Excellent felling with no splitting. Those walnuts are so valuable and yet grow like weeds around me. I have several that were tiny little shoots and a year later they’re 8’ tall. Squirrels keep burying the nuts everywhere.
John Deere is totally comfortable with screwing the life out of every customer who walks in. Even getting warranty things fixed they still find a way to make it as expensive for the customer as possible!
Been in the wood for over 40 years in up-state New York and do cut quite a bid of high end Black Walnut, hinges properly set up with boring the heart out would stop the tree from coming back off the stump and certainly would lend much more control to the tree
@@HunterCranfield-qn2rt absolutely I understand that do often use that same method on oak and walnut I feel the need to. Other than that I just find the jump cut to be fast for me!
@@brockbyrd7463, be careful. I've buried 2 friends from jump cutting and cut for a man that had a complete artificial pelvis after being pinned to another tree.
First thing I thought when I seen that electrical wire chewed up like that since you can't change the location I thought I would wrap it in chicken wire just put some wire clamps on either end. Let the chicken wire take the beating. Maybe even wrap it several times so it's hard to get through the mesh to the rubber underneath
I don't know if you have or have not but if you get that suspension upgrade from West Coast Saw it'll probably help you with the flatter stumps that thing is just so flimsy mounted you can pull the bar off its track pretty easily
@@jbshascommon4687 on high dollar trees I never try to force them to go anywhere unless I have to. So I normally just jump cut them. I cut as low to the ground as I possibly can, so can’t take a wedge from the bottom. And i don’t like the way the butt looks when you take one from it. But we do cut wedges much more than what is shown in the videos.
Have you no training what so ever? You are putting yourselves and everyone who watches you in danger. You were plain lucky no skill or education. What is your mission statement Don’t let fear and common sense stand in your way. My God
@@kevinvisavati2932 I’ve cut 200,000 bft of timber for 4 years in a row now, been around this stuff since I could walk. I checked out your channel Kevin, you keep playing with lumber and I’ll keep supplying it.
@@kevinvisavati2932 also I’m assuming you mean by how close I stay by the stump possibly. Cutter common sense 101, look up, examine the situation before you begin your cut. Your safer 15ft away from the stump than you are 50.
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Nice video and good job guys. Great looking walnut
Nice Timber.
Nice Operation.
That was a nice big Nut Tree feels good to cut em.
And yes I agree your skidder sounds beautiful could watch it crawl all day.
Thanks for sharing your work day, some really nice trees for sure! That SKIDDER sounding good 💪! Keep up the great work! 👋
Great to have you back! Would like to see more skidder videos, that thing sounds awesome.
Excellent felling with no splitting. Those walnuts are so valuable and yet grow like weeds around me. I have several that were tiny little shoots and a year later they’re 8’ tall. Squirrels keep burying the nuts everywhere.
@@TheMonkdad thanks for the positivity!
Great looking trees there bud 👌🏼👌🏼🤘🏼
Thanks 👍
Nice looking wood
Any skidder man has to appreciate ur low stumps good job
Makes beautiful furniture...
John Deere is totally comfortable with screwing the life out of every customer who walks in. Even getting warranty things fixed they still find a way to make it as expensive for the customer as possible!
@@DilynHorton agreed then our local cat dealer is almost useless they never have what I need and normally order the wrong parts.
Been in the wood for over 40 years in up-state New York and do cut quite a bid of high end Black Walnut, hinges properly set up with boring the heart out would stop the tree from coming back off the stump and certainly would lend much more control to the tree
@@HunterCranfield-qn2rt absolutely I understand that do often use that same method on oak and walnut I feel the need to. Other than that I just find the jump cut to be fast for me!
@@brockbyrd7463, be careful. I've buried 2 friends from jump cutting and cut for a man that had a complete artificial pelvis after being pinned to another tree.
That first stick looked grade A!
First thing I thought when I seen that electrical wire chewed up like that since you can't change the location I thought I would wrap it in chicken wire just put some wire clamps on either end. Let the chicken wire take the beating. Maybe even wrap it several times so it's hard to get through the mesh to the rubber underneath
I don't know if you have or have not but if you get that suspension upgrade from West Coast Saw it'll probably help you with the flatter stumps that thing is just so flimsy mounted you can pull the bar off its track pretty easily
@@Mightycaptain I’ll look into it thanks!
Question why no wedge cut?? Great vid nice and mellow!!
@@jbshascommon4687 we was trying to rush around and forget them in the truck was all! Thanks for comment!
@@brockbyrd7463 i dont think you understood my question. I was asking why he didnt CUT a wedge !! not use one. Thanks in advance j
@@jbshascommon4687 on high dollar trees I never try to force them to go anywhere unless I have to. So I normally just jump cut them. I cut as low to the ground as I possibly can, so can’t take a wedge from the bottom. And i don’t like the way the butt looks when you take one from it. But we do cut wedges much more than what is shown in the videos.
@@brockbyrd7463 Thank you for the reply that really makes sense!! Good luck be safe and above all have fun!!
Plenty Machinery,Stens were well straight
Had to bring out the 500i
That is the worse way to route that disconnect wire. Then to charge that much for it then wonder why nobody buys there parts.
What part of the United States is this at?
@@2009waterfall1 Kansas the sunflower state
2nd flattest stump on the internet!
Have you no training what so ever?
You are putting yourselves and everyone who watches you in danger. You were plain lucky no skill or education. What is your mission statement Don’t let fear and common sense stand in your way. My God
If you know you know!
@@kevinvisavati2932 I’ve cut 200,000 bft of timber for 4 years in a row now, been around this stuff since I could walk. I checked out your channel Kevin, you keep playing with lumber and I’ll keep supplying it.
@@kevinvisavati2932 also I’m assuming you mean by how close I stay by the stump possibly. Cutter common sense 101, look up, examine the situation before you begin your cut. Your safer 15ft away from the stump than you are 50.
Sir ur a complete idiot this man does a excellent job mind ur own business keep ur retarded ass under a rock so u stay safe