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how a certified arborist dismantle's a cotton wood tree
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how a certified arborist dismantle's a cotton wood tree
old clip from 2024 the first time using my new vermeer brush grapple
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old clip from 2024 the first time using my new vermeer brush grapple
Lett her buck baby! Stihl 500i bucking a log
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Lett her buck baby! Stihl 500i bucking a log
AAPP apprentice first day part 2 final
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AAPP apprentice first day part 2 final
new Arizona arborculture pr employment apprentice. first day with us.part 1
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new Arizona arborculture pr employment apprentice. first day with us.part 1
How a certified arborist properly prunes a tree with a stihl 500i
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How a certified arborist properly prunes a tree with a stihl 500i
New content coming soon been super busy
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New content coming soon been super busy
How a certified arborist absolutely man handles tree work when it's 200 plus degrees out
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How a certified arborist absolutely man handles tree work when it's 200 plus degrees out
How a certified arborist attacks the biggest most complex tree removal of all time 🙃
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How a certified arborist attacks the biggest most complex tree removal of all time 🙃
How a certified arborist gets his saw pinched
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How a certified arborist gets his saw pinched
quick little blown down masquit removal part 1 from the bucket truck.
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quick little blown down masquit removal part 1 from the bucket truck.
Chipping brush with Altec DC1217 chipper
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Chipping brush with Altec DC1217 chipper
Makita 18 volt ratchet POS do not buy . warning vulgar rant
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Makita 18 volt ratchet POS do not buy . warning vulgar rant
...no shame at all...
@@h.i.m.dishonmaurice2599 ?
👍 Good job on this one bud.
@@redjeepdorks9770 thank you big homie
Ma brotha
@@demonjagarn8158 from another mother
@@demonjagarn8158 what up you big Swedish fish you
The nub you're tied into with your Lifeline is a horrible spot buddy if you tend to put some slack into that that thing jumps over that you're done I'm not trying to give you a hard time neither I'm just trying to help out God bless brother
@br-dj2ti been climbing since I was 4 first chainsaw at 7 3rd generation climber ISA certified arborist I will be ok thanks for looking out though. Also the tree is only like 5ft tall and I'm on gaffs and a flip line
@facelesspsycho8252 that's fine buddy I've been doing this for 22 years since I was 18 I'm 41 but I can make a mistake at any given time in life I can go out tomorrow when I work and die in a tree because I made one mistake it can happen to anybody but okay bud God bless
The stupid people who design this shit are taking people for stupid!these are thieves who steal peoples money..
It just seems like Makita doesn’t even try to keep up when it comes to mechanic/ automotive tools.
@@littlechuckn7380 you are 💯 correct on that Milwaukee smokes them when it come to mechanic tools
Sounds more like a Tractor Supply issue.
@schmuhf kinda both in my opinion
This should be illegal this is cheating ha, Good job Man keep killing it, love to see that bucket truck work and that loader is awesome definition of work smarter not harder
@Allgreentreellc lol thanks man . Yeah the bucket is a money maker has been the best money I have spent.
@ I got some crazy overgrown palms coming up going to throw line through notch quickie at bottom and work ha that bucket would be clutch
@Allgreentreellc it's really is dude I have trimmed 70 palms in one day out of it no way I could do that climbing
@@facelesspsycho8252 that’s insane especially when it’s 120 outside good shit bro
How do you like the Wacker Neuson loader brother? Really been considering that machine
@SidonianTree I love it dosent turn so good on pavment but other then that no real complaints so far. I wanted a vermeer ctx100 but the price was steep and the financing was terrible. Wacker has good control patrain and is a well built machine its just the vermeer is 40hp vs wacker 25 or something
@ thanks for the insight!
@SidonianTree most welcome
Certified hack... Imagine being this guys ground guy, I don't think I'd make it to 10:00. Good luck pal, hopefully you figure this game out in the future. 1000 more tree's and you'll get the hang of it.
@jerrysmith376 lol are you ok. It's satire my guy.
Bad ass set up
@@Allgreentreellc thank you my dude
@@facelesspsycho8252 of course chipper is beast
@Allgreentreellc it's a good old machine and definitely a force multiplayer
As a mecanic i used it two months and the gears slip.. i bought Milwaukee and send the makita in the garbage. The end
@samuelalexandre5666 it's a good place for it.
lol.... complex tree???
@@apollo-o9t the most
The groundman took his chill pills
@@lenom1289 permintly frozen
that groundman not happy about this. Pole saw job
@@EvoMetallic you wish you saw my pole
Beast of a machine for sure!
@@JackofHaulTrades it really is
Good work brotha!
Thanks big homie
Great video man!
@JackofHaulTrades thank you brother man
Brotha
@demonjagarn8158 oh brother where art thou brother
I haven't broke mine yet but I agree on the reverse switch, bad design, im sure that is going to break. I have used it a good bit, and as manual ratchet to break loose. I stab out the drive adapter to switch to the other one with the screwdriver and end up hurting my hand usually too
@johnnewman3589 just baby it and make sure that switch stayes engaged. Good luck.
I agree the selector is a pain in the ass. If you haven't thrown it away yet, there aren't any gears in the head to strip if it's like mine. There are roller bearings that bind up. Pull out the Drive, take off the snap ring, disassemble, clean, lubricate. ua-cam.com/video/uhoENvKXz84/v-deo.html
I just learned this today because I wanted to avoid buying a new head myself.
@ethandurtschi1990 hell yeah dude nice I'll check it out thanks
Why were you rushing your groundie? Don't you know that's how people get hurt and saws get pinched?
@@jackberdine lol
Eyy brotha, nice to see you doing what you do brotha,
@demonjagarn8158 hello you sexy devil you miss you brother
Good stuff that’s how you do it right there
@Allgreentreellc thanks big dawg
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Iv heard they arnt very torquey either.
@@Ful-OGold it's definitely not
Same problem.....
@tominogte dude what a shame I just can't believe they put out a tool that falls apart like this
Have you considered the Dewalt ratchet? Available with 12V and 18V.
Not really I ran Milwaukee before this but I wanted to go down to just one battery type so I gave my Milwaukee stuff to my neighbor if I would run two brands I would go Milwaukee for the mechanic side of things
@@facelesspsycho8252 but what is benefit using this Makita ratchet if it is shitty? Considering just to return my one directly before usage based on this video. Dont like having a tool that potentially dies in few weeks (or directly after warranty.). My head and housing is completely oily in the packaging :-(
@Carpediem1312 no benefit I had no idea it was such a shit design when I got rid of the m12 stuff .
@@facelesspsycho8252 decision taken to return the Makita. DEWALT variant (DCF500N…) has been ordered. I do not worry about 2nd battery equipment. Years ago I had to go to DEWALT for impact driver as well as Makitasˋ strongest Version was still too weak for my application.
the ammo is so expensive 😞
Dude for real . I got him a 6mm arc for Christmas and same thing with that the ammo is insanely expensive.
Definitely limits how much we shoot 44 mag 😪
Yes same here. Only used it about 10 times and it stopped working. Absolutely piece of crap. I also would advise people NOT to buy one.
Dang dude the amount of people having problems with this tool is insane makita needs to do something about it
what is the name of your tree service company?????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Lol who's asking
@@facelesspsycho8252 me. why got a problem??😠😠😠😠😠😠😡😡😡😡😡
Having the same problem as you, very disappointed in makita
They really dropped the ball
Hey bud saw you represented AZ on a August H live stream. Im in Sedona just wanting to reach out and network. I went independent little less than a year ago and its been good. You in Tucson?
Hello. I am down here in yuma. Best of luck with your new business.
Same issue here, used it maybe a dozen times.
@@waynekulinski2316 just nuts. Common makita step your game up
Same issue, you are 100% correct...thx
Hey thanks for sharing. Wish they would update this tool
amazon got em way cheaper now
@@thbemky827 love that
Experienced this same pain, ended up exchanging it for a different machine
Nice. every rental machine I have ever had has had dull cutters .
@facelesspsycho8252 I ended up going with the barrito, it had a different style cutting head and kicked ass on the job.
Mine broke after 1h of work
@@3tnasplit-mq8xx unreal
I bought it brand new when it was released, I paid $200 just for the tool. I'm a car mechanic but also Japanese so I didn't want to go team RED, so I have impact driver, drill, high torque impact, grinder everything with Makita. But man I really really hate this cordless ratchet. Battery portion is too fat and its not useful. Rotation switch design is suck as you mentioned. For cordless ratchet, I highly recommend Milwaukee the team red. Especially they released the "insider" version recently and that tool can use both 1/4 and 3/8. also pass thru.
I'm a big makita fan also Milwaukee fan both make good tools . Makita dropped the ball big time on this one for sure. And yes the battery size sucks I can't put it in my ratchet drawer with the battery on it. My Milwaukee m12 on the other hand I could . Milwaukee definitely makes better tools for Mechanics.
@@facelesspsycho8252 I agree. When I was working at a huge Chevy dealership, I was the only one who was using Makita tools. All other 20 or so mechanics had Milwaukee, and few DeWalt, Hercules lubetechs.
@@facelesspsycho8252 I just really really love the Makita impact driver, that's the only reason why I'm using Green
I have the same problem. I was able to load it with wd40 and run it until I restored enough torque to do low torque stuff. You can purchase the gears online to rebuild it but i haven't got around to doing that. I think the head gets loaded with grits during use and that wears the gears.
Sorry to hear that. It's definitely a flawed design .
I also have Makita 18V tools. Home depot has a deal now that for $199 you get two batteries, a charger, and a free tool which you can get the ratchet if you want. I figured that would be great , two more batteries and a charger and this ratchet. After seeing the reviews on it where it would not even loosen a 20 ft-lb freshly installed nut and your review I decided to get the Ridged 18v right angle 3/8" impact, 2 Batteries, charger and free router for $300. I really wanted an impact vs driver anyway but the driver should be able to remove a 20-30 ft-lb nut or bolt as my 3/8" air ratchet will with no issue.
Nice I hope that ridged works well for you. I took advantage of the batery deal at home depot. Bought a Thirty six volt circular saw you get 4 5amp hour Batteries and the saw I needed more batteries for my makita top handle chain saw. Then I ended up needing a cordless Reciprocating saw so I bought the Two pack of batteries and got the free tool.
Can you do a tool Video
Like a tool box walk through?
Thanks I will not buy them
I would definitely stay away from this rechet.
I used to work for a mom and pop tool repair for over 8 years. We were a factory authorized warranty and repair facility for Makita, Milwaukee, and quit a few other brands. Unfortunately all the brands seem to have cheapened up on how they manufacture gear sets in everything. We did everything in our power to get something warrantied. Sorry you had a problem brother.
Hey thanks for the comment. most definitely they find ways to cheap out on stuff. This ratchet is on the extreme side of they dropped the ball big time .
Is there a good one?
M12 Milwaukee is the best that I have found. I had one of the first generation M12s, and it went about a year and a half before I blew the gears out of it . When It did break it was mostly my fault as I used it as a regular ratchet and put to much Torque on it. But that's just my experience.
mine slipps , i used it one day . sent it off came back ok , but only lasted another 3 months ,now i agree with you. it wont turn anything . there is a tiny spring on the lever and it dosent seem to hold the lever ,like yours
I think they are st a 90% failure rate judging from the complaints of people
I have one i used like 5 times and it broke too!
Dude that's crazy. It's a possibility poor design for sure and I definitely was expecting better from makita
It’s worth 260 all day
Strongly disagree with you . If it had a better forward reverse selector then yes but as it is its a poor design. I'm not sure about you but I like my tools to work .
@@facelesspsycho8252 been using the hell out of that tool primarily pushing a fan blade puller. It’s tremendous and worth more.
@@facelesspsycho8252 it almost paid for itself the first time it popped a rusty blower wheel off with zero effort.
@Owen-xw8cs Interesting . I'm glad it's working for you.
it's junk for me @@Owen-xw8cs
Buy from a real Makita dealer. Not a box store. We support what we sell.
As a matter of fact I was just given one of those ratchets for freeee. Dealer perks