Chapter 11: Limbing and Bucking a Tree | STIHL Tutorial
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- Chapter 11 of How to Properly Operate and Maintain Your Chain Saw:
Once the tree is down, you’ll need to cut into sections with your STIHL chain saw. As you limb and buck the tree, the weight of the tree will change. This video provides information on some hazards to look out for when doing this work.
Before starting a job, it’s important to prepare accordingly. Start by reading the instruction manual and making sure you understand the content. Then collect the items necessary to maintain your STIHL chain saw, including the tools get the job done and the PPE to help protect yourself.
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Useful video that quickly convinced me I need to call a professional. Probably saved my life, at least a leg.
Called another man to take care of your business. NICE bruh !
Dude just cut down and don't poke the end of the spinning chain into stuff.
Yes ma'am that's a good idea
I’ve seen traumatic leg injuries from both chainsaw and sawzall
Use the chainsaw chaps and other PPE!!
Stihl, The right tools make all the difference! Great video 👍🏻
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The log rolling tool is cool but also I never see ppl using it irl
If would be very interesting if the young lady would pick up a big commercial Steel and demonstrate how to properly use the saw LOL!
Good information love to cut wood!
For the spring pole cut I would not recommend making parallel cuts along the tension side. Small parallel cuts along the compression side eliminates the risk of the wood springing back toward the chainsaw (which occurred in the video)
Great informative video.
Sweet. I totally want to be a 🌲 cutter
So when you are cutting through a big trunk, you don’t recommend cutting half way through, rolling the log 180 degrees, and finishing the cut with the top of the bar?
You can definitely do just that!
i use the pole saw for small limbs it works for me most of the times
these Stihl gloves are my favorite glove to do groundwork, and I have tried them ALL
Should have used the wedges once. Nearly ripped my saw in half trying to pull it out, good thing it was under warranty.
So when will stihl come out with a left handed saw to make more money? I claim all profits made from this idea
Chainsaw shit is so fun!
I was getting my bar caught in almost every limb today small limbs , great video. Made sense. Straight forward… now how do I get a huge tree that’s leaning toward my house in an awkward way to fall a different direction? … without a tree service of coarse
Should put a rope on it and pull it away
If it’s small, guiding it will work but large trees can be much more difficult to guide if you aren’t proficient enough with a saw to make the proper cut. I have acreage and use a chainsaw to fell trees all the time but if I had a large tree leaning towards my house, I’d call a professional. Not only do they have the right equipment but are they much more skilled and are insured in case your house gets whacked.
Bunch of folk here from Texas after that ice storm 2023?
also if you get a lot of kickback you probly have a underpowered saw
Don't poke the end of the spinning chain into the wood or the ground. Saw downwards.
Wow, That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
Thanks. Been sawing for decades and still got some good tips.
How to get fired for working too slow.
This was one of your most helpful videos yet - THANK YOU!
Great video. Thanks for posting it.
Excellent limbing advice whether using chain or hand saw. Nice new arrows to have in the quiver.
How do you clean the carburetor ?🙂
@@bacilluscereus1299 AND THEN WHAT
@@bacilluscereus1299 Ah the Underpants Gnomes strike again!
@@elwoodhopkins Then watch a few videos on how here on TH-cam. Donyboy73 is one good channel. There are others.
2:26: Nice caboose!!
By far the best video I’ve seen on this topic.
Ok
very good tips .. and many of them. thx
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what is the name of the tool used to roll the main trunk?
A cant hook or a peavey (two similar tools, either of which would work here).
Gant hook
Timber jack
came to the comments for this. Thanks guys!
@@KarlBunker Thing-ma-jig
1:46 is so dangerous I can't believe it came from Stihl. You never EVER cut your tension side first. If you want to release the potential energy gradually you do it on the compression side first with a shave cut or accordion cuts. Just insanely ridiculous this is a Stihl video. SMFH. Lawsuit waiting to happen.
Gee Kay funny I am getting my first chainsaw in the next week or so and for a long time I’ve been looking a how to safely use it. When I saw this i was very confused. Glad you commented. The fact that it split the way it did even looked dangerous
@@TimCassidy This is a great series but this one in particular should help.
I think the compression side is likely to bind the top of the blade. They wanted to release the pressure gradually, and also prefer downward cuts. Thanks
@@geekay4703 the funny part is later in the video he cuts the compression side first.
@@daze023 Don't cut deep into your compression side. This video is a joke and will get someone seriously hurt.
Excellent video, clear and easy to follow.
Very helpful!
Thank you!
Great video!
Very good video, mate!