Dan, I’m not familiar with the Stapleton brand. Couild you possibly be referring to The Stalpen Tree Jack? If so the Stalpen is a bit more expensive then the Reipal RH 6 pusher. They both are excellent tools. Reipal offers 6 different models of the tree pusher. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony and hello to you who asking, Sorry to intrude, but many people ask about the difference between the Stalpen and our RH-PUSHER Tree Jack. On the first, Stalpen and RH-PUSHER are market leaders in Scandinavia, so that is probably why many compare the two tools. Our largest model that we have, the RH-PUSHER VI, costs about half of what the Stalpen costs. The pole is as strong as approx. our model 2, which is one of the smallest models we manufacture. The difference between the Stalpen and the RH-PUSHER: Professional logger has given as feedback when they have tested our tools and the Stalpen. The following remarks is what professional loggers has told us. 1. Tree-Jack has a better Clow, it is grabbing better since it is wider, but the most important with the clow is that the clow on Tree-Jack are very easy to get louse when the tree is falling, the tool will not go down with the tree and get damage if the tree roll over it. When the tree is starting to fall the operator grab the tool and move away, that is always possible with the Tree-Jack. 2. The Tree-Jack can be cranked out 90 cm and Stalpen 60 cm, that is big difference, With the Tree-Jack you always have enough operation length to get the tree over in one operation and that is very important. If you don`t get the tree to start to fall before the tool is completely extended you are in big trouble. -RH-PUSHER has the best lifting power in relation to the weight. 3. The Tree-Jack has a better safety crank system. When you crank very hard you can always get the crank louse and lower the tool without lifting the back-latch. Here in Sweden, it is forbidden to lift the back-latch when you lower the tool. Stalpen has problem with their safety-crank system. The Tree-Jack has a better developed system for safety crank system. In Sweden it is a law that the tool should have a safety crank system who works. 4. The foot on the Tree- Jack has the corners bent down, if the ground is soft, the operator can put a long piece of wood under the foot. Since 2 corner are bent the tool will stay on the wood-piece and not go down in the ground when the operator put a lot of pressure on the tool (see attached file with image). 5. On the Tree-Jack it is possible to turn the clow 90°, that means you can get the crank away from the tree, sometimes that can be a advantage. Larger models have larger claws (see attached file). 6. The crank on the Tree-Jack is mounted lower than on Stalpen. The heigh the crank is on the Tree-Jack is correct for the operator to get the best most power to crank. On Stalpen the crank is to high to get a lot of power when you are cranking. 7. The wire in the Tree-Jack can take a bigger load than the cogwheels in the Stalpen, If the tool get overloaded the wire will not brake, 8. The Tree-Jack are longer than Stalpen when they are fully extended, that is important, you can get more pressure on the tree, since you can grab higher up with along tool. 9. The Tree-Jack has a crank who can be folded in, that’s an advantage when tool is transported. The Tree-Jack is approved by the safety department in Sweden, we have also had the tools to kwf in Germany and they have approved all the models. Finally, our RH-PUSHER is equipped with a carrying strap to be able to be carried on the shoulder in the forest when you don't have access to the car, for example. RH-PUSHER has a very favourable price for the quality of the tool you get. We are the market leading brand today, we are the only CO who has more than one model, we produce 6 models to cover the full range of need for this kind of tools. We are selling our tools in a lot of countries today. Best regards, Zhanna. REIPAL AB, Sweden
Bill I’m glad you enjoyed the video, you’re gonna love the log tongs. Have you broke in your new Haix boots yet? Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Mike it’s unbelievable!!!!! This thing will move a mountain, no kidding. Next time you’re up you’ll have to try it. See ya in a couple of days. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony, I just received the my Reipal III from Viking. Haven’t had a chance to use it yet, to much rain in the Pacific Northwest ( Oregon ). Great company to work with shipped the next day and they had 40.00$ off and free shipping 👍🏻. That product is so well made and answered my emails with questions very promptly! Looking forward to using it soon on two Doug Fir 🌲 that just recently died both are 36”x about 100’, not near anything that would get Damaged if the fell didn’t go as planned. Already cleared out around the area for a quick escape😂😂 hopefully won’t need to use it. I like the way the Finnish Lumber Jack makes a notch to stick the jack in, going to do the same. I’m glad the trees don’t have a lean to them!
Alan, glad you got your RH Pusher. Ironically I will be doing a review on the RH Pusher III in the next few weeks showing the pusher and accessories that are available. You will have to let me know how things go and your thoughts on the pusher. The notch is a good idea even though the 4 pointed claw will dig into the tree. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Daniel I think this tool would have no problems pushing over some of those big poles you have in your neck of the woods. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools When I went to the VMTW cart check out it mentioned coupon code do you know where I can get one? At almost $700 coupon would be good!☮✌🏻
I’ve seen these before but never really understood how they work. Thanks for taking those covers off. Those tongs look really interesting. Looking forward to that video.
Great video on tools!! Really like the way you sure how the tools actually work instead of just being in the package!! Thanks!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
David I do my best to not only talk about the tools, but demo them as well. Most men are visual learners and appreciate seeing the tool in action more than verbal or written. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony; I've had it for 2 1/2 years. It is a type IV. It has never failed me, but being that close to a big tree turning that crank is pretty scary to me since I had an incident with a 33 inch oak tree that fell the wrong way, crushed my Stihl MS 661C chainsaw, and just about did the same to me as I frantically pounded wedges to change the direction of that falling behemoth., to no avail. The Reipal is heavy enough that I only bring it when I know I will need it. It is so well built. My only complaint is with the little tab to reverse the direction and collapse the pusher.
@@jimyoungblood1687 Jim, thanks for letting me know. I agree the big trees are scary. However, I much rather use the pusher then pound the heck out of multiple stacked wedges hoping for the tree to tip the right way. I’m hoping to review the RH Pusher III with the optional accessories soon. Thanks for your response.👍TCT
Thanks Tony for this wonderful video about our tool! You presented our product as it is, nothing extra. The video is very interesting and your comments are very accessible to everyone. Thanks ☺️ Greetings, Zhanna REIPAL AB
Zhanna it’s been great working with you on the RH Pusher. It truly is an awesome tool to have when cutting trees. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Branden thought I’ve had the RH II Pusher for over 5 years there were things I learned I was doing wrong after working with the folks at Reipal. It really is an awesome tool. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I have a background in Carpentry and can see many uses for this tool . Straightening concrete forms, bracing walls, lifting beams, pushing wall plates.
Yup the applications are endless for sure. Appreciate you mentioning some additional thinks the tree Jack can do. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I'm in the UK and bought a tree jack 3 a number of years ago. A very well made tool that has pushed over many trees and also uprighted fencing during repair and similar jobs.
I think that tree jack would be very helpful. I can think of a tree right now that we have to cut along a road side. No matter how experienced you are, just having the piece of mind that you have an extra tool coaxing it in the right direction. Nice tool nice review Tony👊🏻
Todd, that’s exactly how I feel. For me it’s added insurance when I’m dropping trees. No more sledge hammer and plastic wedges. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another Quality tool review. Great presentation Tony, really adds another layer of safety and accuracy to the dangerous task of falling a tree. Thank you, take care🇺🇸🇺🇸
I’ve seen ya using that tool before. Think anyone who’s cutting trees down regularly would want one of those. Looks like it works great. Thanks for the great video Tony! Take care!👍🏻
Rod I use the tree pusher all the time but don’t show it enough on the video’s I shoot. I wouldn’t be without out it. I never leave home without it. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice to see these in action. Thank you for showing how to used and the different models available. There's been a few times I could used these timber jacks. Have a great day be safe.
Glad you enjoyed the video, now you know what’s out there that can save time and make your tree cutting easier and safer. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice dedicated Tool for the Job Tony. I have used a Farm jack too, to push Trees over. A length of pipe and a guide ring at the top at the jack beam I keep a 20Ton bottle jack in the Arsenal as well. Now that I have the tractor, it pushes good too. The back Hoe gets a bit Higher than the bucket. Thanks. Mike M.
Jason thanks for the congrats. Never thought I’d keep making videos. I thought I’d only make 30 to 50. Boy does time fly. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Alvin the Reipal RH Pusher is definitely a useful piece of equipment. You’ll have to check out Sundays video on the RH Pusher III with accessories. I’ll show how this tree pusher transforms to do more tasks. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
John this tool is quality built from top to bottom. See ya later this week, call me for some help with the saw. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
You gave me a good idea. I have some construction jacks that are about 7 feet collapsed. You can extend them 3 or 4 feet more before you start to jack. I might make an adapter with teeth to go on top and use one of them to cut some trees by my driveway.
I have one of these. I bought it back in 2011. Ive used it countless times over the years, in many different situations. As Im a tree contractor. Making sure the ground is solid as he mentioned is probably the most important part of using this tool. Things can get real funky if you dont have solid ground.
Tim, I’ve made the mistake of using the pusher on soft ground and as you mentioned it’s a nightmare. I try to have a 2x6 in the truck at all times otherwise I use the face cut wedge if I can. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Frances I can’t tell you how many learners I’ve coaxed to go the opposite direction of the lean. In my opinion this tool is worth its weight in gold if you don’t have a tractor with a rope or cable. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony did the earth move for you when using RH Pusher (Tree Pusher)😀 Looks like a real effective tool.😉 I hope you read in Chris page about Stihls new Chainsaws thanks to your EPA, small reduction in power, but heavier units now, one design change is chain adjustment on the side, a thumbs up Just have a look at the entry level Stihl MS 162 ($199)
Tony thanks for another great review. The only problem is that it keeps adding to the list of what I need to buy. You’re like a video version of the instruction manual for us visual learners! Thanks!
I’ve had several viewers tell me the same thing. I’m always amazed at someone who looks at a tool and goes home and can make something similar. Unfortunately I’m not that talented. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Good Morning Tony: I’ve been using Norwood’s Tree Jack for a couple of years now. It works great. I still use a bottle jack on larger trees, but it’s time consuming. I really like this heavy duty tree jack you reviewed. I’m going to look into purchasing one. Thanks for your reviews, Rich
Richard, the Norwood tree Jack is what I was using. Ironically Reipal manufactures the Norwood Jack. The RAPusher 6 is a beast and can handle almost anything. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Joe I can’t tell you how many leaning trees the tree pusher has helped me push in the opposite direction. The tool is not very well known in the US ut in Europe it’s very popular. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I really need to look more into this tool. I still use the pushing pole yet lol. I don't typically need them all the time but every once in awhile I do. Stay safe my friend
Not a price on it anywhere! Been to both of your web links. No wonder we never seen one! 😜. Wouldn’t be hard to put the MSRP in the listing. Also the sites that allegedly sell them don’t have it either. The Viking site has no search bar and I couldn’t even find it. The goal of marketing is to MAKE IT EASY TO PURCHASE! Peace! 😊
I’m a little confused, I went to the Viking Mountain Tool Works site and there is a search bar. If you type in Reipal there are 5 products offered. I don’t like listening prices on 6 different tools so I figured you might contact the dealer for the specific tool you were looking for. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I’ve seen several home made version of the tree pusher. My thoughts are anything that makes your job easier and safer I’m all for it. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thats a nice tool ! I already have a 10 ton Blackhawk potta power that would probably work , although a lot more bulky and more of a pain to set up . Really nice review !
Bruce the porta power definitely do the job but it’s too much stuff to carry in the field. The tree Jack is a quick set up and drops the tree fast. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
It seems like a hydraulic porta power unit fully extended would do a similar thing. Its marketed as an auto body tool and have 4-10, even upward versions. though it does only have a 5" travel on the ram I have there may be other rams to use. Might be safer too since it has a 5-6 foot tube to the pump. travel wise comes in a case that has wheels suitable for hard surfaces but with different casters and a longer handle frame made for the case could go most anywhere. Its a little heavier but if you remove atachments you dont need can lighten up. Not Saying I wouldnt have both if I had the $$ to spend, this looks like a nice fast tool.
Jacob the porta power definitely would work as well as a modified building Jack. I was just showing what is Available for a logger/arborist. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@jacobe1942 Jacob cation is always the key when felling trees. Knowing when to walk away and let someone with more experience and equipment do the job. Stay safe👍TCT
I’ve seen those used by a few arborists from Sweden, Denmark etc….that have Instagram channels. I think that’s an excellent tool, especially for those working alone. Dead standing oak (wilt) don’t like to drop over most times and need a little persuasion.
Yup I find the tree pusher invaluable when I’m dropping trees. As I mentioned the Europeans and Scandinavian countries use the tree Jack far more than the US. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Congratulations a a job we.l done . I want one now, The extra time and effort you put in , in post production at the computer makes a great big difference. Your Diligence is appreciated?
Tony. Wow, I can't believe how many things we have in common. I have owned the Norwood Industries Timber Tool for years and it is by far one of the most important logging tools I use. Here in Ohio, we have an international lumberjack competition and logging industries show every October called The Paul Bunyan show. That is where I first saw (and purchased) the Timber Tool. I also have the LogOx, Pinch-a-Log, and two sets of tongs (small and large size). In addition, I own the Logrite Junior log arch. Your reviews of all of these items have been excellent. I was very interested in the Reipal items you reviewed and am seriously considering upgrading to their model 5 tree jack and small tongs. May I ask where you are located? Thanks again for such wonderful reviews.
Wow Jim you’re right we seem to be kindred spirits. I am located in Central WI. I am familiar with the Paul Bunyan show and have attended the last two years. This year the folks at Logrite asked me to do a meet and great in their booth for a few hours. it was great meeting many subscribers. Appreciate you watching, commenting and supporting my channel. 👍TCT
@@ReipalAB Zainadine I’m sure Reipal is proud of the fact that they private label the Timber Tool for Norwood. Thanks again for making an awesome tool.👍TCT
Darren I want to say yes but I’m not 100% sure. Just contact Viking Mountain Tool Works. th-cam.com/users/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa200ZTA0dzUxVzJRNnpFLWR5UDZPSTJxWF9Qd3xBQ3Jtc0ttZC1iT0t0SElndUVCUHJJSHRSZXl5Y2R4VUZmRU1QM3NQU3FoYnVaem1aLTR4elRxTW0tWS15bWhiZmdBY3FoWFZxbk1ycnowRm1uek5JX2ZqYVlBbEhZRXBSTDNkcFQ2d2paSlZCcU9aeG1aa2VhYw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.vmtw.com%2F&v=ofsnECJQk8I Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I still carry wedges but seldom use them when I’m using the RH Pusher. Unfortunately a wedge does nothing to try and get a leaning tree to go the opposite way where as the tree Jack will do it with no problem. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Bruce, ironically I am working with the folks at VMTW and have talked to them about reviewing some of their private label VikingWoodsman products. I believe the design's are identical to the LogRite tools but made in China. Thanks for watching and commenting.TCT
So I am aware that the brand is manufactured in China. Thank you for your honesty. I have been following you and Chris “ in the wood” and am starting my own firewood business. You two have helped me more than you know. On my back (you) and not getting carried away spending on unnecessary equipment to start (Chris)
@@bruceandericalee9515 Bruce I’m glad you enjoy the information Chris and I put out. We have a great Woodhound community that shares ideas and information. Appreciate you watching and commenting. Happy holidays to you and your family.👍TCT
I'd like to know what it was that was edited out a a few points... Especially 9:44 You apparently had some issue with the device and edited the video to conceal it. Doesn't inspire trust. Does look like a well built and useful mechanism. I might be compelled to give one a try in the future. The potential for using it during building repair and construction is very appealing to me also and I can imagine fabricating a few special attachments for it tool.
Well at 9:44 I realized I didn’t turn on my second camera to capture the impact shot of tree falling and exploding into pieces. No issues with the RH Pusher at all. I’ll be doing more demo’s and you’ll see a start to finish crank & push. Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
That’s for the RHPusher 6, the other models are much less. Quality tool are not cheap, but this tool you buy once and it will last a lifetime. Thanks for watching and your comments 👍TCT
Nicolais The Swedes definitely know a thing or two about logging and equipment for sure, and I’m glad they share their information. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Glad you enjoyed the video. I spoke with Reipal and they told me their US distributor has ordered the accessories and should have by the end of the year. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Wayne I cut up the big stuff and the owner and brother took care of the smaller piece’s. Loved the share labor, everyone wins. See ya at PB Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@TonysCoolTools It shattered like a glass bottle! I would think the smooth hoist would be safer than beating several wedges with all those brittle limbs hanging up there waiting to ruin a Fellers day! We went to the Boonville show in New York several weeks ago instead of PB this year. It was much farther trip for us, but the area is beautiful, and the whole community does a great job putting the show on and supporting it. Glad we went...I was able to get all stocked up on everything for this winters cutting, but we are going to miss seeing you all at PB show. Our paths will cross again one day soon!🤠
@@waynetharp Wayne, Boonville is on my list of shows to visit as well. I’m sure we’ll bump into each other at some time. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
You have 165 lbs of cranking pressure you can exert. I left a very large hinge and wanted to show how much power the winch had. Thanks for watching and commenting👍TCT
So why do we arborists and lumberjacks not use these in North America then... Well that thing is heavy and we dont need it when we have simple wedges, or throw lines and rope. Im sure the tool has its place in certain forest settings where a vehicle is close by. I would still rather have a rope up in the canopy and its not that hard to achieve that.
I agree its not practical to carry around for all jobs but when my vehicle or UTV is close I definitely have it available. The question I have is why do so many European and Scandinavian loggers and arborists use this? Are we in the US missing something? When I see people using wedges and pounding the snot out of them or trying to sandwich two wedges together (which typically slip out) I find the tree pusher so much easier to use. The other thing is vibration caused by this excessive pounding has more chance of limbs falling. Appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.👍TCT
It didn't look that easy to "push over" to me. To me it looked like you were laboring to turn the crank. So, I wonder how difficult I would find cranking it on a tree that wasn't as long-dead as the one that you just cut. There wasn't a lot of weight in that tree, as it has obviously been dead for quite a while, and very dry and brittle. I'm surprised that you haven't done a video on that Pfanner helmet. I've got the same one myself, with a different color scheme. I'm guessing that you got the idea to buy that helmet from G.P. Outdoors as I did too.
Jeff don’t know if you watched the whole video but I mentioned and showed I left a 2-1/2 to 3” hinge and wanted to show how powerful the tree Jack was. You definitely have to put your back into the tool but you have 165 lbs of pushing force to do it with. The Pfanner hat is on my list of videos to do, I’ve had my had well before GP purchased his last year, Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Mario the tree pusher is designed to put some pressure on the tree while you make a face cut in the front and back cut. It helps stop the bar on your chainsaw from getting pinched while cutting. The tool was not meant to push over a tree without cutting it first. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
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Is that the same as "stapleton". Cost??
Dan, I’m not familiar with the Stapleton brand. Couild you possibly be referring to
The Stalpen Tree Jack? If so the Stalpen is a bit more expensive then the Reipal RH 6 pusher. They both are excellent tools. Reipal offers 6 different models of the tree pusher.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony and hello to you who asking,
Sorry to intrude, but many people ask about the difference between the Stalpen and our RH-PUSHER Tree Jack. On the first, Stalpen and RH-PUSHER are market leaders in Scandinavia, so that is probably why many compare the two tools.
Our largest model that we have, the RH-PUSHER VI, costs about half of what the Stalpen costs.
The pole is as strong as approx. our model 2, which is one of the smallest models we manufacture.
The difference between the Stalpen and the RH-PUSHER:
Professional logger has given as feedback when they have tested our tools and the Stalpen. The following remarks is what professional loggers has told us.
1. Tree-Jack has a better Clow, it is grabbing better since it is wider, but the most important with the clow is that the clow on Tree-Jack are very easy to get louse when the tree is falling, the tool will not go down with the tree and get damage if the tree roll over it. When the tree is starting to fall the operator grab the tool and move away, that is always possible with the Tree-Jack.
2. The Tree-Jack can be cranked out 90 cm and Stalpen 60 cm, that is big difference, With the Tree-Jack you always have enough operation length to get the tree over in one operation and that is very important. If you don`t get the tree to start to fall before the tool is completely extended you are in big trouble.
-RH-PUSHER has the best lifting power in relation to the weight.
3. The Tree-Jack has a better safety crank system. When you crank very hard you can always get the crank louse and lower the tool without lifting the back-latch. Here in Sweden, it is forbidden to lift the back-latch when you lower the tool. Stalpen has problem with their safety-crank system. The Tree-Jack has a better developed system for safety crank system. In Sweden it is a law that the tool should have a safety crank system who works.
4. The foot on the Tree- Jack has the corners bent down, if the ground is soft, the operator can put a long piece of wood under the foot. Since 2 corner are bent the tool will stay on the wood-piece and not go down in the ground when the operator put a lot of pressure on the tool (see attached file with image).
5. On the Tree-Jack it is possible to turn the clow 90°, that means you can get the crank away from the tree, sometimes that can be a advantage. Larger models have larger claws (see attached file).
6. The crank on the Tree-Jack is mounted lower than on Stalpen. The heigh the crank is on the Tree-Jack is correct for the operator to get the best most power to crank. On Stalpen the crank is to high to get a lot of power when you are cranking.
7. The wire in the Tree-Jack can take a bigger load than the cogwheels in the Stalpen, If the tool get overloaded the wire will not brake,
8. The Tree-Jack are longer than Stalpen when they are fully extended, that is important, you can get more pressure on the tree, since you can grab higher up with along tool.
9. The Tree-Jack has a crank who can be folded in, that’s an advantage when tool is transported.
The Tree-Jack is approved by the safety department in Sweden, we have also had the tools to kwf in Germany and they have approved all the models.
Finally, our RH-PUSHER is equipped with a carrying strap to be able to be carried on the shoulder in the forest when you don't have access to the car, for example. RH-PUSHER has a very favourable price for the quality of the tool you get.
We are the market leading brand today, we are the only CO who has more than one model, we produce 6 models to cover the full range of need for this kind of tools. We are selling our tools in a lot of countries today.
Best regards, Zhanna.
REIPAL AB, Sweden
@@ReipalAB Zhanna, thanks for the great explanation. I have pinned this so this comment is first.
Thanks again. TCT
@@ReipalAB ty..wow great job explaining!! IAM in CT, USA... thinking of getting one !! Now I can make a comparison...👍🤛🤜
AWSOME tool
Yup definitely a tool to make the job a lot easier.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I wouldn't be straddling that bad Larry when you're cranking!!😱
Ha ha that’s for sure👍TCT
Good morning never see that Tree Jack I wish had one for my cabin ty nice video Tony ( Ron )
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi, Tony. Another great video, thanks
Chris nice to hear from you, glad you enjoyed the video.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
A must have tool for me! Thank you for sharing!
Sam, it really is a useful and handy tool to have.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony your always on my top five list for you tube videos ❤😊😮
Todd I’m glad I made your top 5 list!!!!!
Good morning Tony, 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Hi guys, just a few more days before PB.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
That RH Pusher certainly is a really cool tool and looking forward to the tong video.
Bill I’m glad you enjoyed the video, you’re gonna love the log tongs.
Have you broke in your new Haix boots yet?
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Now that is a doozie tree-pusher-over-er 👍. 4 tons?! That thing is HEAVY built.
Mike it’s unbelievable!!!!!
This thing will move a mountain, no kidding.
Next time you’re up you’ll have to try it.
See ya in a couple of days.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony , great review .
Del I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Hope you’re getting use to retirement.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thank you Tony for this!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony,
I just received the my Reipal III from Viking. Haven’t had a chance to use it yet, to much rain in the Pacific Northwest ( Oregon ). Great company to work with shipped the next day and they had 40.00$ off and free shipping 👍🏻. That product is so well made and answered my emails with questions very promptly! Looking forward to using it soon on two Doug Fir 🌲 that just recently died both are 36”x about 100’, not near anything that would get Damaged if the fell didn’t go as planned. Already cleared out around the area for a quick escape😂😂 hopefully won’t need to use it.
I like the way the Finnish Lumber Jack makes a notch to stick the jack in, going to do the same. I’m glad the trees don’t have a lean to them!
Alan, glad you got your RH Pusher.
Ironically I will be doing a review on the RH Pusher III in the next few weeks showing the pusher and accessories that are available.
You will have to let me know how things go and your thoughts on the pusher.
The notch is a good idea even though the 4 pointed claw will dig into the tree.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony, very nice tool, take care.
Mark, glad you enjoyed the video.
You’re right it’s a “Cool Tool”
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another great tool and a review to go with it 😁👍
Daniel I think this tool would have no problems pushing over some of those big poles you have in your neck of the woods.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great job Tony 👏 Thanks for sharing 👍
Frank glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
That's a great tool. Another good video Tony.
Brian glad you enjoyed the video and the tree pusher.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
With that video you earned the right to be one of my few subscriptions on TH-cam 😂
I’m going to purchase one from VMTW or Amazon!☮✌🏻
Alan I feel “special”😂
When you get yours drop me a comment or email and let me know what you think of it.
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@@TonysCoolTools When I went to the VMTW cart check out it mentioned coupon code do you know where I can get one?
At almost $700 coupon would be good!☮✌🏻
Alan, unfortunately I was not given a discount code on the RH Pusher.👍TCT
I’ve seen these before but never really understood how they work. Thanks for taking those covers off. Those tongs look really interesting. Looking forward to that video.
Jay the tongs are really cool and functional.
Will review them in a couple of weeks.
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Great video on tools!! Really like the way you sure how the tools actually work instead of just being in the package!! Thanks!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
David I do my best to not only talk about the tools, but demo them as well.
Most men are visual learners and appreciate seeing the tool in action more than verbal or written.
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Great job Tony.
Lawrence Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Cool tool Tony!
It really is a cool tool for sure!
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I bought my reipal tree pusher on Amazon. great tool.
Jim, how long have you had yours and how do you like it?
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Tony; I've had it for 2 1/2 years. It is a type IV. It has never failed me, but being that close to a big tree turning that crank is pretty scary to me since I had an incident with a 33 inch oak tree that fell the wrong way, crushed my Stihl MS 661C chainsaw, and just about did the same to me as I frantically pounded wedges to change the direction of that falling behemoth., to no avail. The Reipal is heavy enough that I only bring it when I know I will need it. It is so well built. My only complaint is with the little tab to reverse the direction and collapse the pusher.
@@jimyoungblood1687 Jim, thanks for letting me know. I agree the big trees are scary. However, I much rather use the pusher then pound the heck out of multiple stacked wedges hoping for the tree to tip the right way.
I’m hoping to review the RH Pusher III with the optional accessories soon.
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I have never seen one of those . Thanks for sharing
Glad you found this video interesting and informative.
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Thanks Tony for this wonderful video about our tool! You presented our product as it is, nothing extra. The video is very interesting and your comments are very accessible to everyone. Thanks ☺️
Greetings, Zhanna
REIPAL AB
Zhanna it’s been great working with you on the RH Pusher. It truly is an awesome tool to have when cutting trees.
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@@TonysCoolTools Thank you 😊
Thanks for the video I have one but this showed me a couple of things I didn’t know
Branden thought I’ve had the RH II Pusher for over 5 years there were things I learned I was doing wrong after working with the folks at Reipal.
It really is an awesome tool.
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That looks good Tony thanks for the review.
Patrick glad you enjoyed the video.
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I have a background in Carpentry and can see many uses for this tool .
Straightening concrete forms, bracing walls, lifting beams, pushing wall plates.
Yup the applications are endless for sure.
Appreciate you mentioning some additional thinks the tree Jack can do.
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we call them Acrows !
I'm in the UK and bought a tree jack 3 a number of years ago. A very well made tool that has pushed over many trees and also uprighted fencing during repair and similar jobs.
I think that tree jack would be very helpful. I can think of a tree right now that we have to cut along a road side. No matter how experienced you are, just having the piece of mind that you have an extra tool coaxing it in the right direction. Nice tool nice review Tony👊🏻
Todd, that’s exactly how I feel. For me it’s added insurance when I’m dropping trees.
No more sledge hammer and plastic wedges.
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Those are some nice tools you have there Tony!
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Chris in the woodyard needs one of those
Adam, Chris says why buy this tool when he can borrow mine😂
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@@TonysCoolTools 😂😂😂🤣
Another Quality tool review. Great presentation Tony, really adds another layer of safety and accuracy to the dangerous task of falling a tree.
Thank you, take care🇺🇸🇺🇸
Mike, I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
The tree Jack is a must have in my one man operation.
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I’ve seen ya using that tool before. Think anyone who’s cutting trees down regularly would want one of those. Looks like it works great. Thanks for the great video Tony! Take care!👍🏻
Rod I use the tree pusher all the time but don’t show it enough on the video’s I shoot.
I wouldn’t be without out it.
I never leave home without it.
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That’s slick. I’ve never seen one of these! You do an excellent job of reviewing tools!!
Glad you enjoyed my content and video’s.
The tree Jack is an awesome tool for sure.
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Pretty cool !
Hey Tom glad you enjoyed the video,.
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@@TonysCoolTools you are welcome, sir 👍
Nice to see these in action. Thank you for showing how to used and the different models available. There's been a few times I could used these timber jacks. Have a great day be safe.
Glad you enjoyed the video, now you know what’s out there that can save time and make your tree cutting easier and safer.
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Nice dedicated Tool for the Job Tony.
I have used a Farm jack too, to push Trees over. A length of pipe and a guide ring at the top at the jack beam
I keep a 20Ton bottle jack in the Arsenal as well.
Now that I have the tractor, it pushes good too. The back Hoe gets a bit Higher than the bucket.
Thanks. Mike M.
Sounds like you’re ready for any situation!
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Very cool. Also, congrats on 100 uploads! Or at least I think it is. Either way, keep up the great content.
Jason thanks for the congrats. Never thought I’d keep making videos.
I thought I’d only make 30 to 50.
Boy does time fly.
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That's awesome Tony. You sure come up with the coolest tools. Thanks for the video 😁👍🚜☕
Glad you enjoyed the video. Watch for the log tong review.
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Awesome tool. Thanks Tony. We work a lot of compartments that require directional felling. Very cool.
Alvin the Reipal RH Pusher is definitely a useful piece of equipment. You’ll have to check out Sundays video on the RH Pusher III with accessories. I’ll show how this tree pusher transforms to do more tasks.
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Nice stuff ! 👍
It really is an awesome tool.
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Now that is amazing
Dave it is an amazing tool for sure.
Wouldn’t leave the house without it.
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@@TonysCoolTools my pleasure
hi there looks like a well made tool . i saw keys used on the gears instead of press pins or other lesser quality ways . see you soon , john
John this tool is quality built from top to bottom.
See ya later this week, call me for some help with the saw.
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You gave me a good idea. I have some construction jacks that are about 7 feet collapsed. You can extend them 3 or 4 feet more before you start to jack. I might make an adapter with teeth to go on top and use one of them to cut some trees by my driveway.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Very cool tool Tony! Sure would come in handy for the solo wood hounds out there👍👍
Jeremiah it’s saved me several times from an iffy situation.
Not cheap but worth every penny.
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I have one of these. I bought it back in 2011. Ive used it countless times over the years, in many different situations. As Im a tree contractor. Making sure the ground is solid as he mentioned is probably the most important part of using this tool. Things can get real funky if you dont have solid ground.
Tim, I’ve made the mistake of using the pusher on soft ground and as you mentioned it’s a nightmare.
I try to have a 2x6 in the truck at all times otherwise I use the face cut wedge if I can.
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Nice tool
Hi Larry, glad you enjoyed the video.
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That is a no brainer Tool for all of us.
You’re right this tool is a must In everyone’s Woodyard.
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Nice review Tony. I could see the tool coming into play for those leaners that need to be dropped against the lean. Stay safe.
Frances I can’t tell you how many learners I’ve coaxed to go the opposite direction of the lean.
In my opinion this tool is worth its weight in gold if you don’t have a tractor with a rope or cable.
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Tony did the earth move for you when using RH Pusher (Tree Pusher)😀
Looks like a real effective tool.😉
I hope you read in Chris page about Stihls new Chainsaws thanks to your EPA, small reduction in power, but heavier units now, one design change is chain adjustment on the side, a thumbs up Just have a look at the entry level Stihl MS 162 ($199)
Rick I wasn’t aware of that, I’m going to have to check it out.
Thanks for letting me know.
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@@TonysCoolTools just asking are you going to the upcoming show?😀🇦🇺
@@rickthelian2215 yes Chris and I are heading down later this week.
Great video Tony 👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed the video. The RH Pusher is truly an awesome tool.
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Tony thanks for another great review. The only problem is that it keeps adding to the list of what I need to buy. You’re like a video version of the instruction manual for us visual learners! Thanks!
Ha ha , I’m just supplying you with visual aids and information.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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😅😅😅
I have a friend who builds something similar here in Finland, they work very well, it's a good tool
I’ve had several viewers tell me the same thing. I’m always amazed at someone who looks at a tool and goes home and can make something similar.
Unfortunately I’m not that talented.
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That looks really well made! Great job Tony!
It truly is a very well made and heavy duty tool.
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Good Morning Tony: I’ve been using Norwood’s Tree Jack for a couple of years now. It works great. I still use a bottle jack on larger trees, but it’s time consuming. I really like this heavy duty tree jack you reviewed. I’m going to look into purchasing one. Thanks for your reviews, Rich
Richard, the Norwood tree Jack is what I was using. Ironically Reipal manufactures the Norwood Jack. The RAPusher 6 is a beast and can handle almost anything.
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That thing is pretty slick, would definitely get a pinched bar in a tree unstuck.
Joe I can’t tell you how many leaning trees the tree pusher has helped me push in the opposite direction. The tool is not very well known in the US ut in Europe it’s very popular.
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I really need to look more into this tool. I still use the pushing pole yet lol. I don't typically need them all the time but every once in awhile I do. Stay safe my friend
Tim since you’re so close feel free to borrow the tree Jack and test it out.
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@@TonysCoolTools I'd really appreciate that. I'll email you one of these days and we can set something up
@@LitltsLogging Sounds good Tim, just drop me an email. 👍TCT
Not a price on it anywhere! Been to both of your web links. No wonder we never seen one! 😜. Wouldn’t be hard to put the MSRP in the listing. Also the sites that allegedly sell them don’t have it either. The Viking site has no search bar and I couldn’t even find it. The goal of marketing is to MAKE IT EASY TO PURCHASE! Peace! 😊
I’m a little confused, I went to the Viking Mountain Tool Works site and there is a search bar. If you type in Reipal there are 5 products offered. I don’t like listening prices on 6 different tools so I figured you might contact the dealer for the specific tool you were looking for.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
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I made a similar tool with a hi lift farm jack, very handy.
I’ve seen several home made version of the tree pusher. My thoughts are anything that makes your job easier and safer I’m all for it.
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Thats a nice tool ! I already have a 10 ton Blackhawk potta power that would probably work , although a lot more bulky and more of a pain to set up .
Really nice review !
Bruce the porta power definitely do the job but it’s too much stuff to carry in the field.
The tree Jack is a quick set up and drops the tree fast.
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Cool.
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It seems like a hydraulic porta power unit fully extended would do a similar thing. Its marketed as an auto body tool and have 4-10, even upward versions. though it does only have a 5" travel on the ram I have there may be other rams to use. Might be safer too since it has a 5-6 foot tube to the pump. travel wise comes in a case that has wheels suitable for hard surfaces but with different casters and a longer handle frame made for the case could go most anywhere. Its a little heavier but if you remove atachments you dont need can lighten up. Not Saying I wouldnt have both if I had the $$ to spend, this looks like a nice fast tool.
Jacob the porta power definitely would work as well as a modified building Jack.
I was just showing what is Available for a logger/arborist.
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@@TonysCoolTools thanks, its a pretty neat piece of equipment. and watching this led me to finding ways to feel safer about felling trees.
@@jacobe1942 Jacob cation is always the key when felling trees. Knowing when to walk away and let someone with more experience and equipment do the job. Stay safe👍TCT
yes thank you... its not something I would take on lightly.
@@TonysCoolTools
I’ve seen those used by a few arborists from Sweden, Denmark etc….that have Instagram channels. I think that’s an excellent tool, especially for those working alone. Dead standing oak (wilt) don’t like to drop over most times and need a little persuasion.
Yup I find the tree pusher invaluable when I’m dropping trees.
As I mentioned the Europeans and Scandinavian countries use the tree Jack far more than the US.
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Great video
@@juan-nc1014 Juan glad you enjoyed the video. The RH Tree Pusher is an awesome tool for sure!
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That beats a long rope and a come a long!!
Greg I’ve cut the use of ropes by 80%
The tree pusher makes life easy.
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Seriously. Talk about a time saver too. I want one of these!
@@TonysCoolToolswhen do you use rope vs this tool?
Congratulations a a job we.l done .
I want one now,
The extra time and effort you put in , in post production at the computer makes a great big difference.
Your
Diligence is appreciated?
Jean I’m glad you enjoyed my content, presentation and editing.
This tool is truly a must have.
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Tony. Wow, I can't believe how many things we have in common. I have owned the Norwood Industries Timber Tool for years and it is by far one of the most important logging tools I use. Here in Ohio, we have an international lumberjack competition and logging industries show every October called The Paul Bunyan show. That is where I first saw (and purchased) the Timber Tool. I also have the LogOx, Pinch-a-Log, and two sets of tongs (small and large size). In addition, I own the Logrite Junior log arch. Your reviews of all of these items have been excellent. I was very interested in the Reipal items you reviewed and am seriously considering upgrading to their model 5 tree jack and small tongs. May I ask where you are located? Thanks again for such wonderful reviews.
Wow Jim you’re right we seem to be kindred spirits. I am located in Central WI. I am familiar with the Paul Bunyan show and have attended the last two years. This year the folks at Logrite asked me to do a meet and great in their booth for a few hours. it was great meeting many subscribers.
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How wonderful, we are the ones who made our RH-PUSHER for Norwood.
Best regards, Zhanna REIPAL AB
@@ReipalAB Zainadine I’m sure Reipal is proud of the fact that they private label the Timber Tool for Norwood.
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I definitely want to buy a tree jack! Does the US dealer ship to Canada ?
Darren I want to say yes but I’m not 100% sure. Just contact Viking Mountain Tool Works.
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I thought a “Like” and a “Thumbs Up” were the same thing 😂🤔
Ha ha Joe they are two different things.👍👍TCT
I suppose you could do it with a construction screw jack/Acrow, if you wanted to.
Definitely, but you’d have to find a way for it to dig into the tree bark/tree.
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@@TonysCoolTools Notch
wedges!! thats why a lot easier to tote in the wilderness
I still carry wedges but seldom use them when I’m using the RH Pusher.
Unfortunately a wedge does nothing to try and get a leaning tree to go the opposite way where as the tree Jack will do it with no problem.
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Oh yay, another review in a couple, two, tree weeks, eh!? ;)
Yup wait till you see the log tongs, really useful and handy to have in the woodyard.
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Have you used “Viking Woodsman” can’t hooks?
Bruce, ironically I am working with the folks at VMTW and have talked to them about reviewing some of their private label VikingWoodsman products. I believe the design's are identical to the LogRite tools but made in China.
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So I am aware that the brand is manufactured in China. Thank you for your honesty. I have been following you and Chris “ in the wood” and am starting my own firewood business. You two have helped me more than you know. On my back (you) and not getting carried away spending on unnecessary equipment to start
(Chris)
Please keep me posted on the Viking woodsman products. I noticed they’re replicated off the logrite brand.
@@bruceandericalee9515 Bruce I’m glad you enjoy the information Chris and I put out. We have a great Woodhound community that shares ideas and information.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.
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I'd like to know what it was that was edited out a a few points... Especially 9:44 You apparently had some issue with the device and edited the video to conceal it. Doesn't inspire trust.
Does look like a well built and useful mechanism. I might be compelled to give one a try in the future. The potential for using it during building repair and construction is very appealing to me also and I can imagine fabricating a few special attachments for it tool.
Well at 9:44 I realized I didn’t turn on my second camera to capture the impact shot of tree falling and exploding into pieces.
No issues with the RH Pusher at all.
I’ll be doing more demo’s and you’ll see a start to finish crank & push.
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Very cool! Although, I think I can guess as to why it’s not super popular- at just under $1300 it’s not exactly in everyone’s budget.
That’s for the RHPusher 6, the other models are much less. Quality tool are not cheap, but this tool you buy once and it will last a lifetime.
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Sweden does it again 🙌
Nicolais The Swedes definitely know a thing or two about logging and equipment for sure, and I’m glad they share their information.
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Tool look great, too bad the US reseller does not carry the Reipal accessories!!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
I spoke with Reipal and they told me their US distributor has ordered the accessories and should have by the end of the year.
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Alright...Who is gonna clean all this mess up now?!?! 🤠
Wayne I cut up the big stuff and the owner and brother took care of the smaller piece’s. Loved the share labor, everyone wins.
See ya at PB
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@TonysCoolTools It shattered like a glass bottle! I would think the smooth hoist would be safer than beating several wedges with all those brittle limbs hanging up there waiting to ruin a Fellers day!
We went to the Boonville show in New York several weeks ago instead of PB this year. It was much farther trip for us, but the area is beautiful, and the whole community does a great job putting the show on and supporting it. Glad we went...I was able to get all stocked up on everything for this winters cutting, but we are going to miss seeing you all at PB show. Our paths will cross again one day soon!🤠
@@waynetharp Wayne, Boonville is on my list of shows to visit as well.
I’m sure we’ll bump into each other at some time.
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Nice edit, not so easy to crank that tree over I recon... lol
You have 165 lbs of cranking pressure you can exert. I left a very large hinge and wanted to show how much power the winch had.
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If you need help with any trees we are only a phone call away.
For me, a call, plane tickets, and 2 mountain ranges away🤣🤣👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood Daniel you’re welcome any time.👍TCT
Thanks Bert, it’s always more fun having friends with saws😂
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So why do we arborists and lumberjacks not use these in North America then... Well that thing is heavy and we dont need it when we have simple wedges, or throw lines and rope. Im sure the tool has its place in certain forest settings where a vehicle is close by. I would still rather have a rope up in the canopy and its not that hard to achieve that.
I agree its not practical to carry around for all jobs but when my vehicle or UTV is close I definitely have it available.
The question I have is why do so many European and Scandinavian loggers and arborists use this? Are we in the US missing something?
When I see people using wedges and pounding the snot out of them or trying to sandwich two wedges together (which typically slip out) I find the tree pusher so much easier to use.
The other thing is vibration caused by this excessive pounding has more chance of limbs falling.
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It didn't look that easy to "push over" to me. To me it looked like you were laboring to turn the crank. So, I wonder how difficult I would find cranking it on a tree that wasn't as long-dead as the one that you just cut. There wasn't a lot of weight in that tree, as it has obviously been dead for quite a while, and very dry and brittle.
I'm surprised that you haven't done a video on that Pfanner helmet. I've got the same one myself, with a different color scheme. I'm guessing that you got the idea to buy that helmet from G.P. Outdoors as I did too.
Jeff don’t know if you watched the whole video but I mentioned and showed I left a 2-1/2 to 3” hinge and wanted to show how powerful the tree Jack was. You definitely have to put your back into the tool but you have 165 lbs of pushing force to do it with.
The Pfanner hat is on my list of videos to do, I’ve had my had well before GP purchased his last year,
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as the tree is falling look up to watch for widow makers
you are so right, widow makers are just waiting for wind or vibration to loosen them up.
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Why are the trees cut with a chainsaw if that thing can push trees over
Mario the tree pusher is designed to put some pressure on the tree while you make a face cut in the front and back cut. It helps stop the bar on your chainsaw from getting pinched while cutting. The tool was not meant to push over a tree without cutting it first.
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K thanks , now l get it
No thanks
Anthony, Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT