Man, Chris, I felt threatened at that opening scowl footage and thought I might be in danger. Then Tony's smile showed me that all was well with the world! Tough looking crew- especially the 2nd degree black belt...
Good morning Chris!! Darn warm day for tree removal. Drink a gallon of water and never go pee. LOL!! Nice job guys!!😀😀👍👍 Take care my friends!! 😀😀💚💚 Logger Al
Looked like a great ensemble group of saws and hard working fellers. Thanks for sharing the content and glad to see the Frost Bite grapple working well on a hot day…smooth operator on the Kioti too.
Great shirts! Nice saws there, great team work! Just did a big tree job myself. 4th time out cutting this year. Got 13 loads from 100 trees. Gave away 5 loads to the owners father in law. Didnt take anything under 6 inches. Great video Chris!
Good day Chris ! Man oh man you have a amazing thing going on here . First of all awesome group of people working with you I call TEAM with a amazing channel . I see it In the future The Wood Yard Tree Service 😝 much respect keep up the outstanding work fellas . 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Nice array of saws and great crew! The only thing missing was Kenny. I’ve done some jobs like that with a bunch of friends and it’s hard work and fun at the same time.
Kenny and perhaps they could have used the 3120 thumping along idling in the background just for background noise/music or used it to cut Tony's pinched Stihl just for the comedy.
This takes me back to when I was a kid working in the logging camps out west everybody working together at noon we'd have our big meal for the day everybody take a short break sharpen saws fuel everything up check the equipment over and get back at it I truly enjoyed watching all of you guys work together in Harmony that's the way it's supposed to be thank you and I look forward to seeing a bunch more videos like this and the video with you running at 3120 that was just awesome I'm sorry that's just totally awesome
Lovely job. I don't get many trees but I have 2 builders who have done 5 houses between then (one is an old British farmhouse) and they are letting me have all the left over and ripped out wood/timbers/joists/floorboards/untreated hardwood garden sleepers etc. 5 trailer loads so far and still counting. Lots of timber for construction projects on the Farm and lots of firewood too! It's such simple things but brings me joy! I am going to need to set up a larger wood store. Ha ha.
You can charge extra because of the professional matching shirts!! The time lapse of Mr Chris sawing brush really shows how much more you can pack. Nicely done!!
Wife would be proud of you doing the two step in the trailer packing the brush down lol . Great idea cutting up the brush to fit more in definitely going to do that next time thanks buddy .
Hey guys!! This was such an awesome video!! Super enjoyed it! That intro Chris, how you put that together an edited it was pretty sweet!! 💯👍. Such a fun vid to watch all you guys working together! Thanks for taking us along on all your adventures!! Great work, food and crew! Take care guys! Will see you tomorrow! Andrew from NB :)
Action video Chris. Lots of orange things working well together. Stars of the show were the Kioti tractor tires not destroying the lawn and a smooth operator on the tractor. Echo to the rescue for Tony's saw still (stihl) stuck in the tree. Nice lunch and fellowship. GNI
As a professional arborist in Texas. I wish we had some 91 degree days. We are sitting between 104-108 all week and I’ve had to start scheduling jobs every other day to keep my crew hydrated. The heat takes too much out of you to truly rehydrate and be ready the next day to do it again.
I am sure they appreciate it. Good that you're looking out for their safety like that. I know the income loss sucks, but hetter then a trip to the hospital. If i lived in texas i would melt.
Did the same thing with one of my saws trying to fit brush in a trailer. Decided to just use logs to weigh it down instead of messing around with a saw in all that brush.
I ain’t seen that much Orange since the ‘77 Orange Crush Bronco’s!, then again the one on the tractor does bare a resemblance to Lyle Alzado ( only if ya squint, the shields down on his helmet and there’s a pile of brush hangin off the hook up front…..THEN!!!, it’s the spitting image of Lyle I tell ya!!!!) also Irene was quite impressed with the spread you had put on for ya as only the good company gets Nueske’s!, and was it the Applewood Smoked or the Wild Cherrywood bacon?, I’m goin with the Applewood, Irene says no no no, the Cherrywood goes best with the burgers!!. Finally, Irene was also impressed with the last load of brush ya dumped as it was a spitting image of her meatloaf!, ( You get 3 pounds of ground chuck into a meatloaf pan mister!, then again I do spend a inordinate amount of time “in the office” the next day finishin that paper work let me tell ya!!!!) ok off to trim the peonies down, they ain’t blooming again and I’m mowin that mess today!!!!
Not bad for a bunch of firewood guys, some of those limbed up logs looks like someone might have worked for a tree service at one time.I have found that at times a open face hing cut helps keep the hinge from breaking to soon and keeps the stem on the stump longer.
The Dream Team is at it again and even pulled a new player up from the minor leagues! Sorry about "Jenking" you talking about throwing a chain last time, Chris! I would think if you only had to put it back on twice in all those loads? That was still better luck then mine! Bert, You felling saw seemed just a tad hungry today? Sure a fine line on those rakers when it comes to hard and dry Ash. The grabbing can sure wear a guy out though. Nice job! Do you all want to thumb wrestle to see who gets the load of logs? Sure gonna make a couple nice cords of wood!👍
That was all worked out before the job. Chris's payment was getting to do videos and the wood. The rest of us got paid. I like my saw sharp and grabby.
@bertbrei2950 I do as well...👍 I was just kidding on who got the wood. It was none of my business, and I was sure you men had things worked out fair amongst yourselves before ever starting the big project! Have a great week, Bert, and the whole job looked nice when finished! They have to be glad having them all gone and all the work done.👍
@waynetharp my uncle was very pleased with job when we were done. He asked us to cut down the 2 scraggly pines and he said he would clean them up during the week. We cleaned them up right away while we were there. I grind my chains more like a square grind with my own modifications that I have found to work best. We also talked about doing a video sometime of new chain and my grind comparison.
@bertbrei2950 Ground chains are great if you have clean wood. They don't do so well in dirt. I cut in alot of low land /creek bottoms and the sand/loom that washes up into the bark during floods will dull a ground chain real fast.
I remember one time I had limbed out to the tip of an either foot hemlock. When I cut the top off at six inches my Cain came off. I still had to limb the other side on the way back down the trunk. I was pleased with myself for being able to get the chain back on while sta ing 12 feet off the ground without losing a bar nut. I was younger back then.
A really good job and y'all even looked fun. Ash is cash. Nominee for the Woody award for Utoob cinematography. No skid steer splitter in the near future? They are only $2500-3500.
Wow, great video! That’s one hell of a lineup of saws! Good to have that many hands to handle a big job like that. Especially handling the tree tops, which I hate to do the most. I’m curious as to rigging. Why tie the rope above the face cut? Is that to prevent a barber chair (splitting)?
I think it is the anchor knot . That rope goes way up the tree , over a stout limb and then all the way down to that Manley man on the tractor. Allowing him to tug the tree in the optimal direction. I could be wrong, I've been wrong four times already this year.
Always great to see a plan come together, And ! Accident Free ! Gavin is doing ok with the sun to his back ,most of the time. Sweet dumps today at the brush dump, how many total ? 3? , 5?
All that orange. Like work release from the county jail. Just get numbers on those shirts now!! Looks like a well run operation to. Maybe call yourself the chain gang😅
Husqvarna, the official saw of "In The Woodyard". Would love to have this crew show uo to my woodyard on the 29th of July to rip through a load of ash. Smoked burgers is on the menu.
You guys definitely know how to do a tree job. Years of experience running saws, felling trees everyone seems to know their role. On top of that you take your breaks under nice shade trees and have some excellent eats !! Nice work
Great Video Chris. The only thing missing was Me, Tho maybe not. I do not have any Husky Saws, or an XLT Orange Shirt. HAHAHAHAHAHAH. Loved the line up of the Saws.... Who was the Guest appearance ?? Mike M.
So now we know at least part of what Supermen eat! - I question the very tall stumps. Could be hazardous for ordinary mortals! - Every dang time I cut into brush, I mess up the chain!! Seems like there ought to be something made for reducing brush into something more useful, say like sawdust, or chips!! I wonder if the rental shops have ever heard of anything like that? If it exists, they'd prob know about it! - Good job guys!
Tennis Ball with an Eye bolt trough it. I used it for stringing Cabling across inaccessible areas of Ceilings and Truss work of Buildings. I could either throw it or slip the long end of the Eye bolt into my Push poles, Reach out or over head about 10+ feet and drop it over a Conduit, Pipe, Duct work Etc. Worked for Trees too.. Mike M.
@@InTheWoodyard I’ve done that stand in the trailer and slash up the brush with the 550xp several times. It’s amazing how much brush you can consolidate that way. However, the chipper makes quick work of it!
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Man, Chris, I felt threatened at that opening scowl footage and thought I might be in danger. Then Tony's smile showed me that all was well with the world! Tough looking crew- especially the 2nd degree black belt...
Yup, Tony ruined our image with the happy face!! Haaa!
@@InTheWoodyard I knew how was getting the rake😀😀😀🇦🇺
Well done fellas. Y’all got that tree removal program down.👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Thanks Todd!
Good morning Chris!!
Darn warm day for tree removal. Drink a gallon of water and never go pee. LOL!!
Nice job guys!!😀😀👍👍
Take care my friends!! 😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
I peed once that day. It was definately a hot one.
Yup, we sweated it all out!
Nice Superhero Movie intro!!!! What a great video - well done on the tree job!
Glad you liked it!
Looked like a great ensemble group of saws and hard working fellers. Thanks for sharing the content and glad to see the Frost Bite grapple working well on a hot day…smooth operator on the Kioti too.
Yes it was! Thanks!
Great video of teamwork, different techniques, different equipment used and great food!! Loved it! 😃
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great shirts! Nice saws there, great team work! Just did a big tree job myself. 4th time out cutting this year. Got 13 loads from 100 trees. Gave away 5 loads to the owners father in law. Didnt take anything under 6 inches. Great video Chris!
That is awesome! You made a good score!
Yes it was a good score. Just didn't quite have the room in my small woodyard, so it went in yhe driveway on rocks.
Good day Chris ! Man oh man you have a amazing thing going on here . First of all awesome group of people working with you I call TEAM with a amazing channel . I see it In the future The Wood Yard Tree Service 😝 much respect keep up the outstanding work fellas . 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Yup, they are all great guys! Even Tony!
@@InTheWoodyard Good oh Tony he’s a good man! Be awesome to meet you guys one day.
Love the little mini Mac on the end!
Yup!
Nice array of saws and great crew! The only thing missing was Kenny. I’ve done some jobs like that with a bunch of friends and it’s hard work and fun at the same time.
Kenny and perhaps they could have used the 3120 thumping along idling in the background just for background noise/music or used it to cut Tony's pinched Stihl just for the comedy.
@@iffykidmn8170😲 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for watching!
That would have been funny!
This takes me back to when I was a kid working in the logging camps out west everybody working together at noon we'd have our big meal for the day everybody take a short break sharpen saws fuel everything up check the equipment over and get back at it I truly enjoyed watching all of you guys work together in Harmony that's the way it's supposed to be thank you and I look forward to seeing a bunch more videos like this and the video with you running at 3120 that was just awesome I'm sorry that's just totally awesome
Thanks so much Ed, you do know that there is about 1200 videos on my channel that you can watch right now?!?! Thanks!!!!
And fun was had by all.
And unlike you with one fry and 1/2 a burger that was one hell of a lunch Bert’s mom and dad put on for us. 👍TCT
It was a good lunch if it wasnt so hot bet we would have eaten till we were so full we couldn't move
@@BertsCustomCuts I agree 100%, but I think we all knew we’d probably get sick if we ate too much with the 90 degree temps that day.
@@TonysCoolTools yup didnt even eat supper till 10 that night
Yup, it was a great day!
Lovely job. I don't get many trees but I have 2 builders who have done 5 houses between then (one is an old British farmhouse) and they are letting me have all the left over and ripped out wood/timbers/joists/floorboards/untreated hardwood garden sleepers etc. 5 trailer loads so far and still counting. Lots of timber for construction projects on the Farm and lots of firewood too! It's such simple things but brings me joy! I am going to need to set up a larger wood store. Ha ha.
Sounds great, keep at it!
Since it will be at 5:30 am I assume that would be classified as morning wood.
Ha! Yup, I guess so!
Now that is a good days work- great job fella’s 🇺🇸
Thanks!
You can charge extra because of the professional matching shirts!! The time lapse of Mr Chris sawing brush really shows how much more you can pack. Nicely done!!
Thanks, yup, it is like a poor mans chipper!
If y’all keep doing these tree removal jobs, I for see a wood chipper in the future!
Maybe so???
Nice work guys. Holly smokes that’s lot chainsaws for few trees lol keep up the good work
Thanks !!
Love to see the crew working together! Mr. Cool Tools needs a helmet though, unless there's nothing to protect.😜
Thanks!
Good morning everyone! What a great work crew
Morning! Thanks!!
G’morning Orange Dudes. Awesome action today ! Saw some cool tools. Ash is looking fine !
GoodNightIrene
Morning! Thanks!
Looked like an orange dreamsicle team . Lots of chips flying. Well done lads well done.👍👌🇺🇸💪
Only one dreamsicle got pinched and it took an orange saw to cut him out an Echo at that.
Yup, the Echo save the Stihl!
Thanks 👍
Awesome
Best Video I Ever Saw
I like it. i like it alot.
Thanks Ann
I'm glad you like it!!!
Another fine job well did!
Good work.
Thank you very much!
Wife would be proud of you doing the two step in the trailer packing the brush down lol . Great idea cutting up the brush to fit more in definitely going to do that next time thanks buddy .
Thanks, it works great!
Team, In the Woodyard felling trees!!! Lots of saws and lots of work!! Great job!!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Thanks! You too!
Good crew, good food, good times. What more could anyone ask for? I could keep going but got to keep it PG😁👍
A cooler day would have been better
Thanks Daniel.
Hey guys!! This was such an awesome video!! Super enjoyed it! That intro Chris, how you put that together an edited it was pretty sweet!! 💯👍. Such a fun vid to watch all you guys working together! Thanks for taking us along on all your adventures!! Great work, food and crew! Take care guys! Will see you tomorrow! Andrew from NB :)
Glad you liked it!!
Nice work. That yard which is very nice held up well with all the traffic.
Thanks!!
Action video Chris. Lots of orange things working well together. Stars of the show were the Kioti tractor tires not destroying the lawn and a smooth operator on the tractor. Echo to the rescue for Tony's saw still (stihl) stuck in the tree. Nice lunch and fellowship. GNI
Yup, Keith is a smooth operator!
As a professional arborist in Texas. I wish we had some 91 degree days. We are sitting between 104-108 all week and I’ve had to start scheduling jobs every other day to keep my crew hydrated. The heat takes too much out of you to truly rehydrate and be ready the next day to do it again.
I am sure they appreciate it. Good that you're looking out for their safety like that. I know the income loss sucks, but hetter then a trip to the hospital. If i lived in texas i would melt.
Yup, that kind of heat is just too much!
It’s nice to have some open space to work in . Great job by all, very professional. Keep on cutting
Thanks, will do!
It's such a great video. You guys are all great. Really action-packed today. Keep up the great work, guys. Keep the great videos coming.
Thanks so much!
Did the same thing with one of my saws trying to fit brush in a trailer. Decided to just use logs to weigh it down instead of messing around with a saw in all that brush.
It works good.
Men at work! 👍 Teaching young men about work👍
yup!!
Great team work ! loved the intro with the saws singing away🤗
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Like a well oiled machine even with Tony bringing a Stihl
Yup, Berts Echo saved him.
Good Morning Woodhounds!!!
That's alotta powersaws right there!
Morning! Yup!!!
I ain’t seen that much Orange since the ‘77 Orange Crush Bronco’s!, then again the one on the tractor does bare a resemblance to Lyle Alzado ( only if ya squint, the shields down on his helmet and there’s a pile of brush hangin off the hook up front…..THEN!!!, it’s the spitting image of Lyle I tell ya!!!!) also Irene was quite impressed with the spread you had put on for ya as only the good company gets Nueske’s!, and was it the Applewood Smoked or the Wild Cherrywood bacon?, I’m goin with the Applewood, Irene says no no no, the Cherrywood goes best with the burgers!!. Finally, Irene was also impressed with the last load of brush ya dumped as it was a spitting image of her meatloaf!, ( You get 3 pounds of ground chuck into a meatloaf pan mister!, then again I do spend a inordinate amount of time “in the office” the next day finishin that paper work let me tell ya!!!!) ok off to trim the peonies down, they ain’t blooming again and I’m mowin that mess today!!!!
Yup, Nueske's is good stuff!
Ya didn’t ask did you Chris!. Next time perhaps, it’s a bet between Irene & me over which one it was
Not bad for a bunch of firewood guys, some of those limbed up logs looks like someone might have worked for a tree service at one time.I have found that at times a open face hing cut helps keep the hinge from breaking to soon and keeps the stem on the stump longer.
Thanks.
Great crew and great work!!
Tyler
Thanks!!!
What a crew! Lots got done great job!!👍👍GNI
Thanks 👍!!!
Awesome job brother
Thanks for the visit!
Chris, I see that you are wearing those heavy duty boots. Great boots for what you are doing. Stay safe!
They are, thanks!
The Dream Team is at it again and even pulled a new player up from the minor leagues!
Sorry about "Jenking" you talking about throwing a chain last time, Chris! I would think if you only had to put it back on twice in all those loads? That was still better luck then mine!
Bert, You felling saw seemed just a tad hungry today? Sure a fine line on those rakers when it comes to hard and dry Ash. The grabbing can sure wear a guy out though. Nice job!
Do you all want to thumb wrestle to see who gets the load of logs? Sure gonna make a couple nice cords of wood!👍
That was all worked out before the job. Chris's payment was getting to do videos and the wood. The rest of us got paid. I like my saw sharp and grabby.
@bertbrei2950 I do as well...👍
I was just kidding on who got the wood. It was none of my business, and I was sure you men had things worked out fair amongst yourselves before ever starting the big project! Have a great week, Bert, and the whole job looked nice when finished! They have to be glad having them all gone and all the work done.👍
@waynetharp my uncle was very pleased with job when we were done. He asked us to cut down the 2 scraggly pines and he said he would clean them up during the week. We cleaned them up right away while we were there. I grind my chains more like a square grind with my own modifications that I have found to work best. We also talked about doing a video sometime of new chain and my grind comparison.
@bertbrei2950 Ground chains are great if you have clean wood. They don't do so well in dirt. I cut in alot of low land /creek bottoms and the sand/loom that washes up into the bark during floods will dull a ground chain real fast.
@waynetharp the way I do it seems to hold up even in dirty wood.
I want a in the wood yard T-shirt!!
Email us at maryinthewoodyard@gmail.com and we can help you out.
Lots of saws, great to see everyone
Thanks for watching!
Awesome seeing all those saws.
Thanks 👍!!!
I remember one time I had limbed out to the tip of an either foot hemlock.
When I cut the top off at six inches my Cain came off. I still had to limb the other side on the way back down the trunk.
I was pleased with myself for being able to get the chain back on while sta ing 12 feet off the ground without losing a bar nut.
I was younger back then.
That sounds like a hard thing to do!
Think you brought enough saws? Looks like a good crew. WOW, sawing them up in the trailer really compacts them.
You can not have to many saws!
A really good job and y'all even looked fun. Ash is cash. Nominee for the Woody award for Utoob cinematography. No skid steer splitter in the near future? They are only $2500-3500.
Thanks for watching. Nope Bert has a skid steer splitter for the real big stuff.
Good morning all!
Hello Kurt!!
Good looking crew, except for that one old guy… lol
I see you opted out of the heavy carbs at lunch. Good for you. I just started that journey myself.
Thanks, yup, I have lost 10 pounds since avoiding bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, sugar and high carb stuff.
@@InTheWoodyard that’s great to hear. Your liver will thank you. So will your arteries. Lol
Nice job. The brush you dumped at the dump. Looked like a big bale. Tightly put together.
Rain today. So no wood work for me. Tomorrow maybe.
Yup, it was crammed in there!
Great job guys good crew
Thanks!!
Wow, great video! That’s one hell of a lineup of saws! Good to have that many hands to handle a big job like that. Especially handling the tree tops, which I hate to do the most. I’m curious as to rigging. Why tie the rope above the face cut? Is that to prevent a barber chair (splitting)?
I think it is the anchor knot .
That rope goes way up the tree , over a stout limb and then all the way down to that Manley man on the tractor.
Allowing him to tug the tree in the optimal direction.
I could be wrong,
I've been wrong four times already this year.
Yup, that is it.
Thanks, it is an anchor rope, up and over the top to pull with.
Great video! Do you think it would have been worthwhile to rent a chipper for the day to handle the branches?
To rent a good chipper would be nice but when you grab brush with the grapple it makes it a pain to feed into chipper.
Maybe but this worked well too.
yup
Ah yes love the guy humor.😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks for watching!
Now that's an amazing start to a video. Look at all those saws.
Thanks!
Chris,you got yourself a 🪵 yard posse 👍🤔❤😊maybe have the same posse helping out when you’re running the processor 😮
They do help out a bunch!
Good conservationist you use the whole tree.
Thanks!
nice job sir. it goes quick when you have a good crew to work with.
You got that right! Thanks!
Always great to see a plan come together,
And !
Accident Free !
Gavin is doing ok with the sun to his back ,most of the time.
Sweet dumps today at the brush dump, how many total ?
3? , 5?
Yup, it was a good day, 2 dumps.
Really good camera work! Might I suggest that filming was the best job he's ever done.
Wow, thanks!
Cool corporate dress. :)
Thanks!
All that orange. Like work release from the county jail. Just get numbers on those shirts now!! Looks like a well run operation to. Maybe call yourself the chain gang😅
Yup, it was an orange day!
Hay wooden outdoorsman it is nice today GNI
Yup, always a good day in the wood yard and outdoors working!
I prefer the orange and white saws. But I guess the others are better than a green saw.
There was a few or the "other" saws there too.
Husqvarna, the official saw of "In The Woodyard". Would love to have this crew show uo to my woodyard on the 29th of July to rip through a load of ash. Smoked burgers is on the menu.
Yup, they do good work!
You guys definitely know how to do a tree job. Years of experience running saws, felling trees everyone seems to know their role. On top of that you take your breaks under nice shade trees and have some excellent eats !! Nice work
Yup, it was a good day, thanks!
Quite the crew there !
Yup, thanks!
What a crew!
Thanks!!
Only skilled pros need apply - great team work !!!
Thanks!
Husqvarna T540 xp III, that's a very new toy😮
Had some issues with it then the echo had to come out.
@@BertsCustomCuts Any concerning issues? I'm in doubt between buying the new T540 and the T540i battery, and was leaning towards the gas 540
@@Han_YT shortened up gas line on in tank filter and works good now.
Yup, I will use it more soon.
Good to hear!
I can’t help myself - the Orange Smurfs😊😊😊
Lunch yum❤
Loved the sound affects of the 2nd dump of the brush😊😊😊
Tony’s got Wood😊😊😊
HAHAHAH The courtesy Flush just before the noise of the Big Dump.....
Yup, thanks so much!
Morning everyone... I don't think you have enough saws!!
Yeah, they're a few short...😂
Saw what you did there 😂
Never can have enough saws
You are right, more is always better!!
All of the saws would be the right number!!!
Great Video Chris.
The only thing missing was Me, Tho maybe not. I do not have any Husky Saws, or an XLT Orange Shirt. HAHAHAHAHAHAH.
Loved the line up of the Saws....
Who was the Guest appearance ??
Mike M.
Tony
@@BertsCustomCuts HAHAHAHHA He said Tony was gonna be there in the Last Video.
I was expecting Some One not in any Videos.
Thanks Bert.
Mike M.
Thanks, Tony was the guest!
@@InTheWoodyard Yup ! Bert said That...
Where was this done, do you get to the logs yourself im still waiting for that t shirt
Chris has all the logs for wood
Appleton, yes, email us at maryinthewoodyard@gmail.com and my boss will take care of you.
Poor cats,
Had to stay home
☹️
They never get to go anywhere 😊
2 of them are leaving this week
Yup.
Good Morning A Team now this is the Best Show TY Everyone ( Ron
Your welcome
Thanks Ron!
So now we know at least part of what Supermen eat! - I question the very tall stumps. Could be hazardous for ordinary mortals! - Every dang time I cut into brush, I mess up the chain!! Seems like there ought to be something made for reducing brush into something more useful, say like sawdust, or chips!! I wonder if the rental shops have ever heard of anything like that? If it exists, they'd prob know about it! - Good job guys!
Hazardous maybe or already standing ready to get out of dodge if needed instead of kneeling.🤔
Its easier to get out of the way if shit goes wrong if your already standing.
This worked okay. Yes a chipper would be nice too.
yup.
yup
Stellar crew and work! Bert needs a big fatty and a tall cold one👊🏼
I did @ 9:30 that night when I finally got into the house.
@@BertsCustomCuts Right on! Always wait till the end of the day 👍🏼
Yup, it was a hot day!
Tip: When you cut the stumps, do it with the other side of the bar. Then you won't need a wedge.
Yup, it fills up with saw dust!
The only thing this party is missing is beer!!!!! (maybe after the work is done)
Polka music,
Don't forget the band
Beer and saws do not mix well.
Yup!
Waiting on my T540 MKIII to show up
Nice saw!
Team work 👍
Yup, thanks!
chris, where do i find one of those little balls you throw up in the tree to tie a rope for pulling?? never saw that before....
Not Chris, throw balls at any arborist supply or online Sherril Tree, Treestuff, Sappy Supply perhaps Baileys or Amazon.
Tennis Ball with an Eye bolt trough it.
I used it for stringing Cabling across inaccessible areas of Ceilings and Truss work of Buildings.
I could either throw it or slip the long end of the Eye bolt into my Push poles, Reach out or over head about 10+ feet and drop it over a Conduit, Pipe, Duct work Etc. Worked for Trees too..
Mike M.
Good idea, thanks Mike!
Any arborist supply or a pro saw shop.
yup!
Switching up the content, just another thing you are good at.
Keeps it interesting.
And a host of co-stars.
Almost like Love Boat
Yup, BOSS.....Dee saw Dee saw!
That was a lot of chainsaw😊
Yup!
Quite the lineup.
Thanks!
How yea supposed to keep that snow man warm thru winter, when you take the brush to the dump.
LOL..
Theres plenty of slash to burn.
He will be fine!
@@InTheWoodyard LOL
🤘
Thanks!!
Lotta good wood comin to the woodyard!!
Yup!
Yep...Tony needs WOOD....he's getting older now!!!!.....lol
Ha ha Mitch.
Chris tells me two popsicle sticks and some duct tape should solve my problem 😂TCT
@@TonysCoolTools HAHAHAHAHAHAA....
Yup, he is a mature guy!
Ha!!!
👍👍👍
Thanks...
If Tony gets free wood does that mean his gum order is cancelled? 😁
That was how I paid Tony for helping. His wood isnt dry enough to heat his house for this year.
Yup, no gum for Tony!!!
Looks like a police line up Chris
Yup, the usual suspects!
DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!All I going to say about that!
Thanks for watching John!
Good advice handle a lot of wood.nylon will not hold up.leather gloves will by far. Actually over all.
Yup, but everything wears out eventually!
Hmmmm, if you keep doing these tree jobs, I see a drum chipper in your future!
I hate dealing with brush, just chip it on the spot.
Maybe so???
Yup.
@@InTheWoodyard I’ve done that stand in the trailer and slash up the brush with the 550xp several times. It’s amazing how much brush you can consolidate that way. However, the chipper makes quick work of it!