Euer Arbeitsgelände und die damit verbundenen Schwierigkeiten sind immer sehr anspruchsvoll 👍 Interessant zu sehen, wie man aus solchen Situationen einigermaßen gut rauskommt. 👍👍👍
Lots of keyboard worriers here, giving him a hard time, you are all just perfect and all you do is perfect. Thanks for sharing the vids man, great channel. Keep up the great work.
Why start a cut with another tree on top? Why not start your cut from the compression side then shift to the tension when the kerf begins to tighten? Or, why not use a wedge earlier so that it would actually make a difference? I'm new at this, but it seems like a lot of simple stuff was ignored.
hier sieht man schön im direkten Vergleich bei ab und zusammenbau der Schienen mit außen und innenliegendem Kettenrad, daß außenliegendes Kettenrad und Kupplung in (572 XP) einfach das besser/schneller System ist. Gruß H.M.
Austrian .. what a great person who want to show the world his mistakesss ... and want people get a lesson from it .. for those who brought him into this kind of job should be really proud
Luggi. You’re absolutely right. I own and operate many saws. About half are Stihl. About a third of them are Husqvarna. There are features I like and dislike about both brands. My comment was meant as good natured kidding. Often the written word fails to convey the intended humor.
Super ! Jetzt weiß jeder wie man es nicht machen darf. Bäume die mit zwei Punkten aufliegen, zwischen den Punkten immer von unten sägen ! Zur besseren Übersicht ist es auch immer wichtig quer liegende Bäume und große Äste zu entfernen ! Mfg. Thilo Schieschke.
Sägt man hängende stämme nicht erst von unten bis fast zum kern ein und dann von oben durch um das festsetzen der kettensäge zu verhindern? So hab ich das gelernt
Baaa...da hast sie endlich mit viel Kraft und Zeit raus unten und brennst sie gleich wieder fest 😨 und die zweite auch noch...das ist dir bestimmt noch nie passiert, ? Herlich geflucht und super gelöst das Problem 🖒danke für dieses ehrliche und ungeschnittene Video ,hast das Wochenende verdient 😎
You post a lot of your failures and that is incredibly valuable. I hope you learn from your mistakes/have someone training you as you go along. But really man, it takes a lot of guts to own up to your mistakes so I am glad you run this channel
Schön dass so etwas auch Profis passiert. Da haben nur noch ein paar schadenfrohe Zuschauer gefehlt. Bitte nicht falsch verstehen, aber trotzdem saubere Arbeit. Du hast scheinbar die Ruhe weg. Ich (als Hobbybaumschubser) hätte mir wahrscheinlich zuerst eine Axt geschnappt und irgendeinen unbeteiligten Baum gefällt, damit ich wieder runter komme ;-)
Mit Keile kann man manches machen. Keilen zum Beispiel. Und der Bohlenschnitt hilft auch. Wenn dann die aufliegenden Bäume zuerst weg sind sollte das ent..spannter.. gehen.
I’m still trying to figure out what this guy’s plan was in the first place. I get trying to cut a jammed saw out, but why cut where there’s a chance of getting the second stuck? Obviously you guessed the compression wrong the first time. Why not relieve the stress somewhere else. It looks like he’s trying to cut for lumber not firewood, so I get not ruining the log. This is just jackassery. You ran into a problem and didn’t stop to think it through before you went and tried to fix it.
I had that happen to me once cutting storm damaged trees. Also got two saws stuck after I listened to a team member's suggestion to use the second saw to free the first one and I had wedges in the log. I had the fortune to have another team member nearby who went and got some heavy equipment to lift the log and both saws just fell out.
@@georgeavery7420 Thank you. I do too but the car was far away. If the other person hadn't have seen me down there I would have taken the bars off and left them there until I could get them out
Looks like he’s cutting a bunch of blow down, it’s more difficult to know where the pressure is at when your logs are laying everywhere! I’ve had days like that
Please, dont call yourself a professional lumbeejack if you cant read the pinches in the lumber. Always look on the fallen tree how it bends and make a v cut on the inside of the bend and make the final cut from the outside of the bend. And another tip of cutting windfallen trees is to limb it from the bottom to the top and mark where to cut the logs whole limbing. And when you are at the top go back and cut the timber down to the base of the tree. It will get less work at trying to cut loose a chainsaw only to pinch the backup saw. Greetings from Sweden
When you fell timber up slope it is best to start the bucking on the up-hill end so that gravity is not so much against you. You can limb and mark the logs as you work your way up. We can still screw-up on occasion.
8:40 two saws stuck, maybe you need two more. 11:00 loosen the chain tightener clean off the junk wood from on top of the log, maybe it is exerting pressure and it would fall on you if you finish your failed cut.
Hey! Nice video, as always. I was wondering, do you test the new 572 for Husqvarna or do they sell them in Austria already? Do you have one, two or more, and how do you like them? Greetings from Peter in Sweden.
5:45 crawls under cut log.... 7:45 finally gets out a wedge... and pounds it in... with another wedge... 🤷♂️🤣 Maybe chainsaws aren't your specialty.... 🤓😉👉
Warum nicht einfach immer näher am Wurzelstock ein zweites mal absägen? Da hat man weniger Verschleiß als ewig herumzusägen.. Ergänzung: Und es reicht doch einfach 1/3 einsegen auf der Druckseite und dann erst von der Zugseite..?
Even with with wedges that's still some dangerous stuff...I've had big ass sections hold up in place for over a minute after being cut clean thru then let loose out of nowhere.
Wasted a lot of time with that one cut. Ever noticed that the log could be cut from the other end to release tension instead fighting like a headless chicken?
Deutscher Fail: Ich (m. 14) bin mit meinem Vater am 06.06.2016 auf dem Traktor mit Anhänger in die Stadt gefahren. Bei einer unübersichtlichen Kurve fuhr links ein Auto, dass in diesem Moment rasant von einem zweiten Auto überholt wurde. Sofort drehte mein Vater das Lenkrad nach rechts in einen Steilen Hang. Wir hatten sehr viel Glück das unser Traktor nicht umgekippt ist, denn unser schwerer Kipper hat uns fast mitgerissen. Jemand hat sofort Hilfe geholt, bis auf einer Platzwunde am Kopf meines Vaters ist nichts wildes passiert. Doch leider war das nicht unser einziger Unfall .
If you get your chainsaw stuck, and of course, ahem, it's never happened to me, unbolt the bar and move the saw to a safe place and then try to wiggle the bar out. Then re cut the trunk a foot down. You could really damage the saw by trying to wiggle it out by force. The one time it, ahem, never happened to me, I drove home got a new bar and chain and went back.
Good video but you boys really had the worst luck that day :)) You should,I mean i would take my saw and go for a nice cold beer and come back some other day and come back with tractor or some other machine and pull those timber away if it's possible.Wish you very best and less of acc,like this,cheers.
At the 8:40 time stamp , what the hell is he thinking ?? Why in the world would anyone cut on a fallen tree that had ANOTHER TREE on TOP of it ???? It's called pressure and that's why he screwed up , always always always cut the top tree first regardless of what the experts say this is a no brainier here , and yes I have many years experience working with chainsaws and I have maybe only got my saw stuck twice in twenty years, and that was because of wind shifting the tree and just being tired one day and getting sloppy and didn't notch out a small leaner that sat back on my bar , being real here seriously !!
You should remove the guidebar at the beginning and continue sawing the logs. Or ,several wedges wit big hammer,with you to spread the log and get out the chainsaw.
Luggi hah, you think felling trees in some specific part of Austria is so special that a pro looks like a dumbass? Maybe the pro is really an amateur thinking he is a pro? Usually things are what they seem to be. I am sure if you bring a real pro from any serious foresting country, like Canada, Sweden, Finland, he would not make those beginner mistakes time after time after time. A pro recognizes compression side and cuts accordingly, releasing tension on correct side. Uses wedges if needs, but usually not needed in cases we see here
One of those days!! At least he had the balls to put it on TH-cam, unlike so many others!
I guess it's quite randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to watch new series online?
@Jayceon Judson Try Flixzone. You can find it on google =)
😂😂😂😂 merci jetzt weiss ich endlich wie man bei beiden husquarna varianten die ketten sauber tauscht!!! danke profi!
schena gruas
vom laien aus bayern
Euer Arbeitsgelände und die damit verbundenen Schwierigkeiten sind immer sehr anspruchsvoll 👍 Interessant zu sehen, wie man aus solchen Situationen einigermaßen gut rauskommt. 👍👍👍
Why not start at the bottom and insert a felling wedge when it begins to move?
@Texas CAT Manuals It is really NOT difficult, in case you have IQ 70+
Thanks for posting fails AF. There is more to be learnt here than in a vid where everything goes well.
That is true.
been there, done that,and know exactly how you feel. that`s when your evening beer tastes really goooooooooood!
Großartig! Danke fürs Teilen. So lernt man in Norddeutschland österreichische Flüche vom Derbsten 😅.
It sucks when it happens but it happens to everyone sometime. Hopefully not too often. Thanks for the vids, keep them coming.
Ndankasi
you are really fucked up if your second saw ist not on board or is also stuck !
This was not mega fail. You saved your equipment.
We all have fallen victim of that end way pressure that pinch you.
Good job.
Fantastic. I have learned so much during last 2 weeks of uncuts. Thank you Austria Forst.
Lots of keyboard worriers here, giving him a hard time, you are all just perfect and all you do is perfect.
Thanks for sharing the vids man, great channel. Keep up the great work.
I've been watching this video over a year now is one of my favourite failure video,👍💖🌳
All respect for sharing this. This does happen and expected. Well done to get them out
17:00. Where the boss comes by and says, “What are you doing sitting around and taking your saws apart?? Let’s get some work done!” 😆
Why start a cut with another tree on top? Why not start your cut from the compression side then shift to the tension when the kerf begins to tighten? Or, why not use a wedge earlier so that it would actually make a difference? I'm new at this, but it seems like a lot of simple stuff was ignored.
hier sieht man schön im direkten Vergleich bei ab und zusammenbau der Schienen mit außen und innenliegendem Kettenrad, daß außenliegendes Kettenrad und Kupplung in (572 XP) einfach das besser/schneller System ist.
Gruß H.M.
Thanks for showing. Most loggers would not mention their mishaps and pretend that it does n`t happen to them.
Yes we do. Usually at the restaurant over coffee!😁
Това е толкова откровено. Голямо БРАВО, че е споделено! На всеки може да се случи.
Austrian .. what a great person who want to show the world his mistakesss ... and want people get a lesson from it .. for those who brought him into this kind of job should be really proud
The way he put those saws back together at the end? Sorry to all you haters but this guy knows what he’s doing!
This guy is an Austria "Forstfacharbeiter" he knows more than all off you people saying he´s dumb or not professional, trust me!
LOL.
He makes the exact same mistake over and over again, rather than doing things the correct way. Professional Actor maybe.
You’re funny. If he’s so smart and so professional, then why is he running a Husqvarna?
@@robstone5333 every person who works in the woods got his own favorite chainsaw
@@robstone5333 Stupid Comment
Luggi. You’re absolutely right. I own and operate many saws. About half are Stihl. About a third of them are Husqvarna. There are features I like and dislike about both brands. My comment was meant as good natured kidding. Often the written word fails to convey the intended humor.
Super !
Jetzt weiß jeder wie man es nicht machen darf.
Bäume die mit zwei Punkten aufliegen, zwischen den Punkten immer von unten sägen !
Zur besseren Übersicht ist es auch immer wichtig quer liegende Bäume und große Äste
zu entfernen !
Mfg. Thilo Schieschke.
Sägt man hängende stämme nicht erst von unten bis fast zum kern ein und dann von oben durch um das festsetzen der kettensäge zu verhindern? So hab ich das gelernt
Baaa...da hast sie endlich mit viel Kraft und Zeit raus unten und brennst sie gleich wieder fest 😨 und die zweite auch noch...das ist dir bestimmt noch nie passiert, ? Herlich geflucht und super gelöst das Problem 🖒danke für dieses ehrliche und ungeschnittene Video ,hast das Wochenende verdient 😎
Andy Wenzlaff da muss man wohl immer mit Keile arbeiten man mag Garnichts glauben welche druck und Zuglasten dahinter stecken..
You post a lot of your failures and that is incredibly valuable. I hope you learn from your mistakes/have someone training you as you go along. But really man, it takes a lot of guts to own up to your mistakes so I am glad you run this channel
Servus Austria Forst
I bin froh das du uns zagst dass sowas jedem passiert nid nur uns.
Es gibt nicht viele so beruhigende Arbeiten draußen wie Ausasten und Ablängen. Am besten alleine und so wies sich halt gehört.
Unter Druck
Nachher bestimmt Druck in der Hose😎🤓
Nie aufgeben Austria
To painful to watch
Schön dass so etwas auch Profis passiert. Da haben nur noch ein paar schadenfrohe Zuschauer gefehlt. Bitte nicht falsch verstehen, aber trotzdem saubere Arbeit. Du hast scheinbar die Ruhe weg. Ich (als Hobbybaumschubser) hätte mir wahrscheinlich zuerst eine Axt geschnappt und irgendeinen unbeteiligten Baum gefällt, damit ich wieder runter komme ;-)
It can only get better.
My friend.
Keep your head up.
Good times and bad. Sometimes you eat the bear, other times he eats you. Excellent video. Great skills and an amazing recovery!!
9:57 You're fired!
Best things are what we learn from are fails ! And you didn’t have to show it either ! Takes more of a person to do that ! Hoo raw ! Fine job
But if we all had a camera for our dumbest moments...
Frank Tucker and and
i think you don't know how it is to cut down treess in the steep austrian mountainsides
How did he find his way into the woods??????
Moin,deshalb Stihl ! Beide Sägetypen sind Super .Und Mann braucht Eier für den Job .Guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr . Grüsse aus MV
Was sagst du zu der maschinellen ketten schleifung also mit einer flex oder so wäre auch was für ein talk video
Je me demande bien comment tu as fait pour obtenir ton diplôme de bûcherons
Where is the wedges that you put in the log so you DONT pinge the chainsaw bar ? Just wondering.
meine Frage? warum hast du nicht zuerst den Lerchen herunter geholt! mfg cc
How long have you been cutting trees? Two days? First graders, must be.
he is a foratfacharbeiter this means he was taught to do work like this also i bet he knows more about woodcutting than you
No- we all end up in a situation like this! Many factors to consider. . IDK but we try to hurry for a quick fix before someone els sees mistake.
Das haben Sie aber ganz schönes pech gehabt beim Sägen. Super video
Passiert hoit!
Great videos and thank you. Keep them coming.
Are you a professional at getting your saw stuck?
The more you fu*k it up,the smarter/creative you have to be to solve the fu*k up.
Guy's a genius!!
Hey Austria Forst, hast du die 572er 2mal?
Mit Keile kann man manches machen. Keilen zum Beispiel.
Und der Bohlenschnitt hilft auch.
Wenn dann die aufliegenden Bäume zuerst weg sind sollte das ent..spannter.. gehen.
I’m still trying to figure out what this guy’s plan was in the first place. I get trying to cut a jammed saw out, but why cut where there’s a chance of getting the second stuck? Obviously you guessed the compression wrong the first time. Why not relieve the stress somewhere else. It looks like he’s trying to cut for lumber not firewood, so I get not ruining the log. This is just jackassery. You ran into a problem and didn’t stop to think it through before you went and tried to fix it.
I had that happen to me once cutting storm damaged trees. Also got two saws stuck after I listened to a team member's suggestion to use the second saw to free the first one and I had wedges in the log. I had the fortune to have another team member nearby who went and got some heavy equipment to lift the log and both saws just fell out.
Definitely been there, now I keep an extra bar and chain for both of my saws. Only takes a couple of minutes to swap out
@@georgeavery7420 Thank you. I do too but the car was far away. If the other person hadn't have seen me down there I would have taken the bars off and left them there until I could get them out
Gut gelöst, ich hätte allerdings das Schwert vorher demontiert, denn das ist gleich gemacht und preiswerter falls etwas schiefläuft.
Noch etwas, erstaunlich wie ruhig Du bleibst, ich hätte geflucht wie ein Rohrspatz! Solche Tage kommen vor, nur gut dass ich da nicht alleine bin!
How foes the 572 compare to the 372? Don't really like the outboard clutch. Hey shit happens but it's fixed shortly after. Great vid.
Looks like he’s cutting a bunch of blow down, it’s more difficult to know where the pressure is at when your logs are laying everywhere! I’ve had days like that
Please, dont call yourself a professional lumbeejack if you cant read the pinches in the lumber. Always look on the fallen tree how it bends and make a v cut on the inside of the bend and make the final cut from the outside of the bend. And another tip of cutting windfallen trees is to limb it from the bottom to the top and mark where to cut the logs whole limbing. And when you are at the top go back and cut the timber down to the base of the tree. It will get less work at trying to cut loose a chainsaw only to pinch the backup saw. Greetings from Sweden
Have you considered a one man Bucky tooth saw?
You Could have got a third saw stuck in that same spot I'm sure, lol. Gotta hate when bars jam!
When you fell timber up slope it is best to start the bucking on the up-hill end so that gravity is not so much against you. You can limb and mark the logs as you work your way up. We can still screw-up on occasion.
What are you going to Try to do next,,, ride a bicycle?
8:40 two saws stuck, maybe you need two more. 11:00 loosen the chain tightener clean off the junk wood from on top of the log, maybe it is exerting pressure and it would fall on you if you finish your failed cut.
Is this video a joke on what not to do?
next time take 3-4 chainsaws for reserve/backup if 2-3 stuck in tree
Go get a Hand SAW.
Hey! Nice video, as always. I was wondering, do you test the new 572 for Husqvarna or do they sell them in Austria already? Do you have one, two or more, and how do you like them? Greetings from Peter in Sweden.
Hy Peter I test the new Husqvarna ... but do not sell.
It is now available in Austria. Mfg Austria Forst
Lumberjacks u
A refresher course is what you should enrol in. You’re having a bad day due to your lack of knowledge.
can I ask u something?
You make Bucking Billy Ray sad man
Emily Euler yes that’s for sure
He needs bucking billy ray to show him how to use a saw the right way
14:37 He said "Orschloch, dreckigs". That means "Dirty asshole" . 🤪👍
Was soll's, so was passiert. Cool, dass Ihr es eingestellt habt.
how come you do that you should no better cut tree I never been stuck its only agree cut net wear so free saw
Never saw a chain replacement done like that. I'm going to try it the next time I throw a chain or replace!
Bravo, fai vedere anche i momenti difficili,in un lavoro così duro e pericoloso
You need tons of practice!
Find a skilled faller to learn from. Or the next tree may be your last.
Cash I can’t believe this is real
Can't believe there isn't more chainsaw related accidents due to inexperience fallers.
If Buckin' Billy Ray falls trees like he bucks yeah I can see the entertainment in it. But I also see the dangers in it too.
I'll do that. Thx
I’m sorry buy buckin billy and this particular individual have absolutely nothing in common, other than the fact they are both on TH-cam
That's the 2nd time you got the saw pinched. Your having a bad day. Join the club I have plenty of them. It'll get better.
Why does he keep documenting his screw ups. ??
Entschuldige aber lernt ihr das so in österreich?
A little chainsaw training would go a long ways, it's got to be frustrating learning it the hard way
5:45 crawls under cut log....
7:45 finally gets out a wedge... and pounds it in... with another wedge... 🤷♂️🤣
Maybe chainsaws aren't your specialty.... 🤓😉👉
Were is your ax
I had the same situation twice in one day. Turned out to bad day!
Go ahead start at the top but drive a wedge in to lift the top? And relieve the other tree from the pressure side.??
Warum nicht einfach immer näher am Wurzelstock ein zweites mal absägen?
Da hat man weniger Verschleiß als ewig herumzusägen..
Ergänzung:
Und es reicht doch einfach 1/3 einsegen auf der Druckseite und dann erst von der Zugseite..?
Even with with wedges that's still some dangerous stuff...I've had big ass sections hold up in place for over a minute after being cut clean thru then let loose out of nowhere.
Keine 3. Säge im Auto..?
If this were me I'd title the video "How I Mega Failed with a Husky 572 Uncut".
Use a wedge to open the gap
Wasted a lot of time with that one cut. Ever noticed that the log could be cut from the other end to release tension instead fighting like a headless chicken?
Deutscher Fail: Ich (m. 14) bin mit meinem Vater am 06.06.2016 auf dem Traktor mit Anhänger in die Stadt gefahren. Bei einer unübersichtlichen Kurve fuhr links ein Auto, dass in diesem Moment rasant von einem zweiten Auto überholt wurde. Sofort drehte mein Vater das Lenkrad nach rechts in einen Steilen Hang. Wir hatten sehr viel Glück das unser Traktor nicht umgekippt ist, denn unser schwerer Kipper hat uns fast mitgerissen. Jemand hat sofort Hilfe geholt, bis auf einer Platzwunde am Kopf meines Vaters ist nichts wildes passiert. Doch leider war das nicht unser einziger Unfall .
If you get your chainsaw stuck, and of course, ahem, it's never happened to me, unbolt the bar and move the saw to a safe place and then try to wiggle the bar out. Then re cut the trunk a foot down. You could really damage the saw by trying to wiggle it out by force. The one time it, ahem, never happened to me, I drove home got a new bar and chain and went back.
Why you post this video...???
You would perhaps benefit from a longer bar and wedges, just a suggestion not an i know better comment
Good video but you boys really had the worst luck that day :))
You should,I mean i would take my saw and go for a nice cold beer and come back some other day and come back with tractor or some other machine and pull those timber away if it's possible.Wish you very best and less of acc,like this,cheers.
Just Buck a peace out next to it I'm not a logger but that's what the first thing I'd say to do instead of getting close to your other bar
At the 8:40 time stamp , what the hell is he thinking ?? Why in the world would anyone cut on a fallen tree that had ANOTHER TREE on TOP of it ???? It's called pressure and that's why he screwed up , always always always cut the top tree first regardless of what the experts say this is a no brainier here , and yes I have many years experience working with chainsaws and I have maybe only got my saw stuck twice in twenty years, and that was because of wind shifting the tree and just being tired one day and getting sloppy and didn't notch out a small leaner that sat back on my bar , being real here seriously !!
Wtf 9:00 brauct du 3 motorsäge,🤭🤭🤔
Die Natur schlägt zurück ;)
Gib’s zu, Montag morgen oder Freitag Mittag 😂😂😂sowas passiert
War ein >Mittwoch ^^
That ole tree likes chainsaws won't let go.
we all had to start somewhere
You should remove the guidebar at the beginning and continue sawing the logs. Or ,several wedges wit big hammer,with you to spread the log and get out the chainsaw.
Been there and done that.Its one of those "shit happens "kind of things
''I am a professional lumberjack in Austria.'' Profesional ! Really??? you have got to be kidding.
Its try!he is forest rabbit.but not professional
i think you don't really know how it is to cut wood in this region of austria
Luggi hah, you think felling trees in some specific part of Austria is so special that a pro looks like a dumbass? Maybe the pro is really an amateur thinking he is a pro? Usually things are what they seem to be. I am sure if you bring a real pro from any serious foresting country, like Canada, Sweden, Finland, he would not make those beginner mistakes time after time after time. A pro recognizes compression side and cuts accordingly, releasing tension on correct side. Uses wedges if needs, but usually not needed in cases we see here