Love this video, watched numerous times, I use a stump jack and when you hear the sound of the roots going after all that hard work, it is such a relief. Jasons videos inspired me to start my own business...and I've never looked back. Cheers Jason
I've just had some guys come and reduce a 16' conifer hedge for me down to about 8'. I had no idea how much stuff there was to get rid of after it. I don't know what you charge for a days work, but it could never be enough for all that hard work. My admiration goes out to you Jason.
Another great job Jason very methodical and precise. That farm jack is one of the best things I’ve bought this season. Hope you have a good end to the year mate. 👍🏻
You are one of the best and most precise gardeners I have ever seen in my life. Recently I watched a handful of your videos and all I can say is respect; you are a rare gem among us gardeners. Please keep up with the outstanding work.
Good job Jason and another great viseo, brings back memories for me from a few years ago I had very similar job glad to get home that day and put feet up, great use of the jack, not tried that.
I recently removed a similar stump for my neighbour. I uncovered the large roots, axed through them, then dug a space under it and used my car jack. Worked a treat 👍👍👍
Good work Jason. My preferred method for stump removal in that size range is cut it as close to the ground as possible and stump grind it. Your way works fine to though.
Proper job, well done, the new plants or grass will grow well in that area. It’s nothing but hard graft to remove stumps like that by hand. Ignore stump grinding comments, that’s a half baked cheap and nasty method with leaves a lot of wood in the ground rotting down and causing problems. If you can get a mini digger in that’ll make short work of it, but access is almost always an issue in UK gardens. If there is a good anchor like another large tree and you leave a long stump, you can use a come along winch sometimes. They are about 20 quid on flea bay👍🏻 I admire you work ethic, I’ve done plenty of stumps myself and it is hard.
Hi everyone, please could anyone suggest a good axe. I really have no idea and there’s hundreds on the market. I need a long handle and it’s for removing the stump of a conifer. Thankyou in advance x
Hi everyone, please could anyone suggest a good axe. I really have no idea and there’s hundreds on the market. I need a long handle and it’s for removing the stump of a conifer. Thankyou in advance x
Thanks for showing how you did this, and the hard work that goes into it. I've been asked to remove a big 7ft juniper. Nowhere near as big as your conifer, but without having any of that equipment I think I'm going to have to turn it down. Might be able to remove the branches with a hand saw, but I've got no chance with the stump!
Well done getting that tree cut up all in one day. Landscap garden is not for lazy people. People see you cutting grass on a nice day and say I would love to do that some people have forgot what hard work looks like.
Jason, what's that click jack called, I'm trying to find the same thing here in France, not an easy task when you don't know what it's called let alone translating it. Thanks
Proper job that mate, so much better than the stump grinder bodge that just makes a huge pile of chip and soil that nothing can grow in and that sinks if you turf over it. That was right at the limit of the farm jack. I passed my ones limit the other day but it has served me well for years so can’t be too sorry. New one ordered!
Amazing commitment there ! Wd I had 3 conifers last year same garden same day it was tuff about half the size , I just hope it payed well 😁👍 as mine did
Always enjoy your videos and voice over Jason but this one was fantastic. Angles, shots used, no filler, great explanations and a job well done. First class effort. How long did the job take in total out of interest? Hioe customer was happy. They should be! All the best for next season. Cheet Cris.
Thank you, appreciate that, it was a long time ago, but from what I can remember, it took a day, I try to keep the videos informative and try to get the angles in, that show what's happening. Happy Christmas 🎄 🍻
I've got one of those chippers for awkward back garden jobs,, last one we did, 7 ton big bags rammed full,,, great machine 4hrs none stop, great machine, good tidy job, cut and clean as u go, then home.
Awesome job. So What can you do with conifer chippings and loose ends? I presume they cannot be composted, so who and where do conifer chippings go to ? Anything environmentally useful ?
Great job. We pay a price for letting plants like conifers get out of hand. Leave it too long and the wretched tree is 20 feet tall, cuts out all the light ...that is where you come in.
Did a job like this late last year. Took about 10 feet or so of the top of a couple of conifer to clear telephone wires. Ended up taking five hours to chip the branches and the pile of chippings was as big as a car. Under estimated that job by about a whole day!!!!
Top job Jason. I've got my setup together. Got my first hedge reduction job booked. Thanks for the inspiration. Do you still think Titan hedge trimmers are good to use?
U make life hard work mate for such a small job, no need for a pole saw at all and 2 hours to remove a conifer stump! You want to invest in a stump grinder pal. But as they say each to there own
@@jasongardener3425 Good idea for the paths! I have this mindset where anything dug up or pruned in my garden never leaves it. I also use comfrey big time. I have subscribed to your channel and will go through all your videos 😁
Gave a guy a price to get rid of some dead pines including grinding the stumps. Bigger than this one. He decided to do the stumps himself. The time he took to do it by hand he was saving himself about $1 an hour. Good exercise but in his case false economy.
Your videos are awesome iv learnt/ self tought so much from you...but what's the exact name of that red tool you used to pressure that stupid stubborn stump out
proper old school hard graft mate. just as well it was a friday & you had time to recover for monday. that chipper never flickered (money well spent) did the chain do the whole job without a sharpening ?. great vid jason.
Jason, nice little chipper you got there. Tell me: I'm seriously thinking of investing in one, are they worth it? I like you, have medium sized van and don't wanna buy a trailer and haul off to dump, etc, etc. I'm a small business gardener. Can you give me your honest advice mate? Great grafter👊
Can't believe you took that stump out by hand. I normally dial 1 800 STUMP OUT EASY. 😎 Good job...l'm impressed. Those are nasty scrubs....they all end up over grown. 🍃🌏🕊
Hi Jason, I love your videos could you please tell me what farm jack you used and how did you attach it to the stump? I’ve only seen people use chains with them. Thanks!🙂
Love this video, watched numerous times, I use a stump jack and when you hear the sound of the roots going after all that hard work, it is such a relief.
Jasons videos inspired me to start my own business...and I've never looked back.
Cheers Jason
Cheers mate, it's always a relief to hear that crazy sound, as you know you are winning 👍 😀
Fantastic job Jason. I bet you were completely knackered at the end of the day.
This a man that is not scared of hard graft. Wonderful job, great to watch. New sub👍
That is a big ol' Conifer - good working getting that stump out.
@@danielcounsel6147 thank you, it was a hard one to do, 👍
Thanks Jason, I have 2 large conifers I need to remove and the tips you've shared here are very helpful
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I've just had some guys come and reduce a 16' conifer hedge for me down to about 8'. I had no idea how much stuff there was to get rid of after it. I don't know what you charge for a days work, but it could never be enough for all that hard work. My admiration goes out to you Jason.
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Thanks mate
Another great job Jason very methodical and precise. That farm jack is one of the best things I’ve bought this season. Hope you have a good end to the year mate. 👍🏻
A lot of work involved! Well done. Very good video thank you.
You are one of the best and most precise gardeners I have ever seen in my life. Recently I watched a handful of your videos and all I can say is respect; you are a rare gem among us gardeners. Please keep up with the outstanding work.
Thanks mate 👍👍
Good job Jason and another great viseo, brings back memories for me from a few years ago I had very similar job glad to get home that day and put feet up, great use of the jack, not tried that.
Thank you for including how you make a cut that allows the crooked branches to be more easily drawn through the chipper!
I recently removed a similar stump for my neighbour. I uncovered the large roots, axed through them, then dug a space under it and used my car jack. Worked a treat 👍👍👍
Cool 👍👍👍
Your a hard worker jason, good job
Thanks mate 👍
Good work Jason. My preferred method for stump removal in that size range is cut it as close to the ground as possible and stump grind it. Your way works fine to though.
Incredible job. ! 🙌🏽🏋🏽♂️🏋🏽♂️ You were awesome. ! 👍🏽🏋🏽♂️👍🏽
Proper job, well done, the new plants or grass will grow well in that area. It’s nothing but hard graft to remove stumps like that by hand. Ignore stump grinding comments, that’s a half baked cheap and nasty method with leaves a lot of wood in the ground rotting down and causing problems. If you can get a mini digger in that’ll make short work of it, but access is almost always an issue in UK gardens. If there is a good anchor like another large tree and you leave a long stump, you can use a come along winch sometimes. They are about 20 quid on flea bay👍🏻 I admire you work ethic, I’ve done plenty of stumps myself and it is hard.
Cheers mate 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi everyone, please could anyone suggest a good axe. I really have no idea and there’s hundreds on the market. I need a long handle and it’s for removing the stump of a conifer. Thankyou in advance x
Hi everyone, please could anyone suggest a good axe. I really have no idea and there’s hundreds on the market. I need a long handle and it’s for removing the stump of a conifer. Thankyou in advance x
Absolutely love your videos Jason! Great work.
A very tidy and organised job well done 👍
all ways plan ahead think bout next cut ❤️🙏🏻 cracking job g 🌲👍🏻🇬🇧
Nicely done Jason. A chipper is worth every penny. Best regards, Mick
Thanks for showing how you did this, and the hard work that goes into it. I've been asked to remove a big 7ft juniper. Nowhere near as big as your conifer, but without having any of that equipment I think I'm going to have to turn it down. Might be able to remove the branches with a hand saw, but I've got no chance with the stump!
Great and very neat work!
Cheers 👍👍
Well done getting that tree cut up all in one day. Landscap garden is not for lazy people. People see you cutting grass on a nice day and say I would love to do that some people have forgot what hard work looks like.
what a cute little chipper!
Excellent video well done top man top job 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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Real man's work. Well done.
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Thanks for sharing Jason, you did a sterling job there on your ownsome
Jason, what's that click jack called, I'm trying to find the same thing here in France, not an easy task when you don't know what it's called let alone translating it. Thanks
found it thanks
Proper job that mate, so much better than the stump grinder bodge that just makes a huge pile of chip and soil that nothing can grow in and that sinks if you turf over it. That was right at the limit of the farm jack. I passed my ones limit the other day but it has served me well for years so can’t be too sorry. New one ordered!
Wow that took a long time! Welldone! Cant believe how much time and effort it takes to remove it 😮
Bravo Jason! That was a hard job
Amazing commitment there ! Wd I had 3 conifers last year same garden same day it was tuff about half the size , I just hope it payed well 😁👍 as mine did
Your a fit owl boy..!! All the best from Ireland.
Great job. Love your stump removal with the jack . Gone try that myself. Thanks
Always enjoy your videos and voice over Jason but this one was fantastic. Angles, shots used, no filler, great explanations and a job well done. First class effort. How long did the job take in total out of interest? Hioe customer was happy. They should be! All the best for next season. Cheet Cris.
Thank you, appreciate that, it was a long time ago, but from what I can remember, it took a day, I try to keep the videos informative and try to get the angles in, that show what's happening.
Happy Christmas 🎄 🍻
I've got one of those chippers for awkward back garden jobs,, last one we did, 7 ton big bags rammed full,,, great machine 4hrs none stop, great machine, good tidy job, cut and clean as u go, then home.
Love to see how you set that jack up mate
What a huge, aggravating job. People plant things too often without knowing or caring how big they'll eventually get.
My mom, bless her puts 8 of these in the garden. They are huge and I'm in the process of taking them out :(
Easy to follow. Great work..
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Cracking job mate... blood sweat and conifer chippings top job 👍👍👍
My back was aching just watching you 🚑🙈 great job as always 👌🏼
Nice video Cheers 🌳
Good Job, you work very hard.
Amazing you managed to get the stump out, good work there indeed, and tidy.
Thanks mate, it was a hard one to do. 👍👍
another top job Jason
Brilliant job my friend 👏
Thanks 👍
Great job , enjoyed the video , thank you.
Thanks mate 👍
Awesome job.
So What can you do with conifer chippings and loose ends? I presume they cannot be composted, so who and where do conifer chippings go to ? Anything environmentally useful ?
Loved watching this video, hard worker fair dos. X
Few... that made me sweat watching it😅 bet you was knackered the next day.
Love all of videos...I've watched all of them 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great job. We pay a price for letting plants like conifers get out of hand. Leave it too long and the wretched tree is 20 feet tall, cuts out all the light ...that is where you come in.
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Cracking job once again Jason👌🏼
awesome work mate, thanks
Did a job like this late last year. Took about 10 feet or so of the top of a couple of conifer to clear telephone wires. Ended up taking five hours to chip the branches and the pile of chippings was as big as a car. Under estimated that job by about a whole day!!!!
Top job Jason. I've got my setup together. Got my first hedge reduction job booked. Thanks for the inspiration. Do you still think Titan hedge trimmers are good to use?
Well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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Jason - what did you connect your farm jack to? I normally use a chain but you seem to have a different method.
I just got one of these small chain saws last summer, it helps trim all the shrubs I have.
Jason Good Job!!!
Nice job Jason. Loved that cutting tool, sure could use that on my yard with my big trees. 😉👍👍👍👍
Great job my friend,i was sweating before you cut the first branch off.😓
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Good job Jason ......could I ask how much did you charge for a job like that ?....
Fabulous job
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Hi, thanks for sharing this. Can I ask if you needed any kind or council permission? Thanks
Hi, for that one, in the area it was in no 👍
Good miter. Jason. Thank. De Los Angeles. Ca
What a hard worker!
I try, 😊👍👍
Good work there bud.
U make life hard work mate for such a small job, no need for a pole saw at all and 2 hours to remove a conifer stump! You want to invest in a stump grinder pal. But as they say each to there own
Who needs a stump grinder when you have Jason Gardner
Nice video Jason what is that tool called that you used to Lever the tree out the ground
Graftastic. Legend
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Your skill and your equipment are amazing, but I was sad that I not only cut down but uprooted that beautiful tree.”
Who says hard work can't accomplish something. Job well done, hi 5.
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How long does it take. We're having 5 huge ones taken out ?
I hope you see this question on an old video. I read somewhere that conifer chips are no good for mulch. Is this true? Can they be used for anything?
Hi, yes and no.
It's very acidic, so good as mulch on empty borders or pathways, but not very good on flower borders 👍
@@jasongardener3425 Good idea for the paths! I have this mindset where anything dug up or pruned in my garden never leaves it. I also use comfrey big time. I have subscribed to your channel and will go through all your videos 😁
Always good to put the goodness back in to the garden, in one form or another, cool thank you 👍👍
Good one mate 👍👍😎
Quality work!
Could u tell me what hedge trimmer are you using please
I'm watching this while I should be doing the same, I'm just putting it off. I wish I had a ratchet lever like you 😎
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So how much did you charge for the work?
I took eight of those out of my sons garden what a job
How did you manage all that in 1 day top job 👍
Conifers are easy pal i done 3 in one day with stump out well me my mate
one day..!!! Thats a two hour job.
Super work Jason! How in the world did you haul that stump out of the yard???!!!
What is the name of the tree jack you’re using to pop the stump?
I call that dedication, as a point of interest what make and horse-power is the chipper you are using and where can it be purchased here in U.K.
Great video thanks mate do you have any advice on how you advertise for your business ? Thanks again
Gave a guy a price to get rid of some dead pines including grinding the stumps. Bigger than this one. He decided to do the stumps himself. The time he took to do it by hand he was saving himself about $1 an hour. Good exercise but in his case false economy.
Did you use the chipped tree as mulch ?
I hate those conifers shouldn’t be allowed in gardens pain in the jacks
Your videos are awesome iv learnt/ self tought so much from you...but what's the exact name of that red tool you used to pressure that stupid stubborn stump out
It's a 3 ton, high lift farm jack.
Cheers mate 👍
Hi Jason, what chipper is that?
I often use a reciprocating saw to cut the roots, just stab the blade into the soil and work my way around.
what is the name of the jack you were useing? (10.54 minutes)that would come in handy for when we remove our tree stumps
At least you turned up to do the job.. I'm sick of all these tree surgeons who say 'I'll come on Monday' and just don't show up..
I hope you sold the clippings for a garden mulch?
Would have been nice, but unfortunately it had to go to the tip 😢
proper old school hard graft mate. just as well it was a friday & you had time to recover for monday. that chipper never flickered (money well spent) did the chain do the whole job without a sharpening ?. great vid jason.
Man that looked like a tough job !!!
Jason, nice little chipper you got there. Tell me: I'm seriously thinking of investing in one, are they worth it? I like you, have medium sized van and don't wanna buy a trailer and haul off to dump, etc, etc. I'm a small business gardener. Can you give me your honest advice mate? Great grafter👊
Can't believe you took that stump out by hand. I normally dial
1 800 STUMP OUT EASY. 😎
Good job...l'm impressed. Those are nasty scrubs....they all end up over grown. 🍃🌏🕊
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I looked at the stump and thought good luck lol
Hi Jason, I love your videos could you please tell me what farm jack you used and how did you attach it to the stump? I’ve only seen people use chains with them. Thanks!🙂
Hi, thanks mate.
It's a high lift farm jack, 3 ton, great tool, just be careful and watch your fingers.
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@@jasongardener3425 Thanks, Jason!🙂
You should use a pipe on the end of the handle to give you more leverage unless you're looking for the extra workout.