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Building a Step Down On A Trail We Haven't Named Yet
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2022
- Today we're moving back into the woods for a few quick projects. We're working a trail we still haven't named yet, but have been riding it a lot last fall and even used it in the winter for XC skiing. All in all, it works pretty well however there's a few parts that could use some love and that's what we're going to tackle.
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A bit more context.
We started building this trail last year. It runs off of the top of Far side. You can reference that map here at the 34 second mark of this video ➡ ua-cam.com/video/_RXS4xZYb8k/v-deo.html.
Also, if you go back to the video where we were wood chipping stuff, most of that was happening in this area. I actually referenced that trail that we're working on at the 37 second mark ➡ ua-cam.com/video/t4824dWKOJg/v-deo.html
Most of this trail is used in the Summer and Winter months as this is what we use for XC skiing and snowshoeing in the winter for fitness.
Glad the rambling with Phil made the final cut
I'm glad Rambling with Phil made the video. I like learning about things. Even Ash trees.
Anyone else like “rambling with Phil” because I do!
Yep
The ramblings of Phil should be a featured segment, moving forward. Haha
Always love seeing you build man! Thank yah
12:19 "Oh yeah, ... money" 💯💥👏👏
When you say Skills with Phil we ain’t just talking about mountain biking! Love these vids!!
I agree on the hand built vs machine built. I use a mini excavator building my trails, but mostly just to pile up dirt or fill a wheelbarrow. Then shape it all by hand. My trail is absolutely ripping at the moment. Come ride if you visit Australia
Hey cutlaps is here! Have been loving your content, great to see an Aussie making some super high quality trail building content keep up the good work!
@@nathanjohnston8925 yeiw!!! Thanks Nathan. I think I watch just about every trail building video on UA-cam haha. I can't get enough of them.
Hugelkultur landings and ramblings with Phil, good stuff
Never heard the term hugelkulturs before! +1 Lexicon
spot on with the hand built style , but with machine help, looks fun
I'm an important commenter on UA-cam and I think you should do whatever you want. Lol. I like when you yell at idiots that tell you what to do.
This is so satisfying it’s like watching one of those primitive survival fort builds
"trusty tripod" is better described as monopod
Tripod just rolls off the tongue easier. My Normal "tripod" is actually a monopod, but monopod sounds dumb even though its technically correct.
Phil you and Seth have an uncanny sense of making trails. His more park like, your handbuilt in nature. I like how you like to encorporate the trail and the feature to what's already there naturally. Definitely more of a North Shore vibe, which I love more so then the bike park feel.
From the first few seconds of this video I was looking at the house and thinking "oh so Phil bought Seth's old house".
Wow, "rim destroyer 2000" was bigger than I thought it was going to be.
I know, I should know to expect that by now haha
its just like a big arcade claw machine, you never know what prize you're gonna get!
I’m kind impressed with the battery powered chainsaw..
I can only speak for this one but theres not much I can't do with it. For most stuff around here it's plenty. The fact that it's so easy to just to grab and use makes it worth it. But I'm not running my saw all day. The biggest drawback to these will be power density. One of these batteries is pretty heavy and I always bring a few batteries, but i can still run them dry. If you are hiking out too someplace remote, it's hard to beat the power density of gasoline.
19:06 at first I was not shure but when you cleaned up the edges I realized that you are actually qite a nice person
2:22 "the reason you can tell it's an aspen is by the way it is!"
Great video of the trail build! I bought myself a battery assisted wheelbarrow last year. It a PAW Pro model … about $900. Really nice to use when u don’t have good soil where u need it. I think it is 6 cu ft. Not full on commercial quality but quod enough.
Rim Destroyer 2000 😂
11:47 when u haven't eaten enough fibre
Haha, i read your comment and was taking a wild guess as to where it lined up in the video 😆
that bike with the white accents is new... what other bikes are hiding in Phils garage..? the world may never know 😄
I've had that one for a while now! ua-cam.com/video/X_gv59vrqTw/v-deo.html
intro reminded me of Alien
you should do a little gap jump over the log bridge, that would pretty fun!
There basically already is. I've done it in both directions!
If you plunge cut with the nose of the chainsaw you don’t have to pickax into the log
Oddly enough, I was just googling if ash is a good source for building trail features this morning before watching this. I think it's our duty as stewards to use the wood for fun features now that it is all going to die and maybe fall on people. Safety first!
If you haven't checked out Nik Rijavec's channel, there's some great building techniques on it. It's not geared toward MTB but there's some skills that translate.
Phil Has Skills...
Love the trail building videos. I am curious how many acres of land you are working with. Also I also picked up one of those DeWalt saws and see you swapped the bar. Curious on which saw you have and what Oregon bar you threw on it. Trying to find a backup bar for my 60v and didn't know if you happened to have the same model.
does Hailey ride any of the stuff you build/make????
I build with both of us in mind. Riding the trails by yourself is no fun.
6:34 That made me laugh... loaded up with equipment and missing an axe :)
haha, It wasn't something I thought I need at the time. I should have grabbed the hatchet I had embedded in the log in the lower left hand of the screen at 0:25 seconds. I've been using that to slowly debark logs on the bridge
Just a thought have you tried pushing in the retaining posts with the machine?
Maybe, but if its not too hard I'll just do it by hand. Some physical labor is good for the soul
Hey Phil just discovered this other channel and was wondering if the name was inspired by the trail system 'Phils world' located in Cortez CO?
con-phil-dential with this super secret channel lol
It's my blade and I'll dull it if I want to! Lol! I do that too. It needs to be sharpened anyway, who cares. Get the job done. Move on. Next!
Yeah, sometimes you have to cut stumps flush with the ground or dirty wood, and the chain is bound to get dull. I try to avoid that, but getting the job done right is more important. If i have to sharpen the chain or replace it, that's just part of the process.
@@PhilsWorld Chainsaw chains and bars are supposed to be used up and replaced. They're consumables. Get yourself one of the stilh hand sharpeners - they rock. Nice work.
sitting here scratching my head on why you didn't use the mini ex with the thumb to move the heavy logs lol
I try repositioning the machine and tracking over the ground a little as possible to limit my impact and cleanup work. Also the logs aren't that heavy and a little exercise does me some good.
@@PhilsWorld I made the comment after you guys moved the first log and you said "ugh this one is a chonker."
But wanting to minimize damage from driving the mini makes total sense. We use skid steers a lot at my job and it's always a matter of "does the time saved out weigh the time to repair the ground afterwards"
Hey Phil
Battery saws d0nt burn up if u have a dull chain :), srry the 0hhh key 0n my keyb0ard is p00