Another fantastic video. I loved the fact that you let Josh handle the lead and act as “narrator.” He comes across well and the camera really loves him. Another thing I love about your videos is the time you take to explain things. When you and Josh are explaining about the ins and outs of using and sharpening the chain saws I feel I’m there with you listening to this accumulated wisdom. You also have an excellent editor in Jodi. She knows when to stay with the action and when to cut away and go to something else. The result is a very entertaining mix. I’ve seen other mulching videos and one would think that all one needs is a CTL or skid steer. They never break down, the operator can do everything alone. And the machine runs perfectly each and every time. Of course, as you well know, this is not the case in reality. The only people besides yourself who acknowledge that fact that it’s not a perfect world are V-Belt, Dirt Monkey, Chris over at Let’s Dig 18, and Dirt Perfect, although he has Kleeman around to break his equipment. 😂😂 Watching you change the hoses on the CTL was a nice little bit of “backstage” knowledge. On the personal level, it’s nice to see Micha get a little face time and I love the fact you are getting Josh more involved on the management side by taking him along to look over jobs. Keep up the good work. It’s only a matter of time before you hit the 100,000 mark in subscribers.
I absolutely love those couplers. By far the best kind I have ever used in my life. They make hooking up so much easier. No more cracking lines to bleed pressure and straining your guts out trying to hook up.
Great job boys,that looks really clean and tidy. You would never have guessed that there was a big old white oak standing there. Sometimes you just need a longer bar John!! Take care and be safe boys. All the best Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧🌲🌲
I can remember when I was young using a crosscut two man saw. that was only 60 years ago, I can also remember the first Chainsaw I owned from Sears a big Green one, it would kick back like a mule. Semper Fi.
John it seems like you are doing a constant balancing act of trying to keep the mulcher head just low enough. Could you add casters to keep at the head the right height so you could just use down pressure instead the balancing act.
John, how do you like the new fecon black hawk verses the older fecon? It could be just the video, but doesn't seem to stay spooled up as much as the older unit. Thanks so much for the videos really enjoy them!!
Well done men. Btw; it would be nice to have permanent supports/guides for the hoses to cut down on the movement. There appears to be plenty of room to make that happen.
Hay guys this video is dark and u cant see alot. But great video on what I could see. I could tell it was early morning time. So I understand. Thanks again and u can tell u all gotta of work. Hay by the way just out of curiosity what was the price rang of u new asv. It was only dark at the start. I'm not wanting the price just a close estimate and with out the head. Thank u guys.
Love how you do such a professional looking job. I do however wish that you would wear chaps when working with the chainsaw. If you had ever seen what a chainsaw can do to a leg, even with a quick touch, I don't think you would be so cavalier.
Twisting your file is old timer stuff. Files used too be straight cut now they have the twist integrated. Look at your files and you’ll see the twist in the cutting surface
That new hook-up you have looks pretty good but one thing that plate that they put on the back of it is way too close they should have put that on a hinge or removable so when you hook it up be a lot easier you can't even get a wrench in their properly I don't know I get somebody to look at that lot of work for nothing. 👍👍😀🍁
Them quick connects are a high flow version but still only 3/4" I had Harry brown send m a set kinda disappointed that they ain't 1" but only $400 bucks. The 1" set is around $1,300
The dullest chain you'll ever use is one fresh from the factory. It may be a regional thing, but I've never heard it called a gullet before. We call it a throat. I know the definition is literally the same... Just a matter of which word we use. 🤷🏻♀️
What brand chain do you use on your chainsaws? I use Oregon and they seem to work real good for me. Stihl chains are slightly better but not worth more than double the cost of Oregon! I tried a Forester Carbide toothed - what a piece of junk!
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The guys killing it no matter the weather or circumstances..This is a strong crew with a great work ethic.
Another fantastic video. I loved the fact that you let Josh handle the lead and act as “narrator.” He comes across well and the camera really loves him. Another thing I love about your videos is the time you take to explain things. When you and Josh are explaining about the ins and outs of using and sharpening the chain saws I feel I’m there with you listening to this accumulated wisdom. You also have an excellent editor in Jodi. She knows when to stay with the action and when to cut away and go to something else. The result is a very entertaining mix. I’ve seen other mulching videos and one would think that all one needs is a CTL or skid steer. They never break down, the operator can do everything alone. And the machine runs perfectly each and every time. Of course, as you well know, this is not the case in reality. The only people besides yourself who acknowledge that fact that it’s not a perfect world are V-Belt, Dirt Monkey, Chris over at Let’s Dig 18, and Dirt Perfect, although he has Kleeman around to break his equipment. 😂😂 Watching you change the hoses on the CTL was a nice little bit of “backstage” knowledge. On the personal level, it’s nice to see Micha get a little face time and I love the fact you are getting Josh more involved on the management side by taking him along to look over jobs. Keep up the good work. It’s only a matter of time before you hit the 100,000 mark in subscribers.
Another good one Guys !!!!
Big Ol oak is no match for the Upstate Crew! Awesome job! Upstate Brush Control Crew rides again!
I absolutely love those couplers. By far the best kind I have ever used in my life. They make hooking up so much easier. No more cracking lines to bleed pressure and straining your guts out trying to hook up.
Love watching you make it look easy blessings to you
Thanks so much!
Great to see Josh up front showing us around again 👏✔️
Way to go Josh!
Nice video, guys. Josh getting much more comfortable on camera now, I see. Well done, young man !
Good job Josh. You’ve got a great employer.
Thanks for the instructions on how to sharpen the chain on the saw . Great video .
Great job boys,that looks really clean and tidy. You would never have guessed that there was a big old white oak standing there.
Sometimes you just need a longer bar John!! Take care and be safe boys. All the best Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧🌲🌲
Excellent video well done top job top team awesome thanks y'all be safe out there
Those husky chainsaws are amazingly powerful!!! WOW!!!
We've been happy with them!
Well done Josh , you’re the man , great video . 🇬🇧👍👍
Can’t go wrong with a Husqvarna!!! Like the sugihara bar
I can remember when I was young using a crosscut two man saw. that was only 60 years ago, I can also remember the first Chainsaw I owned from Sears a big Green one, it would kick back like a mule. Semper Fi.
You guys have got to get a TV show,😁👍!!!!!!!
Enjoying your show
Enjoy your videos merry Christmas 🎄
I LOVE seeing stumps being chewed up. No matter to me if it is 20 minutes of video. Come on John. :)
Wow I’ve been watching the older vids and this cutter seems to be really cranking out the RPM AND WINDING UP FASTER
Have you tried the sthil 2 in 1 sharpener?
Ahhh, the sound of dueling chainsaws to accompany a delicious cup of coffee on a chilly southern morning. ☕️
John it seems like you are doing a constant balancing act of trying to keep the mulcher head just low enough. Could you add casters to keep at the head the right height so you could just use down pressure instead the balancing act.
Great video thanks guys
Chiptastic vidjo! :)
Why does somebody else’s line of work always look more fun!!
Aloha enjoying this hard workers🤙🏽🌺🤙🏽
..And so, John, do they make carbide teeth for the chainsaws or are they always steel? Just curious - thanks
Very educational
John, how do you like the new fecon black hawk verses the older fecon?
It could be just the video, but doesn't seem to stay spooled up as much as the older unit.
Thanks so much for the videos really enjoy them!!
Well done men.
Btw; it would be nice to have permanent supports/guides for the hoses to cut down on the movement. There appears to be plenty of room to make that happen.
Yall need a flat file to go with the round file. Cut the drag down and it will cut much better.
sounds like stall recovery is faster now.
Good job again and stay safe
Great work
What causes that staining in the middle of the white oak tree to make it worthless
go with larger quick connects, more flow? it get back up to speed faster?
Hay guys this video is dark and u cant see alot. But great video on what I could see. I could tell it was early morning time. So I understand. Thanks again and u can tell u all gotta of work. Hay by the way just out of curiosity what was the price rang of u new asv. It was only dark at the start. I'm not wanting the price just a close estimate and with out the head. Thank u guys.
Love how you do such a professional looking job. I do however wish that you would wear chaps when working with the chainsaw. If you had ever seen what a chainsaw can do to a leg, even with a quick touch, I don't think you would be so cavalier.
Your set up seems to run so nice that i just got you same set up ✌🏽👊🏽👍🏽
Looks like a square ground chain. So it does not hsve a round file gullet. So your training it with that round file.
I like how John's the only one with his visor down while sawing. Thought that was funny.
how do you mount your camera in your skid steer?
Twisting your file is old timer stuff. Files used too be straight cut now they have the twist integrated. Look at your files and you’ll see the twist in the cutting surface
Hi Josh dont forget to make vid when John's out of town this week 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🍺🍻👍👌
imagine OUR ancestors ... cutting BY hand all wood .. for building homes and so forth
It's a shame the white oak had to go, they are one of my favorite trees.
That new hook-up you have looks pretty good but one thing that plate that they put on the back of it is way too close they should have put that on a hinge or removable so when you hook it up be a lot easier you can't even get a wrench in their properly I don't know I get somebody to look at that lot of work for nothing.
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Hoo friends, I hope you have a sawmill at home to recuperate some nice wood for furnitures !
Well for whatever wasn't rotted. And they are probably taking it to a mill
@@vids2002 they mightnot be, because they explained there was metal in the wood. Maybe its only the bottom 4 feet they cant use
What is your opinion about Homelight chainsaws???
Light pressure on the last couple strokes
Them quick connects are a high flow version but still only 3/4" I had Harry brown send m a set kinda disappointed that they ain't 1" but only $400 bucks. The 1" set is around $1,300
The dullest chain you'll ever use is one fresh from the factory. It may be a regional thing, but I've never heard it called a gullet before. We call it a throat. I know the definition is literally the same... Just a matter of which word we use. 🤷🏻♀️
The blue indicates metal, good chance there was an eye bolt for a hammock, clothesline or old fence line.
What brand chain do you use on your chainsaws? I use Oregon and they seem to work real good for me. Stihl chains are slightly better but not worth more than double the cost of Oregon! I tried a Forester Carbide toothed - what a piece of junk!
I concur.
Get the gullet
I have never in my life filed one tooth that many times!
When you're filing out the gullet you need a lot strokes on heavier chains.
A bigger file for sharpening the chain will speed things up.
good lumber
you ever hit a rock with that fecon?
Can u use a dremmill on the chainsaw teeth
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So who owns Upstate?
Buy a stump Vice!
The walking dead would have been over in one programme if they had that 120!
I feel robbed I was waiting for the pair tree mulching...
Hopefully Santa will bring you a 3120xp for christmas with a 42" bar.
You might want to get several nuts for the power saw covers.
Yup, in the case are 6 nuts, just if that happens.
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Firewood or smoking chips for smokers
Fartilizer。。。。。。。。。。。。。
Blame it on your ‘man’ hands.