Yes be very careful it is easy for the MS 291 with it's power to kick back and hit you in the face I saw a 28 year old who thought he could man handle the saw get hit in the face, he was lucky it almost cut his nose and bottom lip off it took many stitches and now because I am older I wear a forestry hard hat with the metal mesh visor and ear muffs. It only takes one time to hurt yourself. BE SAFE
safety first for sure. My father was a logger and saw all kinds of accidents. They can happen to anyone and it happens quickly. Being slower with safe practices so that you can go home the same way you went out is ideal
i have one of these that my son in law gave me and the damn thing will not oil the chain. i have put 2 new oil pumps on it with new worm gear at the same time and it might work for 5 minutes or less, any body out have this problem, please let know how to fix it. i have in my arsenal a stihl 066, 460, 038 mag 2. so working on saws is not a problem.
I've since implemented the use of PPE and resurched safe operation techniques. While I don't know when the good lord will take me home you can call this "quitting while I'm ahead"
you shall cut so close as possible to the ground ,just avoiding earth or dirt,have a look how cut is done by harvester and you make a nice job.👍😜@@ApexPressureWash
The lack of safety gear is alarming. Chaps/boots/helmet ... don't become a statistic. How the heck a chip didn't get in this guy's eye is beyond comprehension....
@@ApexPressureWashchaps are cheap compared to stitches or bleeding out. A hard hat or helmet is cheaper than a brain bleed. Pick up a wedge or two, if that tree set back on you, your bar would have been pinched and stuck. Look up when you’re cutting for hangers or dead limbs that can fall on you. That said you got it on the ground no one got hurt or anything broke. That’s a big ass tree to be messing with and you got it down. Good job.
Got ma ear protection so I'm a safe! Love those slippers! Lmao!!
I'll make sure to wear level 4 plates next time lmao obviously my ppe is minimal for this video.
@@ApexPressureWash having fell trees for 40 years in the PNW from experience it only takes once!!
Nothing like a quality pair of Chinese safety boots 👏🏼
You ever seen steel toed shoes? lmao
@@ApexPressureWash Not joggers mate, no i havent
Yes be very careful it is easy for the MS 291 with it's power to kick back and hit you in the face I saw a 28 year old who thought he could man handle the saw get hit in the face, he was lucky it almost cut his nose and bottom lip off it took many stitches and now because I am older I wear a forestry hard hat with the metal mesh visor and ear muffs. It only takes one time to hurt yourself. BE SAFE
Yea you guys are right, thanks
safety first for sure. My father was a logger and saw all kinds of accidents. They can happen to anyone and it happens quickly. Being slower with safe practices so that you can go home the same way you went out is ideal
Nice shoes 😂
Get some chaps, boots, helmet with face shield, and some gloves. Also recommend getting some wedges. SAFETY FIRST!
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You are dangerous with that. You really should be smarter when operating that saw.
Yes I agree
Bruh went out and bought a chainsaw and axe for the first time on the same day🤣🤦♂️
Got the job done tho
You make me nervois.
i have one of these that my son in law gave me and the damn thing will not oil the chain. i have put 2 new oil pumps on it with new worm gear at the same time and it might work for 5 minutes or less, any body out have this problem, please let know how to fix it. i have in my arsenal a stihl 066, 460, 038 mag 2. so working on saws is not a problem.
Channels in the bar might be clogged
not cleaning out chain channels is pretty elementry. But thank you
Ms 291 fixed spark plug in case it pop's out
Should be wearing at least a pair of chainsaw rated chaps and safety boots.
What is the price
For?
Darwin Award
Lmao extra asf its not like im blowing up washing machines with no cover
LOL LOL LOL an WTF!!!
Bruh...
You ain’t gonna make it to old age I’m afraid.
I've since implemented the use of PPE and resurched safe operation techniques. While I don't know when the good lord will take me home you can call this "quitting while I'm ahead"
I cannot understand anyone doing this without safety gear
Improper training and not seeing what a chainsaw will do to you without it.
my god,why you don't set the cut a little higher from the ground ?? 🤮this is a very professional behavior to cut a tree 😂
I'm not a professional arborist, don't critique in that way with those little gay ass emojis. lol tell me how it can be done better.
you shall cut so close as possible to the ground ,just avoiding earth or dirt,have a look how cut is done by harvester
and you make a nice job.👍😜@@ApexPressureWash
@@user-ws7us5me4s thank man
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nothing. experience will come with time. you just look at the video review of professionals at least.
I do, especially about climbing
The lack of safety gear is alarming. Chaps/boots/helmet ... don't become a statistic. How the heck a chip didn't get in this guy's eye is beyond comprehension....
Yes I agree with you. I'm not worried about a chip I'm worried about that chain. I do have safety glasses and ear pro, but not chaps...not yet.
@@ApexPressureWashchaps are cheap compared to stitches or bleeding out. A hard hat or helmet is cheaper than a brain bleed. Pick up a wedge or two, if that tree set back on you, your bar would have been pinched and stuck. Look up when you’re cutting for hangers or dead limbs that can fall on you.
That said you got it on the ground no one got hurt or anything broke. That’s a big ass tree to be messing with and you got it down. Good job.