if you like the combi can concept, check out the husky combi can... has storage for tools/spare parts on it. and the absolute best part is the push to fill spouts that auto shut off when the saw is full. theyre the shit. had one that someone stole out of my truck... but i will be ordering another one
@bearwoodcraft3591 we can, so long as it's red in color... and it's not even that they are illegal, just not allowed to be sold here in the US... and btw... I'd rather have my guns than a stupid combi can... on a side note, you non Americans think its an insult when you comment on the fact that we have the FREEDOM TO DEFEND OURSELVES WITH WHATEVER WEAPONS WE CHOOSE. It's not. We are proud of our second amendment. Ironically, what's the first thing Ukraine and Isreal did when they were under attack... oh I don't know, rescind gun control.
@@noclass2gun342settle down fella I like guns. We can have a lot here there just super controlled by our nanny state our government want complete control. Just odd they don’t sell them there for some Reason plus don’t take stuff online so seriously if you knew me you know I like America fella
Something I keep in my kit is an eye dropper bottle with white vinegar in it. Put it on the bee stings right away and it helps to neutralize them. Give it a try I think you'll find it works quite well. I like your idea of the Gatorade bottle tops on your oil and gas can.
Gordy I wanna see a walk through of your square body chevy! that thing looks awesome, don't be afraid to show out! love the video by the way, wish you would make more of them. keep up the great work!
So glad to see you on TH-cam more, your content is so useful. Preparing your gear for a job and what you do with gear post-job before putting it away would be an idea for you. You look organized, so I’d guess you budget time for prep and maintenance.
😂 You lucky son of a gun. Last time I got hit by a bald faced hornet was in the temple. Swelled my eye shut. Half my mouth. And down my neck into my shoulder. Keep up the great work. Thank you for sharing.
I was throwing rocks at a nest while the boss was pushing the landing one morning. I thought I was at a safe distance, 50 or 60 feet maybe. Well, the trajectory of the last rockI threw was (I swear) followed by a hornet who clocked me INSIDE of right nostril. I tried to block it with my hat, but it was too fast. I looked like some sort of monkey the way my face swole out.
just grabbed one of your 6 pt mcdonald liners for grampas bucket. i never realized there were new upgrade replacements... thanks again gordy for more awesome products
Please do more videos. That was super helpful. Even though I am not directly in your line of work it gave me ideas for my gear. I used to live/work in your area but I am kicking it east coast style now. Either side of the USA, it's nice to spend time out in the woods. A lot to learn from guys like yourself from across the country.
That has to be one of the best views of leaving a job I’ve ever seen. (I live on the east coast). Thanks again for taking time on that steep a$$ hillside to video and share your days work as well as your set up.
oh, I took to heart your suggestion on letting my chainsaw warm up for a couple of minutes after watching your video on piston replacement and tip on maintaining your chainsaw when I was cutting today. I'm not doing anything hardcore, but it makes sense to let things warm up a minute before you start hammering away, so to speak. Great tip!
I wish I still had my gear unfortunately I lost everything to a fire a couple weeks ago, I made most of my money with the gear and it took years for me to get it all together, love the content brother
Really like this video, always like to watch falling and how your gear is set up. Sorry about your bee stings I was clearing brush and got hit 20 times last week
Amazing video Gordy😎 Great showcase about the setup And nice show of the diffrent wedge holders This video will help me alot on my way and probarly alot of others Ps when you get stung by bees/hornets take some Antihistamine right after your stung it will reduce the swelling itching ect alot My small tip to you 😇😁 Kudos and kind regards, Johan
Love the set up dude! On my belt I keep a first aid kit with a tourniquet just in case. Also use like a tactical backpack for extra gear just to keep it together.
Gordy I think a video on some more in depth on chain information in the sense of pitch an gauge an why you run it. That would be really good information for those of use that won't to get into falling trees. Thanks
You mentioned "Stro's", I'm assuming you mean Gransfors Bruks Stroax axes. Put them in your gun safe! They have become collectors items. The last 5 lb. Stroax that I saw on Ebay went for $767! I have several of them. Think I paid around $40 for them back in the late 70's, early 80's. They have now become this old fallers retirement plan. LOL Oh, and we have found that if you repeatedly swish Jim Beam whiskey around the inside of your mouth and then swallow it, after a while you barely even notice the yellow jacket stings. Also, if you need attention in a crowded hospital emergency room and don't want to wait around, tell them you got stung on your tongue- you'll get in really fast! I know. It happened to me once. Learned this the hard way too. We were packing in in the dark on a hoot owl day and I stopped to free up some coffee. Yep, you guessed it. Right on the end of "Mr. Happy". Even with the early shut down that was one of the longest days of my life. LOL Be safe out there. "A loggers life is a short and painful hitch between the cradle and the grave."- Ted Goodwin
I was thinning one morning in Oregon, second cut of the day got into some bees and it was miserable to 2 days. Not fun trying to run a saw with bee stung hands. Thanks for the video
I stepped on a ground hornet nest a couple weeks ago in the woods, only got stung twice but set a new land speed record for old fellas getting away from them! Those stings burned for a week😢!
Hey Gordy love watching your stuff I’m very interested in becoming a feller world you do a video on how to get started and the good company’s that are out there Thanks Gordy keep it up
That Säter Banko axe is sweet! 👍 That size is rally hard to find, but a 2 1/4 or 2 1/2 pound head is easy to find. They used to make those for the swedish army before Hults Bruk got that contract. Best wishes from a cold and snowy sweden. ❄️🇸🇪
I’ve used the Grizzly triple scabbard for a few years, it’s decent and well built, only real gripe is if I bounce around or take a tumble id sometimes lose a wedge…. And you can’t really stick double taper wedges in it, the bigger 4 wedge pouches look like the ticket tho 👍 I also have their axe scabbard, I’ve beaten the hell out of it and it still holds its shape, I actually find it a fair bit easier to get my axe in and out than on my fancy weaver axe pouch…. Toss an “after-bite” stick and Benadryl in that Jerry can bag an tape an Israeli bandage inside the top of your hard hat!
I see you have the grizzly peak harness I have but I did not like how sat on my shoulders. I felt like we’re it comes together was always ridding to high up and would pinch and the two front points would dig into the corners of my arms and chest. I swapped out to a set of framing harness for carpenters and it’s much better. The harness has thinner straps they seem to fit me better. I did like the grizzlies pad for carrying the saw on my shoulder but as I’m not doing a whole lot corset cursing it’s not crucial anymore. Love the aluminum scabbards for the ax and my wedges. I’ll keep in mind the bottle trick if I pick up any felling work on the side. Good video man.
if you guys sold those holders for fuel tanks id definitely buy one, especially since it has shoulder straps, beats carrying it in with everything elts. they sell those gas can at like every corner store here in new Brunswick Canada
Hey! I’m stoked your still using that ratchet scrench! That’s so cool to see! Thanks for the video bud. Good to see everything’s going well. I’m gonna have to order that wedge pouch. 👌
I hate hornets!! There are two nests in my backyard. In the evening, put some gas on a rag and cover their entrance......they will be gone by morning. Got here from Jacob's channel. Like the video!!
The yellowjackets are going crazy where I live. I promise I will run like a little girl when they start swarming around. Maybe my new bark box will keep them away.
been watching your channel here and there, awesome content, this one for the saw. bought a 461 6 years ago when i retired from logging 40 years for a lighter alternative to my loved 660, 461's been a lemon for me, looking at the 500i for a powerhead for my 32" bar. learned about Jed a few days ago through one of your videos. loved the guy immediately on treeson channel
This is much appreciated. I've wished for quite some time that there was a video floating around out there like this. I think I'd be cool to see one just on the clothes used in the woods. Boots, pants, suspenders etc. What stuff guys are wearing that hold up the best. I'm curious about these liners that go under the pants. Never heard of them
@@westcoastsaw1368 I have a question Gordy what would it cost to get one of them bags to hold the fuel and oil tank I will pay top dollar let me know where Mike is happy With a payment number and I’ll make it happen
Labbonville makes chap inserts that snap into place. Or you can half them off of your suspenders. Far superior to any sort of exterior or trouser chaps, IMO.
Really interesting learning about the gear. Bees are no fun, we always get into yellow jackets here on the east coast. Some incredible views and terrain!
As someone said, vinegar is very good, your own pee, or a very strong solution of 60 to 70 percent sugar ,also if you burn plaster gel.the gel keeps it cool and stop oxygen getting in and stop the burning /stinging effects. you also carry a small bootle of pine tar or Birch tar with you or in your truck works very well. and wont cost you nothing when you have your lunch in the forest or when you have a small fire, make your own. can you talk what you wear inside your boots to keep your feet warm and dry, and why do you guys wear those type of boots, i know you need to have steel toe caps boots to proptect your feet. keep up the good hard work, some cn only dream what you guys do evertyday and its bloddy hard grit work. cheers Hans
Finally replaced the Dolmar caps with Gatorade cap upgrade, had figure that the 28 fl oz. bottles work, cut the top off , cut to fit the OG Dolmar hole, pressure push last twist, should suck down and twirl, tighten the OG cap tight to can which secures the Gatorade cap from twirling so you can then tighten the Gatorade cap......Good Share.....Westcoast Saw
😃 AAAAAHHHH your hands. I've been there bud. Back in the day i worked for Monadnock forest products. Your hands look like the nutty professor 😂🤣😂🤣 glad you're doing ok. Out in the bush shit can go wrong in a hurry.
For you guys that want to protect your axe handle for overstrikes, ive used a piece of radiator hose wrapped with tape around it...really saves the handle
Love the video keep em coming! I really like those pants, I'm all the way from Maine so I was curious if you maybe knew if a place online that sells them?
Hey Gordy. On protecting axe handles. My dad started using casting tape. We live in BC so we get it at canadian tire but its fast to apply and crazy tough
Nice rig set up. I'll have to post a video of my set up. A bit different, yet some the same. Stay safe brother. Gotta love hat the bees. Hornets are the worst. PS where you Based out of?
G'day WCS, is that middle size holder suitable for aluminium wedges ? I only use a single plastic wedge for Bucking and two aluminium wedges 12 inch for felling thanks 👍.
Was wondering , the saw that you were using to cut that plot, if after you and the other cutters get new saws, and not having to worry as what could be happening. Just curious, as I know a couple of contract cutters, and after they get done with plot, they get new ones. And if you do retire your saw after the plot is done., I know that some probably keep one, but get new as the new one would have higher compression and almost know problems,. So if you do sell a saw, do you advertise, and would you sell one.
do y'all use HAM radio Technician licenses for your radios, or do you just use regular channels with a short range output? Just curious what you depend on when you are doing bigger projects where you are scattered out more? I've been studying, thinking about getting my HAM radio license; just seems like a good safety back up when you're out somewhere with no cell service or not so dependable reception.
Sounds like we need a WCS gas/ oil can since they don't make those anymore...💪
if you like the combi can concept, check out the husky combi can... has storage for tools/spare parts on it. and the absolute best part is the push to fill spouts that auto shut off when the saw is full. theyre the shit. had one that someone stole out of my truck... but i will be ordering another one
You guys can’t have a combi fuel can but can have all types of guns haha the law makers are a nutty bunch
@bearwoodcraft3591 we can, so long as it's red in color... and it's not even that they are illegal, just not allowed to be sold here in the US... and btw... I'd rather have my guns than a stupid combi can... on a side note, you non Americans think its an insult when you comment on the fact that we have the FREEDOM TO DEFEND OURSELVES WITH WHATEVER WEAPONS WE CHOOSE. It's not. We are proud of our second amendment. Ironically, what's the first thing Ukraine and Isreal did when they were under attack... oh I don't know, rescind gun control.
@@noclass2gun342settle down fella I like guns. We can have a lot here there just super controlled by our nanny state our government want complete control. Just odd they don’t sell them there for some
Reason plus don’t take stuff online so seriously if you knew me you know I like America fella
Design it like the Dolmar cans of old!
"When you're in the throes of passion, sometimes you miss" 11:30
Best Quote.
I came for the "Gordy gets stung by bees" but I stayed for the falling gear.
Good to see you with your own channel. be sure to always include a link to your shop in the description.
Thank you For the tip I’m new to this TH-cam stuff but I’ll figure it out thank you again
Something I keep in my kit is an eye dropper bottle with white vinegar in it. Put it on the bee stings right away and it helps to neutralize them. Give it a try I think you'll find it works quite well. I like your idea of the Gatorade bottle tops on your oil and gas can.
Diesel fuel does the same. It works well for cable jagger wounds, too.
Good one Gordy, keep them coming, you're a natural
Thank you I am on it 👍
Gordy I wanna see a walk through of your square body chevy! that thing looks awesome, don't be afraid to show out! love the video by the way, wish you would make more of them. keep up the great work!
So glad to see you on TH-cam more, your content is so useful.
Preparing your gear for a job and what you do with gear post-job before putting it away would be an idea for you. You look organized, so I’d guess you budget time for prep and maintenance.
Great set up love the whites 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
Thanks for sharing your gear setups in great detail, and letting us in on a fraction of your life with the bee stings. OUCH!
Great job. Love seeing the shop stuff as well as cutting.
Glad to see more of your videos! I love your shop!
😂 You lucky son of a gun. Last time I got hit by a bald faced hornet was in the temple. Swelled my eye shut. Half my mouth. And down my neck into my shoulder. Keep up the great work. Thank you for sharing.
I was throwing rocks at a nest while the boss was pushing the landing one morning. I thought I was at a safe distance, 50 or 60 feet maybe.
Well, the trajectory of the last rockI threw was (I swear) followed by a hornet who clocked me INSIDE of right nostril. I tried to block it with my hat, but it was too fast.
I looked like some sort of monkey the way my face swole out.
You are doing just as good as anyone I’ve watched on here. Keep them coming.
Proud to support you Gordy, you make legit products and I can see who I'm supporting when I purchase something. Thanks man 👍
just grabbed one of your 6 pt mcdonald liners for grampas bucket. i never realized there were new upgrade replacements... thanks again gordy for more awesome products
Please do more videos. That was super helpful. Even though I am not directly in your line of work it gave me ideas for my gear. I used to live/work in your area but I am kicking it east coast style now. Either side of the USA, it's nice to spend time out in the woods. A lot to learn from guys like yourself from across the country.
Love that tactical bag on the gas can ! 👍
Got to love getting those hulk hands at the end.
Yeah Gordy I would love to see you more on TH-cam your products are amazing I love using your products God bless my friend
Thanks for the video Gordy, nice to see a rundown on the gear.
Another great Video!!! keep them coming Gordy!!
Love my West Coast deflector, fit's perfectly atop my 543xp. I also ordered the depth gauges for 3/8 and .325. Fun stuff.
Hell yea I will always tune in love all your vids man
I enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing the gear you use. Very helpful!
Rub some Tube Salad on the hornet stings, it'll fix you right up! 😁
Ps, loving your 3pts I put on my 7310p
I like the products and I like the info! Keep doing what your doing!
That has to be one of the best views of leaving a job I’ve ever seen. (I live on the east coast). Thanks again for taking time on that steep a$$ hillside to video and share your days work as well as your set up.
oh, I took to heart your suggestion on letting my chainsaw warm up for a couple of minutes after watching your video on piston replacement and tip on maintaining your chainsaw when I was cutting today. I'm not doing anything hardcore, but it makes sense to let things warm up a minute before you start hammering away, so to speak. Great tip!
I truly loved 🥰 watching this video! Learned a-helluva-lot!!!
Great gear set up! Thanks for the awesome content!
I wish I still had my gear unfortunately I lost everything to a fire a couple weeks ago, I made most of my money with the gear and it took years for me to get it all together, love the content brother
appreciate you explaining the different styles and configurations.
A closer look at that homemade wrench would be cool
Great content Gordy. Keep innovating and sharing. Saw runs pretty good too......
Thanks for sharing your gear! Enjoyed the video!
Really appreciate and enjoy your channel.
Another awesome video Gordy 👍💪
Love the information Gordy, Thanks for the Rig Run Down, Keep on Choppin
Great to see you on TH-cam Gordy!
Really like this video, always like to watch falling and how your gear is set up. Sorry about your bee stings I was clearing brush and got hit 20 times last week
Old timer 👍
Amazing video Gordy😎
Great showcase about the setup
And nice show of the diffrent wedge holders
This video will help me alot on my way and probarly alot of others
Ps when you get stung by bees/hornets
take some Antihistamine right after your stung it will reduce the swelling itching ect alot
My small tip to you 😇😁
Kudos and kind regards,
Johan
Love the set up dude! On my belt I keep a first aid kit with a tourniquet just in case. Also use like a tactical backpack for extra gear just to keep it together.
Glad you talked about the jeans with liners, I did not know these were available. I have never had an incident with saw injury and hope I never do.
Gordy I think a video on some more in depth on chain information in the sense of pitch an gauge an why you run it. That would be really good information for those of use that won't to get into falling trees. Thanks
You mentioned "Stro's", I'm assuming you mean Gransfors Bruks Stroax axes. Put them in your gun safe! They have become collectors items. The last 5 lb. Stroax that I saw on Ebay went for $767! I have several of them. Think I paid around $40 for them back in the late 70's, early 80's. They have now become this old fallers retirement plan. LOL
Oh, and we have found that if you repeatedly swish Jim Beam whiskey around the inside of your mouth and then swallow it, after a while you barely even notice the yellow jacket stings. Also, if you need attention in a crowded hospital emergency room and don't want to wait around, tell them you got stung on your tongue- you'll get in really fast! I know. It happened to me once.
Learned this the hard way too. We were packing in in the dark on a hoot owl day and I stopped to free up some coffee. Yep, you guessed it. Right on the end of "Mr. Happy". Even with the early shut down that was one of the longest days of my life. LOL
Be safe out there. "A loggers life is a short and painful hitch between the cradle and the grave."- Ted Goodwin
Thanks for ideas Gordy I’m may try the grizzly wedge pouch keep up the videos there great!
Thanks for sharing Gordy!
I was thinning one morning in Oregon, second cut of the day got into some bees and it was miserable to 2 days. Not fun trying to run a saw with bee stung hands. Thanks for the video
I have the older MSA 4 pointer and would love to find a new liner. She is so comgortable comapers to plastic. You two sure make a fantastic team .
I stepped on a ground hornet nest a couple weeks ago in the woods, only got stung twice but set a new land speed record for old fellas getting away from them! Those stings burned for a week😢!
Hey Gordy love watching your stuff I’m very interested in becoming a feller world you do a video on how to get started and the good company’s that are out there
Thanks Gordy keep it up
That Säter Banko axe is sweet! 👍 That size is rally hard to find, but a 2 1/4 or 2 1/2 pound head is easy to find. They used to make those for the swedish army before Hults Bruk got that contract. Best wishes from a cold and snowy sweden. ❄️🇸🇪
I’ve used the Grizzly triple scabbard for a few years, it’s decent and well built, only real gripe is if I bounce around or take a tumble id sometimes lose a wedge…. And you can’t really stick double taper wedges in it, the bigger 4 wedge pouches look like the ticket tho 👍
I also have their axe scabbard, I’ve beaten the hell out of it and it still holds its shape, I actually find it a fair bit easier to get my axe in and out than on my fancy weaver axe pouch….
Toss an “after-bite” stick and Benadryl in that Jerry can bag an tape an Israeli bandage inside the top of your hard hat!
Thanks Gordy. Appreciate it.
Just subscribed. Great content Gordy .
that's a clean setup buddy! I'm gonna be doing some videos on my logging gear soon! :)
Such a good guy. How dare those bees 🐝
Hornets are not nice, and they don't give up easy.. glad you didn't get it too bad
Keep up the good work!
I see you have the grizzly peak harness I have but I did not like how sat on my shoulders. I felt like we’re it comes together was always ridding to high up and would pinch and the two front points would dig into the corners of my arms and chest. I swapped out to a set of framing harness for carpenters and it’s much better. The harness has thinner straps they seem to fit me better. I did like the grizzlies pad for carrying the saw on my shoulder but as I’m not doing a whole lot corset cursing it’s not crucial anymore. Love the aluminum scabbards for the ax and my wedges. I’ll keep in mind the bottle trick if I pick up any felling work on the side. Good video man.
if you guys sold those holders for fuel tanks id definitely buy one, especially since it has shoulder straps, beats carrying it in with everything elts. they sell those gas can at like every corner store here in new Brunswick Canada
Hey! I’m stoked your still using that ratchet scrench! That’s so cool to see! Thanks for the video bud. Good to see everything’s going well. I’m gonna have to order that wedge pouch. 👌
Hell yes that wrench has been all over with me I don’t let it leave my sites 🤣thank you again buddy
Thats a nice sounding 500i. Not fun being stung by those Hornets ... Thanks for the video.
Great setup. Thanks
I hate hornets!! There are two nests in my backyard. In the evening, put some gas on a rag and cover their entrance......they will be gone by morning. Got here from Jacob's channel. Like the video!!
Great job guys always. I know how it is Gordy to get stung by bees and hornets it sucks it sucks
The yellowjackets are going crazy where I live. I promise I will run like a little girl when they start swarming around. Maybe my new bark box will keep them away.
been watching your channel here and there, awesome content, this one for the saw. bought a 461 6 years ago when i retired from logging 40 years for a lighter alternative to my loved 660, 461's been a lemon for me, looking at the 500i for a powerhead for my 32" bar. learned about Jed a few days ago through one of your videos. loved the guy immediately on treeson channel
This is much appreciated. I've wished for quite some time that there was a video floating around out there like this. I think I'd be cool to see one just on the clothes used in the woods. Boots, pants, suspenders etc. What stuff guys are wearing that hold up the best. I'm curious about these liners that go under the pants. Never heard of them
That’s a good idea we can do that 👌 The pants are great I’ll try to get all the info together on the next video
What do you mean by liners? Are they cut resistant like the saw pants?
@@jimjackson5836 that's what it sounds like
@@westcoastsaw1368 I have a question Gordy what would it cost to get one of them bags to hold the fuel and oil tank I will pay top dollar let me know where Mike is happy With a payment number and I’ll make it happen
Labbonville makes chap inserts that snap into place. Or you can half them off of your suspenders. Far superior to any sort of exterior or trouser chaps, IMO.
Really interesting learning about the gear. Bees are no fun, we always get into yellow jackets here on the east coast. Some incredible views and terrain!
You should see the Bald faced hornets here on the coast of WA. They are twice the size of Yellow Jackets! You might have them where you live too!
@@davidregan9872 They live all over the east, too.
As someone said, vinegar is very good, your own pee, or a very strong solution of 60 to 70 percent sugar ,also if you burn plaster gel.the gel keeps it cool and stop oxygen getting in and stop the burning /stinging effects. you also carry a small bootle of pine tar or Birch tar with you or in your truck works very well. and wont cost you nothing when you have your lunch in the forest or when you have a small fire, make your own. can you talk what you wear inside your boots to keep your feet warm and dry, and why do you guys wear those type of boots, i know you need to have steel toe caps boots to proptect your feet. keep up the good hard work, some cn only dream what you guys do evertyday and its bloddy hard grit work. cheers Hans
Gordy, it's a good thing Mike misses the wedge once in a while. It means he's still growing and the extra weight throws his balance off.
Finally replaced the Dolmar caps with Gatorade cap upgrade, had figure that the 28 fl oz. bottles work, cut the top off , cut to fit the OG Dolmar hole, pressure push last twist, should suck down and twirl, tighten the OG cap tight to can which secures the Gatorade cap from twirling so you can then tighten the Gatorade cap......Good Share.....Westcoast Saw
😃 AAAAAHHHH your hands. I've been there bud. Back in the day i worked for Monadnock forest products. Your hands look like the nutty professor 😂🤣😂🤣 glad you're doing ok. Out in the bush shit can go wrong in a hurry.
For you guys that want to protect your axe handle for overstrikes, ive used a piece of radiator hose wrapped with tape around it...really saves the handle
DUDE do a truck tour video haha youre the man!
Thanks for sharing your setup! Carry some meat tenderizer for bee stings.
Nice belt setup. Do you all sell those to hold 2 12" wedges instead of 4?
You had me at "Gordy gets stung by bees".
Love the video keep em coming! I really like those pants, I'm all the way from Maine so I was curious if you maybe knew if a place online that sells them?
Nice. Thanks Gordy.
Nice job boys!
Thanks Mike. Cool
Those 500i saws are the real deal! The 462 never caught on like the 500i did!
That view of Rainier is real nice 👍
I like exl Oregon. Love the hard hat.great lookn gear sir.
Simple, well thought out, effective. What more could you ask for?
Who builds your saws? I have one I want to have ported. Also I like that last part showing the wedge pouches.
Hey Gordy. On protecting axe handles. My dad started using casting tape. We live in BC so we get it at canadian tire but its fast to apply and crazy tough
Nice rig set up. I'll have to post a video of my set up. A bit different, yet some the same. Stay safe brother.
Gotta love hat the bees. Hornets are the worst.
PS where you Based out of?
G'day WCS, is that middle size holder suitable for aluminium wedges ? I only use a single plastic wedge for Bucking and two aluminium wedges 12 inch for felling thanks 👍.
there's a Canadian company called scepter that makes the combi cans. my local stihl shop in Australia keeps them in stock
Dam bee's got yah good also nice setup 👌
Grizzly Peak axe scabbards are great.
What bar oil do you run? Also can you get those tank straps still? Thanks
Great video
Great job thanks for that. Not living in America just wondering why you can’t get the combi cans any more.
Was wondering , the saw that you were using to cut that plot, if after you and the other cutters get new saws, and not having to worry as what could be happening. Just curious, as I know a couple of contract cutters, and after they get done with plot, they get new ones. And if you do retire your saw after the plot is done., I know that some probably keep one, but get new as the new one would have higher compression and almost know problems,. So if you do sell a saw, do you advertise, and would you sell one.
Gordy do guys still wear White Ox gloves? That was my go to glove when I hauled for Weyerhaeuser. Good thing about the White Ox's- made in Tacoma!
do y'all use HAM radio Technician licenses for your radios, or do you just use regular channels with a short range output? Just curious what you depend on when you are doing bigger projects where you are scattered out more? I've been studying, thinking about getting my HAM radio license; just seems like a good safety back up when you're out somewhere with no cell service or not so dependable reception.