People outside of this industry. Have no idea what we Timbermen go through each and every day on the stump. Condolenceses to Jed's family. Timberfallers for Life. Stay safe brothers.
@@westcoastsaw1368 quick question when you hone a 066 cylinder what grit do you use I don’t want to go to far with it just felt like you’d know more about it than I would I run saws barely work on them lol
I have to love when an urban logger aka just strictly tree service,thinks they know everything and are better, but funny thing as timber fallers we do both,and we are not strictly bucket bitches that went through a class for a few months and knows everything, sorry but learning in the woods,and learning to climb in the woods and what we do,I've learned how to cut more f'd up stuff falling yarder ground and this is also an industry that no matter how much experience u always learn something new,I have had over 20 years cutting with a saw ,I still miss the 066,and 660
Watching older videos of you and Jed on Guilty of Treeson's channel you can really see how you two pushed and challenged each other. That type of friendship is rare and really beneficial. I'm sorry for your loss. On another note I can't wait for the bark box and felling spikes I ordered to come in. You're really living life on another level! I hope you protect that.
I am a farmer, but have always hung around a lot of loggers in life. I've been subscribed to several channels like yours and Jacobs etc. Jed was the best teacher ever. I still constantly refer to several of his lessons in Treeson's video "world's best tree felling tutorial". I refer to his sharpening tutorials all the time. He was actually an inspiration that makes me want to call one of my logging friends and see if I can spend a day in the woods with them and see if i can fell a couple tall firs using what I have learned from all of you guys. Last time I fell a tree of any size was over 30 years ago. Just make'n fire wood anymore. But that is one of, if not THE best sounding 500s I've heard on video. Looked like an awesome day to be out there. Clear skies and cool temps. I'll be watching for the shirts. And maybe a Jed axe handle if you go that route some day.
"if not THE best sounding 500s I've heard on video" Dem stimme ich zu, die 500i hört sich nicht gut an... Will sagen: Leute, hier stimmt was nicht. Luftfilter ist nicht orginal.
@@rippe8896 Hallo, mein Freund. The air filter is part of the performance upgrades the saw has. Much modification has been done to the saw to make it more powerful.
Jed wasn't just an amazing feller, but he was an amazing man as well his skill and knowledge lit up the community and was such a huge inspiration to us all.
Sure is terrible news about Jed. I loved watching that dude, was a really nice cool dude. I can only imagine how hard it has been on you and your group. Make the most of Mike, he sure is a caricature with some bad ass style. I love seeing how well you guys get along, just having fun working. The banter and jokes are fantastic. I have the same thing with my crew and it makes work fun. Cheers again for all you post. Always excited when I get the notification of a new video. Funny how we [people watching] end up feeling like we are mates with y'all because we have hung out for so many hours in the bush or in the shop. Yet I'm over here in Tasmania and never left my country. Basically what I'm getting at is the stuff you put out is special so keep putting it out there. Dane
Gordy, nice tribute for a great Man. I’ve only started to watch your channel for about 6 months now and have enjoyed all your content on the timber industry. I’m in the paper mill industry and receive the logs that you cut so I know the dangers of the business. Jed passed doing what he loved to do, RIP Brother, my condolences and prayers to y’all.
Not just the tree industry but the skateboarding industry as well. He was a good well known pro skater back in the 90s. RIP Jed. Man it's so beautiful where u guys live. People say it's beautiful in Florida where I live. But its all flat land. No mountains.
Rip Jed and good sawings to the upper clouds! Respect life and your family cause were only visiting here and dont know when is the time to go! Nice face cuts and saw is ripping!
Jed was taken because he had already done far more than most hundred plus year old guys had done with their twice-as-long lives. If I live to a hundred, I'll be happy if I can say I accomplished at least half of what he did with his short life. He did what he was here to do; now it's our turn. RIP
Kidney stones are no joke! East bound and down....loaded up and truckin'!!! LOL Did you and Jake learn to fill the saws from the same person.....just get the fluid somewhere over by the opening.....close enough!! 😝 No more stones boys....just wood!! Have a great weekend!
I heated with wood for years.. but I was close to an urban setting so it was all leftovers and blowdown. Easy wood. Moved back out to the sticks.. got a big property and now it's not just firewood we're turning 120 timbered acres into something that makes horse and cattle food. I process wood at least a couple days a week. To the point.. Jed was instrumental in getting me up to speed so that I can do this with some level of proficiency. I know i'm not alone in this. I see the stories all the time. He lost his life.. and it's f*cking tragic.. but I can promise you his teachings will have saved many lives in the long run. It shows us how even the really top notch guys can get bit. It gives me one more reason to look up and pay attention. To double check my notch. To watch for limb tie or vine tie that I might have missed. To pull my head out of my ass so I can come down off that mountain at the end of the day. It wasn't just Jed. I'm still learning. Gordy you have been a big part of it too. So i'm gonna say this.. i'd rather look forward to your next video than "remember" you. Thank you Gordy, and stay safe. And thank you Jed.
I have to say all of you blokes are top notch hard workin true blue fellas! If I didn’t spend 15+ years in the oilfield I would of loved to of worked over in your country with you blokes! My dad was in the logging game with two mobile electric sawmills skidding huge river red gum out of the New South Wales forests in Australia and milling it for 30 years. Unfortunately I was too young and born in the wrong generation and never got to do what you blokes or he did. I have the utmost respect for everything you guys do nonetheless and I know all too well about how dangerous it is. Blessings to you all.
So sorry for your loss Gordy 😢 RIP Jed!! He was one cool cat, Knowledgeable as all get out! You could tell he loved doing what he did. I named my new axe handle "Jed" 😉 I used to live on South Hill Puyallup back over here to Hood Canal again 👍👍I like the view of the Olympics better 🧐
I remember an old driver passing a stone while trying to work his way out of a big hole where once you started there was no stopping! Guy was tougher than most! Also remember the four guys that didn’t make it home including my cousin. It has it’s rewards but after 40 years of 60 hr work weeks and no end in sight, if I had to do it again, I’d marry rich next time! Enjoy it when you’re young but I’d build up the business side as best you can! Great job on the editing btw 👍🏼
Sorry to hear about Jed. Seemed like a good man. Full of knowledge, and willing to pass it on. My condolences to his family and friends! Love all of the logging related content, but how about some walk arounds on your pickups?
Great video Gordy sorry for your loss Jed was awesome,, I smoke a pipe like Mike and I end up smoking more sawdust than tobacco while sawing so I usually save it for the drive home
Thanks for the awesome video and I’ll keep Jed and his family in my prayers. This job is full of close calls and no matter how good you are sometimes accidents happen to the best of us and I wish more timber fallers would tell their stories of close calls so the average homeowner can see this job is not a joke and even guys with decades of experience can get hurt or killed and this job is best left to professionals, it may save a life. Stay blessed my friend.
I remember my dad passed a kidney stone when I was a kid. He said it felt like trying to p out a razor blade. I can't begin to imagine that, even now 50 years later.
Nachruf für Jed 👍. Ich werde Jed nicht vergessen, aber vermissen. Seine Art, seine Technik. Er war offen für alles. Gruß an die Familie . Ein Fan aus Deutschland😥
Out there getting it like always good job, and thanks for the nice words about jed didn't know the guy but as a local guy it definitely hit home stay safe out there
I love watching your videos man it brings back memories when my father use to do that line of work back in the days with the old 066's 064 & 046's till one day a tree that he was felling threw a branch at him like a spear when it fell to the ground & took him out..Wish I could have kept one of his running saws but times were hard & we had to sell them to make ends meet till one day I found one of his old 064 in the shed with a busted up tank/handle & scored cylinder..Now I am trying to find original parts to fix it for almost 5 years..
I refer to his sharpening tutorials all the time. He was actually an inspiration that makes me want to call one of my logging friends and see if I can spend a day in the woods with them and see if i can fell a couple tall firs using what I have learned from all of you guys.
@ Westcoast Saw, Hell Gordy you guys really rock man. I’ve only seen tributes on yours and Jacobs channel and it really speaks volumes I’ll have 2 shirt when they come out if you’re happy to ship to the UK GOD BLESS and stay safe Gordy Jonathan
Dude you would love the European Husqvarna dolmar can. I think you can only get them shipped from Japan right now but the pour spouts are spill proof and self stopping. You literally just turn your can upside down and slam it on your saw and it fills the tank and stops. 11:27
Well said! I learned the Humbolt from Jed and Jake and have been using it since. Also, Jed did a great video about properly sharpening a chain. I can tell you guys were better having known him. RIP
Awesome guys, really good idea about the shirts. Count me in to purchase some. And BTW, I got the axe handle and it looks great. Heart felt RIP wishes for Jed and best regards for his family.
Jed waz a christain. Humble ,respected and feared,the lord wich is beginning of knowledge ,been doingvtrees 29 years seen alot of great great men and tree men,he was up there with the best ..his attitude, gratitude, and humble behavior showed his fruits ..as bornagain christain in spirit and water 💦, after work was eating dinner and a video popped up From Jacob and I heard about .my heart sank and I wept like a baby..didn't not know him personally, but know one GODS people when I see one ,called spirit of truth .only holy spirit has ability to bring conviction to a man, putting him on his knees in tears ,same day had new helper and I was explaining this very issue. And had no idea about jed.praise God for his mercy ..a example to all men that need to repent as God commands because you don't know when your day will come .in any kinda work or life ,death will come and AFTER that the judgement..Jesus said you must repent and be born again in water and spirit .do not be deceived ...love ya,,
I'll keep an eye out for the T Shirts, already made a donation to the GFM. Love me some Jerry Reed. Maybe you can get Antone to come along on the next job. I really enjoyed the video y'all did a few months ago.
Hi Gordy, just subscribed to your channel after ordering some parts for my New saw(ms661), that's sad about Jed he was pretty young still. Haven't watched any of guilty of trees un in a year so I'll have to go nack and see what happened......p.s.i I grew up in New Hampshire around Loggers, Ran the Cable Skidder for a while, wish I had done some felling......k
Awesome work fellas!!! We all will definitely miss Jed but he will always be remembered and all the things that he has taught the many that actually new him and by him!!! God bless you buddy!!!! Remember always keep up all the hard work buddy’s!!! Hey when are you going to do a video on those two really nice trucks, what all they are set up with and how you have them setup for hauling your tree gear to the job site!!! I definitely can say we are both very passionate about them!! I have several myself and would like to see what you might run different than I do or what all we might run the same??? Lol!! I definitely no you will have a lot of others out there watching if you do a video on those two beauties!!
Yea I am definitely going to do a video on the Red Truck it’s the daily the truck has a long story so that should be interesting to explain I just need to dig up old pictures of when I built it.
@@westcoastsaw1368 I second the motion on doing a video on the story/ build of the trucks. Make sure you do a ride along clip with good audio! That sound cannot be beat, I miss my 12 valve but had to make room for kids.....
You are an awesome guy for the beginning of this video, also a great inspiration for me, one day I would love to be able to come out and bang wedges for you and Mike lol
Boy You Can Sure Tell When A Guy Likes His Job!!!!😁😁😁😎😎😎🤗🤗🤗😉👍👍. Loved The Video!!!! """Real Nice!!! Tell Your Co--Pilot You Don't Have To Get Fancy In The Woods, The Trees Don't Care What You Look Like And The Women Are At Home!!!! Nice Thought Once Again About Jed!!!!! He Was A Very Special Kind Of Guy!!!! The Very Best For His Family!!! Keep The Videos Coming !!! West Coast!!!🙂🤗🤗🤗😎😎😎🙂👍👍.
@@westcoastsaw1368 I Can See He's A Professional!!! It Didn't Take Long To Tell. You Guys Are Both Good At Your Job!!! It's Nice And Educational To Watch Professionals Work!!!! And Everyone Does Things In All Trades A Little Different. You Learn From Many Sources. Watching You Work Is Really Cool.
Got the new wedge banger handle, looks and feels amazing! Still deciding what head to use, probably my Kelly flint edge... Thanks Gordy! B in Sandy Or......
Nice cutting!!! How would you profile this 500i build? Work build? Warm work build? Lol when I’m editing videos, I always think the trees look wayyyyy smaller than I remember.
My fav job while learning to fell was cutting the edge trees with the help of the excavator. Good safe way to learn the cuts with experience giving instructions from the cab.
Cottonwood trees can get huge there are stories of people living inside them in the Midwest. Of course you don’t have any trees that big on the west coast 😅😅 Sorry to hear about Jed he seemed like a great person
Great vid as always , I’ve had a 500i on my shelf since thanksgiving but haven’t ran it till today , last night I installed your fellas suspension kit, bark box and dogs , after running a tank threw it im hooked ,, they had bitches 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Nice cuttin Gordy! Any advice on taken down a dead cottonwood? It has a 30"DBH, is basically just a 50 foot spar with no limbs but, the bark is flaking off of it pretty bad.
Hard to say without looking at it maybe get a line on it and have a lot of wedges ready sometimes those short poles don’t wanna go over without some help
People outside of this industry. Have no idea what we Timbermen go through each and every day on the stump. Condolenceses to Jed's family. Timberfallers for Life. Stay safe brothers.
Thanks George 🤝
No they do not but we always are alright when asked
Very true sir. Thank u.
@@westcoastsaw1368 quick question when you hone a 066 cylinder what grit do you use I don’t want to go to far with it just felt like you’d know more about it than I would I run saws barely work on them lol
I have to love when an urban logger aka just strictly tree service,thinks they know everything and are better, but funny thing as timber fallers we do both,and we are not strictly bucket bitches that went through a class for a few months and knows everything, sorry but learning in the woods,and learning to climb in the woods and what we do,I've learned how to cut more f'd up stuff falling yarder ground and this is also an industry that no matter how much experience u always learn something new,I have had over 20 years cutting with a saw ,I still miss the 066,and 660
Watching older videos of you and Jed on Guilty of Treeson's channel you can really see how you two pushed and challenged each other. That type of friendship is rare and really beneficial. I'm sorry for your loss. On another note I can't wait for the bark box and felling spikes I ordered to come in. You're really living life on another level! I hope you protect that.
I am a farmer, but have always hung around a lot of loggers in life. I've been subscribed to several channels like yours and Jacobs etc. Jed was the best teacher ever. I still constantly refer to several of his lessons in Treeson's video "world's best tree felling tutorial". I refer to his sharpening tutorials all the time. He was actually an inspiration that makes me want to call one of my logging friends and see if I can spend a day in the woods with them and see if i can fell a couple tall firs using what I have learned from all of you guys. Last time I fell a tree of any size was over 30 years ago. Just make'n fire wood anymore.
But that is one of, if not THE best sounding 500s I've heard on video. Looked like an awesome day to be out there. Clear skies and cool temps.
I'll be watching for the shirts. And maybe a Jed axe handle if you go that route some day.
Thank you for the comment and yes those videos of Jed are gold 👌stay safe out there my friend
"if not THE best sounding 500s I've heard on video" Dem stimme ich zu, die 500i hört sich nicht gut an... Will sagen: Leute, hier stimmt was nicht. Luftfilter ist nicht orginal.
@@rippe8896 Hallo, mein Freund. The air filter is part of the performance upgrades the saw has. Much modification has been done to the saw to make it more powerful.
Jed wasn't just an amazing feller, but he was an amazing man as well his skill and knowledge lit up the community and was such a huge inspiration to us all.
Love the words and what you're doin with the shirts for he and family Gordy! Can't wait for more cuttin with you and Mikey, safe cuttin pard
Sure is terrible news about Jed. I loved watching that dude, was a really nice cool dude. I can only imagine how hard it has been on you and your group. Make the most of
Mike, he sure is a caricature with some bad ass style. I love seeing how well you guys get along, just having fun working. The banter and jokes are fantastic. I have the same thing with my crew and it makes work fun. Cheers again for all you post. Always excited when I get the notification of a new video. Funny how we [people watching] end up feeling like we are mates with y'all because we have hung out for so many hours in the bush or in the shop. Yet I'm over here in Tasmania and never left my country. Basically what I'm getting at is the stuff you put out is special so keep putting it out there.
Dane
It makes it so much better when you can have a few laughs 👍thank you buddy
Gordy, nice tribute for a great Man. I’ve only started to watch your channel for about 6 months now and have enjoyed all your content on the timber industry. I’m in the paper mill industry and receive the logs that you cut so I know the dangers of the business. Jed passed doing what he loved to do, RIP Brother, my condolences and prayers to y’all.
Thank you keep them boards a rollin out 👍
Not just the tree industry but the skateboarding industry as well. He was a good well known pro skater back in the 90s. RIP Jed. Man it's so beautiful where u guys live. People say it's beautiful in Florida where I live. But its all flat land. No mountains.
Yes skateboard too 👍👍I just forgot to say it
Rip Jed and good sawings to the upper clouds! Respect life and your family cause were only visiting here and dont know when is the time to go! Nice face cuts and saw is ripping!
Gordy I never met Jed but watching him on Jake's channel and listening to Jed I learned alot from him
Jed was taken because he had already done far more than most hundred plus year old guys had done with their twice-as-long lives. If I live to a hundred, I'll be happy if I can say I accomplished at least half of what he did with his short life. He did what he was here to do; now it's our turn. RIP
Rest easy Jed. Your felling tutorial with guilty of treason is brilliant
Kidney stones are no joke! East bound and down....loaded up and truckin'!!! LOL Did you and Jake learn to fill the saws from the same person.....just get the fluid somewhere over by the opening.....close enough!! 😝 No more stones boys....just wood!! Have a great weekend!
I heated with wood for years.. but I was close to an urban setting so it was all leftovers and blowdown. Easy wood. Moved back out to the sticks.. got a big property and now it's not just firewood we're turning 120 timbered acres into something that makes horse and cattle food. I process wood at least a couple days a week.
To the point.. Jed was instrumental in getting me up to speed so that I can do this with some level of proficiency. I know i'm not alone in this. I see the stories all the time. He lost his life.. and it's f*cking tragic.. but I can promise you his teachings will have saved many lives in the long run.
It shows us how even the really top notch guys can get bit. It gives me one more reason to look up and pay attention. To double check my notch. To watch for limb tie or vine tie that I might have missed. To pull my head out of my ass so I can come down off that mountain at the end of the day.
It wasn't just Jed. I'm still learning. Gordy you have been a big part of it too.
So i'm gonna say this.. i'd rather look forward to your next video than "remember" you. Thank you Gordy, and stay safe.
And thank you Jed.
Thank you brother stay safe out there
I have been falling for year but eveytime I I watched Jed videos I learned something 🙏 for his family.
I have to say all of you blokes are top notch hard workin true blue fellas! If I didn’t spend 15+ years in the oilfield I would of loved to of worked over in your country with you blokes! My dad was in the logging game with two mobile electric sawmills skidding huge river red gum out of the New South Wales forests in Australia and milling it for 30 years. Unfortunately I was too young and born in the wrong generation and never got to do what you blokes or he did. I have the utmost respect for everything you guys do nonetheless and I know all too well about how dangerous it is. Blessings to you all.
God bless Jed. I always enjoyed his videos.
I wonder why I love saws and wood. Videos like this remind me
Awesome to see new content Gordy! Keep ‘em coming! Will be watching for the t-shirts.
So sorry for your loss Gordy 😢 RIP Jed!! He was one cool cat, Knowledgeable as all get out! You could tell he loved doing what he did. I named my new axe handle "Jed" 😉 I used to live on South Hill Puyallup back over here to Hood Canal again 👍👍I like the view of the Olympics better 🧐
I remember an old driver passing a stone while trying to work his way out of a big hole where once you started there was no stopping! Guy was tougher than most! Also remember the four guys that didn’t make it home including my cousin. It has it’s rewards but after 40 years of 60 hr work weeks and no end in sight, if I had to do it again, I’d marry rich next time! Enjoy it when you’re young but I’d build up the business side as best you can! Great job on the editing btw 👍🏼
That sucks ouch
Stones are supposed be one of the most painful conditions. 10/10 on pain scale
Sorry to hear about Jed. Seemed like a good man. Full of knowledge, and willing to pass it on. My condolences to his family and friends! Love all of the logging related content, but how about some walk arounds on your pickups?
Great video Gordy sorry for your loss Jed was awesome,, I smoke a pipe like Mike and I end up smoking more sawdust than tobacco while sawing so I usually save it for the drive home
Thank you yea that’s prolly a good game plan with the drive home I like to Raz up Mike a bit 🤣
Another great video bud, sure gonna miss seeing jed. Be careful out there guy's.
Thanks for the awesome video and I’ll keep Jed and his family in my prayers. This job is full of close calls and no matter how good you are sometimes accidents happen to the best of us and I wish more timber fallers would tell their stories of close calls so the average homeowner can see this job is not a joke and even guys with decades of experience can get hurt or killed and this job is best left to professionals, it may save a life. Stay blessed my friend.
You too thank you
Very true words brother people really dont know unless they are or have been in our boots.
Amazing video Gordy as always I cannot wait to get my hands on a couple of the shirts so excited for that God bless. Stay safe
I remember my dad passed a kidney stone when I was a kid. He said it felt like trying to p out a razor blade. I can't begin to imagine that, even now 50 years later.
Nachruf für Jed 👍. Ich werde Jed nicht vergessen, aber vermissen. Seine Art, seine Technik. Er war offen für alles. Gruß an die Familie . Ein Fan aus Deutschland😥
I am in for a shirt. RIP Jed. Thanks for the video Gordy.
Awsome they are going to be done in a few weeks tops 👍
Out there getting it like always good job, and thanks for the nice words about jed didn't know the guy but as a local guy it definitely hit home stay safe out there
Awesome video. I'll be watching for the shirts...great idea.
nice heart felt intro. Looking forward to seeing your memorial shirts.
Thank you friend
I love watching your videos man it brings back memories when my father use to do that line of work back in the days with the old 066's 064 & 046's till one day a tree that he was felling threw a branch at him like a spear when it fell to the ground & took him out..Wish I could have kept one of his running saws but times were hard & we had to sell them to make ends meet till one day I found one of his old 064 in the shed with a busted up tank/handle & scored cylinder..Now I am trying to find original parts to fix it for almost 5 years..
Sorry to hear about your dad 🙏you can get all the 064 parts threw stihl last time I looked 👌
the shirts for jed is a nice idea man.
I fucn cracked up at the waking the neighbours up bit and mike with his glasses and pipe! 😂
Yea we gotta have a little fun 😉
The shirt is a great idea. Good cutting!
I refer to his sharpening tutorials all the time. He was actually an inspiration that makes me want to call one of my logging friends and see if I can spend a day in the woods with them and see if i can fell a couple tall firs using what I have learned from all of you guys.
I love to hear that saw run. Great video
Love this video😂 and lookin forward to ordering the tribute shirts
Awesome video Gordy!👍🏻 Quit funny as well😂 Jed will definitely be missed! It was very sad when Jacob posted his video 🥺🥺
You make it look so easy. Keep up the great work, stay safe.
Great video Gordy. Fun to watch. Hope Mike is feeling better. He's funny. Can't wait for the shirts to be available.
Ain't gonna catch the midnight rider..good stuff Mikey.
@ Westcoast Saw,
Hell Gordy you guys really rock man.
I’ve only seen tributes on yours and Jacobs channel and it really speaks volumes
I’ll have 2 shirt when they come out if you’re happy to ship to the UK
GOD BLESS and stay safe Gordy
Jonathan
Dude you would love the European Husqvarna dolmar can. I think you can only get them shipped from Japan right now but the pour spouts are spill proof and self stopping. You literally just turn your can upside down and slam it on your saw and it fills the tank and stops. 11:27
Keep up the good work and stay safe, I really enjoy your videos!
awesome job as always
Some of your equipment looks so different to what I'm used to in Europe, thanks for the interesting videos
Thanks Gordy.
Great video as always sir thank u 4 getn more content out love watchn u cut out west i cut in the east love to see how it is everywhere.
That saw almost cuts like my MS170, it’s close, but a little slower lol. Sarcasm.
Rip Jed. Loved that dude from all the videos I’ve seen him in.
Well said! I learned the Humbolt from Jed and Jake and have been using it since. Also, Jed did a great video about properly sharpening a chain. I can tell you guys were better having known him. RIP
Those cottonwoods make me think of the poplars we have in midwestern ontario here
Go to love high performance saws! Awesome!
Awesome guys, really good idea about the shirts. Count me in to purchase some. And BTW, I got the axe handle and it looks great. Heart felt RIP wishes for Jed and best regards for his family.
Awesome! Thank you!
Jed waz a christain. Humble ,respected and feared,the lord wich is beginning of knowledge ,been doingvtrees 29 years seen alot of great great men and tree men,he was up there with the best ..his attitude, gratitude, and humble behavior showed his fruits ..as bornagain christain in spirit and water 💦, after work was eating dinner and a video popped up
From Jacob and I heard about .my heart sank and I wept like a baby..didn't not know him personally, but know one GODS people when I see one ,called spirit of truth .only holy spirit has ability to bring conviction to a man, putting him on his knees in tears ,same day had new helper and I was explaining this very issue. And had no idea about jed.praise God for his mercy ..a example to all men that need to repent as God commands because you don't know when your day will come .in any kinda work or life ,death will come and AFTER that the judgement..Jesus said you must repent and be born again in water and spirit .do not be deceived ...love ya,,
I'll keep an eye out for the T Shirts, already made a donation to the GFM. Love me some Jerry Reed. Maybe you can get Antone to come along on the next job. I really enjoyed the video y'all did a few months ago.
Yea we will prolly have to do a run down to Cali he’s a long ways from us 2 day drive
@@westcoastsaw1368 Ooofff
Sorry for you loss
Hi Gordy, just subscribed to your channel after ordering some parts for my New saw(ms661), that's sad about Jed he was pretty young still. Haven't watched any of guilty of trees un in a year so I'll have to go nack and see what happened......p.s.i I grew up in New Hampshire around Loggers, Ran the Cable Skidder for a while, wish I had done some felling......k
That 500 is workin too good
Awesome work fellas!!! We all will definitely miss Jed but he will always be remembered and all the things that he has taught the many that actually new him and by him!!! God bless you buddy!!!! Remember always keep up all the hard work buddy’s!!! Hey when are you going to do a video on those two really nice trucks, what all they are set up with and how you have them setup for hauling your tree gear to the job site!!! I definitely can say we are both very passionate about them!! I have several myself and would like to see what you might run different than I do or what all we might run the same??? Lol!! I definitely no you will have a lot of others out there watching if you do a video on those two beauties!!
Yea I am definitely going to do a video on the Red Truck it’s the daily the truck has a long story so that should be interesting to explain I just need to dig up old pictures of when I built it.
@@westcoastsaw1368 I second the motion on doing a video on the story/ build of the trucks. Make sure you do a ride along clip with good audio! That sound cannot be beat, I miss my 12 valve but had to make room for kids.....
Yeah get about it! If we love saws, y'all know we love trucks...
Great video !!!
stay safe .. your stihl runs good.. regards from the netherlands..
Your a outstanding man Gordy😎🤙🏻
That saw is badass Size matters Gordy!
I'm a faller in PA and I hate kidney stones...I get em sometimes
3:12 should be an album cover
100% 😂
Stay safe. Great video. Get it done!
You are an awesome guy for the beginning of this video, also a great inspiration for me, one day I would love to be able to come out and bang wedges for you and Mike lol
Sorry to hear of his passing. Makes you think about tomorrow. its not promised. Be safe out there.
Looking fwd to the shirts. Thanks
Awesome thank you!
Boy You Can Sure Tell When A Guy Likes His Job!!!!😁😁😁😎😎😎🤗🤗🤗😉👍👍. Loved The Video!!!! """Real Nice!!! Tell Your Co--Pilot You Don't Have To Get Fancy In The Woods, The Trees Don't Care What You Look Like And The Women Are At Home!!!! Nice Thought Once Again About Jed!!!!! He Was A Very Special Kind Of Guy!!!! The Very Best For His Family!!! Keep The Videos Coming !!! West Coast!!!🙂🤗🤗🤗😎😎😎🙂👍👍.
Mike is funny once in a while the rest of the time he’s all buisness 🤣
@@westcoastsaw1368 I Can See He's A Professional!!! It Didn't Take Long To Tell. You Guys Are Both Good At Your Job!!! It's Nice And Educational To Watch Professionals Work!!!! And Everyone Does Things In All Trades A Little Different. You Learn From Many Sources. Watching You Work Is Really Cool.
Sounds like a strong 500i. 💪
Love the movie clips!!! Grumpy Old Men had me rolling. 🤣
Yea it makes it a little more fun 😂
Got the new wedge banger handle, looks and feels amazing! Still deciding what head to use, probably my Kelly flint edge... Thanks Gordy! B in Sandy Or......
Awsome glad you like it Flint Edge will be sweet 👌
Really enjoyed this content . Stay safe!!
Right on good stuff 💪👍
So sad to see a good man gone too soon
Nice cutting!!! How would you profile this 500i build? Work build? Warm work build? Lol when I’m editing videos, I always think the trees look wayyyyy smaller than I remember.
My fav job while learning to fell was cutting the edge trees with the help of the excavator. Good safe way to learn the cuts with experience giving instructions from the cab.
Rest in peace to Inbred Jed. Hard to see go
Cottonwood trees can get huge there are stories of people living inside them in the Midwest. Of course you don’t have any trees that big on the west coast 😅😅 Sorry to hear about Jed he seemed like a great person
We all miss him bro at least u got to spend time with him in person...
Jeez, that saw is an absolute animal!👊🏻
Gordy great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great vid as always , I’ve had a 500i on my shelf since thanksgiving but haven’t ran it till today , last night I installed your fellas suspension kit, bark box and dogs , after running a tank threw it im hooked ,, they had bitches 🤘🏻🤘🏻
What mix oil do you use and at what ratio? Nice cutting and a great sounding 500!
The world in general was a better place with Jed in it.
Mustache Mike looking like Mario with that lid 😂😂
Love the videos. But I have to ask, you have all that gear yet no eye protection??
Thanks
Love how you edit in movie clips
Thanks its something I was trying out and seems to make the videos a little more fun guess I’ll keep it rollin thank you
That saw rips!!!
This makes me think of 500i would look really nice next to my 044
Yes, next to my ms 460 too, we can’t get them here in Upstate NY last I checked with my stihl dealer,,🤔
Saw seems to run good, gotta keep the revs up a bit?
Love grumpy ol men great movie.
Be safe buddy! Timber life forever!
Nice cuttin Gordy! Any advice on taken down a dead cottonwood? It has a 30"DBH, is basically just a 50 foot spar with no limbs but, the bark is flaking off of it pretty bad.
Hard to say without looking at it maybe get a line on it and have a lot of wedges ready sometimes those short poles don’t wanna go over without some help
sorry to hear about jed . his was a stand up guy
@WestCoastSaw I’m wondering what use your oil bar? These good?
Gosh dangger dude,that's hungry saw!
What mixing oil you running tho make the gas bright blue?
Awesome video thanks for sharing. Do you use a skip or full house chain?
Full skip
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