And no wrap bar....that is impressive! I can’t get shit all done without a wrap bar! Nice job! And the keyboard cutters that talk shit....well they are arborists not cutters! Cutters know!
@@josephmckenzie8953 Yeah and nobody that falls timber has ever heard of "bird beak cuts"...... That's because we get payed for production, not for screwing around....
im sure he is wearing sew in chaps in his pants most guys like them instead of wearing those kind you wear on the outside much more comfy that guy is a good faller good video
It's a good video and interesting to see him using some alternative falling cuts. Sure can produce well. Quite a difference in BC versus USA falling safety standards.
I had to quit rough framing in Kalifornia because of all the looney safety Nazis. Let a man make his own decisions. Btw- 35+years and no injuries besides a couple stitches and a bruise….
nice work, funny how you get the greenhorns yacking on all these type of videos, yah, there are some true wannabes, you do it to bring in the green and you love to get up and go to work,I'd say not a bad gig. keep yer head up
I used Husqvarna simply because i didn't like the way Stihl was balanced. Husky seemed more centered as far as balance. Performance wise they were about equal. Stihl maybe a little more reliable.
Might have some years in falling but this video was kind of painful to watch. The block cut was unnecessary, wasted board footage with that and the big fir at the end took way too long, chain seemed a little dull. Want to be impressed watch mike rice falling timber...
@@elonmust7470 lol, ya. Barely a 2 log tree, if that. All these dumb sob like Brandon maza blabbering "I've cut for decades and this guy blah blah..." Him and all the others seen arborists make a stump and now they're timber fallers. Those key board karens never cut a full strip in their insecure little lives.
I like this because there is no talking, just get to watch the man work.
Great point! (Exactly)
Bloody good vid, this guy and his saw could go anyplace and be welcome, good saw and good operator
People would dirty thier drawers if you showed the bucking. Most dangerous part of being a faller.
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And no wrap bar....that is impressive! I can’t get shit all done without a wrap bar! Nice job! And the keyboard cutters that talk shit....well they are arborists not cutters! Cutters know!
Hey. Those arborists would take this guy to school when making the old bird beak cuts.
@@josephmckenzie8953 Yeah and nobody that falls timber has ever heard of "bird beak cuts"......
That's because we get payed for production, not for screwing around....
@@elonmust7470 I am entertained by the Davey Tree peanut gallery critiquing a real timber faller.
@@josephmckenzie8953 I am a timber faller...
And they act like the swizzler is some kinda new cut! 😅😅😅😅
Looks like an oh-44, but pulls like an oh-66
Dam good worker. Be safe in the wild woods Brother.
Great felling, I'm lovin' it..! Amazing job!
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im sure he is wearing sew in chaps in his pants most guys like them instead of wearing those kind you wear on the outside much more comfy that guy is a good faller good video
It's a good video and interesting to see him using some alternative falling cuts. Sure can produce well. Quite a difference in BC versus USA falling safety standards.
I know what you mean. A lot of videos from the US, the guys aren't even wearing safety gear. Lots more accidents!
Lots more production, run or die
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I had to quit rough framing in Kalifornia because of all the looney safety Nazis.
Let a man make his own decisions.
Btw- 35+years and no injuries besides a couple stitches and a bruise….
@@markheppleston1117 government control is not a thing we enjoy like our neighbors to the north.
never seen the square face im diggin it
first rate video of top men...
Watch the air filter lol nice 880 :) this is the top 121cn3
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Why does he have a hornet nest jammed onto his carb?
Love it!
Very good job hard work be safe
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good work ole fellar
Beautiful to watch
mee too
W O W . . . . just W O W . . .!!
Like the video all but the one ugly stump and the falling with the top of the bar.
Blows the sawdust away from you
I fell timber for 40 years sawdust never bothered me enough to use the top of the bar.
nice work, funny how you get the greenhorns yacking on all these type of videos, yah, there are some true wannabes, you do it to bring in the green and you love to get up and go to work,I'd say not a bad gig. keep yer head up
Looks good! How often you have to sharpin your chain? 28" Bar? Specs on saw?
Thanks
This guy knows his shit
thought louis ck was gonna be falling a tree for a sec
I've notice in a lot of videos of professional loggers about 3/4 of them use Stihl chainsaws.
I used Husqvarna simply because i didn't like the way Stihl was balanced. Husky seemed more centered as far as balance. Performance wise they were about equal. Stihl maybe a little more reliable.
Ya hafta borrow the breather sawk from some husqyvarnye somewer :breather sawk #117 just ask
bulletholesbobby it's because they don't know any better!!!
They have to use something since pioneers havent been made since the 80’s
Old school. No wrap in them hills?
This bloke kbows his stuff. Tough lot of trees.
Impressive
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he has earplugs in his ear people..
maybe time to touch up that chain a bit
zipped 460? runs good
Filter base looks like a 440.
880.
sounds pretty stock...
@@MrThenry1988 no
What kind of air cleaner is that custom made ? Or can Yu get that thru sthil?
Ryans sawmill sock 🧦 keep the tube
California?
Not sure what saw this is, 460 or 660?
Filter base looks like a 440, definately not a 460 or 660.
Is the purpose of the cuts he done at 1:30 to help keep the tree from shooting down the hill? I've never seen it before today.
Christopher Witkowski yes it is on a normal face cut if u watch they kinda spring off .this way it just falls over
Block cut. It's meant to maximize holding wood.
Rough as fuck.
Looks like Mr. Fish
Giant mutherfaking tree ,
Might have some years in falling but this video was kind of painful to watch. The block cut was unnecessary, wasted board footage with that and the big fir at the end took way too long, chain seemed a little dull. Want to be impressed watch mike rice falling timber...
Why would you backcut a tree the size of the last one. Hard work on operator and the Saw?
Wasting board footage of an 11" dbh tree, YEAH OKAY.. Stop acting like you have the first clue.
@@elonmust7470 lol, ya. Barely a 2 log tree, if that. All these dumb sob like Brandon maza blabbering "I've cut for decades and this guy blah blah..." Him and all the others seen arborists make a stump and now they're timber fallers. Those key board karens never cut a full strip in their insecure little lives.
@@chrissaguaro7793 You're damn right, Chris!