Great video and thank you for showing the stump and how you circled with the 'back cut'. It looks like the holding wood becomes sort of a cable effect drawing the tree to one side.
Nice! I had a chance to try this and it works nice! Usually i just anchor at 90 and plunge cut and wedge if im shooting side hinge. Great tool for the tool box. Subbed👍
Logger wade thanks for puttin up vidja on the triple hinge pretty neat I'm full time loggin here in Pennsylvania some sidehill and nice timber this would help me out certain situations also liked your video on stepin it up on hangin trees I run 395 too it's a man saw haha I'd run a stihl too if all I had but you and I know the puddin is a goodin
Never saw a saw throw chips that big or so far since the last time I cut fire wood with my 046 ! Been waiting for this triple hinge b s vidga for 2 years .thanks but ill probably need to see it from Stevie ! Hello from S. W. WASHINGTON
Spent a lot of yrs fighting fires as a sawyer on a shot crew. Traveled all over the US and one thing I’ve learned is cutting down hardwoods sucks. Its like cutting down burned out snaggy conifers.
I think you done really good for your childhood friend Wade,you helped make his yard safe for everyone and that's a Christmas gift that gives forever...and you did it with a HUSKY(THATS pronounced S-T-I-H-L)HAHA!!. The triple-hinge demo in flip-flops and ball cap was funny too. I don't fully understand wearing a hard hat,when you drop a tree that weighs 4-5 times the weight of a one-ton pickup truck,that's not exactly going to do much to protect you.🏃___💨🌲💥 GREAT VIDGA!!.And a HAPPY BELATED THANKSGIVING TO YOU AND THE FAMILY!!.
Vija...don’t cut in your house slippers! Funniest thing I ever saw was a buddy in his house slippers and sweatpants in a storm run out with a little 025 to cut a branch off that had fell on his Japanese Maple...slip and hit his leg right above his knee... right to the bone... after the hospital run it was pretty funny... 👍😁. Stay safe out there fella’s....
Hey Wade, i m watching ur channel for quite a while now and i have to say i enjoy the hack out of it! I know u don t do educational stuff or how to vidjas, but i m a professional timber cutter as well, and i got a question.. Do u think the tripple hinge is working in soft wood like pine or spruce, as well? Thanks for ur answer! Keep doing save! Greetings from Europe.
That was cool! I watched this other channel a guy make this huge tree, which was leaning uphill, fell it so it went downhill. How?!? He used a 'soft dutchman' I'm curious as how to do this. Could you make a video on it? The geometry of cutting trees is cool!
NICE nice nice always wantd to see how triple hinge was done had good idea of it worked but never realy wanted to do it till I seen it.........that trees hollow as empty jelly donut
When you do the triple hinge do you stop at your last hinge correct you don't cut through your 3 hinges correct you leave them so you start on the far side work your way around and stop at the last hinge you made and then fibers will pull it over is that correct logger wade
Kinda late to the party to see this video, but I wish the camera view would have been on the other side with the vertical plunge cuts so as to see the tree break over. I think I saw this on another of your videos. Tough finding out the tree had rotted.
good vidja some where a while back i read that a hollow tree will never barber chair seeing that hollow tree made me think of it what are your thoughts on that. It makes sense in a way but just wondered what a pro with loads of experience thought
of dirt and iron man I'd have to think it could if a sound tree can do it from heavy lean. But then being hollow it may just tear and smash the wood apart before there was enough tension to chair on a guy. I've seen in videos and heard tell of trees with a rotten centers doin that (I'm on the west coast so could be species, the fact of rot instead of clean hollowed out?) and it's flat SPOOKY to watch. Probably because the rot holds moisture........my dad fell timber in the 80s and into 90s and he'd tell me about rotten snags the would just collapse straight down once a cutter compromised the shell someplace..........that they're all killers layin in wait. When they rigged on a shotgun carriage to yard clear cuts, the snags that a no go to hand fall they'd hook a bunch of choker to it and run that carriage up the main line a ways good and tight against them chokers, give er the leash and watch that thing head down hill about 50 and blow a snag into toothpicks. Kinda hard on wire rope but he said it was damn fun
my trick to a hollow tree is leave a little holding on both sides, good job brother cuttin it u didnt smash anything, so it was a sucess, yall stay safe my friend
Just use one hinge man just had a logger guy buddy watch this he said he uses his one hinge and works every time we’re located in north eastern tn we’re is your sawmill located
YES SIR! nicely done pard, that ol girl was pullin HARD now. That's badass, and you even used a stihl lol. haha couldn't resist but that shows there's still hope for ya tater, safe cuttin bud
I love how he starts screaming and his wife and child doesn’t blink an eye! Wade you ROCK dude!
Richard clarke lol they used to it
you're a talented fella Wade. There's a lot more to cutting trees than most people realize.
Just watched this wade, it’s a perfect example of just how good the triple hinge is, lesson learned. Thanks pal. 😁👍🏴
Great video Mr Wade. I've been using hanging wood for 30 years. I'm going to try that triple hinge.
Excellent video and great explanation. The pressure on that stump must have been colossal to crush it like that.
Great explanation & demo. Thanks for showing this backyard firewood cutter how to do something special.
Great video and thank you for showing the stump and how you circled with the 'back cut'. It looks like the holding wood becomes sort of a cable effect drawing the tree to one side.
That's a slick cut man. Thanks for posting this.
Great vidja wade!! That explained the triple hinge better than I could imagine!!
Learn something new everyday. Thanks for sharing.
Wade you have some major skills. Love the videos. I don't do anything like you do. I sit in grey cube all day. Thanks Jeff from NC.
jtzr1 awesome thanks for watching buddy that shore makes me feel good to know. Guy in your field would be interested in my vidjas
Nice! I had a chance to try this and it works nice! Usually i just anchor at 90 and plunge cut and wedge if im shooting side hinge. Great tool for the tool box. Subbed👍
Logger wade thanks for puttin up vidja on the triple hinge pretty neat I'm full time loggin here in Pennsylvania some sidehill and nice timber this would help me out certain situations also liked your video on stepin it up on hangin trees I run 395 too it's a man saw haha I'd run a stihl too if all I had but you and I know the puddin is a goodin
Love the sideburns, do them again in 2020. Good explanation for the Tripple Hinge. Thanks.
I love how the kids in the back just go on like nothing while your sitting there talking to the computer...
Love the channel.
Some mighty fine Apallachian Physics there Walter!!!
Kid rock says "it ain't cocky when u back it up" haha thanks for the how to!
that is just magic in action thanks Wade good job buddy
Your vidja editing skils are awesome btw. The music in the backround and such but great explanation there wade. Stay safe and keep your saw in the log
good job wade . i appreciate the schoolin. been a cutter for years and still like to learn. tricky rascal there !!
Very cool never seen a triple hinge before good tool to have in the box.
Triplets gotta love the friction driver be safe Tell everyone Tig says hello
Great Video. Thanks for sharing and explaining. Champion.
Great explanation!! Nice firewood!
Awesome vigid Wade !
Instant like and favorite when I saw the slippers I understand it's not safe but I also understand how epic it is you pulled it off!
Never saw a saw throw chips that big or so far since the last time I cut fire wood with my 046 ! Been waiting for this triple hinge b s vidga for 2 years .thanks but ill probably need to see it from Stevie ! Hello from S. W. WASHINGTON
bob opsahl thanks buddy
Beautiful work buddy
You know one of them key board commando's could have stump jumped that white oak down into that pond behind you
Spent a lot of yrs fighting fires as a sawyer on a shot crew. Traveled all over the US and one thing I’ve learned is cutting down hardwoods sucks. Its like cutting down burned out snaggy conifers.
Great vidja Wade thanks for great info
Great job Wade..Take Care Loveya..
Cynthia Herr thanks cynthonator back at ya girl
Kick ass Wade!
I really liked this Idea.
Very Interesting Wade
Awesome Job!! You Da Man!!
Ty yes this explains so much
Nice explanation Wade
Nice video of the triple Hing . Think you can get one of a solid tree next time , love to see the out come.log on be safe
Awesome job an explanation wade. Did ya buy a Barko or just sporting the hat? We run a 595 magnum +
Nice job boss. Like that trick.
I think you done really good for your childhood friend Wade,you helped make his yard safe for everyone and that's a Christmas gift that gives forever...and you did it with a HUSKY(THATS pronounced S-T-I-H-L)HAHA!!.
The triple-hinge demo in flip-flops and ball cap was funny too.
I don't fully understand wearing a hard hat,when you drop a tree that weighs 4-5 times the weight of a one-ton pickup truck,that's not exactly going to do much to protect you.🏃___💨🌲💥
GREAT VIDGA!!.And a HAPPY BELATED THANKSGIVING TO YOU AND THE FAMILY!!.
4 gauge thanks bud
The helmet is nice when a branch falls and smacks in you in the noggin though.
I love see the triple hing.
Wade man I’ve seen all your vidjas I haven’t ever commented before but buddy that was slick!! Helluva job driver!!
Mark Skeen hey thanks buddy you comment anytime you want!!!!! Glad as all get out to hear from ya
Vija...don’t cut in your house slippers! Funniest thing I ever saw was a buddy in his house slippers and sweatpants in a storm run out with a little 025 to cut a branch off that had fell on his Japanese Maple...slip and hit his leg right above his knee... right to the bone... after the hospital run it was pretty funny... 👍😁. Stay safe out there fella’s....
Awesome job.....
Good call running a stihl, you wouldnt wanna risk crushing a good saw on that tree haha
storminnormanz bamm!!
It’s the slippers that give you the strength Wade! 😛🤣
Richard clarke yeah super slippers gives me fire power
Thx for the vigids learned a lot from ya wade
Stevey head gone swell you made this awesome vidja with his saw.lol.
Thanks for the vid, great example
Great video! Where did you learn or who taught you the triple hinge?
Thanks logger Wade!! That little trick will come in handy!! (Dont ya wish that was a big hickory!! 👍🎯
Love the barko hat
Thanks for the info. Sadly I will probably never need to use this tecknek. Trees that size are not that common in my area. Still loved the vidja.
Awesome video Wade would like to know how you would do that on a persimmon tree with a Back Lean would you double hinge it also
Anthony Barnett that’s a loaded question.. as far as persimmon fiber it’ll act ok for ya
Good job hollow trees are tricky.
Yep, good explanation of a triple-hinge, and ya used the right saw to drop it with :-)
Thumbs up, tree down.
You should sell those slippers on your site. Champion juice slippers 🤣 love it
Good vidja.
Thanks for the edjumacation podna.
After the tree hit the ground it looked like a little white mouse ran down the hill towards Logger Wade. LOL!
yeah george!! gonna try that this weekend your insurance extend into Michigan
Very interesting and informing, but if I ever have a tree like that in my yard that needs cut down, I am callin' Logger Wade!!
Hey Wade,
i m watching ur channel for quite a while now and i have to say i enjoy the hack out of it!
I know u don t do educational stuff or how to vidjas, but i m a professional timber cutter as well, and i got a question..
Do u think the tripple hinge is working in soft wood like pine or spruce, as well?
Thanks for ur answer!
Keep doing save!
Greetings from Europe.
Could it be the roots are rotted? Just wonderin.
Curious if the triple hinge is code for no eye protection ear protection or leg protection
well all be damn, I learned something... ole frito would need a new house if I tried that!
letsdig18 haha!!! I was actually aiming the other way
Champion fallin!!!
That was cool!
I watched this other channel a guy make this huge tree, which was leaning uphill, fell it so it went downhill. How?!? He used a 'soft dutchman' I'm curious as how to do this. Could you make a video on it? The geometry of cutting trees is cool!
Right on Wade Get-r-done ....lol
Liked the explanation
Hi great job buddy
What type of trees should you not use the triple hinge notch on
hollow(under statement) u could see bar threw the hole when u were cutting the triple hing
NICE nice nice always wantd to see how triple hinge was done had good idea of it worked but never realy wanted to do it till I seen it.........that trees hollow as empty jelly donut
A very Nice a stihl chainsaw.
When you do the triple hinge do you stop at your last hinge correct you don't cut through your 3 hinges correct you leave them so you start on the far side work your way around and stop at the last hinge you made and then fibers will pull it over is that correct logger wade
Yup and only on the tension fibers
Great video thanks. How does maple and triple hinge work out?
Jeff Garinger best I can tell good on hard maple and soft
Kinda late to the party to see this video, but I wish the camera view would have been on the other side with the vertical plunge cuts so as to see the tree break over. I think I saw this on another of your videos.
Tough finding out the tree had rotted.
good vidja some where a while back i read that a hollow tree will never barber chair seeing that hollow tree made me think of it what are your thoughts on that. It makes sense in a way but just wondered what a pro with loads of experience thought
of dirt and iron coming up in a little bit got a great on for ya
of dirt and iron man I'd have to think it could if a sound tree can do it from heavy lean. But then being hollow it may just tear and smash the wood apart before there was enough tension to chair on a guy. I've seen in videos and heard tell of trees with a rotten centers doin that (I'm on the west coast so could be species, the fact of rot instead of clean hollowed out?) and it's flat SPOOKY to watch. Probably because the rot holds moisture........my dad fell timber in the 80s and into 90s and he'd tell me about rotten snags the would just collapse straight down once a cutter compromised the shell someplace..........that they're all killers layin in wait. When they rigged on a shotgun carriage to yard clear cuts, the snags that a no go to hand fall they'd hook a bunch of choker to it and run that carriage up the main line a ways good and tight against them chokers, give er the leash and watch that thing head down hill about 50 and blow a snag into toothpicks. Kinda hard on wire rope but he said it was damn fun
thanks man I'll keep watchin if you keep on vidjin
Nice !
Thanks for posting. This is the stuff you won't learn in a book. Nice job... Less the PPE haha
Amazing
can't believe that saw handled bein run by a champion!
Carl Kibler haha!!!! Bamm!!!
Good job
FAR WOOD!! I need that rascal. But taint drivin that far fer farwood . lol.
Champion
I will be cutting some big oak on a hillside ,I might try that
That was a good video. I'd like to hire you to come up to PA and cut some trees down
I'm sure I'll use that some day.
Hell of a job. I would have been stressing out on that on. Climbing it most likely to be safe. At least taking some weight off of it.
You da man
I saw a thumbnail with wade and a stihl i had to click on it!!sweet vid tho
my trick to a hollow tree is leave a little holding on both sides, good job brother cuttin it u didnt smash anything, so it was a sucess, yall stay safe my friend
The pressure and forces and pull set up in that tree you could drive a D8 over the stump and not shove it down like that
any frog's in the pond below ?
I was n ready to stroke cause he didn't walk be you to film the tri flex tater matic doin it's thing!! Frigamatic!!
Just use one hinge man just had a logger guy buddy watch this he said he uses his one hinge and works every time we’re located in north eastern tn we’re is your sawmill located
That Stihl is faster than your Husky,and I bet it still has all the factory screws in it.
YES SIR! nicely done pard, that ol girl was pullin HARD now. That's badass, and you even used a stihl lol. haha couldn't resist but that shows there's still hope for ya tater, safe cuttin bud