#18 Cutting down the maple. Husqvarna 455 Rancher, Kubota B2601, Woodland Mills WC68 Wood Chipper
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2020
- It was time to remove the old swamp maple. It was dying and wasn't in a good location anyway. I used my Husqvarna 455 Rancher chainsaw, then cleaned up with the Kubota B2601 compact tractor and the Woodland Mills WC68 wood chipper. I also used the Ohio Steel 15 cubic foot dump cart with my Club Car DS golf cart. Overall a great day. I hope you enjoy!
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Loved it! I notice enough “lumberjack powersaw experts” already commented so I’m leaving it alone. Really enjoyed the history of the oak and the ancestral resting grounds! Even enjoying the project, is challenging in those temps!!🥵
That’s a great capacity cart! Very handy and efficient!!
I'm a city boy moving to 9 acres with no experience and very safety oriented so I know I am going to get chaps too for when I get/use a chainsaw. Another great video on seeing you fell that tree and chip it up.
Enjoy your videos. I cut my own firewood and I always wear my logging helmet and chaps. Besides the safety the chaps keep my pants cleaner. Even chipping I wear my helmet with shield down. Many times a branch will hit the helmet or shield which is better than my face. I tend to go with a plunge cut especially if the trees may be unhappy. Less chance of a barberchair. I also have the Husqvarna Rancher 455 for the big cuts. I like it. I use the Woodmax 1260 chipper which I really like. Be safe.
Thanks Gerry! I’ve definitely focused on safety more lately. The 455 is a great saw!
Well done !
Always dicey with those dying trees-
Hey Ray, thanks for watching!
You might want to use a pitch fork for materials like the chips it will work better than a shove. I can't wait until I can afford a tractor and chipper. Videos like this make me dream even more.
Kevin Brewer you are right! I went and got a rake after. It took me 20 years before I could finally get a tractor. Had to raise the kids first! Keep your goals! 0% Kubota financing helps too 😄
My 353 does the same thing . Cut up some tin piece to fit my chain saw soldered it together 2 years ago.armarale orange metal paint . Saw sit under my bench in the garage. No mess anymore.
You do a great job with your videos
Very much appreciated. As well as your commitment to safety. Always a good reminder. Thank you.
Sir you are good people , always fun to watch your vids. Myself I just tweeked my grading rake for the driveway. A good day to you Sir.
Much appreciated!
Nice job with the tree. The fun part is dropping the tree then the work begins. The rotten ones are the most work because the limbs break into so many pieces. I just subscribe and enjoy watching your channel. I am just getting mine started.
Thanks Mike. Good luck! -Ed
Thanks for sharing this amazing video I started die when I noticed you had saftey glasses on your head but still put on a pair lol
Yeah I was looking all over the place for those! 😂
@@MyClutteredGarage hahaha lol
Good evening Sir, 😊You look pretty cool with your double safety glasses Ed 🤣😉👍Great felt tree Ed 👍👍👍That it is going to be great firewood Ed 👍 You are a very well equip lumberjack Sir 👍 That must be something to have the family tree on your land and a great honor too 🙏😊 Great video Sir Cheers 👍
Haha Dave. I was looking all over for those safety glasses! Found them on my head when I was done! Yes, the old oak is very special. Thanks for watching! -Ed
@@MyClutteredGarage Have a great night Ed and keep up the good up spirits video Sir Cheers 👍
Great job man
Thanks Wooly! I know you’re a Husky man 👍
Nice job felling that tree just where you wanted it to go. What a great legacy that old oak is for your family. I hope it lives an for a long time. Great videography! Be well, cheers!
Thanks very much! It's a beautiful tree with a beautiful, yet sad history. To think of my mother placing my father's ashes under that tree in 1970 with 4 young children all under age 12 at her side. Then for those adult children to place her ashes there 22 years later. Interesting to think that I'm writing this on fathers day.
Nice setup
Thanks David! -Ed
love it, i understand ur desire to cut the maple, but up here, it opposite for us, cut the oak - fire wood- keep the maple - syrup..cheers and awesome video!!
Nice! I’d like to try harvesting some maple syrup. Not from this tree, obviously. Thanks for watching! 👍
Loved this video...you always wonder where the trees will fall when you finally get to that point. Love the dog!!!
Thank you! Seems that Hachi works her way into every video. Thanks for watching!
Reminds me of the good old days when my aunt and uncle would gather with my mom and dad and us kids to do a "tree felling" to cut up and clear a tree for firewood! Thanks for the share sir! :))
Thanks for watching!
Good morning Ed! Great job getting it done and starting the cleanup. The hydraulic in-feed on the chipper is a nice option to have. Some big wood there for someone's fireplace. LOL. Cheers and all the best!
GP Outdoors thanks for watching, GP! Appreciate your comments! -Ed
You need to make sure your chain break is on when you store your saws
Stops the oil from flowing
Nice! Thanks!
As far as your leaky bar oil, if you clean the saw where the bar attaches and look from the front there is a little plug that plugs off the machining hole for the oiler that comes out and just needs to be reinstalled. I watched a video video about it. Might be your issue. Just an idea.
Thanks very much, Brian.
@@MyClutteredGarage love your videos, and tips and tricks, keep up the good work.
Notch was too small. Might consider a set of chaps too.
Great video. My Stihl 026 leaked oil all the time... then I noticed the "O" ring missing from the filler cap. No idea how I lost it.
Bob & Kim McDonald thanks so much for watching and commenting. I’ll check my o-ring. Someone commented that engaging the chain brake when storing stops the bar from leaking.
@@MyClutteredGarage I read the chain brake reply. Never heard that before but I'm always willing to learn new tricks.
How did you operate the drone AND fill the wood chipper at the same time??? I love watching your videography!!!
Thank you, Margaret! It has a “tripod mode” where you can kind of lock it in place.
The dog need to be put up before starting the task. CHAPS are always recommended SAFETY 1st