My First Black Cherry Removal! | With Shreiner Tree Care
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Jacob, even if you never see this it is worth saying. I and many like me first met Jed on your Eastside channel. It is 100% true and without any doubt that I knew of Jed and learned from him directly because of your efforts. Nothing can bring him back, but we knew him because of you and for that you deserve a sincere "Thank You".
Well said sir
This couldn't have been said any better.
Right on.
❤
Right on couldn’t have said it better man
I only met Jed through your channel, along with the montage video. I dug way deeper and found that this man was one of the best I’ve ever seen. He was kind and selfless, and all the other words you could put in this category. He was a good man. Rest In Peace Jed. Keep rippin firs up there.
We all love jedd he was a great guy will miss him
Jed’s spirit will live on through your kind thoughts and memories of him. Good job young man.
Jed was the coolest guy on the Tube..so sorry for the loss
What the loss of Jed brought home to me was how important the human connections are. You guys aren't just tree guys that I (we) watch on youtube , or whichever platform, you become our peeps over time. Even if you don't know us, we know you, and develop connections to you and your lives. Thanks Jacob. Oh, by the way, in today's Seattle times there was an ad for your former employer, and there was a picture of the crew with Jed big as life. They kept you in there for a time too.
Loved seeing videos with Jed I learned a lot from him I want learn to square file. Been praying for his family and you as well I know you miss him.Stay safe.
Gotta love cherry. The smell, very quick drying. Hopefully you saved a chunk to cook with. Great smoker wood!
Hopefully you saved the truck loads of chips for smoking/ grilling
Thanks to you too for introducing us to Jed. His fundraiser is nearly at the goal and I have seen more youtubers talk about him on their channels. Great response from everyone.
Thank you Jake, a lot of people wouldn't have got to see how awesome a person Jed was if it wasn't for you and Gordy.
Jed will be missed by all that knew him. Man that's one hell of a company! Love these climbing videos! Keep em coming! That black cherry would make some nice furniture.
You did a very noble thing to honor your friend. You’re a good guy. Glad you are back at things. This last year has been very tough with all the friends and family that have been lost. The best thing we can do to honor them is to try to do better in life and do good by others. I hope this year will be better for all of us.
I know it's too late, but I've been watching this channel for some time now. I really appreciated the dynamic of the personalities and ways these two guys interacted. The "inbred Jed" stuff just showed their deep affection and appreciation. Like a million other people, I too learned so much from them, and always really dug Jed's attitude and demeanor and humility. I don't know either guy, but I'm really bummed that a guy who's taught me so much in this field and given me confidence as a weekend warrior is gone in a flash.
It's really true, the good die young. Others seem to live forever. I'm sad, selfishly for myself but mostly for those close to him and his poor family. Gutted and teary-eyed. You get to thinking you kinda know people you watch all the time and who have an impact in your own life. :(
Be careful out there, Jake! Went and got alder wood yesterday and I've never respected the trees as much as I do now after being introduced to your channel. Jed will never be forgotten, as his teachings will continue to save many peoples lives. Legends never die.
Jacob
I only knew Jed from your videos he was un A brilliant man who didn’t mind sharing what he had learned along his journey. Thank you for showing the world the beautiful soul Jed was.
You are a great friend of Jed’s, doing the best thing you could do for his family, using your gift and platform to tell his story and help direct traffic to his family’s go fund me. When you are old and moved on to your great reward people will talk about Jed and the great work Jacob Rogers did.
God bless
Welcome back to PA. I climb for a large tree care company about 20mins from KOP. I appreciate all the time you put into making your videos. Ive learned alot from you. Got my ISA Cert after you put out those videos about why you think it has value. Really great content. Stay busy, Stay safe. Keep on rippin n chippin brother🤙
Just donated to Jed’s go fund me. I know no amount of money will ever help enough. But I know that his knowledge, wisdom, solid advice and positiveness will be with many forever👍 much respect J.
Oh, no! I didn’t know Jed passed. 😢 This makes me so sad. I never met him personally, just through you and your videos. He was an amazing man and I truly thought highly of him. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻😇
Jeds RUclips videos on chainsaw sharpening and felling trees taught me and got me into this world and now I own 8 chainsaws and 7 axes and love it thanks again Jed,
Welcome back young man. Your camera work is getting to be awesome. I'm not going to even talk about your climbing abilities. I'm in the Midwest (MI.) & we have lots of orchard type trees. Those logs would have had a high dollar value in my nieghborhood. I'm already missing your friend, but enough said. Let the healing commence. I think he would have wanted it that way. Later
28:30 sweeping with the plywood is genius skill level!
Lee is a master at the grapple chipper!
Thank you Jake for showing me you and Jeds life style it has influenced me to go to school in Massachusetts to try and be what you guys are.... Long live the memory of Jed RIP.... thanks for being you Jake 💯
OMG 😢😢😢😢 I’ve been out of touch…Jed. He will be missed - condolences to his family and to you.
I am stunned.
I run one of the new zigzags and they don't have the rope bump issue. I've also never used the chicane, I've heard it's only there because some guys were getting a slow slip through when srt but either my rope works well with it or I don't weigh enough to make it slip but for me personally I can bounce on it and not have it slip. (For legal reasons that is not advice or a recommendation) lol
Great job on your tribute video brother
RIP Jed! Well said Jacob!
That's serious tree work Shreiner looks top of the line.
Great video. As difficult and frustrating it must have been, dealing with the rough bark and tough wood, I bet it was also a lot of fun and exciting to conquer something new and different. Hope you enjoyed Penn and NY while you were out there. Need a good Christmas with Rogers video.
GAWD but I love watching you work!!! Your first cut and pick was absolutely perfect, no muss no fuss. I know that has as much to do with your crane operator, but it still takes remarkable skill and experience to do that so precisely and smoothly.
You are a joy to watch. Your skill and love of trade is evident in everything you do. Thank you for sharing with us.
Jacob, thank you for providing all of us with great content. One of the first things I do every day when I get on YT is look for a new video from you. It would be awesome to come work with you some time. Never forget that all things work together for good for those that love the Lord
I hope you are doing well……as long as you remember him he will always be with us all.
We are akl going to miss your drop ins on Jeb. He was a cool guy and I could always tell he was a positive influence on your love and that you loved him. Good to see your getting videos out again. Don't shoot moving Jacob. Love and prayers from Texas.
Just remember he was one of the family one of your family members I love watching the both of you guys cutting down trees it is teaching me a lot
Good to see the stem was put to use on a nice tree like that. I see so many good saw logs go into the chipper on removals.
Sweet video Jake! Cool seeing you working in some trees I’m used to. Those guys at Shreiner really know their stuff.
that was so neat with how fast you got the cherry tree down, that will make some nice lumber!
stay safe
Awesome yard. Just looks sorted. Cheers
Jed’s integrity and intelligence definitely came through in your videos. A great person, for sure.
Also, 0.030 rakers work great for cherry. Cuts quickly, but doesn’t grab and kick.
Stay safe.
That's a big cherry, very rarely do I come across those that big in NE PA.
Thanks Jacob! I didn't start square filing because of Jed, but I definitely got a lot better at it because of Jed!
The newer zig zags have two places to clip in the carabiner. Use the outside one if you don’t have a spliced eye. I keep mine on a separate rope so I don’t have to mess around with threading it.
I love these videos. I work in forestry/wildland firefighting, and I can see myself moving over to arborist work after I get my fire fix. Keep up the good work!
Man what a beautiful tree. Nice job. I would love to have that main stump. Excellent job Jake and guys.
Hey Jacob.. Fellow tree guy here, ground guy of course 🫣 with aspirations of climbing! I recently received my “Guilty of Treeson” sticker & immediately slapped it on my Kask! Just wanted to thank you for what you do! Thank you for introducing me to the latest & greatest, Jed! You ever want to come & have some fun in Michigan, it would be an honor to have ya!
Jacob, welcome back to Pennsylvania! Cherry smells wonderful when we burn it. I have two Pin Cherry trees in my front yard, very similar to this tree. Sorry again for your loss of a dear friend. Be safe buddy.
Lmfaoo that was insane, guy hooked himself to the crane n loaded himself into the tree🤣 that’s a first for me🤣 good shit man
Great video jake good to see you posting I look forward to all your new uploads the keep me going
Enjoyed the video, Jacob. Nice job rigging for the picks. I swear by the ZigZag. I find it to be the most versitile when it comes to ropes and conditions. It's a "Smooth Operator". I use a bowline to tie back to the ZZ.....keeps the knot away from the ZZ chain avoiding possible scary releases and resulting drops. Like the different camera angles....adds to the viewing pleasure....nice.
Love you guys!! Blessings from an ol bmxer turned builder in NH
Beautiful intro about Jed! Great video Jacob!!
Though I'll never be able to do what you do.
But I always enjoy the commentary and the chatter back and forth with the crew...keeps you (us) informed on what's going on.
I have a cherry wood mallet that I occasionally use for straightening hot steel when I'm blacksmithing and when it burns it just smells like caramelized sugar. It's delicious.
Rest in peace Jed, Jacob be safe. Life is to be lived, chase your dreams well you can.
The first time I cut cherry wood I was amazed at just how much the wood smells like literal cherry fruit. The first large tree I fell was a sickly black cherry. Where I live we have a lot of cherry but most of the trees don't bear fruit, if they do it's bitter pea sized cherries. Still my favorite tree, they're just beautiful trees. And great firewood, apparently also great for smoking meats.
Who could forget the square filing video? Seems like a great companion to be with! I have an Eastern White and an arborvitae side by each, as a test, and they are in my yard different. First saw arborvitae in the Columbia Gorge where the owner had three sides of his home surrounded by them, as a wind break and wanted to duplicate in extreme northern New York. Eastern White is fluffier at the base. Doesn’t have the small full structure of arborvitae. My house, my weather.
Jed ...RIP
Jacob, it is so hard to lose someone we that is your friend and you support his family; is kudos to you and Jed.
Chipping up some awesome firewood...
This was another absolutely outstanding video by you!!
Jacob welcome to PA that's where im from Joined your channel a few weeks ago And again condolences for your friend
Fireman 🔥🔥🔥
Two things Jacob condolences to Jed’s family and you for his loss it is always hard to handle the loss of a friend and loved one. Do you ever sell some of the timber you cut down to craftsmen & women like wood turners furniture makers and raw timber cabinet makers because the black cherry is a beautiful timber finished and polished , once again condolences from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺
I enjoy watching you in the east coast cause that’s were I am I like seeing someone from out wests view on the trees we do l cause ofcourse we ol say the wood bigger out there so it’s gotta be harder to do. See I feel different cause a lot of the the wood out west is one main stem were wood on east coast has large broad canopy’s.
Your and Jeds felling video taught me how to cut down my first tree.
Shreiner certainly is an impressive company so I can see why you wanted to go back. Great video as always.
Shreiner can only make money in KOP..tons of money and tons of huge trees in that area
Greetings from the BIG SKY. Nice job. I'm glad it smelled good.
You are a good friend....nobody expects you to answer every message. Man, that beard is pretty short!!! Mike is the man!!! The chip-man!! Love the video!!
Like the nano. Looks smoother
Couple of weeks ago I thought to myself, that I want to see more of that Jed guy. I am planning to take down a tree in my garden soon an thought about the video of Jed where he explains the different cuts. Really interesting and he had some very good ways to explain things. I was happy at first seeing you uploaded a video about him. "Yes! ..wait WHAT! NO!". Stay safe Jacob. Double check, and then check once more!
In the video about the different ways to fell a tree Jed was wearing a green flannel shirt. I have that very same flannel. It’s my favorite.
I subbed a few days ago after hearing about Jed. God's Blessings to you Brother!
Welcome to PA. aka Penns Woods, land of folk lores and traditions like Groundhog Day and Fastnacht Day.
That water coming out may have tasted like Black Cherry Soda.
Black Cherry is a softer wood compared to our chain dulling Black Locust, the gold of BTU for us who enjoy heating with wood.
thank you for introducing us to Jed.
Jake, crap man, i didn't know. Just watched your tribute vid - very moving. Got to know hon a bit thru your vids. He was one of a kind. As you said, you can be as careful as you can be, then something unforeseen happens & that's it. Stay as safe as you can be in this hazardous line of work. Black Cherry Forever, lol
So happy to see that cherry being hauled out to presumably be repurposed to live on 👍🏼
Hardwood, gotta love it. Nice job all!
I'm loving the new narrow keft chains.
I'm running narrow kerf 325, 20", on 50cc saws and it definitely makes it cut more like a bigger saw.
I wish someone would do something thinner kerf than standard 3/8s for 60-70cc saws for 24" bars. Talk about demolishing some wood.
Man that shovel cam tho…that’s a hard working dude much respect to the shovel lol
That log truck loading guy is the best ive seen. Ever.
He's thinking 2 steps ahead of the guy who thinks 2 steps ahead
The go pro on the wedge was awesome
Check out Courant ropes, they have a splice you can feed through the ZigZag. You just need a little piece of throwline to pull it through. Just have to be careful not to accidentally pull it out when climbing.
Keep up the excellent work, greetz from Germany 💪🏽
Them spotted lantern flys are tough but at least you can see em comin in the dark…
Good video brother. Sry for your loss
Right on Jacob!
Everytime I watch one of your videos I always find myself wanting the video not to end because I always find myself seeing something hearing something and learning something
Great job here in Pa we have black cherry everywhere thats what i mainly burn in winter
Here in central California the power lines are either in the back yard over head or under ground
That is some outfit back there. Great video.
nice touch blocking the exhaust on the chipper, i once saw a guy melt vinyl siding on a house with an excavator that was too close...
Great job.
What teamwork.
Stay safe
You'd love magnolia and pecan wood chips. Hickory smells great. Cedar is another favorite. Great job. Was wondering about that nano. Safety chains are not happy with the hardwoods. Black Ash trees are ridiculous. Saw just looks like it's blowing dust
the chipper grapple as a broom was hilarious and yet quite effective.
Beautiful job guys I’m from indiana owner of paradise tree service I learn a lot from you God bless you
Could listen to you all day talk about Jed. Thanks Jacob for everything.
Hi guys I am an arborist in Canada I also use the zig, zag all the time love it
Jacob you and Jed taught me how to make cutts I have that video saved on my favorites just in case I need to go back and relearn. Sorry you lost a friend. Rest in peace jed
I've got your Speedcut Nano kit on my 194T and cut cherry and oak almost exclusively, it really eats through the wood. 10/10
WELL DONE JAKE!
Cherry is so beautiful, and the smell is amazing .. and I love it for firewood. It hurt me to watch the chipper eat all that lol
This was a great video, Jake!
Im thinkin the 261 a hawk. 400 or 462 eagle. Worked 880 tunderbird. Great vid thanx'
So sorry to hear about jed, Jacob, he was a legend