@dubhlochan and your poor at selecting video's to watch and share your unprofessinal opinion. Location is fine, like one branch moved on far tree..how he did it is fine, it was hollow and bar was shorter than trunk. To me that was a nice even cut. Go back to your desk job and polish your stapler again!
at 2:46 you cut it into big discs, what's the best way to break these down? Is there special chain for cutting logs in this direction as opposed to just making logs?
The largest AXE in the world is now for sale on Ebay, if you would like to see it, go to Ebay, and in the search box, type in: 130569369041, and get it while you can.
depending on who you learn from trees are cut differently i know forest service teaches the undercut frist and then the sloping cut while timber cutters normally go the other rout (now each person has their own way. You do not need large wedge to move a tree over (that tree had little or no lean) just enough to move the center of gravity. there Clearly was a notch cut out when the tree falls you can see it....on a side note I refer to the undercut and sloping cut combined as a notch
Ok first of all, it it not a notch....it is reffered to as an Undercut , the sloping cut and finally the back cut which releases the tree ..the idea of using large hard head wedges is to place them far enough apart as to prevent the tree from rocking on one wedge and tearing the holding wood premautuely while allowing the space to re insert the bar and cut out any heart wood to release the tree.. Cant believe what hack tree fallers pass as professional work. Maybe its time for my video.
SOOO many POSERS on YouTube this guy is a PRO probably has enough years exp. to b more than your age. You guys are kinda like telling a NW logger how to cut a tree. If you don't believe me check out his page on arboristssite
AWSOME JOB
Also Snelling give me a pm on how much it costs to port a 066 Ill send u a pm on arboristssite which ever message you read first.
hey big bore....you need to look up more to see what the top of the tree is telling you, and your wedges are waaaaay too small, you need a minimum 10 12 inch 5 single and 5 double taper hard head wedges and at least a 5 lb falling axe to drive the tree over.
Just trying to save a life thats all so dont be offended.
Noticed a lot chainsaw safety freaks here on youtube preaching away, obviously, like any power tool, they are dangerous and require proper use. Have been in Fire Rescue for nearly 10 years, only 1 call on a Chainsaw accident, minor injuries. Much MUCH more calls involving other power tools. Lots of Chainsaw users around here, chill out.
Crazy. He doesn't look up, no notch, badly decayed tree could have collapsed on him. In adequate PPE. He's lucky he wasn't at the scene of the accident.
i use to do that everyday...trust me put glasses on...and one other thing..when tree falling...i had one drive a branch in the ground so hard it brock there water line for sprinklers..sucked..
nice job but please, practice safety! I know too many young adults that look to Youtube before they go junk up firewood or cut down trees with their fathers. Please remember to wear safety glasses- you only have one set of eyes. Look up, not just once, but a couple times. Can tell you're experienced, awesome job, but please remember that you're setting an example too :)
Two things. One, he NEVER looks up! Danger comes from above, never turn your back on a tree. Second, look at his shirt and the the other trees....notice the wind. No big deal I suppose if there were no targets to hit near by.
I cut a tree down like this and it was a pain in the butt! it was hollow all the way to the top and exploded on impact! Took forever to cut it up since it was hollow and landed weird. he makes it look to easy! nice job
Great video --thanks! You did a fine job cutting down this huge tree. Unbelievable how truly rotten the interior of the tree was. Glad that you took it down!
City trees become hollow because large branches are lopped off and rot enters the tree through these wounds. This also can occur if roots are cut along one side for sidewalk repair or weak crotches that open and close in the wind. You can prevent rot from branch cutting by letting the cut dry until the wood shows cracks and then rubbing in wax or even spraypaint. Some people will tell you this doesn't work. It does IF you have a perfect seal applied over a dry, unrotted area.
Damn fine job. Hollow trees are dangerous creatures and he made it look simple. i venture to guess he's done that before. and that saw sounds awesome btw
First off I know nothing about lumberjacking, but I'm wondering how did he know that the tree was about to fall?? Did he feel it with the glove that was still in contact with the trunk? And how did he know which angle the tree would fall?
@sybrix you can hear it and feel it and see it and realy you just no it is going to fall.and he new wich way it was going to fall by the face cut or the nouch when you cut down a try you need to put a nuch it every tree you cut down
@jonesbrent85 first of all it's called a notch. second of all he used a notch. third and lastly this guys does some of the best porting work i have ever seen done to a chainsaw. watch your tone mister. and learn to spell correctly.
@joshuarugg i no my stuff bud.there is a reason i cut down tree foe a living evey day.and why do care about my spelling and dont call me mister goof.and if you have proplems pm me goof
@clodwolf He did a good job. I do this as a living, and for the most part use a 15" wedge to pound my other wedges with. Works really well. Keep a falling axe with the jugs just in case.....
@clodwolf Double up? The 15" double taper wedge is to beat with, 12 " K&H wedges to drive. Perfect combination. Hardheads are ok, but expensive and don't last as long. Trust me on that, son. Experience tells volumes.
shit,,, id put that big bastard in the back of my f150, take him home draggin the bumper and splitem up! mite have have a little stickin out the back though. ill put a red flag on the top branch.
Nice cut...Plastic wedges are easier on chains if you got kicked back on, and that twist was on purpose....that guy was pretty good i hate cutting hollows.
TRY AND WEAR SOME SAFETY GLASSES FRIEND...IF THAT CHAIN BREAKS OR A TOOTH FLYS OFF...MAYBE...WELL YOU KNOW WHAT IM TRYING TO SAY SO...YEAH TAKE CARE...GOOD JOB
nicely done. first big tree I cut was a 10 foot tall oak stump about three feet wide down to the ground with a similar sized saw I retented. I though it would be some easy cash. the blade wasnt very sharp so I thought I would sharpen it when I got there. 2 hrs later I got to the tree made my first cut and the blade was done so I go to my truck to get my sharpener it was gone WTF. I didnt make any money off that tree
plastic wedges are gay, you should use aloy, nice saw though i got a magnum 046, also you should show putting your scaff is aswell just so you show the whole process. nice work
@ford460v8 I was a timber faller on the coast of British Columbia for 20 years and didn't see anyone use alloy wedges... ever! I guess we're all gay..
@dylangagne Ported is referring to the engine. If it is a 2-cycle engine then channels the air flows through inside the cylinder are enlarged to allow less restrictive flow. If it is a 4-cycle engine then the intake and exhaust runners at the valves are enlarged to allow less restrictive air flow.
While anyone can try to "port" a head or cylinder, it's possible to restrict flow, shift power bands out of desirable range, and lower engine power if you remove material in the wrong places.
Rien a dire sur le taf BRAVO mais la massette pour les coins j avous que c est quand meme énorme (quoi que pas si con que ça surtout pour le dos ;) chapeau l artiste)
Stihl chainsaws are starting to suck in the last few years...I have 20 year old saws that hold up better than the new ones...Especially the gas caps..and now after the cap wears down the little ridge on the gas tank you got to replace the tank...Stihl you suck
@treejames64 i have also noticed the weakening caps. its funny they make a tool to take them off but the tool will easily strip out the middle of the cap. once i broke i busted a cap in two screwing it on by hand i couldn't believe it. they should make them out of aluminum or something
No the Orange wedges can convince the tree to go a way it wouldent normally go.. An inch or two at the bottom of the tree when you pound the wedge, will equal quite a bit of movement at the top of the tree. Nice work man,, and nice saw too.
Bet you feel pretty badass cutting down a tree huh? Nothing says I'm a man like cutting down a tree with a chainsaw!!! Major props! Your going places.
@aallppiinnee Great well thought out response. "Faggot". I like the assertion. Who posts a video of someone cutting down a tree on youtube. "Stihl 066 Ported Big Bore". That is just so badass huh? Makes your nuts tingle. I tell you what bro, huge ass chain saw are how you pick up chicks. I actually carry one around with me daily. I'll ream on a tree to show her my masculinity. Its pretty intense.
y would you not scaff this. with a scaff you have more direction in the fall and can control the fell with the hinge wood. you could also use the saw lines as your main direction of fall and you wouldnt need wedges. wedges are use only as i last option or on palm (or similar) where the tree fibres clamp and expand on your saw
When you're felling a tree, take the time and look UP! Learn how to use your gunner sights on your saw and get yourself a falling axe to pound your wedges. Learn how to make a proper face cut in your tree and leave some holding wood in your back cut. This will prevent your tree from twisting when it comes down. At least you've got chaps and a hard hat, more than most others on here.
the guy nos what he is doing,,, if u look the tree is hollow, which meens a ormal face cut wont do anything, also the tree was ment to twist to avoide damage to the surrounding trees
im just kinda curious why you woulnt have put a pull line in it or doubled your felling wedges or maybe even have moved your notch so you didnt destroy the other tree.
You do realize that your computer is made from plastic fabricated by a factory fueled by the petrochemical industry burning fossil fuels or worse, people gotta build houses, people gotta burn wood and build with it, on top of that the tree was rotten and a hazard...hellooooooo
Fascinating footage! Thanks for sharing! I knew a tree surgeon once who opened a BRANCH office. He would go out on a LIMB for all his patients. Sadly, he eventually had to give up his practice....turns out he couldn't stand the sight of SAP !!!
not bad. could've used a 20 inch bar, since it was hollow. why waste the money time and effort in porting a saw that spins at 13,000 r.p.m.s anyhow? plus, moving the notch over would've avoided contact with the existing tree. otherwise, pretty good stuff. very manly!
Nice Job Dude! ~~~ love doin that :)
Nortontree1 3 days ago
Comment removed
blixtkrig 4 days ago
This is really a commercial advertisement for "safety contact lenses". No more of those pesky goggles, face shields or glasses!
MrIHADANACCOUNT 1 week ago
I could use some Oak firewood!!
bing12345678901 2 weeks ago
Darn nice job!
Mosparx78 2 weeks ago
Bad ass man. Nice job.I would like to fell a tree that big some day
toyotacrawler88 4 weeks ago
I don't see much P.P.E
nedster01 1 month ago
sounds like a man saying "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"
NYtassu 2 months ago
No Timber 0_o
doughboy92113 2 months ago
i'm laughing at all the youtube pro lumberjacks in the comments
bmays002 2 months ago 6
@bmays002 Fuck off.
sk8tafrnk 1 month ago
Comment removed
dubhlochan 3 months ago
@dubhlochan yep
3xAmigosProductions 1 month ago
@dubhlochan and your poor at selecting video's to watch and share your unprofessinal opinion. Location is fine, like one branch moved on far tree..how he did it is fine, it was hollow and bar was shorter than trunk. To me that was a nice even cut. Go back to your desk job and polish your stapler again!
kev8338 1 month ago
Comment removed
dubhlochan 1 month ago
was the tree notched first before a back cut or are hollow trees cut in a different way?
goerizal 3 months ago
at 2:46 you cut it into big discs, what's the best way to break these down? Is there special chain for cutting logs in this direction as opposed to just making logs?
Diabolik771 3 months ago
beware of hollow trees - I can see why you made the cut high
cleveroonie 3 months ago 2
This has been flagged as spam show
The largest AXE in the world is now for sale on Ebay, if you would like to see it, go to Ebay, and in the search box, type in: 130569369041, and get it while you can.
moseseseseses 4 months ago
OMG the table tops that could have been cut out of that beast.
marshallvs80gmail 4 months ago
picture perfect---nice job.
19347265 5 months ago
bet you needed a brand new chain after that tree
ausomeangieeee 5 months ago 2
@ausomeangieeee not likely. Did you see some serious rock or metal impacts?
woodscritter 4 months ago
Someone some tree hugger watching this video is crying lol
Nice size tree, large tress like that sound just like thunder when they fall.
MrMooseheadbeer 5 months ago
"AHM ZUMIN EIN huhuhuhuhuhuhuh!" lmao
canubelieve 5 months ago 2
This has been flagged as spam show
Check my comments for information about the Pre-January 8th dvds of Inception.
jamestargetedindiv 5 months ago
Damn! Makes my Farm Boss look small.
hoosierhiver 6 months ago
@hoosierhiver a farm boss is small
REDNECKCABLETV 5 months ago
safety glasses!
shonuffisthemaster 6 months ago
depending on who you learn from trees are cut differently i know forest service teaches the undercut frist and then the sloping cut while timber cutters normally go the other rout (now each person has their own way. You do not need large wedge to move a tree over (that tree had little or no lean) just enough to move the center of gravity. there Clearly was a notch cut out when the tree falls you can see it....on a side note I refer to the undercut and sloping cut combined as a notch
LilBri417 6 months ago
Ok first of all, it it not a notch....it is reffered to as an Undercut , the sloping cut and finally the back cut which releases the tree ..the idea of using large hard head wedges is to place them far enough apart as to prevent the tree from rocking on one wedge and tearing the holding wood premautuely while allowing the space to re insert the bar and cut out any heart wood to release the tree.. Cant believe what hack tree fallers pass as professional work. Maybe its time for my video.
alwaysreadyrob 7 months ago
just because he has a big saw doesn't mean he knows what he is doing.
billaprod 7 months ago
why tree didint hit the house? fail is normal in america
oskaras77 7 months ago
SOOO many POSERS on YouTube this guy is a PRO probably has enough years exp. to b more than your age. You guys are kinda like telling a NW logger how to cut a tree. If you don't believe me check out his page on arboristssite
AWSOME JOB
Also Snelling give me a pm on how much it costs to port a 066 Ill send u a pm on arboristssite which ever message you read first.
mitch95100
Mitch95100 8 months ago
@Mitch95100 Then why in the world is he not wearing any eye protection. I pity the fool.
1d1hamby 7 months ago
TENHO UMA MAQUINA DESSA E MUITO POTENTE SER PRA TODO TIPO DE SERVIÇO....
oldionedesousa 8 months ago
hey big bore....you need to look up more to see what the top of the tree is telling you, and your wedges are waaaaay too small, you need a minimum 10 12 inch 5 single and 5 double taper hard head wedges and at least a 5 lb falling axe to drive the tree over.
Just trying to save a life thats all so dont be offended.
alwaysreadyrob 8 months ago
@alwaysreadyrob Guess he clearly didnt need bigger wedges! fool.
qothesa 8 months ago
@alwaysreadyrob Shut up, bozo.
tommclarty17 7 months ago
Given the rot in the tree, it looked to me like he knew what he was doing.
CmdrGendoIkari 8 months ago
Noticed a lot chainsaw safety freaks here on youtube preaching away, obviously, like any power tool, they are dangerous and require proper use. Have been in Fire Rescue for nearly 10 years, only 1 call on a Chainsaw accident, minor injuries. Much MUCH more calls involving other power tools. Lots of Chainsaw users around here, chill out.
ChuckaXr 8 months ago
Crazy. He doesn't look up, no notch, badly decayed tree could have collapsed on him. In adequate PPE. He's lucky he wasn't at the scene of the accident.
firefighterps2 8 months ago
amateur ,some city employee risking his life ,looks like the 1 st time he used that saw ,ur lucky shit didnt happen dude
zaphirine123 9 months ago
@zaphirine123 Agreed. Scary, no notch at all. Just cut and use wedges? wtf is this how NOT to fall a tree.
04suzuka 8 months ago
@04suzuka i've never seen anything like this, no notch???
topfintuna 8 months ago
@topfintuna Look at the video at 1:10. You can clearly see that he cut a notch and the piece is on the ground.
boopball 7 months ago
i use to do that everyday...trust me put glasses on...and one other thing..when tree falling...i had one drive a branch in the ground so hard it brock there water line for sprinklers..sucked..
onefugowie 9 months ago
Hahaha I'm zooming in...
akaheman72 9 months ago
FAKE!!!!
MrAustinpen 9 months ago
Just notch it, and fall it!
pennydogpoo1986 9 months ago
nice job but please, practice safety! I know too many young adults that look to Youtube before they go junk up firewood or cut down trees with their fathers. Please remember to wear safety glasses- you only have one set of eyes. Look up, not just once, but a couple times. Can tell you're experienced, awesome job, but please remember that you're setting an example too :)
kjdim 9 months ago 2
Two things. One, he NEVER looks up! Danger comes from above, never turn your back on a tree. Second, look at his shirt and the the other trees....notice the wind. No big deal I suppose if there were no targets to hit near by.
Duker2000 9 months ago 2
He didn't look up once.
Cobra50Jeep 10 months ago
Epic job, nice work. Beastly sounding and working saw, love stihl gear and love the sound :D
N4CR5 10 months ago
FAIL
88sggutierrez 10 months ago
i love it. short sleeves. no helmet in the end of the video. and DOESN"T even look up while on the back cut..
88sggutierrez 10 months ago
I cut a tree down like this and it was a pain in the butt! it was hollow all the way to the top and exploded on impact! Took forever to cut it up since it was hollow and landed weird. he makes it look to easy! nice job
thunderdog512 10 months ago
Great video --thanks! You did a fine job cutting down this huge tree. Unbelievable how truly rotten the interior of the tree was. Glad that you took it down!
geoffreylnelson 10 months ago
He made that tree his bitch.
Cade9522 10 months ago
firewood?
elibunyan1 10 months ago
Son of a Bitch tree. I hope it hurt. I hope it hurt real bad!!!
SpaceRogue80 10 months ago
Termites cut that tree down...
regorekrub 10 months ago
not bad dude !!
flobeul 11 months ago
geiles hämmerle da :D
und beinlängen sin sowas von unsicher erstrecht bei ner 066 die richtig dampf hat...
lol^^
holzr2010 11 months ago 2
City trees become hollow because large branches are lopped off and rot enters the tree through these wounds. This also can occur if roots are cut along one side for sidewalk repair or weak crotches that open and close in the wind. You can prevent rot from branch cutting by letting the cut dry until the wood shows cracks and then rubbing in wax or even spraypaint. Some people will tell you this doesn't work. It does IF you have a perfect seal applied over a dry, unrotted area.
transdrole 11 months ago
Damn fine job. Hollow trees are dangerous creatures and he made it look simple. i venture to guess he's done that before. and that saw sounds awesome btw
unstableinstoneycrk 11 months ago
im sorry i meant for that to be directed to that SYBRIX dude. ma bad :)
joshuarugg 11 months ago
Nice saw! Good work by you guys.
roninslam 11 months ago
RETARD!
romnsch13 11 months ago
@romnsch13 why do you say that what did he do wrong? look to me he did a nice job
jonesbrent85 11 months ago
First off I know nothing about lumberjacking, but I'm wondering how did he know that the tree was about to fall?? Did he feel it with the glove that was still in contact with the trunk? And how did he know which angle the tree would fall?
sybrix 11 months ago
@sybrix you can hear it and feel it and see it and realy you just no it is going to fall.and he new wich way it was going to fall by the face cut or the nouch when you cut down a try you need to put a nuch it every tree you cut down
jonesbrent85 11 months ago
@jonesbrent85 first of all it's called a notch. second of all he used a notch. third and lastly this guys does some of the best porting work i have ever seen done to a chainsaw. watch your tone mister. and learn to spell correctly.
joshuarugg 11 months ago
@joshuarugg i no my stuff bud.there is a reason i cut down tree foe a living evey day.and why do care about my spelling and dont call me mister goof.and if you have proplems pm me goof
jonesbrent85 11 months ago
@jonesbrent85 dos'nt it crack you up that people have nothing else to bitch about but spelling?we wre what we are!
davetileguy 10 months ago
nice hamer work @2:10
Iceyyyyyage 1 year ago
Nice fall, hollow trees suck
Getter0Done 1 year ago
Humans are really strong enough for that.
MrMoonjet 1 year ago
That saw goes baby !!!!
kimokanka 1 year ago
:-)
nifur1 1 year ago
Did I see it take a branch or two from a tree next to it?
boo7931 1 year ago
nice got to love rotted red oaks
tomtrees58 1 year ago
nice got to love them red oaks wen Thar hollow
tomtrees58 1 year ago
Very impressive piece of machinery. I just hope that there was a very good reason to fell such a kingly tree.
Take a look at my Favorite videos for some controversial opinions.
ReinhardVonSiegfried 1 year ago
I chop those with my rune hatchet, only takes seconds.
VLbadboyVL07 1 year ago
Ennek meg nem hajlik a dereka
Joc842 1 year ago
Ennek meg nem hajlik a dereka
Joc842 1 year ago
nice job on difficult dangerous tree !!!
53jkf 1 year ago
I'M A PLANTER
1prodan1 1 year ago
@1prodan1
hey you plant tulips? If so i might have some work for you
CantWeedThis 1 year ago
well done...could use some of this wood for my tiled stove...
manupee 1 year ago
y las gafas of de glasses
sananimals 1 year ago
Ahh bet that smells lovely!
nedster01 1 year ago
The fun lasts for about 7 seconds then your left with a full day of cleanup, being oak it will be a backbreaker. Nice video.
SpaceRogue80 1 year ago
I like the old 066 and the old 044 stihl the best! I am geating 044 soon tho
59718 1 year ago
WIDOW MAKER @ 2:10-2:24
joshuarugg 1 year ago
good fall but next time use an ax to pound your wedge
clodwolf 1 year ago
@clodwolf He did a good job. I do this as a living, and for the most part use a 15" wedge to pound my other wedges with. Works really well. Keep a falling axe with the jugs just in case.....
stumpybeaver666 1 year ago
@stumpybeaver666 15" wedge? just double up on some 10 inch wedges . hard head wedges are the way to go son
clodwolf 1 year ago
@clodwolf Double up? The 15" double taper wedge is to beat with, 12 " K&H wedges to drive. Perfect combination. Hardheads are ok, but expensive and don't last as long. Trust me on that, son. Experience tells volumes.
stumpybeaver666 1 year ago
I betting he's prior Forest Service
TheFanhouse 1 year ago
nice profesional job!
TheJonb0651 1 year ago
shit,,, id put that big bastard in the back of my f150, take him home draggin the bumper and splitem up! mite have have a little stickin out the back though. ill put a red flag on the top branch.
colbycous01 1 year ago
Nice drop, I have never had the chance to cut a hollow myself, it does not look fun
Swimfan420 1 year ago
time hummer
pipista99 1 year ago
Nice cut...Plastic wedges are easier on chains if you got kicked back on, and that twist was on purpose....that guy was pretty good i hate cutting hollows.
redmp68 1 year ago
nice job
poolmasn 1 year ago
TRY AND WEAR SOME SAFETY GLASSES FRIEND...IF THAT CHAIN BREAKS OR A TOOTH FLYS OFF...MAYBE...WELL YOU KNOW WHAT IM TRYING TO SAY SO...YEAH TAKE CARE...GOOD JOB
weldon0m 1 year ago
TIMBERRRRRRRRRRR
MrLeonard55 1 year ago
Always shut down your saw as the tree begins to fall, you need to listen to make sure it hits the ground.
mike907 1 year ago
sick video man you cant beat a stihl best out there
coonkillersemperfi 1 year ago
ya saw is dishing one side is differant angle on ya chain
wileyx666 1 year ago
nicely done. first big tree I cut was a 10 foot tall oak stump about three feet wide down to the ground with a similar sized saw I retented. I though it would be some easy cash. the blade wasnt very sharp so I thought I would sharpen it when I got there. 2 hrs later I got to the tree made my first cut and the blade was done so I go to my truck to get my sharpener it was gone WTF. I didnt make any money off that tree
FloridaSnookHunter 1 year ago
plastic wedges are gay, you should use aloy, nice saw though i got a magnum 046, also you should show putting your scaff is aswell just so you show the whole process. nice work
ford460v8 1 year ago
@ford460v8 I was a timber faller on the coast of British Columbia for 20 years and didn't see anyone use alloy wedges... ever! I guess we're all gay..
MrMeanderthal 1 year ago
What good is a hard hat going to do if a tree falls on you? Can some one say SPLAT
gamerguy1991 1 year ago
@gamerguy1991 the hard hat is to protect you from falling branches and chunks of bark..
MrMeanderthal 1 year ago
ALE URWAŁ SZKODA ŻE NIE W HAŁUPE
01lukasz02 1 year ago
that's one big damn tree.
alienroot 1 year ago
TIMBER!! awesome vid
mbedsor 1 year ago
nice cut man
ronnyron07 1 year ago
what exactly does it mean when a saw is ported?
dylangagne 1 year ago
@dylangagne i think it means the intake and/or exhaust ports are enlarged but im not 100 % sure
pivotboy63 1 year ago
@dylangagne Ported is referring to the engine. If it is a 2-cycle engine then channels the air flows through inside the cylinder are enlarged to allow less restrictive flow. If it is a 4-cycle engine then the intake and exhaust runners at the valves are enlarged to allow less restrictive air flow.
While anyone can try to "port" a head or cylinder, it's possible to restrict flow, shift power bands out of desirable range, and lower engine power if you remove material in the wrong places.
btwbrand 1 year ago
Amazing :D
marsu191 1 year ago
Rien a dire sur le taf BRAVO mais la massette pour les coins j avous que c est quand meme énorme (quoi que pas si con que ça surtout pour le dos ;) chapeau l artiste)
neon06130 1 year ago
widow maker at 2:20!!!!!! 0_0
joshuarugg 1 year ago
Good job
bofts 1 year ago
Comment removed
Icewind87 1 year ago
With a few sticks of dynamite, you could also take out the stump!
LaserDarkDX 1 year ago
Stihl chainsaws are starting to suck in the last few years...I have 20 year old saws that hold up better than the new ones...Especially the gas caps..and now after the cap wears down the little ridge on the gas tank you got to replace the tank...Stihl you suck
treejames64 1 year ago
@treejames64 i have also noticed the weakening caps. its funny they make a tool to take them off but the tool will easily strip out the middle of the cap. once i broke i busted a cap in two screwing it on by hand i couldn't believe it. they should make them out of aluminum or something
mrspoonses 1 year ago
ce dracu ai cu pomu ala ?? ati innebunit dracu
2015flory 1 year ago
try some eye protection you only got one set of em
caterpilar665 1 year ago
Sicherheitsausrüstung und Keilhilfe ausem Aldi ?
DoN2688 1 year ago
@DoN2688 Aldi würde nicht son Scheiss verkaufen :)
rueganer70 1 year ago
2:38 to finish....like butter....nice
moron32 1 year ago
That was a big ass tree.
MavDude 1 year ago
No the Orange wedges can convince the tree to go a way it wouldent normally go.. An inch or two at the bottom of the tree when you pound the wedge, will equal quite a bit of movement at the top of the tree. Nice work man,, and nice saw too.
motion2000 1 year ago
what a little homo-hammer
kent1234567891011121 1 year ago
I dont know how the last comment posted, but I'll just bet it was a Q ....
cliptwingz 1 year ago
And fukU C link attahe
cliptwingz 1 year ago
fuck me your goin through that like butter you got a great saw there
jamezzzzzz1986 1 year ago
man that thing was basically one big wido maker a
pyroman675 1 year ago
should have had goggles on :P
videomasterftw 1 year ago
rip
HuhPsycho 1 year ago
sweet job!
pantherxx010 1 year ago
Bet you feel pretty badass cutting down a tree huh? Nothing says I'm a man like cutting down a tree with a chainsaw!!! Major props! Your going places.
78SilverBronco 1 year ago
@78SilverBronco
the tree was a safety hazard because of the rotten base, faggot
aallppiinnee 1 year ago
@aallppiinnee Great well thought out response. "Faggot". I like the assertion. Who posts a video of someone cutting down a tree on youtube. "Stihl 066 Ported Big Bore". That is just so badass huh? Makes your nuts tingle. I tell you what bro, huge ass chain saw are how you pick up chicks. I actually carry one around with me daily. I'll ream on a tree to show her my masculinity. Its pretty intense.
78SilverBronco 1 year ago
@78SilverBronco
My response was about as subtle as your urge to have gaysex with a tree.
aallppiinnee 1 year ago
@aallppiinnee You caught me. That gaping rotten hole just gets me off.
78SilverBronco 1 year ago
@78SilverBronco
LOL =) nice one. cheers
aallppiinnee 1 year ago
sharp ass chainsaw
rednecksparadise 1 year ago
love your saw
hppyadam 1 year ago
damn that thing was rotten all the way, you can tell my the color of the saw dust coming off the chain
wilsonweed123 1 year ago
damn thats one monster chain saw
pivotboy63 1 year ago
very good
agovalente1 1 year ago
great work !!! keep it up
acetreemaster 1 year ago
husquarna the best!!!
SuperK0rn 1 year ago
Good job
jcincinnati 1 year ago
really... he's a carfull men :(
TheSimeli 1 year ago
I think some of you are over dramatizing this a little. I'd calculate the odds of this tree " barber chairing " at about 1/5000.
Since when did arborists become soap opera stars?
The guy did a professional job.
cobraschlange 1 year ago 2
y would you not scaff this. with a scaff you have more direction in the fall and can control the fell with the hinge wood. you could also use the saw lines as your main direction of fall and you wouldnt need wedges. wedges are use only as i last option or on palm (or similar) where the tree fibres clamp and expand on your saw
Ratref09 1 year ago
haha wie der den fällkeil einschlägt haha und schärfen wer auch mal was^^
12simi91 1 year ago
When you're felling a tree, take the time and look UP! Learn how to use your gunner sights on your saw and get yourself a falling axe to pound your wedges. Learn how to make a proper face cut in your tree and leave some holding wood in your back cut. This will prevent your tree from twisting when it comes down. At least you've got chaps and a hard hat, more than most others on here.
dkmatth 1 year ago
the guy nos what he is doing,,, if u look the tree is hollow, which meens a ormal face cut wont do anything, also the tree was ment to twist to avoide damage to the surrounding trees
ed110110 1 year ago 5
It wqas a normal face cut, he swiped another tree, thats why it twisted..........
o56kid 1 year ago
@ed110110 it starting twisting halfway down because it caught its limbs on a nearby tree
H1P4PIU2BU703DF 1 year ago
@ed110110 Bullshit, it got hung up
4inches4u 1 year ago
im just kinda curious why you woulnt have put a pull line in it or doubled your felling wedges or maybe even have moved your notch so you didnt destroy the other tree.
intl125642 1 year ago
How do you know the other tree was destroyed??
Arm chair loggers, they know everything. . .
o56kid 1 year ago 19
EPIC
iFilmMakerMovies 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
I poisoned the last lake, I cut the last tree, in one day we realize we can not eat money
12x5xxxxx 1 year ago
You do realize that your computer is made from plastic fabricated by a factory fueled by the petrochemical industry burning fossil fuels or worse, people gotta build houses, people gotta burn wood and build with it, on top of that the tree was rotten and a hazard...hellooooooo
richardd2063 1 year ago 8
Good stuff, keep up the work!
showtek1x 1 year ago
anyone know where to I can go get my 460 ported??? i live in Sacramento CA.
superman3891 2 years ago
superman3891 , I know a guy in Loomis, I'll send you a private message with his phone number.
sniper152 2 years ago
Good job that man needed to get out! How the hell did he fit in that gap under the tree in the first place???
mrlennie 2 years ago
@mrlennie
I had to read that about 3 times to get that. lol. Good job on the fell mate
peterdubh 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Fascinating footage! Thanks for sharing! I knew a tree surgeon once who opened a BRANCH office. He would go out on a LIMB for all his patients. Sadly, he eventually had to give up his practice....turns out he couldn't stand the sight of SAP !!!
JubalCalif 2 years ago
not bad. could've used a 20 inch bar, since it was hollow. why waste the money time and effort in porting a saw that spins at 13,000 r.p.m.s anyhow? plus, moving the notch over would've avoided contact with the existing tree. otherwise, pretty good stuff. very manly!
cdstump 2 years ago