day will come when your actions can no longer be reversed, and bodies will lie everywhere, the ultimate testament to your self-inflicted demise. As the King of the Jungle, I have seen countless fires ravage my home. I have fought tirelessly to protect my fellow creatures and preserve the sanctuary we call the jungle. Each time, I've watched helplessly as flames engulf the trees, and animals flee in terror. Yet despite my efforts, the destruction continues, fueled by your insatiable greed and disregard for the natural world. Ironically, there is a part of me that almost admires your determination, albeit in a twisted way. Your commitment to this path of destruction is unwavering, even as it leads you to your own downfall. Keep it up. You've demonstrated an impressive ability to wreak havoc, but remember, it is not just the animals and nature that will suffer. Ultimately, you too will face the dire consequences of your actions. I am no longer worried about the fate of the animals or the environment. My concern has faded in the face of your overwhelming disregard. The creatures of the jungle have always adapted and survived, even in the harshest conditions. It is you, humans, who will find it hardest to cope with the aftermath of your choices. You have always seen yourselves as the rulers of this planet, but you forget that nature is far more powerful than you. You may clear the forests, pollute the rivers, and poison the air, but in the end, nature will reclaim what is hers. When the last tree falls and the final river runs dry, you will realize the true cost of your actions. As for you humans, you have sealed your own fate. The world you leave behind will be a stark reminder of your destructive legacy. But perhaps in that devastation, there will be a glimmer of hope. Maybe, just maybe, future generations will learn from your mistakes and seek a different path-one that respects and nurtures the natural world rather than exploiting and destroying it. Until then, brace yourselves for the consequences of your choices. Enjoy the world you've shaped while you still can, for it is rapidly slipping away. - The Lion (King of the Jungle) Remember, the jungle and its creatures will endure long after you've gone. Nature always finds a way to survive and thrive, even in the face of overwhelming odds. Can the same be said for humanity? Only time will tell.
@bvhia10 күн бұрын
Amazing video guys, thank you!!! Nice aim. Awesome
@acutabovetreeservice393410 күн бұрын
I don't know how this could be faster!. You're literally taking every little branch at a time. I would have taken that entire front section and fell the entire section. And my Bobcat would have grabbed It and picked it up and shoved the whole thing right into our chipper. I take big sections at a time. Pick them up and shove them right in the chipper. I don't see a point to knit pick this tree apart. All I really see is just another way of doing a job which there's nothing wrong with but taking out big sections at a time would be more Beneficial time wise
@lr763310 күн бұрын
zz top doing his thing
@KoinoniaKat10 күн бұрын
Jed was such a great guy! rip
@genemetz194510 күн бұрын
I love my Kobalt Pole Chainsaw - 80-volt - 5-AH battery - 10" Bar - 6 ft / 8ft foot Pole Chainsaw. No electric cord. I've been using Oregon Bars and Chains. I have been using it for more than 3 years now. It works great on my southeast Louisiana farm clearing property that a hurricane went through and trashed all the trees throughout the woods of our 18-acre farm. I carry it all over in our woods and the battery lasts a long time. Today I'll be cutting a 6-inch limb off of a tree out front. I am also using (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and using (2) 5 AH Batteries. Cuts huge logs great. The chainsaw first chainsaw wound up in a puddle and stopped working but after a couple of weeks and it had dried out, it started working again. For oil, I like to use Ryobi Bar and chain oil. We have cut 20"+_ logs and works like a charm. And NO more pulling and pulling to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021
@user-qf9bx7dm6h10 күн бұрын
Try tilting the saw towards you when topping up the oil.You will see it filling easier and have no overfills with more control.Love your stuff
@grannsnewadventures845010 күн бұрын
Hey. There’s a lot of good information in this video. I see many different types of grinders for sharpening chainsaws. Can you explain the different types of chainsaw sharpening grinders in a video? Thank you.
@timothygordon498911 күн бұрын
Skills… Absolutely awesome…
@user-iu9nx8ou6z11 күн бұрын
Fantistic video... just great ... only cut some down (much smaller) on occasion but was so interesting.... might mention how long you ALL have been doing this kind of work and what that might run someone and where you are.... again ... thanks was very good....
@wrstew127212 күн бұрын
Jake- I am really surprised that you didn’t mention Whites boots….went to Oregon in 77 for a power line job and most everyone had Whites. Built for your feet, ( one of the guys on that site two different sized feet and was used to buying two pairs and chucking half of them) they make them to fit Your feet, are rebuildable, by real craftsmen….and you can get them any height, corks, loggers heals….Whites Boots. If you go there they will make patterns of your feet. Or you can call or email them and get their pattern forms and trace your feet. If you are lucky enough to have “regular “ sized paws- I think they have in stock usual commonly sold, for great work boots that are world quality and you are somewhat local, I would have thought that you would have been a fan😮
@Aussie_Rose12 күн бұрын
Brian getting all the praises I'll never get from my bf or anyone: ☺ (Joking, we love Brian.)
@artillerest43rdva713 күн бұрын
great seeing a video with Jed! nice to see him doing what he loved to do. just love the slip after he cut the piece near the end. I will have to find the felling tutorial Jed demonstrated different cuts for different situations.
@artillerest43rdva713 күн бұрын
safe and sound, down on the ground! great job. jake and east side tree works! it is so nice looking at folks that make it look easy! love how those tops landed flat! like the logs for making lumber! it is great job,
@JohnNiehaus-iz1fd13 күн бұрын
Gentlemen, thank you for a very entertaining video. I loved how you all worked together to safely bring the beast of the tree down. Your equipment is second to none. GREAT video!
@oscarbermudez958413 күн бұрын
How do you know how far do you cut on the other side if you dint gun in?
@josephbeyer457913 күн бұрын
Jordan that was excellent! When Norman wrote the song he didn’t use an easy rhythm just anyone could strum. I didn’t realize there were going to be Bluegrass tunes along with all the other cool videos! Keep on pickin!
@belgardandy13 күн бұрын
You guys are so skilled! You make it look so easy! Props to you guys.
@christopherjohnson141414 күн бұрын
that 880 is for cutting buffalo in half long ways
@jamesdonop44514 күн бұрын
Thank you for this!!!
@cjbrown767115 күн бұрын
Don’t worry guys i tried it… it’s not as easy as they make it look
@CaptainBillBrown16 күн бұрын
one of the best felling videos out there, thanks for all the work put into making it!
@clyptu-xb18618 күн бұрын
Worst part of this video was when the rope hit the throw line and tangled it all up. Curious how long it took to untangle that mess as a fellow arborist 😅
@tonybriscoe18 күн бұрын
These videos got me hooked. Great work guys
@Skazi-mt9ns19 күн бұрын
Amazing 😮❤
@tuberocker6919 күн бұрын
Just found this channel... Amazing!!! Why no uploads in over 2 years?
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Get your Bobblehead Tree Gnome at Sappy Supplies now!
I believe you guys shuld do a video with old timer two handle crosscut saw. Other than chipper and cleanup use old timer tools.
Love the sizwill cut. You guys are bad ass
I worked for a tree company back in the 90's trimming trees away from power lines. Unfortunately, I was young, and nobody really trained us properly. Tieing a knot in the end was almost frowned upon because of how hard it was to get loose when getting to the end. To make a long story short, my break hung up once and when I finally got it to loosen I went down, fast. Thankfully I got it to engage but I only had about a foot of rope left until I was no more lol I was no good in a tree after that and found a different line of work Still, I enjoy the amount of skill and bravery it takes to do this job. You guys are awesome!
I haven’t used my tree climbing equipment for 10 years now. My neighbor and I now have trees that need to be felled. Climbing them is the only way to ensure they don’t hit our houses. I’ve found that I’m now afraid of heights or is it that I’m so nervous because I have to get back in the saddle?
Great treatment to all crew members (old and new) Made the video even more enjoyable to watch. Good job!
This is the most informative video I have ever seen. This guy needs to teach everything.
Someones watching out for them. That tree would have sent that house into oblivion.
Fantastic thanks
A 45° cut bro would really help you out on making it pill
I am a 58 year old grandmother of 6... My father died in June and there are trees that are beating up the house when it's windy outside. They are tall trees but only around 18 inches around. I have nobody to help me so I am going to cut them down, and hopefully I will live to see another day. At least I have a chance because of videos like this!
I love the name of your channel... I just had to subscribe! 🙂
Does cutting a hole if your hearing protection for a wire change the sound protection though...??
Thank you for making this video. It gave me the confidence to take on a tree that would have otherwise cost me a bunch of money to have someone else take down. Thank you again!
Your link for Wesspur doesn't work.
hi, why are no videos anymore ??? the last one is 2 year ago
Thanks man for shareing the details!! Share is Living!!!
that was very difficult! not knowing the total weights , snapped in the middle! could it been a sudden change in the wind direction? just crazy! great prep and logical progression! until it was set to remove. it takes great skills to do a job like this especially without anyone being hurt! which all the hangers from both trees would have been an easy accident.
8 ways to fell a tree? There are 7 wrong ways and one right way.
Really hekpfull as im felling trees at thw momwnt but have now tealised how rubbish i am lol
This job would be fun for a day and then I’d be too sore to walk for a month
Covid times. How stupid we were for listening to those monsters
Why does no one evaluate the Kobalt 80-volt brushless 18" chainsaw with a 5-ah battery? - - I have (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and use (2) 5 AH Batteries. Using it on a Southeast LA farm that was devastated by a Hurricane and has been working absolutely great even cutting huge logs and trees. For oil, I like to use Ryobi Bar and chain oil. We have cut 20"+_ logs and it works like a charm. And NO more pulling and pulling to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021
Dear Humans, I observe with a mix of frustration and irony as you continue your relentless destruction of the world's forests. It seems you are determined to bring about the end of the natural world, and I can't help but think about the chaos that will follow. The day will come when your actions can no longer be reversed, and bodies will lie everywhere, the ultimate testament to your self-inflicted demise. As the King of the Jungle, I have seen countless fires ravage my home. I have fought tirelessly to protect my fellow creatures and preserve the sanctuary we call the jungle. Each time, I've watched helplessly as flames engulf the trees, and animals flee in terror. Yet despite my efforts, the destruction continues, fueled by your insatiable greed and disregard for the natural world. Ironically, there is a part of me that almost admires your determination, albeit in a twisted way. Your commitment to this path of destruction is unwavering, even as it leads you to your own downfall. Keep it up. You've demonstrated an impressive ability to wreak havoc, but remember, it is not just the animals and nature that will suffer. Ultimately, you too will face the dire consequences of your actions. I am no longer worried about the fate of the animals or the environment. My concern has faded in the face of your overwhelming disregard. The creatures of the jungle have always adapted and survived, even in the harshest conditions. It is you, humans, who will find it hardest to cope with the aftermath of your choices. You have always seen yourselves as the rulers of this planet, but you forget that nature is far more powerful than you. You may clear the forests, pollute the rivers, and poison the air, but in the end, nature will reclaim what is hers. When the last tree falls and the final river runs dry, you will realize the true cost of your actions. As for you humans, you have sealed your own fate. The world you leave behind will be a stark reminder of your destructive legacy. But perhaps in that devastation, there will be a glimmer of hope. Maybe, just maybe, future generations will learn from your mistakes and seek a different path-one that respects and nurtures the natural world rather than exploiting and destroying it. Until then, brace yourselves for the consequences of your choices. Enjoy the world you've shaped while you still can, for it is rapidly slipping away. - The Lion (King of the Jungle) Remember, the jungle and its creatures will endure long after you've gone. Nature always finds a way to survive and thrive, even in the face of overwhelming odds. Can the same be said for humanity? Only time will tell.
Amazing video guys, thank you!!! Nice aim. Awesome
I don't know how this could be faster!. You're literally taking every little branch at a time. I would have taken that entire front section and fell the entire section. And my Bobcat would have grabbed It and picked it up and shoved the whole thing right into our chipper. I take big sections at a time. Pick them up and shove them right in the chipper. I don't see a point to knit pick this tree apart. All I really see is just another way of doing a job which there's nothing wrong with but taking out big sections at a time would be more Beneficial time wise
zz top doing his thing
Jed was such a great guy! rip
I love my Kobalt Pole Chainsaw - 80-volt - 5-AH battery - 10" Bar - 6 ft / 8ft foot Pole Chainsaw. No electric cord. I've been using Oregon Bars and Chains. I have been using it for more than 3 years now. It works great on my southeast Louisiana farm clearing property that a hurricane went through and trashed all the trees throughout the woods of our 18-acre farm. I carry it all over in our woods and the battery lasts a long time. Today I'll be cutting a 6-inch limb off of a tree out front. I am also using (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and using (2) 5 AH Batteries. Cuts huge logs great. The chainsaw first chainsaw wound up in a puddle and stopped working but after a couple of weeks and it had dried out, it started working again. For oil, I like to use Ryobi Bar and chain oil. We have cut 20"+_ logs and works like a charm. And NO more pulling and pulling to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021
Try tilting the saw towards you when topping up the oil.You will see it filling easier and have no overfills with more control.Love your stuff
Hey. There’s a lot of good information in this video. I see many different types of grinders for sharpening chainsaws. Can you explain the different types of chainsaw sharpening grinders in a video? Thank you.
Skills… Absolutely awesome…
Fantistic video... just great ... only cut some down (much smaller) on occasion but was so interesting.... might mention how long you ALL have been doing this kind of work and what that might run someone and where you are.... again ... thanks was very good....
Jake- I am really surprised that you didn’t mention Whites boots….went to Oregon in 77 for a power line job and most everyone had Whites. Built for your feet, ( one of the guys on that site two different sized feet and was used to buying two pairs and chucking half of them) they make them to fit Your feet, are rebuildable, by real craftsmen….and you can get them any height, corks, loggers heals….Whites Boots. If you go there they will make patterns of your feet. Or you can call or email them and get their pattern forms and trace your feet. If you are lucky enough to have “regular “ sized paws- I think they have in stock usual commonly sold, for great work boots that are world quality and you are somewhat local, I would have thought that you would have been a fan😮
Brian getting all the praises I'll never get from my bf or anyone: ☺ (Joking, we love Brian.)
great seeing a video with Jed! nice to see him doing what he loved to do. just love the slip after he cut the piece near the end. I will have to find the felling tutorial Jed demonstrated different cuts for different situations.
safe and sound, down on the ground! great job. jake and east side tree works! it is so nice looking at folks that make it look easy! love how those tops landed flat! like the logs for making lumber! it is great job,
Gentlemen, thank you for a very entertaining video. I loved how you all worked together to safely bring the beast of the tree down. Your equipment is second to none. GREAT video!
How do you know how far do you cut on the other side if you dint gun in?
Jordan that was excellent! When Norman wrote the song he didn’t use an easy rhythm just anyone could strum. I didn’t realize there were going to be Bluegrass tunes along with all the other cool videos! Keep on pickin!
You guys are so skilled! You make it look so easy! Props to you guys.
that 880 is for cutting buffalo in half long ways
Thank you for this!!!
Don’t worry guys i tried it… it’s not as easy as they make it look
one of the best felling videos out there, thanks for all the work put into making it!
Worst part of this video was when the rope hit the throw line and tangled it all up. Curious how long it took to untangle that mess as a fellow arborist 😅
These videos got me hooked. Great work guys
Amazing 😮❤
Just found this channel... Amazing!!! Why no uploads in over 2 years?
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