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It was the shape of a heart

You guys that can ignore that poison ivy must really suffer! I know l do!

Perfectly done brother!!!

A few yrs & my low moss cover'd stumps were thot flat rocks...!

I just stumbled onto your channel. Great videos; I really enjoyed this one. Awesome choice of song but, I hope I’m not being too picky when saying that it’s much too loud. It increased in volume and I couldn’t hear what you were saying. Please consider a lower volume “background” level for the music. Thanks for the great videos!

This is why I quit cutting wood, too many sweats💀

Ole crotch wood 🪵 lol

After cuttin trees here on the West Coast, I’ve never bore cut a tree!! After listening to your advice and walking around the woods I’ve come across a real nice Walnut that grew I don’t know why!! Gonna try your cut and see how it goes. I’ve got a ported 462 , it should handle anything I’ll be cuttin.

People I've been a lumberjack for 42years,,and don't ever cut your tree this way,,always make a notch and don't over cut it because you won't have no control,,,that cut they are showing is a Dutchman cut ,,never jump your tree off the stump

Awesome logger

Just found the channel - sorry to hear people are being negative. I was a sawyer in Montana and got to work with all stripes of professionals. There are lots of opinions about techniques and equipment. We all come by these through experience. I assume the internet jerkoffs haven't spent much time on a saw. I like this sharpening method. It makes for an aggressive bite, so it may not work for a small saw, but for a pro model, it is great.

Man I have three. They all catch in the cut when we’re on hard wood. The higher I leave the rake the less it happens. Makes me think I ought to take them in

These machines can last a very long time if well taken care of and not abused. Maintenance is expensive but worth it. Sounds like you have it figured out.

why use that cut if it’s dangerous dufus

I tried practicing your sharpening technique today on an el cheapo online jungle chain for my little homeowner 60cc Echo. Thank you. Best cutting chain I've ever produced by a country mile. I think you helped me figure out the magic. Makes me more confident taking down a few small trees too close to the house that need to go and fixing up Dad's old falling down pole barn.

Awwsome tune! And even better footage man!

Fantastic video great choice of everything fantastic job thank you!!!

Ported 572’s run pretty nice too

bonjour à vous combien se vend un 648 comme le vôtre merci à vous

I'm really impressed by your felling but hot damn this video was a mistake.

Damn!

Holy shit.

Heck yeah! Hank and John Deere skidders.

Is black aftermarket because I priced a new 500 was bout same as ms661 mag over $1,700 after taxes??

Its always good watching 👀 one of the best low stumppers doing what comes natural clip the buttress n get ever ft ol gal has to offer many thanks bro 👍

I watch your videos simply because u dont talk about politics u don't talk about trends nothing. You talk about logging and u show great content and keep thing's practical and entertaining that's what keeps me coming back.

Great video good to see the old iron being put to work

Mint ⚡

I need the pills to make it to the dam grindstone 😢😊😅❤

That is a pretty good looking saw!

Very nice

Where is the stihl

Excellent 👌👍😊

I am 59. Been dropping since I was 16.

I've to ask the question. Why is this style of cutting NOT for the left coast?

Great video 💯

I like the choice of music ! Awesome footage !

I do Believe it's A Big White Oak Log. Your 648D John Deere Skidder is Awesome. Be Safe out there Buddy and I will Stay in Touch. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.

Good job sawrus

Notice: He was Using a Husquvarna Chain-Sawzall fer this "High-Dollar" Tree cut ,& NOT a "Fire-Wood" Sthiel made just Fer "Hacking".

Got some nice footage on this video.

Very cool. Glad I found the channel!

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is the idea with the jump cut/not pulling any fibers just so you have the most usable lumber/wood at the end of the day? Sorry for the dumb question, I'm just a chainsaw nerd but clearly not a lumberjack haha.

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The reason I would always use a professional. Give me the little ones or small to medium trunks on the ground

Need ur self a set of bear paws stay safe brother God bless

Your prly good on employees but, Id be willing to learn the way you do it n want it done , if your looking for some help in MI.. I’m a timber cutter but I’ve done everything else construction wise n learn very quickly, n fore thought to keep a job going

apparently his saws are sharp, missing a finger and thumb, scary sharp blades

The reason I watch? Skilled,honest,straight forward content.