Awesome there old' skool I have 230e timber jack and used to run it pretty steady. Now its just used for pulling some saw logs ounce in a while. Very enjoyable and great exercise . Good luck and be carefull.
Ha good video, I was laughing, while watching this the radio started playing the song another one bites the dust, so right as you cut the first tree "another one down another one down another one bites the dust!!!) Ha, thanks for the video
@@TheBeardedCarpenter hanging in there,having a bit of a rough go with this last treatment. Can't seem to recover this time , hoping things get better soon. Thanks for the letter btw !! Keep it on our dresser,meens alot ❤️
Do you log for a company or r u independent? I love ur skidder my pap had a 230 D that we got but the water ran down the shifter while it sat for many years and froze the transmission and the forward reverser he passed away 10 years ago and it’s sat for 13 years. Only thing it’s got them god awfully big flotation tires on it and not the narrow ones
Huskies and detroits both scream loud but when you were felling that tree, I thought he ain't afraid to cut the rackers down! Where you had the gopro setup was curious, looking at that vine healed into the bark of that small tree in the window and had got so tight that it wasn't getting any bigger. I was amazed how it had held on over the growth of that tree. Not much left on that slope.
I’ve noticed you almost always bore cut into the face cut and leave hinge on outside. I’ve seen that done on high value walnut and such to limit fiber pull. Are there other reasons to do it?
Some of the old timers in my part of the world called that “match cutting”. I always figure the less time you spend walking around a tree the better. Enjoy watching, I’m too clumsy not to wear leggings though.
Love your video's, I look forward to seeing them. That's how I used to log. One man, one saw, one cable Skidder, except I had one logging dog
frank Birkemose right on! Thanx bud!!👍🏻👍🏻
That first tree you cut cut down you can tell the chain has a real hungry grind , awesome job on all that wood👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome there old' skool I have 230e timber jack and used to run it pretty steady. Now its just used for pulling some saw logs ounce in a while. Very enjoyable and great exercise . Good luck and be carefull.
Some very nice logs there OL' SKOOL. Great job.
Every tree is a new challenge , nice timber as always 👍🏽
Love that Detroit!!
Wow amazing video!
That skidder and you sure did a heap of work. Nice video.
always in great timber! you never disappoint!
nuts319 thanx brother!!👍🏻👍🏻
bangin wedges like that very long will take the wind out of you. very nice job.
Ha good video, I was laughing, while watching this the radio started playing the song another one bites the dust, so right as you cut the first tree "another one down another one down another one bites the dust!!!) Ha, thanks for the video
That saw is filed just right and because of that I subscribed
top notch ol buddy !!! as always !
StumpjumperVideos Thanx Logger! I appreciate!!👍🏻👍🏻
Nice line up there OL Skool 💪
nice video as always !! thanks for sharing !!
Nice timber 🙂🖐
Won't take many of those Pop , to make a load ! A nice bunch of logs !
THAT OLD SKIDDER SURE WILL PULL'
Nice work man! I’ve been waiting for another video haha
2020 is off to a good start. Looks like Steak for dinner on Friday night!!
Some good looking logs
Nice!
hey do you have to run down to the local gym to work out when you leave the office ????
StumpjumperVideos 😁😆😅😂🤣!!!!
What part of the country u from? I'm from South East ky been logging for 25 years we love your vids all most all the old loggers r gone in r area
Stevie Ray from KY Good ol Pennsyltucky! Thanx Logger!!👍🏻👍🏻
Love to watch a logger at work are you packin’ a390 keep the videos coming sir and have a great day
Nice 👍😊
Ol' man runnin'.
Nice looking wood
Awesome video! My boyfriend is a logger (SAWSLINGER) and we just subscribed 😁
sawslingersgirl Howdy Valerie, hope you’re doin well. Blessings
@@TheBeardedCarpenter hanging in there,having a bit of a rough go with this last treatment. Can't seem to recover this time , hoping things get better soon. Thanks for the letter btw !! Keep it on our dresser,meens alot ❤️
sawslingersgirl Still praying for you, girl. Blessings
Hi Ol'skool!!😀😀
How's it going buddy??
Nice pile of ash!!😀😀👍👍
Take care my friend!!
Logger Al
I never used wedges if I had a scooter to push on one
Good persuasion
Chainsaws cut better when the chain is pulling & not pushing, plus the chain rakers have been filed too far down, stroker sounded awesome tho!
love your videos some very nice Timber ! what state are you cutting In?
Cooper Ridge Outdoors Thank you! That’s Pennswoods right there!!👍🏻👍🏻
you've got good videos brother enjoy watching them I work 20 years by myself most of the time logging It only thing I ever done to my life for living
Where are you located , you do a nice job cutting
Keith Hughes h and h logging hughes that’s Pennswoods right there! Thanx buddy!!👍🏻👍🏻
I’m in mid state pa where are you located
Same here.
Nice logs! Do you use the same skidder all the time?
James McGilberry thanx bud! Yep, same skidder!!👍🏻👍🏻
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How is that old school logging?
Do you log for a company or r u independent? I love ur skidder my pap had a 230 D that we got but the water ran down the shifter while it sat for many years and froze the transmission and the forward reverser he passed away 10 years ago and it’s sat for 13 years. Only thing it’s got them god awfully big flotation tires on it and not the narrow ones
Wyatt Shorb Independent. 230 is a fine machine! They like to run!!👍🏻👍🏻
Hope all is well.
Huskies and detroits both scream loud but when you were felling that tree, I thought he ain't afraid to cut the rackers down! Where you had the gopro setup was curious, looking at that vine healed into the bark of that small tree in the window and had got so tight that it wasn't getting any bigger. I was amazed how it had held on over the growth of that tree. Not much left on that slope.
Looked like you got more to buck up at the end
I’ve noticed you almost always bore cut into the face cut and leave hinge on outside. I’ve seen that done on high value walnut and such to limit fiber pull. Are there other reasons to do it?
Nate B it has evolved into that. Every tree is different. 👍🏻👍🏻
Some of the old timers in my part of the world called that “match cutting”. I always figure the less time you spend walking around a tree the better. Enjoy watching, I’m too clumsy not to wear leggings though.
You cross them wedges when ya stacked them?
Caleb Willhelm that’s right!!👍🏻👍🏻
@@olskoolloggin9761 haven't seen that before. So they don't jump out?
@@olskoolloggin9761 lol hahaha
What size husky you running
Logger Beachtree 390
372 or 390 ? nice ash tree i believe! u seem ta have it goin good, jus shows dont hafta have it all ta be ol school lol
fire woodhawk 390
What kind of tree was the first one you pulled? Thanks for the videos.
Ghil Reese had some Poplar n’ Oak there!!👍🏻👍🏻
No hay necesidad de meter cuñas se apea con la cierra eso no se usa
I could have stump jumped that tree in half that time. You working way to hard.
Keith Smith Man! You Good! Where’s your video?
could have cut 5 trees in time you cut one HA , HA ,
Il serait filmé par une personne ça serait mieux
Dees limp wrist soft hand soy boys of today coudnt even tote da wedges .. much less crank da saw