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I've had no problems at all with the mtronic, regardless of the elevation.

What handle length have you found best suited for the Travis hoe and the 70HR?

I'm one of the few guys left riding Japanese. I'm wondering if anyone's modified a bill dart mount to fit a yz450fx? Or will the trailbound Mount to a yz? I love the bill dart model but it's limited to ktm's and husy's.. The enduro engineering mount is good but I'd like something less bulky and heavy. Thanks

should you blow off trails in the fall or wait till spring to clear trails

Awesome video, I'm on the market for a chainsaw, straping it to my Husky TX300, I've beeb doing minor trail maintenace with my hand saw for years...time to step-it up! Thanks for the info, very helpfull...

Stihl MS200T alternative is the HolzfformaG111. Yeah it is a Chinese saw. You can use MS200T parts. I've been running one for awhile. Cut alot of deadwood around Sawmill over the last two seasons. Run a lot with the ISTA in southeast Idaho.

Just my opinion. I’d say the bads as well about some of the saw mounts too. Definitely noticed some potential draw backs on one of those mounts.

I just installed the Bill Dart rack last night.....what a PITA the lower bolts were to get installed with spacers, for 2014 ktm 300 xcw. I like the rack, it's minimalist and does the job.

If someone had questions for you regarding working for the forest service, what’s the best way to contact you?

Coming from the east coast where our ohv tag costs 6x more than idaho and offers very little in return for dirt bikes, dirt bike riders in idaho get something very special for just $12

Thanks for the vid!. Looking at getting into some trail clearing. Just got the Bill Dart CS mount, looking at the still 194T or the Echo 2511T. I would love to see some vids on sawing techniques and tree cutting safery.

Good job

Good review of the chainsaws! I ran a craftsman saw 16" bar since the late 80's but it wore out, no parts. Bought a Stihl MS193T 14" bar at the start of 21' and works great. Lots of down trees here in Northern California after the fires in 2018, they just keep falling after a good wind. I was going to put a 16" bar on the Stihl but I can cut a 26" log with the 14" bar so I haven't needed to go longer yet. I carry it on the back of a Honda XR400R with a homemade wood rack. Carry a folding saw on handlebars for the small stuff. Have to keep the trails open or will lose them!

Just got back from riding between Ketchum and Pine and I gotta say I was super impressed with how the trails are maintained in Idaho. After watching this video and others on your channel I can see why . 🙌🏻 thanks for all your hard work. We will definitely visit Idaho again.

do you ever wish you were on the 500 ?

Any review on the Echo top handle? How’s it holding up?

In addition to the Garmin and the Spot - I would throw in there the Zoleo as well as being a satellite comm option - and even the Somewear too. A number of good players in that market now. Good content.

For the wind, there should be settings in your camera, if its a go pro. Also the foam cover as mentioned. I have one I don't use somewhere if you would like to try it out. What camera you using?

I cut 6 trees and I'm whooped for the rest of the day. I can't even imagine 47 just to get to this trail in a day. Was this trail left off/removed from the MVUM accidental or did the land managers intend to close this trail forever to motorized use? It looks well used for being recently re-opened. I don't often hear of a trail re-opened so it's refreshing to see. I use an external mic and tuck it into the face piece of the helmet to help reduce wind noise. Internal mic's just caught to much wind noise even when I tried to cover it.

Fantastic.

Add a foam cover. They make them for various go pros I believe that make that wind noise non existent.

Great content, great trail. Thanks for advocating for more motorized trails...subscribed.

what a friggin awesome run

Dude your cabbage crocs are still being worn at the PHQ!

Nice ride. That trail is not similar looking to me. Gonna need to find it and ride it this summer I suppose

Those batteries are not great with weather extremes I've noticed, and I'm not a fan of the 194 either because of the power (I've been spoiled with the 200T for too long 😂), but the T540i is super lightweight and nice for one-handing!

Nice tools but you missed one: In this Video we tackle the age old problem with Trail Work: How do you get all your Tools to the Trail Work site?, AND How do you do it without leaving your bike at home?, Problem Solved, Answer: VersaMule,.... and even better yet, we get it done in record time,...Solo. ua-cam.com/video/uGTvT_LKst8/v-deo.html

Did you keep the stock gearing or swap the front sprocket to a 13? We think alike on purpose built mods.

I watched a video on this the other day after filming some riding, and the suggestion was 1080p, 30fps stabilization on, and superview. It was coming from a mountain biker. He said the 30fps helps with choppiness.

My two cents, aim the go pro up a touch. When your climbing it's nice to see past the fender!

"Run out if talent" is an interesting way to put it Justin. We usually call it "taking a soil sample"... LOL...

Pretty good. Once you get the new memory card, you can film 4k and play with rendering so UA-cam doesn't butcher that incredible scenery.

Bar rails that are not flat can also make the saw not cut straight. I've see uneven tooth length debunked as a cause.

I've spent a lot of time using saws and sharpening them and I'm sorry but I love that stihl sharpener.

Enjoy you clips Justin.

Your shirt! Where can we get one?

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Good message. Totally agree with flip the script. I have never observed a mountain biker clear a trail.

Solid video. I was an IDPR trail ranger as well and found your channel through the Facebook group. Subbed!

Really think about a chain failure. Twist a link, break a link, break a pin. If you break a large outside link a clip type master could fix it. Anything else and you'll need a short section of chain and 2 masters to splice it in. A chain press is useless without spare chain parts.

How many miles do you have on it? Really appreciate what you guys do clearing trails for us weekend riders

It's not a bad product. Kudos!

Since the 70s I have used McCullough, Poulan, Jonsered, Olympic, plenty of Stihl saws and Echo. The first two were the least reliable. I still own the others and are all equal in reliability except for the weight. My Stihl and Echo are much lighter.

At 54 seconds thats Challis.

Justin, I have 3 racks. One is the original rack from IDPR that was used on the rear of the very first trail ranger bike. Second rack is one I made to mount on the front of an XR250. Third rack is a Bill Dart special that I mount on the front of my Husky TE300. I have known and ocassionaly ridden with Bill since 1991. His rack is light and very nice.

I will carry a lightweight 16" Echo starting this season. The days of carrying a heavy saw since the 70s are finally over at my age.

Appreciate this video Justin. Great job!

Good job-- liked and subscribed--

I’ll be curious to see if less stickers are purchased now that they aren’t connected to a vin..

Funny I just bought 3 stickers today.