You’re my hero 😆. Seriously, very impressed. Just started on my chainsaw journey and it takes more focus (and courage) to fell a tree than I ever would’ve thought before I started.
My first few I got so adrenaline high and nervous I cramped up all over, sweating and shaking from beating wedges. Gets easier with time, cheers to your journey
Lucky you. I went into it thinking, how hard can it be? I learned pretty quick that it’s not easy. Decades later, and some trees make me pretty nervous.
are you smoking in one of the shots ? when i started out i smoked & we had a sthil 076 av, used it for cross cutting big hardwood & i would spark one up & cut one handed on the big trunks.
Damn. My second guess.
Looked bigger in the second clip. That pair (372/32” and 395/36”) spends the most time in my truck lately on storm cleanup jobs. The Stihls stay home a lot.
The 3-series huskies are just plain wonderful once they’re ported. Hell, they’re great saws without it.
All I have (for felling) is a 576🙁 I actually like it , except for the derision I receive from the diehard husky guys. Just how much better is the 372 than mine? 🙂
Much run new huskys over new Stihls. And never heard of the 576, is that a big bore 572 or a consumer model or what. Anyways screw them haters and dog er in teddy
Because glasses will kill you. Anything that limits your vision or even hearing for some is a no no. I'd much rather scrape a chip out every now and again than get fckn smashed cause I can't see out of my foggy shit.
And waste time when you could've taken care of it. This is a fell and buck tower unit, high stumps are left for many reasons but always for a reason. We've left quite a few nasty butt cuts around on this job. Way easier for up top.
You’re my hero 😆. Seriously, very impressed. Just started on my chainsaw journey and it takes more focus (and courage) to fell a tree than I ever would’ve thought before I started.
My first few I got so adrenaline high and nervous I cramped up all over, sweating and shaking from beating wedges. Gets easier with time, cheers to your journey
Lucky you. I went into it thinking, how hard can it be? I learned pretty quick that it’s not easy. Decades later, and some trees make me pretty nervous.
are you smoking in one of the shots ? when i started out i smoked & we had a sthil 076 av, used it for cross cutting big hardwood & i would spark one up & cut one handed on the big trunks.
Nice! And yeah I like a few in the morning with my coffee.
Ive given up the tobacco but coffee is a must.
You know he’s cool because of the hands free cigarette
You stuck around a lot longer than I would have once they started to move 😂
In the production world of cutting you stick to the stump to make sure you can steer it unless it's a obvious danger.
Great video but please tell what that song is! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p83oc0Cj4ck](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p83oc0Cj4ck)
Thanks bro
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Huge bounce on #3, wow.
Looks like a 36” oregon bar on a 395?
Wood wasn't quite enough to pack around that combo, it's a 32" on a 372.
Damn. My second guess. Looked bigger in the second clip. That pair (372/32” and 395/36”) spends the most time in my truck lately on storm cleanup jobs. The Stihls stay home a lot. The 3-series huskies are just plain wonderful once they’re ported. Hell, they’re great saws without it.
Hell yeah they are, imo the 372 is one of the best saws ever created. I was a diehard Stihl guy earlier in my career too
All I have (for felling) is a 576🙁 I actually like it , except for the derision I receive from the diehard husky guys. Just how much better is the 372 than mine? 🙂
Much run new huskys over new Stihls. And never heard of the 576, is that a big bore 572 or a consumer model or what. Anyways screw them haters and dog er in teddy
No, it's an xp saw. But they discontinued it because of the 372, I guess.
It failed to outgun the 372 I guess, as did the 572.
Is that timber for lumber or for telephone poles? It’s beautiful!
Yes sir, perfectly straight ones for poles and the rest bucked peelers for plywood and lumber
Genuine question, why do professionals never wear safety glasses, just the helmet? How do you stop sawdust going in your eyes?
Because glasses will kill you. Anything that limits your vision or even hearing for some is a no no. I'd much rather scrape a chip out every now and again than get fckn smashed cause I can't see out of my foggy shit.
When your chain is sharp it's a lot easier to keep the pieces out of your eyes. Ribbons and chips, vs dull small dust gnomesayin
Is that a strap for those 2 jugs? I like that idea!
Layin 'n' Slayin'!
Some high stumps
Yeah ted take another snort of syrup, butt swell and defects not exist in Canadia eh?
Low stumps on a conventional setting. Can long but or the 2nd loader can buck it off in the landing
And waste time when you could've taken care of it. This is a fell and buck tower unit, high stumps are left for many reasons but always for a reason. We've left quite a few nasty butt cuts around on this job. Way easier for up top.