Wedges saved my arse in the bush working on my own. Skidder operator keen to push for me. Go away man im wedging em over. My ways easier he goes. I showed him and he changed from operator to feller a week later. We had some fun. Your videos are amazing. Learn new stuff and respect you folks more every day.🙂 Thankyou sir.
Buckin your interjection at 22:14 shows so much humility and it just plain shows the character of the man on the power saw, PERIOD ! I have learned that the best lessons learned are from him humble people willing to share their time teaching those of us who have yet to learn ! Thanks for taking the time all of the time to teach not only tree stuff but life lessons. Really appreciate you and this channel ! Have a great day everyone !
Wedgemanship is KING! Former logger in Central Mid Atlantic, wedge learnin' is priceless! Haven't logged in 14 yrs but all the guys that used to work for me I taught wedge and they still practice it to this day. I still use it too and learn something new each time. Every tree is a completely different adventure! Love the channel! JB
Buckin', 3 yrs ago I had never run a saw in my life and my parents bought a 271 farmboss for me for xmas out of the blue as we needed to clear some brush/very small trees on a lot of ours. I stumbled upon your page and was instantly hooked on how technical this profession is and the skills required to safely & successfully do the job. I have been an avid watcher/learner since then and I can't get enough of it. It has gotten to he point that I am felling/bucking trees for my neighbors out of pure enjoyment & desire to gain experience..they think I am crazy but when Im runnin & banging wedges its like heaven to me. I am a CPA approaching 40 quickly and I sit in my office and think about felling all the time and I wanted to share my thanks and gratitude for all that you post on your page. All the best to you and your family, Cheers!
I've just found you, love the positivity and knowledge. I'm a keen woodsman from Scotland, process all my own firewood and always learning. Peace friend!
My old man always told me the small ones will kill you just as fast as a big one if you don’t know what you’re doing. Excellent execution and explanation of this technique! This was a perfect example of how important it is to know how to determine the internal integrity of a tree, before marking any cuts. Falling small diameter timber is dangerous. And even more dangerous when you’re dealing with rotten trees. Stay safe buckin. And god bless you, your family, and the whole buckin army!
Buckin i really loved hearing hogans tips and views. About that tree. I learned a seriously massive amount of info in this one. Thanks brother.. young buck learning from a young buck.
And the wood is just as fast too 😜. Another month and it will be warming up and longer days/time change. Bought a 4' rototiller for my little Kubota I plan on putting to work doing gardens, many want them right now. Hope you're doing well, have a great day.
@@russellsimmons9284 Been pretty chilly up here in michigan, doesn't look like it's letting up for a couple weeks. I have a throw line in a tree out back, just waiting for it to get up around freezing so I can wear my light gloves. Maybe I'll do up some chains and do some cookie cutting videos, I can handle the cold for a few minute lol.
@@brettblack7049 I hear ya on that. I had a guy give me five chains the other day cause he claimed they were bad. I’ll sharpen em up and toss em in my chain box this weekend. Probably have to get em in the wood before and after I touch em up.
@@russellsimmons9284 probably need the rakers set. You gonna do some videos. I just did a video of a chain sharpened back past the witness marks. There were a couple guys saying once they are back past 3/4 they won't cut 😆. I have a couple here I need to sharpen for a friend. I'm going to move all my sharpening equipment to another spot in my basement, maybe I'll do a quick video of that once I get everything set up
I just wanted to say, im pretty new to the channel, im trying to put my own axe together, and I just really dig your content. You put out a real good vibe to folks, and aren't afraid to send out random good messages which a lot of people scarcely do. I appreciate the bits of knowledge you impart to us and love the personality and the way you explain things is super easy to understand, thanks again and keep up the great work!
I’m from the U.K and just love how you get your saws running. Managed to find a cracking 372xp and had it ported over here, but it doesn’t sound or run like your saws. Do you know anyone who does a good job AND will ship to the UK? I just love watching your videos and have long lost track how many I’ve seen, but I learn something every time, and your philosophy on life is such a fantastic lesson to us all. There are far too many me first, me second and me third people in the world today.
Hey Buckin! Thanks for this one. That’s about the size of what I cut on over here in Alberta. Had to learn it all on my own. After I took your teachings on the bigger wood I had to adjust for how I was going about it. I’m happy we go about this the same way but a part of me was hoping you had a better way. It can be really tricky with lean n rot on the smaller trees. Hope your all doing well and staying safe warm n fed during these times of change. ❤️🌏🌍🌎❤️
Also: maybe you could start a tree cutting discord server or a blog where we could discuss daily or weekly topics? Idk but I love the fact you are so willing to teach. I’m the same way when it comes to this industry, ask away, there’s no stupid question. Especially on the job site! I beat this motto into my ground guys repeatedly, I would rather you ask or stop me if you have a problem with something than something go terribly wrong. I love to teach people about what I love to do.
I'm a tree trimmer or removal gut never was to keen on the felling unless it was a sure thing, had no problems just climbing up to make it a stick or remove weight to make sure, ( when I was younger that is) thank you as well as some other u tubers have defiantly made me a better feller, greatly appreciate what you do for the rest of us, again Thank you Buckin' Billy Ray Smith
Your felling insights are much appreciated. Thanks to you I have been able to wedge much more effectively. Love to you and your family. As a father myself I am so pleased to see how Hogan is becoming a kind and positive man. You must be so proud.
I have learned so many lil techniques from this man especially wedging trees over such a great man with loads of info !! Would love to spend a few days on a job site with him!!
Great video Buckn and Hogan always a joy to watch. And couldn't agree more with the wedges I won't got tree cutting with out my wedges and axe and if I climb it's small axe and wedges on my harness for when I block bigger stuff down or have a difficult top! Keep up the great content guys!
Just awesome to watch Ganges grow up into a really tree man!!! Been just absolutely beautiful watching him develop!!! Into a good young man!!! His bass beats are sounding really good too from his practicing on the drum kit... pretty neat to watch people develop with their music as they tackle more and more instruments... live with your tools... shouldn’t even cut a tree without your three wedges... they have definitely saved me from disaster more than couple times!!! Awesome video guys!!!
Fantastic content brother! Love the vids, especially with your boy. Love to see how far he’s come along! Warms my heart. Speaking of warm, just my get the gullet t-shirt and hoodie! Lovin the merch!
Great jam,luv your moms soul🎸I been runnin saws since I Was 14,57 now,dad was a tree surgeon runnin crews in Buffalo ny when the dutch elm desease hit hard,elm trees were all through the city in the 60's,dad ran the blue colored homlites when they were good before the quality went down and they turned them red and started selling them in box stores, I only do bout 20 face cord a year on the farm now,great videos,keep chewing the wood👍✌
New to your channel. Good stuff. Im a cabinetmaker by trade but have been felling and bucking for 30 years for different reasons. Been laughed at for using wedges at times the last 10 years but your advise makes me feel more confident by using them. Thanks bud. Keep the advice coming.
You can definitely hear the high compression in Billy’s saw... It pops harder now on idle and It’s really snappy! Definitely can’t argue that Hogan’s is running beautifully... Smooth and crisp. I’ll be curious to hear if Billy likes the new porting and compression overall compared to the original setup!
Really been enjoying these latest videos with you out on "gigs" and all the little tips and tricks you interject in, amazing stuff Buckin, keep up the awesome videos, so educational! Love the sound of those saws too, wow!
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith play Ray Smith this is Tom wendorf I live in Placerville California I'm 73 and I still logging she's save me a lot of money on showing me how to sharpen blades checking my bar thank you bless you brother
Volunteered to cut down some dead trees about 30 years ago, climbed up a ladder and reached overhead with electric chainsaw, never did anything like this, just figured the weight of tree would chunk out the way it was leaning, i was wrong, the saw got stuck, that thing went over my shoulder, I hugged the tree and it touched my shoulder as it fell. All by myself i would have been a goner. Now, many years later, i weigh all the dangerous factors and work toward the safest possible scenario. Safe/Strong/Kind +love/joy/gladness. Being close to death gives new appreciation for life.
Backcut technique is an amazing tool to have in the tool kit. Ive used it some but need more practice. I do it as much as possible even if its not necessary. Great info. Thanks BBR!!
he who goes into the woods without wedges had better have extra bars and chains lol great video i appreciate all of your tutorials see you on the next one
You guys are real men! I enjoy watching i dont want to stop! I had a ported 7900 at one time. It was to scary! You like all the saws ported seems like! Maybe different builders make em differently. I stay with the stock saws because they are smooth and predictable. But im not a pro either!
A few weeks ago, I put the back-cut in first, set my wedge, started the undercut and the tree sat forward on my saw. I got my spare saw, finished my undercut and fell the tree over the bar of my primary saw. Crazy.
Jeff Fitzmaurice it’s good to have another saw kicking around. No doubt. The wind picked up in the middle of a cut n my saw was stuck there for the rest of the day! I’m glad there were no targets around😁
@@shapeshifter7753 I once unbolted my 272 and left the bar and chain in the tree for the night. Came in next day and dropped another tree on to it with my spare bar and chain which i forgot to pack with my Wedge kit the day before.Yep very bad practice. Ah well be kind to me we all do silly things when learning the trade.
Indeed, Buckin, ya can hear a saw talk to ya. When she's happy ..... and when she's not. Just yesterday we put a couple trees on the ground. A sugar maple and a red oak. Took a side leader off the maple by hanging it with a rope and pulled the rest over. The red oak had a large canopy and had to be rigged out. At the end when the 30'' dia spar was on the ground, and most of it was bucked up, 4 of us were chattin away. I listened to the MS 361 in it's last cut. It was grunting with a 24'' bar on it. I walked around the machinery to get a look. The kid was laughing at his boss's saw not getting anywhere fast. I started up one of mine and finished the cut. I looked at his boss and said, " Couldn't you hear your saw whimpering?" Yup, you can definitively tell by the sound how a saw is cutting.
BBR, I never see you make any mistakes in your videos. You should do a video where you talk (or show) your biggest mistakes. That would be interesting.
Oh my Buckin and Ganges those saws are rippin. Nice work Ganges on the filin buddy. Ironhorse does it again.NAILED IT. LOVE IT. Thank you for the little jam session momma Buckin. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
O Since you brought it up about putting a rope in a tree and wedges, could you do a video about when not to put wedges in and use a rope instead, to direct your tree to go where you want it to go.
In Sweden and Finland a lot of people use a RH pusher. It's a jack that does not go in your cut. It has a handle with gearing. This was developed for small diameter leaners as they have mostly small fir and birch.
You got skills. When I started in 91 it seemed that everyone was good now it’s seems kids just go and get tickets and think they are it. I look good without even trying anymore. It’s such a shame.
Funny you said THAT about the Dull chain and the saw noise. .... I noticed that a while ago. Back pretty cool. Huh.??.... My buddy was like how the heck you now that. I wasn’t even looking I was loading the truck. By hand. So I could hear it good. later
Seeing father and son work as a cohesive unit is a great sight.
You can see the way Hogan operates as a man that should make you proud. Aussie Jeff
That was awesome how the tree was moved with the wedges.
I didn't know wedges existed until I found your channel
Wedges saved my arse in the bush working on my own. Skidder operator keen to push for me. Go away man im wedging em over. My ways easier he goes. I showed him and he changed from operator to feller a week later. We had some fun. Your videos are amazing. Learn new stuff and respect you folks more every day.🙂 Thankyou sir.
Thats awesome, thank u for sharing that! ✌❤👍
Little buckin video before my test never hurt!
Good luck! :)
TONS of useful info in that video, at least for me! Thanks guys for posting it! Have a great day everyone!
Good to see a man teaching his son the right way do do things, wish my dad had done that more with me. Good on you Buckin, and remember to be kind.
Buckin your interjection at 22:14 shows so much humility and it just plain shows the character of the man on the power saw, PERIOD ! I have learned that the best lessons learned are from him humble people willing to share their time teaching those of us who have yet to learn ! Thanks for taking the time all of the time to teach not only tree stuff but life lessons. Really appreciate you and this channel ! Have a great day everyone !
Wedgemanship is KING! Former logger in Central Mid Atlantic, wedge learnin' is priceless! Haven't logged in 14 yrs but all the guys that used to work for me I taught wedge and they still practice it to this day. I still use it too and learn something new each time. Every tree is a completely different adventure! Love the channel!
JB
The blending in of the picture of you and Hogan was really nice and at the perfect spot to highlight the bond you two have.
@buckinbillyray. I love your videos, especially the felling videos. You are a wealth of knowledge and an excellent teacher.
thx friend
I love it buckin'! You teaching and quizin the boy is something else. I love it 🤩
You must be a good teacher, Billy. This kid is really smart about trees and cutting. !!
Thank You Buckin!
Showing, talking through the process again has helped me a lot. I'm taking the words "learn through experiencing it" to heart!
Things I like: rock and roll music
Undercuts
Back cuts
Trees flyin down
But I also like buckin’s wisdom so that’s cool
"WEDGEMANSHIP" never heard it put like that, I like it. Both of those saws are top notch ripping mooooochines. Thanks
Buckin', 3 yrs ago I had never run a saw in my life and my parents bought a 271 farmboss for me for xmas out of the blue as we needed to clear some brush/very small trees on a lot of ours. I stumbled upon your page and was instantly hooked on how technical this profession is and the skills required to safely & successfully do the job. I have been an avid watcher/learner since then and I can't get enough of it. It has gotten to he point that I am felling/bucking trees for my neighbors out of pure enjoyment & desire to gain experience..they think I am crazy but when Im runnin & banging wedges its like heaven to me. I am a CPA approaching 40 quickly and I sit in my office and think about felling all the time and I wanted to share my thanks and gratitude for all that you post on your page. All the best to you and your family, Cheers!
LOVE SEEING YOUR MOM ENJOYING HERSELF WITH HER MUSIC AWESOME
thx steve
I've just found you, love the positivity and knowledge. I'm a keen woodsman from Scotland, process all my own firewood and always learning. Peace friend!
Hi Darren! Welcome to the channel!
Glad you joined us! Be Kind 👍🧡🌲☕
Welcome to the Army friend!! Thanks for joining the comments and sharing the Love. Stay strong, Stay Kind! ✌❤👍
@@thehealedheartspace ,,love you
he y Darren glad ya found us
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith love you too❣
Thanks Buckin for taking the time to show us different ways of wedging a tree down. Thanks for being you!
welcome friend
Hey Buckin - new viewer here. Love your content, style, positivity and that you are showing your son how to do the same. Greetings from Ohio
Welcome to the channel friend and thanks for commenting! U should check out a Sunday Live Stream sometime...Lots of fun! Stay strong, stay Kind!! ✌❤👍
Ohio arborist here. Love your videos Billy! Keep them coming. Stay safe and climb high brother.
Buckin that was the best intro you've ever done brother you need a tv show called Dr Buckin because you're a tree surgeon brother you're amazing
I really enjoy watching your videos and your positive comments. Whatever your past, you’re an inspiration for good now.
thank you sherry ,, thats my moms name
My old man always told me the small ones will kill you just as fast as a big one if you don’t know what you’re doing. Excellent execution and explanation of this technique! This was a perfect example of how important it is to know how to determine the internal integrity of a tree, before marking any cuts. Falling small diameter timber is dangerous. And even more dangerous when you’re dealing with rotten trees. Stay safe buckin. And god bless you, your family, and the whole buckin army!
I like seeing how you deal with odd ball trees and wedging. Good work, those saws are rippin
thx
tommy Gun
Hi from a very snowy NE Scotland about 20” lying now and your having an early summer ! Crazy weather , great vid again .
Says who! It’s negative -20 with a windchill of -38 here in MN today🥶😂
@@wilky1989 Howdy neighbor, I'm up around Franklin Pa
Got 1,2*F here in Northrhine Westfalia with lying snow too. Unusual for „here“... 🔥❤️🔥from🌲🇩🇪🌲
Nice stumps, signatures showing the passionate skills of your trade ;-)
As always great content and positivity! Thank you for all the wisdom!
Buckin i really loved hearing hogans tips and views. About that tree. I learned a seriously massive amount of info in this one. Thanks brother.. young buck learning from a young buck.
Love seeing you and you're boy work together! Looks like springtime, cold and snowy in OH. Let those saws rip!
And the wood is just as fast too 😜.
Another month and it will be warming up and longer days/time change. Bought a 4' rototiller for my little Kubota I plan on putting to work doing gardens, many want them right now.
Hope you're doing well, have a great day.
Gotta love Ohio. I’ve been meaning to get out and get some work done around the woods but it’s either snowin or freezing cold.
@@russellsimmons9284 Been pretty chilly up here in michigan, doesn't look like it's letting up for a couple weeks. I have a throw line in a tree out back, just waiting for it to get up around freezing so I can wear my light gloves.
Maybe I'll do up some chains and do some cookie cutting videos, I can handle the cold for a few minute lol.
@@brettblack7049 I hear ya on that. I had a guy give me five chains the other day cause he claimed they were bad. I’ll sharpen em up and toss em in my chain box this weekend. Probably have to get em in the wood before and after I touch em up.
@@russellsimmons9284 probably need the rakers set.
You gonna do some videos.
I just did a video of a chain sharpened back past the witness marks. There were a couple guys saying once they are back past 3/4 they won't cut 😆. I have a couple here I need to sharpen for a friend. I'm going to move all my sharpening equipment to another spot in my basement, maybe I'll do a quick video of that once I get everything set up
Great to see and learn from Hogan breakdown. Thanks for sharing
I just wanted to say, im pretty new to the channel, im trying to put my own axe together, and I just really dig your content. You put out a real good vibe to folks, and aren't afraid to send out random good messages which a lot of people scarcely do. I appreciate the bits of knowledge you impart to us and love the personality and the way you explain things is super easy to understand, thanks again and keep up the great work!
The two of you work well together. It's obvious you know each others thought process and it seamlessly works into the end result. Bravo!!!
I’m from the U.K and just love how you get your saws running. Managed to find a cracking 372xp and had it ported over here, but it doesn’t sound or run like your saws. Do you know anyone who does a good job AND will ship to the UK? I just love watching your videos and have long lost track how many I’ve seen, but I learn something every time, and your philosophy on life is such a fantastic lesson to us all. There are far too many me first, me second and me third people in the world today.
Exhaust work makes a big difference as well.
I'm going to happen to life! Wise words billy
Hey Buckin! Thanks for this one. That’s about the size of what I cut on over here in Alberta. Had to learn it all on my own. After I took your teachings on the bigger wood I had to adjust for how I was going about it. I’m happy we go about this the same way but a part of me was hoping you had a better way. It can be really tricky with lean n rot on the smaller trees. Hope your all doing well and staying safe warm n fed during these times of change. ❤️🌏🌍🌎❤️
Also: maybe you could start a tree cutting discord server or a blog where we could discuss daily or weekly topics? Idk but I love the fact you are so willing to teach. I’m the same way when it comes to this industry, ask away, there’s no stupid question. Especially on the job site! I beat this motto into my ground guys repeatedly, I would rather you ask or stop me if you have a problem with something than something go terribly wrong. I love to teach people about what I love to do.
Would definately join the server if he did.
I think
Another excellent demonstration, shown and explained. Hogan's already got a lot of skills & knowledge.
I'm a tree trimmer or removal gut never was to keen on the felling unless it was a sure thing, had no problems just climbing up to make it a stick or remove weight to make sure, ( when I was younger that is) thank you as well as some other u tubers have defiantly made me a better feller, greatly appreciate what you do for the rest of us, again Thank you Buckin' Billy Ray Smith
Your felling insights are much appreciated. Thanks to you I have been able to wedge much more effectively. Love to you and your family. As a father myself I am so pleased to see how Hogan is becoming a kind and positive man. You must be so proud.
Have a wonderful day & night Billy ray!🌳🌲🇺🇸🇨🇦
I have learned so many lil techniques from this man especially wedging trees over such a great man with loads of info !! Would love to spend a few days on a job site with him!!
Great video Buckn and Hogan always a joy to watch. And couldn't agree more with the wedges I won't got tree cutting with out my wedges and axe and if I climb it's small axe and wedges on my harness for when I block bigger stuff down or have a difficult top! Keep up the great content guys!
Just awesome to watch Ganges grow up into a really tree man!!! Been just absolutely beautiful watching him develop!!! Into a good young man!!! His bass beats are sounding really good too from his practicing on the drum kit... pretty neat to watch people develop with their music as they tackle more and more instruments... live with your tools... shouldn’t even cut a tree without your three wedges... they have definitely saved me from disaster more than couple times!!! Awesome video guys!!!
Hey buckin maybe you make a video on tips and tricks to get that perfect humboldt cut. Your cuts always line up great job!!!
Glad you got your helper in on the video. Awesome. He's very mature and smart.
I love seeing you and your son, GETTIN AFTER IT ! We dads have to live the example. Keep livin Buckin.
thx friend
Fantastic content brother! Love the vids, especially with your boy. Love to see how far he’s come along! Warms my heart. Speaking of warm, just my get the gullet t-shirt and hoodie! Lovin the merch!
rite on
Bob .. right on
Man that 371 is rippin! Wow. Its amazing how far you guys were able to lift that one tree with the wedges. Awesome job.
Lots of good ‘splainin in the falling videos! Keep it up boys🪓🪓❤️❤️
Great jam,luv your moms soul🎸I been runnin saws since I Was 14,57 now,dad was a tree surgeon runnin crews in Buffalo ny when the dutch elm desease hit hard,elm trees were all through the city in the 60's,dad ran the blue colored homlites when they were good before the quality went down and they turned them red and started selling them in box stores, I only do bout 20 face cord a year on the farm now,great videos,keep chewing the wood👍✌
There’s always something to be learned everyday, no matter how small! Love to you and the family❤️
hey farm star...,,., love ....
I like how Buckin knew exactly how that log was gonna roll on that last one they was bucking up and looked up and smiled at his boy
New to your channel. Good stuff. Im a cabinetmaker by trade but have been felling and bucking for 30 years for different reasons. Been laughed at for using wedges at times the last 10 years but your advise makes me feel more confident by using them. Thanks bud. Keep the advice coming.
We love the ‘Drifter’! Keep doing you man brilliant channel new to tree work an loving all the experience you handing out! Thank you! 💚
Mama Buckin sounds good on the vocals and the git-fiddle!
She's a southpaw sweetheart
Appreciate your time explaining these things. May one day be put to use. Your experience is priceless thanks for spreading your wisdom
you and your sons knowledge is amazing and the fact you are sharing is great, thanks
You can definitely hear the high compression in Billy’s saw... It pops harder now on idle and It’s really snappy! Definitely can’t argue that Hogan’s is running beautifully... Smooth and crisp. I’ll be curious to hear if Billy likes the new porting and compression overall compared to the original setup!
Really been enjoying these latest videos with you out on "gigs" and all the little tips and tricks you interject in, amazing stuff Buckin, keep up the awesome videos, so educational! Love the sound of those saws too, wow!
thank you glad its helpin'
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith play Ray Smith this is Tom wendorf I live in Placerville California I'm 73 and I still logging she's save me a lot of money on showing me how to sharpen blades checking my bar thank you bless you brother
This 371 sound is mean !!!
God bless you and your family.
Cheers from Brazil
Volunteered to cut down some dead trees about 30 years ago, climbed up a ladder and reached overhead with electric chainsaw, never did anything like this, just figured the weight of tree would chunk out the way it was leaning, i was wrong, the saw got stuck, that thing went over my shoulder, I hugged the tree and it touched my shoulder as it fell. All by myself i would have been a goner.
Now, many years later, i weigh all the dangerous factors and work toward the safest possible scenario.
Safe/Strong/Kind +love/joy/gladness.
Being close to death gives new appreciation for life.
Also wind conditions or breeze. Thanks for info I also learn stuff from local tree service companies as well.
Great tips on wedging and dropping leaners
Backcut technique is an amazing tool to have in the tool kit. Ive used it some but need more practice. I do it as much as possible even if its not necessary. Great info. Thanks BBR!!
Your Drumming chops sounding good. Good to see Mama rockn'. Great to see you on Ax men. Cheers, your old Gretsch buddy.
he who goes into the woods without wedges had better have extra bars and chains lol great video i appreciate all of your tutorials see you on the next one
Thank you Billy Ray, good comments below. Bless you all.
Great lessons in tree cutting, thanks for teaching!
You guys are real men! I enjoy watching i dont want to stop! I had a ported 7900 at one time. It was to scary! You like all the saws ported seems like! Maybe different builders make em differently. I stay with the stock saws because they are smooth and predictable. But im not a pro either!
i very much appreciate your videos. Keep on keeping on friend
A few weeks ago, I put the back-cut in first, set my wedge, started the undercut and the tree sat forward on my saw. I got my spare saw, finished my undercut and fell the tree over the bar of my primary saw. Crazy.
Jeff Fitzmaurice it’s good to have another saw kicking around. No doubt. The wind picked up in the middle of a cut n my saw was stuck there for the rest of the day! I’m glad there were no targets around😁
@@shapeshifter7753 I once unbolted my 272 and left the bar and chain in the tree for the night. Came in next day and dropped another tree on to it with my spare bar and chain which i forgot to pack with my Wedge kit the day before.Yep very bad practice. Ah well be kind to me we all do silly things when learning the trade.
My sandbox is full of snow right at the moment and you're more than welcome to come and help clean it out. Stay safe you guys!
Good job of felling buckin. I seen ya just at the last the tree a starting to fall ya cut that left side pull . Quick, cool love wins.
Indeed, Buckin, ya can hear a saw talk to ya. When she's happy ..... and when she's not. Just yesterday we put a couple trees on the ground. A sugar maple and a red oak. Took a side leader off the maple by hanging it with a rope and pulled the rest over. The red oak had a large canopy and had to be rigged out. At the end when the 30'' dia spar was on the ground, and most of it was bucked up, 4 of us were chattin away. I listened to the MS 361 in it's last cut. It was grunting with a 24'' bar on it. I walked around the machinery to get a look. The kid was laughing at his boss's saw not getting anywhere fast. I started up one of mine and finished the cut. I looked at his boss and said, " Couldn't you hear your saw whimpering?" Yup, you can definitively tell by the sound how a saw is cutting.
I have a little saw for little trees and trimming and a bigger set of saws for big stuff.. I find it good that way..
Wedge-Man-Ship amazing what the right leverage can do. With the right leverage you can move the World!
Love that 300th anniversary Husqvarna hat. I was born in 1989 on their 300th year
Nothing beats a saw by IRONHORSE!!!! LEGEND!!!!
BBR, I never see you make any mistakes in your videos. You should do a video where you talk (or show) your biggest mistakes. That would be interesting.
Oh my Buckin and Ganges those saws are rippin. Nice work Ganges on the filin buddy. Ironhorse does it again.NAILED IT. LOVE IT. Thank you for the little jam session momma Buckin. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Hopefully you took the ol fart up on lunch. It's amazing what kindness can do to heal both giver and receiver. Thank you for showing us Billy.
That's Billy on the drums!!! You go BUCKIN BILLY. Great information too
Your a amazing woodsmen but I can just imagine how great Ganges will be wen he's at your advanced age you must be so proud good stuff
Yeah Boy!!! Salute to old Harvey!!! Love the Horse!!!!
Thanks for the lesson Smith boys!!
Cheers,
Jon
jon boy ,, no problem
Lefty the ranch hand got a fresh new look. :)
Hey, Buckin put up a vid! 👍❤ The band sounds great! 🥢
G'day Mr Rubish I hope all is well with you Ish.
@@ishure8849 Doing great, sir. Best to you as well.
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Since you brought it up about putting a rope in a tree and wedges, could you do a video about when not to put wedges in
and use a rope instead, to direct your tree to go where you want it to go.
"I'm going to make some Sausages" you guys have fun! I'm going with him ..........................................Great as always.
In Sweden and Finland a lot of people use a RH pusher. It's a jack that does not go in your cut. It has a handle with gearing. This was developed for small diameter leaners as they have mostly small fir and birch.
You got skills. When I started in 91 it seemed that everyone was good now it’s seems kids just go and get tickets and think they are it. I look good without even trying anymore. It’s such a shame.
Great felling, I would definitely like to see more wedging skills
OH The sound of the 372!!!! WOW!!! Good saws!!!!!!
Thanks Buckin & Hogan Very instructional Didn`t know you drummed Cheers
Good stuff fellas thanks for the awesome videos
i love this channel so much
She’s a runner! Hogan’s saw sounds good as well! Army: I Hope all is well!
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Funny you said THAT about the Dull chain and the saw noise. .... I noticed that a while ago. Back pretty cool. Huh.??.... My buddy was like how the heck you now that. I wasn’t even looking I was loading the truck. By hand. So I could hear it good. later