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This video shows how I harvested a black walnut tree from a nearby forest. I used my stihl ms461 chainsaw to fell the timber. I also used my Log Rite ATV Arch to transport the timber.
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Built my own "arch" around 20 years ago, still going strong. Use an '01 Honda Foreman (also have an '18 Foreman). I haul a LOT of wood with this rig, surprises lots of people just how large a log this will pull out of the woods. Glad to see you use a ball hitch. It took me quite a few years to learn that "ball" was the easiest way to go. Also, discovered that Kenda Bear Claw tires work MUCH better than the ol' stock ones that come on the Hondas. Live in western NY and am 66 y/o.
Just started watching. Great videos. Great to see someone with some old school ethics and common sense. That appreciates existing knowledge and embraces new technologies. And can meld together. Few and far between. You sir are the missing link between my generation and the youth of today. Meant in a good way.lol.
Move forward but, never forget the past. Otherwise destin to repeat it. All those happy truths I ignored as a child. And those I didn't Got me through.
Be safe and live well.
thanks for that comment, those words mean a lot, and thank you for watching, I appreciate your time, nathan,
nice arch, log rite makes great tools.
+Kevin Sullivan agreed
that is a nice set up with that atv,
+Joe Hartsock thanks
Very enjoyable video! That log arch is pretty cool also! Thanks for sharing!
+Donny Carter thanks! It's a fun toy I mean tool.
Wow. Pretty cool attachment
thanks for watching, its a great tool,
I have been wanting this since you posted the video the first time. You know from our recent conversations, the need is becoming even closer to a reality now more than ever. Thanks again for making this video, It was a really fun video and I am so looking forward to all the great things this year, its gonna be an epic year my friend. Thanks again for all you do
Dale
Awesome
Thanks!
Great video, need to get one of those log arches,
Thanks,a great tool to have,
Thanks for watching,
Thought you had a problem with that initial hang up. Glad it cleared.
+Spartan 4890 I did. But got luck in the end. That small maple held it up and stood tall after the drop. Trees are remarkable.
OOTW.....thank you for the video!
+Kryton619 thanks for watching
Wow, nice Walnut. Even nicer 461. haha.
I liked all the different angles you used throughout the video. I'm sure it took some extra time running around setting them up and additional editing effort.
+Patrick Wagz yes it was a long day but worth it in the end. Thanks for the feedback.
great video
+Allen Lark thanks
nice walnut tree!! wish I had those in my neck of the woods,
+Kevin Jester thanks it was a good one
Nice built log arch! Looks to be very heavy duty & compact. I modified and old propane tank trailer into a log arch works pretty good just big and gawky. Got video of it on my channel. I liked your setup & good video footage.
@Turkey Hollow,
Where did you find your tank trailer? I had this idea too but haven't found a trailer so far that wasn't brand new. I have a tree service and need a compact way to remove logs from back yards with minimal or no lawn damage for the homeowners. Any leads would be greatly appreciated. I am located in SE Minnesota.
I just kept visiting different local propane dealers and asking if they had any unused tank trailers or info where to find one, And finally had one guy to get my phone number that he may know were one was at. So afterwards a guy call that had the one i got. It was about an hour & 15 min, from where I lived. I got it for $600. I got new tires and wheels for $300 from a utility trailer dealer, and winch $300 at harbor freight. Small town dealers would be a good start.
@@TurkeyHollow Thanks for your reply. I have a few propane suppliers near me. I ll try contacting them , it may turn out. One big company just got bought out, they may be changing things or liquidating excess equipment no longer needed. Time to make some calls or visits. Thanks again.
You sure gonna give that sawmill a work out....👍👍👍
yes I am, walnut mania over here!
I like how he edited the part out where his wedge falls on his running saw lol.
Plastic wedges, so should not cause damage.
@@protofmaster I know. TH-camrs just love hiding their mistakes in the edit.
Very good 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
great video,
Thanks,
cool video,
+james Booher 👍
great videok,
thanks,
Hey bud I just found this older video, would you buy that log hauler again? I'm in the market. Thanks
hello,, very good video,, man you sure do work hard,, i like a man that will work,, you be careful,, don`t want you to get hurt there,, thanks,,,James,,,
Thanks James, it is hard work but worth the effort, most of the times it doesn's feel like work most of the time,
Another great one!
A few questions if you have a moment. What size bar is that on your 046? If you're cutting an 8' board how much beyond 8' do you go when cutting the log? Was that Anchor seal in the bucket and can you leave it in a bucket like that for a while to have on hand when you need it?
I'm sure your life isn't all sunny days and well figured walnut but man you make it look like it is.
It is a 32in bar on that video. The chainsaw is the 461 model.
I usually saw them about 4 inches beyond the desired length,
yes on anchorseal and I leave it in that bucket all the time with no problems. Watch my gamma lids video for more on those style buckets,
As of late everyday is walnut day. Just acquired another good stand of walnut trees today (free!). Thanks for watching and the questions.
Thanks for the great info. I saw you talk about Anchorseal in your first video. It's amazing with TH-cam I can get advice from an expert. Thanks again.
+CTSCAPER your welcome!
Looking at buying that very arch, and maybe the Jr. arch for extra long logs. But, in this case, could the ATV arch have fully suspended that log? Or was that the best fit you could muster? Not criticizing at all, just trying to get a feel for the arch's carrying capacity, especially log length wise. Thanks. Great video!
I'd rather listen to the quad than the music.
then the mute button is your new best friend,
I’m glad that didn’t kick back, I hate when they hang up
Me2
By any chance is that Bays Mountain in the background?
Yes
Do trees slanting like that not have serious warping issues?
Is that a 48" bar? For those of us unfamiliar with the skills, you make it look easy!
32in bar, but feels much heavier!
Thanks for watching!
What was that white stuff you out on the trunk?
anchorseal, it helps keep the logs from end checking (cracking)
The color in that walnut looks great. So what's the weight capacity on that log arch?
+Jeffrey Gannon I think 2k lbs.
the walnut had great color. Looking forward to getting it on the mill
What do you use to seal the end grain?
+Rick Williams anchorseal. Great product. Drys clear.
Thanks.
this devise used to haul the log, who manufacturers it?
+james holland what he said. Great products.
HARD LEANER!
+Justin Robertson yes. Notice the plunge cut? Good idea for learners like this one.
Yeah the plunge cut is really one of the safest ways to prevent barber chairs on a leaner. A lot of professional arborists say it's even a good idea for non-leaners.
Where did u buy your log arch
www.logrite.com
Out of the Woods thanks
Do you recommend anchorseal or anchorseal 2?
I have found both work fine, I get whatever is on sale, I notice no difference,
thats stupid! I can already see a downhill crash... LOL
Good way to tear up a lawn
Grass grows back every day
Or should I say serious internal stress issues?
Not to sound all tree hugger because I'm certainly not but do you ever feel bad taking down some trees? I know this is your business but do you ever stand back and say this is an awesome old tree and it would be a shame to cut it down. Im not talking about the particular tree in this video and I know they're others that just need to come down for whatever reason. I'm really not a tree hugger I promise and love your videos.
I cant relate to that in my line of work. Most trees I get are fro free and are either dead (like this one) or the land owner wants them removed for various reasons. I am not a commercial logger that just buys tracts and clear cuts. I am very responsible and take down only trees that the owner have already decided the fate for prior to my harvesting. A good thought though, thanks for watching! I appreciate that question.
Out of the Woods that's exactly what I figured. It amazing that you can make a living doing this. Sir you need to write a book!
+Dblood85 yeah one days that is on my list to do. Thanks for watching!