Big red oak blown down | how I work through it
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- čas přidán 26. 05. 2020
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Just got me a 572 last weekend. I watched a lot of your vids on it. Not disappointed. Out here in placerville CA we got a lot of big pine oak and madrone. My 460 rancher was a nice saw but that 572 blows it away. A lot less work on my body while cutting. That 572 is no joke, came with a 32" full skip square chiseled chain. Kinda front heavy. Gonna put a 28 lightweight bar on it and let it rip. Don't work to hard. Thanks for the detailed videos and "recommendation" if you truly love your job its not work. Nothin better than a Saturday full of power saws and burn piles out here in the woods.
That's what life is like in the south, grown men sharing life and what it has to offer to all, this is something that Cranky a star on his own will remember and cherish his whole wonderful life. Thank God for both of you and Cuz. Great great video!!!!
Another top video Tim. 👍👍 Lots of excellent tips on how to cut up a blowdown. I have over 200 Blowdowns to process and l have learnt so much from watching this video. Your videos are so interesting, informative, educational and full of lifesaving safety tips. “You’re the man”. Thanks so much for all the time and effort that you and your helpers put into each and every video that you guys & gals do. I share many of your videos to others that l show how to process/cut-up timber and most importantly, how to do it all...safely. Brian, from Australia.👍👍🇦🇺🦘
I was doing this kind of work today with a good sized oak as well. I'm a professional but kind of new to this work. I'm glad to see even people with experience pinch the bar sometimes while cutting a big tree under tension. Today i had to get my Stihl unstuck with my little Echo saw. Was happy that the bar didn't get bent cause it was under a lot of weight.
That was one heck of a tree. I saw you dogging in with the 572 on the trunk, and those chips were just flying. Nice job, Tim!
Learning from a pro is best. Keep up the good work.
Man Tim you got her tuned up!! She is a cutting joker!! I know what it's like to have a good cutten saw!!!! Keep it up man thanks for the video 🖒
That combination can is really cool. Great job on the video. Great job on the tree.
Good content Tim, yeah those saws are #1 in class, they sound so good, thanks for sharing Tim, have a good daym
Love to see how you work the tree. Leaning is a great thing. Thank you.
Yes you need the 562xp. I have one it’s probably the best saw I have ran and the power to weight ratio is awesome. I run a 24 inch bar with a full wrap handle. It’s a sweet set up. But I still love my 372xp!! Hopefully husqvarna sends you a 562 and can’t wait to see your review on it. Great videos Tim!
Awesome video. Thanks for the tips. Need to get a Convi can great job
A good blade sure makes a difference. Good job 👍
Now that's how you work a saw!!!! Great video.
Thought I heard another saw in the background. Good job yall.
Great work of a small job. Good job on telling people how to read a tree to know if it’s loaded or not. Be safe
Enjoyed the video thank you for sharing
Just bought 550xp love that thing looks cool and runs like a four stroke
Wow, that poison ivy was nearly a tree in itself. Love to watch how to dive into the big trees with these saws and it sure was great to hear your comment on the 562. I have one and was wondering how it stacks up to the 550 and 572. I got it because looking at the specs I found it to be exactly what you said.... according to the specs...pound for pound, it had the most power to weight ratio.
Leaflets three, leave it be!
"MAN Tim"
I believe In the right tool tools for the job is #1 .
Easier on your body and power to weight ration*You appreciate a brilliant mind*
I would use two saws .
For the top stuff a 12 inch bar or 14.
It zips through the smaller stuff.
Then the trunk 20 inch.
"I had alot of practice" @ my age i know better...stay safe look after the back .
Cool vid Tim from another taitor .
Just bought a 550 XP mark ll love it so far
Great video always enjoy watching your video have a great day stay safe
Awsome video tim u r the man u hadle those saws like they r toys nice job
Its one of a kind saw, have it love it and the great combination with 560xp
Not having much experience with blow downs as a young man, I about laid a log of my own when about 6 ft of the root ball/ trunk fell back into the hole. I was expecting it to go down not up...life experiences, whew.
That was pretty cool to watch the gas come up in the tank window as you filled them.
Gonna be some good firewood. Be safe and I hope you and your family will have a blessed day
That guy unbelievable animal with that Chainsaw , well done a true Proffesonial.
That saw is eating that wood up good video 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Good morning good size tree. Sure helps to have a sharp chain
Dang that saw was eating....Nice Job CT
To keep the pressure building in your gas can I loosen the spout enough tsp the air can escape till I go to use it. Especially if it is in the sun. You just have to remember to tighten it back up before you gas up.
Feel the power!
thenx nice video :)
I like the American flag in the background... Good video!
Nice.😆
I'm A Stihl Power Equipment Fan But That's A Good Running Saw And Husqvarna Has Always Made A Pretty Good Chainsaw But I Don't Know What Is Going On With Their (Husqvarna) Weedeaters, Because I Have Bought, The New And Used Weedeaters And I Can't Get Any Length Of Time Out Of Them... Low Torque, Is A Major Issue I've Always Encountered With The Weedeaters... Now That XP You Have Here In Video,, Is A Good Running Machine
Thank for you equipment run down, you might do a quick explanation ln your safety garments
Tim I wish I could have gotten one or two of them big crazy looking root ends that were growing off the trunk they almost looked like some starting of root burl. Do y ever come across any spaghetti oak? Man let me know my brother I will come out to ya and get it or do whatever you need me to do brother . I hope you all are making it through y corona virus and all is well. It just about shut me down for good I was watching disappear. I waited 9 weeks for some assistance through y SBA . But let me know next time if you run up on some crazy pieces that otherwise would be left behind or dumped off any other time I would greatly appreciate it stay safe my brother talk with you soon
Can't beat a sharp chain, logger I worked with said chains are cheap saws, gas and time are expensive, give it a lick with each tank. Yep, pace me off 25 feet, snap it up and drop that on my trailer, I'll put the stake sides on ;) Is that poison ivy all over that trunk? Aww hell you answered that one, that stuff sucks.
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In with the Excavator, bring out the 395xp. Back the Tri axle up, and yes sir watch all lines... You better watch the lines.............
Cotton Top , im gonna invest in another saw. Im looking at the 572 husky and the Stihl ms 362 C M. Iv always run Stihl . I like the way the huskvarna turns up the rpms . Their both good saws. Someone said the new Huskvarna saws over heat in hot weather conditions. I need a new model for big wood. My 034 av is getting old. Any advice from a professional wld be appreciated.
They did when they first came out and that was the early 562s but that has been taken care of years ago. So I’d go with a 562 or 572 can’t go wrong with either.
I’ve got a 562 put in a pop up and base delete with .023 squish and that dude probably keep up with my stock 372xp but not the ported one by no means lol that thing is just wicked and crazy power outta that thing.... 562xp is the saw to have IMO!!!
I Wonder why you cut the Big Log in to Chunks... was it Rotten inside ? The lenght from this big Knot to the Base had give some Really nice Boards for a Table or a Door.
Is this saw ported?
I would hate to split all of that by hand. Of course Red Oak not bad. Big going to be hard handling by hand to split.
Is that an 18” or 20” bar?
That gas/oil can is legit.
Typical Newfie you’re walking around checking for hazards I’m trying to figure out how much firewood is there 🤣🤣
LOL
I wanted to watch the whole video but i had to stop at the 12 minute mark when i seen the huge poison ivy vine. I will probably get it just from watching you cut it. That is just how allergic i am to that stuff. Just kidding Tim, i watched the whole thing.
It gets me bad too but I’ll do a video one day and show how I keep it from jacking me up.
And then they put you to work!!LOL
Good job, well done. Just like eating an elephant, slow, one bite at a time!....lol
Who's your buddy in the background?
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Awesome video Tim 👍👍👍. I’ll tell what. You are selling the heck out of them saws. Nice saws. I would like to have the 550. It looks like the right size and weight for cuttin firewood and if you wanted too cut down a good size tree it could be done safely. Without having the weight of the 572. Thanks.
My can screw on caps all cracked.
you professionally cut trees and I can tell you are definitely a husqy fan but is there anyway you can do a video husqy vs stihl? like use the fool out of them and honest opinions...
Hey how are you
They cut like is because of the person filing that chain
You need to be careful with that combi can. If you use it in the sun it will pressurize and gas will spray all over you. You will need to vent the can before you use it.
Sorry I didn't see that you had addressed the issue later in the video.
Some one please tell me why he did not cut that tree into boards?
You forgot to get the bar stuck and then run the chain into the dirt thereby rendering it useless. Other than that you did fine!
Too bad you had to buck it, one could of sawed it up to make some good lumber.🇨🇦🇺🇸
No wonder all the saftey gear u wear wreakless with that saw
It's not wreckless, it's confidence.
Funny everyone says your such a professional... you bog your saws Down which starves the chain for oil cause it’s not running at full Rpms plus it cuts a lot faster if u just keep Rpms up rather forcing it through he wood.....I’m curious on how his chaps and other apparel are never dirty and always new rather used and abused like my garments after the first day or two....... you can look good damn good when saw companies just hand you anything you want why not look as if it’s what you do and get dirty and be authentic and quit being so damn official and that saw gonna get you one of these times throwing it around carelessly and Using is as a bush hog the way you do.... only takes a split second... I thought I was invincible with a saw once too!!!
I lost respect when you turned thousands of dollars in lumber into firewood. Even the Russians with their chainsaw sawmills attempted to salvage some value.
I find the gas nozzle remains a crisp delivery. But the auto shut-off oil gums up after awhile. So I’ve gone to the free flow oil nozzle, that is also supplied with the can. Other than that slight glitch, I’ve been using those combi cans since it came out. Still have my original Husky combi can but I prefer the present design, means I can carry my sharping kit and a spare chain in one place.
I know what you mean about the pressure buildup in a sunny day. Best way I’ve found, is to the give the nozzle a quick twist while the can is still upright, as if I was going to remove it, then tighten it up again. That seems to relieve enough pressure, so it doesn’t spray gas everywhere.