Big Blue Chinese Holzfforma Chainsaw...PTO Wood Chippers and More!! Farm Logging!
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2019
- Big Blue Chinese Chainsaw...PTO Wood Chippers and More!! Farm Logging! Today we'll have some fun cleaning up some huge Red Oak trees...we'll work with several chainsaws...wood chippers and the LogOX forestry multi tool! It's a good time on the farm!
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Josh you might want to add at least 6” for trim. Some saw mills even requires 10” for trim. But I would say 6”should be fine. Hey you’re doing a great job. Also some plastic wedges work great. Mrs Stoney Ridge farm is doing great as well. Thanks for the video. We really enjoy them. 👍👍👍❤️
I saw that comparison video with the 066. What threw me off was that you said in that video that the 066 and ms660 were $2000 saws. That caught me off guard because I bought my 661 with a 36" bar for $1350. It would be cool to see your saw running next to the ms661
Great video Josh, it was awesome that Mrs. Stoney helped! Love your videos Josh, your farm is really beautiful, keep up the good work!
Nice.😆 been climbing trees chainsawing for 19 years.... I love!!!! Fun😆💪💪😂👍👍👍 Go hard
I love all of the Ohio references in your videos. Meyer's Hatchery, Ventrac, and Keim Lumber!
Keim Lumber!! I have been there many times, spent a day and a several hundred bucks there.
I have two PhDs in chainsawing, have been running saws for 112 years, and I approve of this video.
LMAO!!
I'm going to go out on limb here , ' before you cut it off ' and guess you didn't do well in math in school.... : )
mytmouse57 ...haha...love it :)
And from which University were they obtained? University of Hard knocks??
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To help with pinching your bar if you'll pound in a plastic wedge on top it'll help keep the kerf open. You usually add 6 inches extra on a saw log. 16'6" etc. If your cutting for yourself it's not a big deal though. I have a mill that I mostly cut for myself and family. Sometimes I might cut a 4 footer if it's a nice piece.
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Interesting use for the woodchips. Seems like a solid plan!
I have a good friend with a cider orchard who uses the hardwood chip for the rings around his trees. Great compost for adding fertility and helps control the weeds.
Holds water in to! We do it for newly planted trees.
Have you even looked on “made in China”. So much cool stuff. Every thing from widgets to ships..
Your smiles reflect your love for your wife and your love for your lifestyle.
So just some info for you, been watching you for some time now love your show, learned how to raise chickens from you guys. But when cutting logs to prevent getting your bar pinched smack a wedge in the top. Also I noticed you where running your saw with a lose chain near the end, you want to keep that chain tight, failure to do so will flare the grooves the chain rides out over time preventing you to cut. Theres a screw to adjust the tightness of the bar. If you got any questions on cutting trees let me know be glad to help out. Thanks!
Please do a video on the sawmill I'm curious keep up the great work Love all your videos 👍🤠
If you're curious about milling, I have a channel where I mill on an LT35
wedges are a big help when sawing felled trees,they help you keep your saw free from getting pinched
Tool tip to extend the life of your saw. Just like on the diesel let your small engine 2 strokes warm up like these saws, weed eaters,leaf blowers etc etc. (You may have off camera but figured I'd say this just in case) but I was bad about this my self. Spoke with an old mechanic and he said this is a long term killer of these engines. You jump into the project cause your eager to get going and don't allow the engine to get to operating temp. As always great video I enjoyed it as usual. God bless brotha
2LateIWon/Organized Chaos I've been telling people this for years and years and everybody looks at me like I'm crazy
The absolute best chainsaw is one that has been taken care of and is dependable
Thank you for teaching her and everyone the procedures of starting a tractor and safety. My friend in the old days when we used draft horse for logging, had a chain saw kick back on him, of which it hit him in the face. he rapped the ranis around him and told the draft horses to take him home. A hundred and so stitches later he still wears the scars of that day.
I like using a pole saw to cut the limbs off a fallen tree. Keeps you out of the brush and less likely to trip over cut limbs. Plus less movement overall. Nice work.
I remember when you got that one in the mail and was in so many pieces. Awesome to see working
Remember that the new chain is stretching during use. Keep an eye on it and adjust as needed. That is a big bar!
Thanks Stoney Ridge farmer really enjoy watching your videos I've been doing youtubing for about 8 months now and your videos are very helpful it gives me ideas on things that I can do one thing I really enjoy most about your video and all your videos is is that I've seen how far that your farm has come and how passionate you are about preserving the land again keep them coming Stoney Ridge farmer
OUT DOORS WITH TIM. Stay safe!!
Thanks for the great video!
Love the videos buddy, keep up the great hard work
I've been servicing chainsaws for almost 60 years. It's been interesting.
Awesome Mrs Stoney Ridge!! You go girl!! I use my Black&Decker chainsaw (battery operated) on my boyfriend’s farm. He likes Stihl, has 2. I don’t trust myself with a “real” chainsaw. I love using my Black&Decker! Plus I love making firewood for 🔥!! Glad to finally meet Mrs Stoney Ridge!
My son is a Paramedic/Firefighter and yes tractor rollovers are one of the most seriousness. We live in Ohio, a lot of farming country, Amish too...
The more she knows about the Farm the Better !! Never know when you could be Down and need her fine hand for Help... Thank You Sir...
The best part about your videos is you always show the boo boos! You don’t edit them out like some of the other videos I’ve watched! Well done!
I have a blue china chainsaw I purchased from Home Depot. Came with two sizes of bars and chains. Runs like a rabid beaver.
I agree with Stoney. My neighbor has a sawmill. I routinely go down and get a couple of scoops of his saw dust pile. Take it back to my house and spread it on the yard. In new areas I use A-Tiller-The-Hun to till sawdust into the soil.
Works wonders on soul.
Good cutting safety info too Stoney
Tilling sawdust or woodchips into the soil depletes the nitrogen. Better to just lay on the top and let plant roots and earthworms do the magic under the surface.
My grass says otherwise.
@@hyattfamilyfarmtractoradve6066 do you use any other fertilizer to boost nitrogen?
@@matthewtaylor2185 Nope.
I love your dig at the ppe/health and safety muppets out there 👍
"I'm a chainsaw scientist..." "I DON'T CARE!" LOL! That's the kind of stuff that brings me back!
Dwayne Madsen As soon as I heard that line I had to hit the like button!
Well I come across your video by mistake but I'm glad I did so I've subscribed. Most enjoyable looking forward to watching me. Kind regards from across the pond
awesome! you should see our visit to Tom Pemberton's farm...good time.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I already did. Tom's and his Dad are great people . And they have they have a great little farm . Regards to you all
Your farm looks like a golf course. Will pray for your continued success and good health.
Josh, Ive been DYING to get my wife out to help on the homestead up here in NH! Glad Mrs. Stony Ridge is out there riding it out with you haha who cares what the safety police say you are out there having fun! WOOOO! nice video Josh! That PTO chipper is awesome! Love to get a small one for my Kubota BX! Take care and God Bless!
Lovely vid thank you, great insight.
Good stuff, Josh. Thank you.
Hey Josh. I gotta say you have an awesome life there. Beautiful farm. In the closing shot when you were setting the log down with the tractor, a fish jumped in the pond behind you. Paradise brother. Cheers and God Bless. ~Mike and Ester~
Love your show, keep up the great work :D
Chain saws have come a long way. Back in the 1960's my maternal grandfather had a Mac chain saw for use around his lake place in northern Minnesota. What a noisy heavy thing that was. These modern saws are lighter and more powerful, and maybe a little quieter. They use less oil with the newer 50:1 gas oil mix ratios. Josh, that closing musical theme was quite nice. That will give something to think about on my way to church this morning. My choir is off for the summer. Carry on!
Enjoy your videos, keep up the good work, be damned careful & have fun!
It IS hot out there!!! because Mrs Stoney Ridge is out with that smokin" smile!!!!! Love to see her in the videos!!!
PS--- she needs some eye/head/hearing protection too!!!! (and safety lessons,, no matter how frequent,,, are Never redundant!!!)
Thanks! Your a likable guy and a good teacher.
nice watch, Seiko 007??? have the same model but with a stainless band. Nice video.
Yes, it is! Great watch...getting one for dad this christmas
Sorry Mrs. Stoney Ridge had to work so hard one day and then go to work the next day. Very interesting information in the video. Big saws are heavy saws. Thanks for sharing.
we both work very hard every day....but we enjoy it very much...all about the ride...enjoying life and hard work
Keep up the great work thanks for the content
A little tip, on your regular gas can spouts those little two stroke oil cans make great caps
I think your right I am the same way as long as it works good it don't matter what the brand is.
@Niki Wu I am sorry I have not replied to the comments but my internet and phone line is down. I have to come to town and use the free wifi. Yes I like the chain saw and wish I had one that size.
Hard work 😓 Josh. Can’t wait to see the sawmill in operation. 👍🏻
Dat B a Big booger of a Tree 🌳 Plastic wedges R a Great Help.
*Hat Tip : let engine Warm Up.... before full throttle cuttin. *Buckin Billy Ray
Now the holzaforma and the stihl chainsaws are my favorite brands of chainsaws but I love you guys nice job
You guys are blessed thank you for the videos
Just ordered a couple of your “Stupid Should Hurt” shirts. Love these.
Haven’t seen the big blue saw for awhile, would love to get an update on what you think after a year.
I agree Do you still have that saw?
awesome informative vlog josh thx
Why do you suppose loggers buck logs 6 inches longer than finish lenght?
8'6", 12'6" and so on.
You need to use Anchorseal or similar end grain sealant on your saw logs.
Left bare they will end check badly, especially since you only cut 3" extra, you won't get full length boards.
Use regular laytex paint if you can't get log sealant quickly.
Logs should be sealed the day they are cut in hot weather.
Phil.Paula Stocks we cut them long for what’s called trim if the buck isn’t exactly 90 degrees and the mill usually will sell boards a inch longer 12’ 1”
That's the "fat" that gets cut off when boards are cut
This is like the 7th time I watched this video it’s awesome
Words of the video “ put her in front of the camera and she’ll give you a show “ lol. Sounds like my wife. Good to see couples having fun in life. God bless.
Morning Josh. Hey the next time you make a special trip to Meyers, hit me up. I have a big ole set of tongs for dragging logs. To heavy to ship! I don’t use em anymore but I’m sure you could use them on the farm. Peace
Great video! Get some railroad ties or something at some point to stack your timbers on. Keeps them dry, out of muck, good for the saw blades and the lumber.
Love your videos! Greetings from Norway :)
great video, thanks for sharing. i learned alot from you. the g660 is a boss
Hahaha Man im glad i found your channel tonight great videos
Welcome to the channel brotha!
My tip is cut in the wood slowly, dont rush it or force it in the wood.
My Uncle hitting the kill switch on our tractor saved my Dads life when I was 5. It was a corn picker that had his hand lost his finger would have pulled him in without stop. Keep up the safety training.
You know what chainsaw I like best? The one that starts when I pull the cord and has a bar that’s going to fit the work and cuts wood.
So good to see you’re wife in the 🎥
Good to see you are big on safety. I almost died twice in one day when i cut down a big oak and it fell on a 12 inch pine tree and a 4 inch cedar the pine and cedar were bent like twigs and when the pine snapped even though i was already running away when it did it still sprung out and hit me in the back while i was running, thankfully it launched me far enough that i wasnt under it when it hit the ground. The cedar snapped as soon as my bar touched it but it snapped past my bar for some reason and all of the energy in that tree went right into throwing my chainsaw at me, idk how far it threw me but my saw litterally bounced off my chest and i still had ahold of it so it slung out of my hand and flew a good 15 feet. thank god when it hit me the chain wasnt moving and it didnt hit my face, but it still left a purple line down my chest and cut my jacket a little bit and it still hurt like somebody catapulted a cinder block at me. Never touch a tree like that its not worth your life.
Enjoy the video, I could only imagine the work involved in using a wood chipper for the first time.
I use whatever chain saw I can find when I need one.
It’s about time you let little miss stony ridge help some more 😊😊😊
she helps alot...just doesn't like to be on video
When I saw the gas can I knew I had to get one for my farm!. You and your wife make an awesome team you guys have so much fun on the farm. Thank you for sharing your very busy day with us.
I really appreciate your videos. You are a very entertaining and informative guy. I can tell you are a hard working guy. As a fellow North Carolinian, I wanted to let you know that this video is what convinced me to subscribe. Thank you!!
have to say josh was nice to see Mrs Stoney Ridge start a chainsaw properly she is about the first person on youtube who did it right good on her
Great video!!!!!
Whatever is done is carry a big coffee again about half-full bar Oil and about every second or third cut just dip the tip in the cayenne and rotate the chain a couple of Rotations. There is my tip for today thanks for all the great RUclips content
Why don’t more people proof read their message before submitting?
I always overflow or spill my bar oil too. Then I got an Echo saw that is my new favorite saw, but the handle is really close to the bar oil fill hole. So I got a clear ketchup bottle and filled it with oil, then squirt it into the saw. Words can't explain how awesome it works, plus it is small enough to be handy to transport, yet, it fills my saw twice. I take the saw full, then I have two refills. After that I need an excuse to head back anyway!
Great time..love the Vlog..woo hoo
I have only watched two of your videos so far and I am hooked!
Love you guys such fun watching your channel
Love the channel
Not to take away from big blue, the rancher 460 could have done all that with ease. Combi-can seems cool; however, sticking that Husqvarna spout in a stihl saw just don't seem right... haha... have fun, stay safe...
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Keep some wedges with you for when your saw gets stuck. Pop them in and you can free your saw.
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It’s so awesome to see the both of you taking pride in where you live and working together outdoors. Small point for the Mrs. is to put a foot in the handle when she gives the cord a pull. If it gives and kickback the saw will stay put safely on the ground. Keep up the good work!!!
That's a good duo right there.
A $5.00 plastic bucking wedge is all you needed on that big log to stop the saw from pinching.
send one out and I'll use it...but I'm not so sure you can predict every log
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer It's not a prediction, it's technique.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer It widens the cut so the saw blade is freed. Keep an eye on the gap at the top, and whack in the wedge when you see the gap narrowing.
Sure the wedge works. When your cutting a log on the ground using a wedge I would be careful not to cut all the way through and risk cutting the ground. That’s a big bar with lots of teeth to sharpen. Best bet would be to cut 3/4 through then roll the log with your cant hook or peavey and cut the rest.
I buck logs for a living, no need for a wedge, just learn to read the log. Buck down, pull back half way and continue down, bore through and finish cutting down. Now you have a piece holding in the middle, just finish the cut either from the top down or bottom up depending on which way the log wants to pinch.
Josh ...I like that shirt your wearing .. I too would look good in that lol 👍
I love running a chainsaw but almost all my trees are COVERED with poison oak lol i usually end up with the nice itchy scratchys lol
massive job!
Great video , great saws and wow massive oaks . I've sawed with my stihl and old Homelite quiet a bit .. . I know a little trick about my stihl ms 290 farm boss is that on the bar side there is a indentation line on the plastic ... This is an eyeballed measuring point to the tip of your bar ... So depending on bar length once you start a cut set the saw parallel with the tree with the line on the end, then pivot on the saw tip and do your cut . You have now made a perfect 16,18,20 and so ... Speeds things up ... 👍🏻🇨🇦. They didn't cheap out on the size of them dogs on that China saw either !!!
That crotch wood would make some nice heirloom furniture for the new house, or even cover your cost with change left over.
When you're cutting and could possibly pinch your bar, you can either put a small stick in the cut or even a wedge. This keeps it from closing up and pinching the saw. Hope this helps bud.
Try sticking a wedge in the top when you get down close to the bottom
🤙🏻🤙🏻! Thanks for sharing! Josh!
Way to go ms Stoneyridge did awsome starting that chainsaw for first time .. if ya hadn’t said anything woulda thought she’d done it before lol
Chainsaw work in the summer time is hard work, but I honestly feel that the sweat you make doing it seems to give you a feeling of clean that no other exercise quite can match. (after you take a shower, of course). Next time you are at a store with chainsaw stuff, pick you up a couple of the plastic felling wedges, maybe 2 of the small ones and 2 of the big ones. When a log rolls on you like that or pinches down on a blade, take and drive a wedge in the top of the cut where the log looks like it is closing up the most, for a log that rolls you may need to use 2 wedges- one on each side at the top. Drive them in with a hammer or back of a hatchet until the kerf of the log becomes just a bit wider than the chainsaw blade and it will loosen the saw right up. I have hurt myself enough times trying to roll them over to get a blade out to have learned this trick works a bit better.
Thanks for the videos, have a good one.
Thinking the same thing about the wedges watching him use the timberjack to get the bar out of the bind. A half dozen wedges are really useful to keep with the saw, especially when bucking or felling bigger trees.
Great video and Thanks for sharing and we bought a Jon Cutter 5800 it's made by Holzfforma. I got say it's a great saw for the low price of 160$ with bar off and chain from Amazon and Hultz website it's cheaper 135$ this saw can run with our Echo 590 Timber Wolf it has almost the same power also.
Love th log ox!
Those guys are hard working people at log ox...great family operation
cheers to you happy thanksgiving
It's all fun and games till someone puts their eye out.
Your chainsaws are fun to buit things on farm. Stoney ridge farmer you are lots fun that nice.
It's $477 on Amazon now with the 36" bar.
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