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Jonathon Young
Добавлен 6 янв 2014
For now it's old logging VHS tapes and anything else that I find interesting.
The Stihl 090 AV - Youngy's Stuff
I may have teased this video a bit early, but it has been 90% done for 2 months while I waited to get home and finish it but bushfires, getting sick, trouble with footage, and lack of time just kept pushing it back. I am finally able to say happily that it is done and ready to enjoy.
This is a video about an old Stihl 090 AV that I asked my Grandfather on my Mother's side to buy for my Father - Youngy -. Youngy and I talk about his experience with these saws at the beginning of a career in timbercutting that began in the 80's and continues even now 40 years on. We chat on what we know about this one, a little bit on the history of timbercutting in Queensland, and tuning a the beast.
We wer...
This is a video about an old Stihl 090 AV that I asked my Grandfather on my Mother's side to buy for my Father - Youngy -. Youngy and I talk about his experience with these saws at the beginning of a career in timbercutting that began in the 80's and continues even now 40 years on. We chat on what we know about this one, a little bit on the history of timbercutting in Queensland, and tuning a the beast.
We wer...
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The Big One (16.868 Cubic Metre Blue Gum) - 1999, QLD, Australia
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Enjoy this old video of the second largest tree my father ever cut down in his 40 year timber cutting career. It was a Blue Gum which grew and was felled in the Auburn River region of QLD; right beside the Auburn River as a matter of fact. The main body of the log measured 12.3*122, making it a 14.379 cubic metre log, but as well it also held a monster 3.3*98 (2.489 cubic metre) head log from j...
Felling 5.2 Cubic Metre Iron Bark in 1999
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This is a 9.9*82 Narrowleaf Iron Bark my Father cut with in 1999 with a Stihl 084 chainsaw. You will see that despite the lean of the tree he needed a fair bit of wedging and touching up of the hinge wood to fall where he wanted as the limb to the right had substantial weight to it. My father says this is a good example of the careful work you have to do with wedges sometimes. This tree would h...
John Deere 440C and Detroit 353 TimberJack 225A working in 1999
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This is a section of video from a tape my Mother filmed in the latter months of 1999. In this video you will see my Grandfather, on my Mother's side, and my Father barking and snigging iron bark on my Grandparent's property in Queensland. There is a video of my father falling and prepping the large iron bark you see being snug several times in this video I will put up in another separate video ...
One of the most Aussie videos I've seen.
@@OliverDiGeronimo009 haha cheers!
I had a job for awhile ringbarking this sort of timber for a bloke cutting stock yard posts.saves wear on the chain of the saw.
Mesin tangguh kuat dan tidak kalah dengan yang baru keluar. Seperti 070 720.
Yep. Well that's what those saws were made for, not many others could keep up I'd say, heavy as a falling saw but perfect in that orientation.
Weapon
the angry mode is just badass
It really is amazing how much the old girl came to life. We were worried after all her years she might not have it in her but gee were we impressed.
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Looks like west of Mundubbra hawkwood area
That's pretty close, well done.
Loved the story nice saw cheers😉
completely enjoyed your dad's real world stories, awesome
Glad you enjoyed it. In the future with his other saws he will also be telling his stories just like this one. Cheers.
💪STIHL
JD's were never my favorite skidders back in the day but liked the littles dozers they made. The old TJ's were never flashy but they sure were workhorses for sure.
Awesome video mate, what a machine that 090 is! It just ripped through that log like butter !
Good vid - takes some muscle to work those old saws. I had an old 051 (no chain brake) and an 076 (solid old saws) - I am interested in how the posts get ripped out of that log? Is that the finished shape (if u kept cutting till they intersect)?
Good thing my old man knows how to wrestle one. And they sound like nice old saws for sure. In a billet like this one where we might get five or six posts out of it you cut only as deep as Youngy did in the video, then you drive in a wedge from one side or two from both sides and snap them out with crowbars. You are then left with the heart wood that you can use for firewood. Cheers.
the chainsaw has a brutal rotation it seems to me that it has 10000rpm
Youngy reckons he heard that these saws rev to 8000 rpm max. The brutal rotation is likely because of the 40 year old half inch chain that tears massive chunks of sawdust out of the billet.
beautiful chainsaw, I hope mine will soon be like this.
Best of luck getting it there! Definitely worth it.
JD skidders ain't much!!
I have watched a good many log skidding videos,and have never seen a John deere ever hauling much more wood than a good team of draft horses,I guess That is why I decided to buy a tj myself, must be why jd bought out tj they just couldn't get it done thereselves
That old JD has done a lot of work over the years but definitely more suited to farm work and light snigging like post billets.
Love the old TJs
That Detroit sounds great!
Were happy to hear you enjoyed it.
Thats quite a large coarse bark ironbark. I can’t remember seeing one that size before, you usually see the small bark ones quite large.
Yep that's why they got the video. Poor fulla was busted up top on a storm or they would have left him standing. Definitely an odd one for Ironbark. Cheers.
Excellent work!
Where is this mate?
It's on a property in the Auburn region of Queensland. Out between Chinchilla and Mundubbera.
Your dad ever cart cypress from NSW about then?
@@shaunbrennan5281 I don't think he ever did any logging outside of qld but I'll ask him when I get the chance.
@@Cutter_Number_30 the truck rings a bell is all. Whyworry.
@@shaunbrennan5281 Ah right, sorry about that but my father didn't own the truck. The owner was a fellow named Jamie who very well could have done work down there. Again I will ask for you.
Big Log - what part of QLD?
Auburn river, which I think is still on the Darling Downs, of not it's not far from the barakula forestry. Cheers.
@@Cutter_Number_30 cheers for the vids - We’ve got a bloodwood / ghost gum that big here on the farm but the missus doesn’t want me to cut it down… seeing yours on the ground I’m thinking I need to get bigger equipment 😳
@@onmaggiesfarm my old man and I always reckon to leave big trees if you can. They've lived so long and command respect, but hey if you do get some videos 👍.
@@Cutter_Number_30 it will probably stay but it’s gonna take a lot of people to get a full hug on it 😂
@@onmaggiesfarm haha well the old fella probably deserves a hug.
Love the old banger sline .made for the bush .
Honest old machine.
@@Cutter_Number_30 brings back memories for me mate.learnt drive in one of them .350hp and 400hp big cams toughest ever.good stuff liked the videos.
@@troymeredith9528 glad you liked them mate. Have a good one and Stay safe.
Worth a lot of money these days guys ,blue gum slabs.
Don't think my father got any slabs out of this tree but he's got bits and pieces of budgeroo and hairy oak which make up for it.
Wouldnt think youd get any change out of a grand for 8' slab these days.if you can find it .
It's not that big compared to the old school stuff
Awesome, I'd love to see some more big tree videos.
@@Cutter_Number_30 wish my grandfather had some. He had the bardenhagen sawmill in Lilydale. I've been trying to find a picture of the log they had outfront opposite the bardenhagen store
@@Cutter_Number_30 not much of the old school giants about anymore.
@@ondatasboy270 shame about that.