I can’t remember now but probably around an extra 20 min of cutting and wedging. I fell into an old habit of not making the undercut large enough, which is what you need to do in the big trees with no lean
Yup I could. But we only use them when we can’t wedge and it has/needs to go in a certain direction. The reason I was wedging so much was because the undercut was too small. I should have made it bigger to that I wouldn’t have to wedge so much to get the tree past it’s tipping point.
Pink is recce from the engineers so doesn’t mean anything to us. Blue is stream ribbon from the engineers and also can mean trail if from the fallers. It’ll say “trail” or “stream” on it.
They’re after market dogs. They don’t come with any saw. You may need to special order them from Husqvarna or your local distributor. My local saw shop keeps them in stalk and I’ve always called them the “big dogs” hope that helps
bjarne butler yea that helps .unfortunately the 3120 doesn't come with any bigger dogs and thats all they come with.i had to make my own and ended up using i think 6 395 big dogs .
How much would you charge me for felling lessons itd be worth every penny lol I have like 5 years experience doing tree work but I've only fell a handful of big trees
So sad that my kids will Never see that giant tree. There are none left in USA. The old growth forests in canada are going going going now. These should be protected as national parks. Very rare.
You are believing the bs hype from tree huggers. Nobody loves trees more than me but every tree gets old, dies, becomes a home for bugs that affect healthy trees and dead still standing timber attracts lightning, burning entire forests. We must harvest them before they get too old and rot. Have you ever planted a seedling and nursed it into a healthy, beautiful tree? I plant Incense cedars on my property cuz they smell so good too. Give it a try- you'll be happy you did! Trees are cool.
@@arnenelson4495 i'm far more inclined not to believe the BS from the logging companies, you appear to be guzzling their kool aid by the gallon.. 'we must harvest them before they get too old and rot' is hilarious. you understand that planet earth has been managing its forests for billions of years before humans appeared? the only thing needing managing is the profit margins of the owners and shareholders of the timber industry. planting a few saplings in your backyard doesn't do squat for the future of our species - leaving old growth forests untouched certainly will.
@@daos3300 'Billions of years', realy where did you garner that lie. The wood is being used in a usefull way and provide jobs for the people that need it, don't be an aswipe liberal hippie. You know how much nature and resources they have destroyed for you to type this arrogant reply on a computer. so don't be a hyppocrite.
@@daos3300 tones of protected areas in BC. Never mind the legacy tree law that makes logging companies leave trees over a certain size with buffer zones.
@@BjarneButler awesome videos. I can let most of your videos play without watching, the saw noise is strangely relaxing. The high speed stuff is like when all the Asian ladies working at the 7/11 all get exited at once.
What a shame. I am no hippie or something. But cutting down the remaining ancient trees of our planet should be forbidden and punishable. We will never see this again, even if replanted the trees won't reach this age before the next logging crew comes and harvesting them in much younger age. This insatiable mankind really is the cancer of this planet. Only if the last tree is gone, the last natural ressources and environment are destroyed perhaps we will recognize what we have done and that we can't eat money but then it's too late. There is enough commercial forest to cover the demand of lumber and absolutely no need to cut these old beautiful trees. This is no offense, but we should be much more responsive and less disrespectful with nature.
I agree on some of what you said. Protecting some old growth forest is important. But there is still lots left here on the coast. And the volume being logged here is a lot less then in the heydays of the 20th century. There is also a lot of park land here in BC and we have one of the most responsible forestry industry in the world.
Better than seeing them bur along with seven or eight hundred homes because of the way it’s be managed in some places some people must not no what first growth second growth third growth never see them again go smoke another bowl
If left they will eventually rot put and then blow down. Better to take them now. They are logging 2nd and 3rd growth logs on the island. It is a rain forest and the growth is fast.
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The sound of that tree coming down was amazing!!!!
Loved the wedging in fast forward . That's why u dont piss off an angry faller lol u could end up like that wedge😂
I liked how the other saws seemed to fall silent when it went down and then got right back to work.
I didn’t notice that before. Cool
Yes! It fell and everything went quite, dang.
Funny, I was so used to you moving at high speed that when it went back to normal speed it looked like slow mo lol!
Great video!
Glad you liked it. I’ve had viewers want to see the whole video at normal speed, so I’ll be doing more of that
Another comment, the rain falling on the Mike cover I kept thinking that the tree was about to fall.
Ya this was an old video that I originally didn’t plan on posting on TH-cam and I was using my phone
That's insane. When she finally started to come over the stump split and shook everything under it. Lot of pressure.
Thats the best saw I've ever seen ..never seen you gas it up.
390xp holds alot of fuel
Nice job man! A lot of wedge work, but that's the safe way to do it.
Ya I made way too small an undercut on that one. Turned into a wedge-athon haha
That tree really didn't want to go down it seemed. You really had to work harder even than usual. I was wondering how long that was in real time.
I can’t remember now but probably around an extra 20 min of cutting and wedging. I fell into an old habit of not making the undercut large enough, which is what you need to do in the big trees with no lean
Beautyful video!
WOW!
Putting a road in?
Awesome vid.
Yup. Thanks
Why are all the trees dying inside?
This guy is FAST
WOW
Sorry I keep askin same thing but hoping for
An answer. Which model husky are you using and what bar length? Thanks
390
are your saws modified and if so by whom?
All my newer saws are modified. Walkers saw shop on Vancouver Island
Can you use hydraulic wedges? Probably can't because you'd have to tote it around.
Yup I could. But we only use them when we can’t wedge and it has/needs to go in a certain direction. The reason I was wedging so much was because the undercut was too small. I should have made it bigger to that I wouldn’t have to wedge so much to get the tree past it’s tipping point.
bjarne butler when your saying too small are you meaning you didn’t make it deep enough ?
i have used a jack on big but short top, no weight to pull it over
What's the rubbin mean for like the pink ones n blue n other ones
Pink is recce from the engineers so doesn’t mean anything to us. Blue is stream ribbon from the engineers and also can mean trail if from the fallers. It’ll say “trail” or “stream” on it.
Lots of ground like that in Kingcome Inlet.
Ya I haven’t been up there yet
@@BjarneButler incredible river fishing aswell.
what type of dogs are on that 390??
They’re the big dogs. Don’t know what they’re called but it’s bigger then stalk dogs
bjarne butler do u know what saw they came from because they dont look like they are from a 390 at all ,it almost looks like they could be from a 395
They’re after market dogs. They don’t come with any saw. You may need to special order them from Husqvarna or your local distributor. My local saw shop keeps them in stalk and I’ve always called them the “big dogs” hope that helps
bjarne butler yea that helps .unfortunately the 3120 doesn't come with any bigger dogs and thats all they come with.i had to make my own and ended up using i think 6 395 big dogs .
I would bet that tree was near 500 years old.
How are you moving the trees after cutting?
In this video it would be done with an excavator, with a grapple attachment instead of a bucket
How much would you charge me for felling lessons itd be worth every penny lol I have like 5 years experience doing tree work but I've only fell a handful of big trees
You first need to get a falling certificate. The best route is to go through cagc.ca
Wow them cedars are monsters I want to come down your way an cut lmao from Maine an we don't have trees that big
You need your Falling certification to cut in BC. I do know Alaska has some big wood on their south coast area
So sad that my kids will
Never see that giant tree. There are none left in USA. The old growth forests in canada are going going going now. These should be protected as national parks. Very rare.
There are national, provincial and regional parks already protecting millions of old growth trees in Canada., for you to visit
You are believing the bs hype from tree huggers. Nobody loves trees more than me but every tree gets old, dies, becomes a home for bugs that affect healthy trees and dead still standing timber attracts lightning, burning entire forests. We must harvest them before they get too old and rot. Have you ever planted a seedling and nursed it into a healthy, beautiful tree? I plant Incense cedars on my property cuz they smell so good too. Give it a try- you'll be happy you did! Trees are cool.
@@arnenelson4495 i'm far more inclined not to believe the BS from the logging companies, you appear to be guzzling their kool aid by the gallon.. 'we must harvest them before they get too old and rot' is hilarious. you understand that planet earth has been managing its forests for billions of years before humans appeared? the only thing needing managing is the profit margins of the owners and shareholders of the timber industry. planting a few saplings in your backyard doesn't do squat for the future of our species - leaving old growth forests untouched certainly will.
@@daos3300 'Billions of years', realy where did you garner that lie. The wood is being used in a usefull way and provide jobs for the people that need it, don't be an aswipe liberal hippie. You know how much nature and resources they have destroyed for you to type this arrogant reply on a computer. so don't be a hyppocrite.
@@daos3300 tones of protected areas in BC. Never mind the legacy tree law that makes logging companies leave trees over a certain size with buffer zones.
why are these big ones always cedars?
Because they grow the biggest here in BC
@@BjarneButler ok!
Bigger under cut !
Chainsaw noise is cool but high speed makes it too hard to listen to.
Ya this is an old video from when I first started my channel.
@@BjarneButler awesome videos. I can let most of your videos play without watching, the saw noise is strangely relaxing. The high speed stuff is like when all the Asian ladies working at the 7/11 all get exited at once.
there trees more old than him, see what disaster humens are doing to nature
What a shame. I am no hippie or something. But cutting down the remaining ancient trees of our planet should be forbidden and punishable. We will never see this again, even if replanted the trees won't reach this age before the next logging crew comes and harvesting them in much younger age. This insatiable mankind really is the cancer of this planet. Only if the last tree is gone, the last natural ressources and environment are destroyed perhaps we will recognize what we have done and that we can't eat money but then it's too late. There is enough commercial forest to cover the demand of lumber and absolutely no need to cut these old beautiful trees. This is no offense, but we should be much more responsive and less disrespectful with nature.
I agree on some of what you said. Protecting some old growth forest is important. But there is still lots left here on the coast. And the volume being logged here is a lot less then in the heydays of the 20th century. There is also a lot of park land here in BC and we have one of the most responsible forestry industry in the world.
Better than seeing them bur along with seven or eight hundred homes because of the way it’s be managed in some places some people must not no what first growth second growth third growth never see them again go smoke another bowl
If left they will eventually rot put and then blow down. Better to take them now. They are logging 2nd and 3rd growth logs on the island. It is a rain forest and the growth is fast.