We had a medical emergency at my work today while brushing stuff in the woods. After everything was said and done and EMS got him to the hospital, it made me research more into First Aid kits. Randy’s kit on the back of his saddle has me curious, what is in your guy’s ideal IFAK. I’d like to be as prepared as possible just getting into this trade and like seeing other people’s insight. Climb safe 🔥
Idk what’s in his but trauma is trauma. You’ll want at least 1 TQ, wound packing gauze, a 4 or 6” trauma dressing, compact chest seals, and HD band aids at a minimum. Check out North American rescue they’ll have all you need
My favorite tree service in America. I think I have seen every episode of Guilty Of treeson. Even though I use a chainsaw pretty much every day 😂 But now with Randy and Isac, its addicting. The spirit and the joy this team has when working, is amazing. I just love it. Be safe, Be carefull. Love from Norway 🇳🇴
I'd say this crew is the best Arborist working on the Internet - their work ethic and teamwork and making the job interesting and fun and very safe and the job site very neat and clean - Great Job Gentlemen 👍👍👍🤓
Loved this video! You guys really know how to make cutting down massive trees look effortless while keeping things fun and informative. The Husqvarna battery test was exactly what I needed to see-amazing demonstration, and the commentary kept me laughing throughout! Keep up the great work! 🌳
When I first saw Randy in the first couple videos, I thought he was nutty and a little loony. But now I see someone who is very skilled, loyal, and knows what he’s doing
Man huge kudos to you for counting the cuts and the run time. (that must been a long edit) Also happy to see you three guys working together hope this bond lasts for many years. Love to see your company grow and cant wait for more videos . Best of luck to you guys and to your company from Slovakia :)
Great Job Guys - i like that even tho u all are having fun cutting down trees You keep the work site SAFE and CLEAN and that's GREAT - ur channel and August Channel and VTS are the ones I watch 85% of the time - all the rest are trying to imitate ur videos and failing to be 5 Star content
Twas after Thanksgiving, I was slumming on the Tube. It was a Titan Tech video I had decided to peruse. While watching the video, I sat up with a Jerk, there on the screen was a young man at work. It was the “Bird” looking to cut a big section of tree. Alas for the poor saw it was not meant to be. Perhaps it was Jakes little ankles that kept him from climbing. After the incident there certainly was whining. Mistakes had been made long ago in the past. Kevin comes to mind, but these issues they don’t last. And by all accounts Kevin turned out just fine. All things considered Jacob didn’t even seem to mind. So, the “Bird” will keep learning. The world will keep turning. In the end it will all be just dandy. Thank heaven above at least we have Randy!
You guys work so well together. Great video! I love watching your videos, your shorts not so much...because I want it to last longer! A short is just a tease, lol!
It doesn't matter how long each cut was. A battery will have the same running time with it being a sharp or a blunt chain. That's why they showed the total running time and the amount of cuts.
Limbing is perfect for battery saws, imho. I tried the same husqvarna with a 200 battery for bucking 16 inches firewood and it drains the battery SOOOO much faster. It lasted about 2/3 of a single fuel tank. Nonetheless, battery chainsaws are very nice if used for the correct job.
great job, Randy is always so much fun and safe ! perfect combination! it was neat how Randy set up the line drop for the top! too bad about his rope. would it have been better with an extra wrap? nice video, thank you for sharing it and your time. say hi to Randy the Number 2 guy!
Love your videos. Viewed all the comments, and totally agree -- is it a wonder you get so many positives? One thing I would like to see, if at all possible, is a read on the height at each level you are working. Keep up the good work, guys. The banter combined with your professionalism,working details, descriptions of equipment, and, of course, excellent video/editing produce wonderful entertainment and insight. Thank you for sharing those skills and insights.
Enjoyed the video. Love the Husky 540i saw. I also love my Echo DCS2500T saw. I usually start out with the Echo (it's so light and well balanced) and then move to the 540i as needed. Thanks for the entertaining video. Hope you get to look back on it at 80 (as you say). I'm viewing it at 78.
Use the 536 still, that'll run longer on a 200x or a b40-220x. The 540i is my preferred saw, with this saw it matters if you have a pre 2023 saw, or a post 2023. The newest one has an oil level warning system and heated handles, those will use up more power. And the 542i is stronger and faster. Its also heavier. You'll like that one more for take downs. Burns trough power quicker too. This one also has the option of heated handles. The oil warning is standard. Love em all! I also tried out the older stihl saws, echo, and dolmar makita. The newest stihl was the bigest let down because of the on off switch you constantly have to press in. The 540i has developed a problem with saw dust getting into the space where the spring for the brake lives. I have to clean that out daily otherwise the brake can't be disengaged anymore... takes 4 screws to do that and they'll strip out eventually. Have a great day! Lars
Best saws ever been using them for 3 years now. waiting for the new clutch one. ust bought BVR 16. have to wait 2 months. climing 35 years used them all. use the 540i exclusively till i go to the 500i. no more elbo pain.
Thanks for showing how much runtime was and how long it's actually running per cut. In small and medium branches it's not on for more than a second or two so saying 17 minutes and 500 cuts seams very different without that added bit of info. Great work as always.
Love your vids, you deserve all the financial rewards, the only concern is your metal wedding ring, why not get a pastic one or not wear one. We all know you are a family man.
38 is old? I don't even remember 38! I put in a full day's work as a grunt for a tree trimmer firend of mine and worked a Gen Z teen into the ground so I still got it. You guys have a lot of years to go. I'm retired after almost 50 years of teaching low income/at-risk kids (loved it) and now love doing what I want, when I want, how I want and not have anyone give me unsolicitied advice of how it went. Love it! viewed in California.
Would you do a tutorial on all the knots you use? I've seen other videos but no one starts from the very basic knots to the expert ones in an easy to understand tutorial.
I’m a huge fan of the Milwaukee top handle battery saw and it’s much cheaper than the Husqvarna . I haven’t used the Husqvarna because it’s too expensive for my blood. Definitely gotta use the 12 amp hour battery in the Milwaukee though.
Howdie Jake! May I ask how you figure out the oiler setting? I have my husky (572 and 545 )saws set dependent on bar length to run out of fuel before I run out of bar oil. I would think you would run out of oil before the battery dies. If anyone knows in the comments, that helps too ! Thanks for the great content 👍
Not used the husky battery saw but picked one up in the shop(store) the other day. I thought it was bloody heavy and that was bare tool no batt, also thought the chain brake lever felt a bit chintzy. I've got the little echo dcs2500t and it super light in comparison. I find for small branches like what you was doing, it so nice to use on 1/4. Granted it doesn't have the power of the husky but will cut 12inch no probs. I'm wondering if that husky is heavier than the bigger 2t top handles🤔
@guiltyoftreeson what Sena do you use I have the 30k and after a day in heavy rain it’s started messing up I’m not sure if that one isn’t waterproof or something but it randomly shuts off or disconnects and only holds a charge for an hour or so
Re watching the video. with a pure sine wave inverter you could always be charging the battery for the chainsaw with the truck or the wood chipper of course only when they're running. on your way to the job site. easy as cutting a stick of wood to hook a inverter up💥💥🍔🍻🐿️
Like when you guys work togeather get on so well and work great as a team . But was wondering if you thought of trying to get your own saw mill maybe in the future then if people don't want the logs you can keep them long like those one and mill them your self or employ others to work the sawmill side of things ?
I belive the milwakee top handle saw is better for the buck. i would love to see that grow on you guys. see if it becomes the fav. after all they are battery tool experts
@softiss very keep an eye on yours. Ours would not even show up on wood when seeing if it's working. Completly dry. I showed the Milwaukee rep and he was like hm. Never noticed that before. Then I showed him our combustion husky and he was like hm. Never even thought about it
Id have been angry about 10 cuts in with that dull saw. But im also from New England. Probably would have had about double the cuts or more with a sharp saw. I commend your patience, Randy XD
My husqvarna pole saw is in for service currently. Batteries are all fine, but red warning light of doom as soon as i put one in. Not cold or overheated, just shagged. Which is disappointing as it's only 11 months old. :(
Should do a test how easy/hard it is to cut thru the line you use to climb the tree, always see comments about being single tied in and cutting thru a steel core line , would suck to waste a line but then everyone would know how safe you really are
It used to be Saturday morning cartoons when I was young. Now, it's Saturday morning arborists.
😂 I always watch before I make Sunday mornings breakfast.
Bro sharpen your chain I'm literally cringe
Bugs Bunny Road Runner Hour
Looney Tunes
I love when Randy joins the crew. The witty banter ratchets up a notch.
After Randy brought to attention the saw was dull, that's all I could focus on! It was so painful to watch 😩 I had to fast forward through it!
You could hear it from the first cut. There was no "bite" sound of a fresh chain. It was making me anxious 😂
Yeah i heard it from the first cut
Yeah chain was dull like my jokes on mondays
We had a medical emergency at my work today while brushing stuff in the woods. After everything was said and done and EMS got him to the hospital, it made me research more into First Aid kits. Randy’s kit on the back of his saddle has me curious, what is in your guy’s ideal IFAK. I’d like to be as prepared as possible just getting into this trade and like seeing other people’s insight. Climb safe 🔥
Idk what’s in his but trauma is trauma. You’ll want at least 1 TQ, wound packing gauze, a 4 or 6” trauma dressing, compact chest seals, and HD band aids at a minimum. Check out North American rescue they’ll have all you need
My favorite tree service in America. I think I have seen every episode of Guilty Of treeson. Even though I use a chainsaw pretty much every day 😂 But now with Randy and Isac, its addicting. The spirit and the joy this team has when working, is amazing. I just love it. Be safe, Be carefull. Love from Norway 🇳🇴
absolutly agree! Love from germany !
Jacob, Randy, Isaac, you guys are da' best! Lots of camaraderie and professionalism!
I'd say this crew is the best Arborist working on the Internet - their work ethic and teamwork and making the job interesting and fun and very safe and the job site very neat and clean - Great Job Gentlemen 👍👍👍🤓
Loved this video! You guys really know how to make cutting down massive trees look effortless while keeping things fun and informative. The Husqvarna battery test was exactly what I needed to see-amazing demonstration, and the commentary kept me laughing throughout! Keep up the great work! 🌳
When I first saw Randy in the first couple videos, I thought he was nutty and a little loony. But now I see someone who is very skilled, loyal, and knows what he’s doing
Gotta give a shout out to your editor on this one. That takes a lot of work to watch all footage and manage a cut time and amount of cuts 👏🏻👏🏻
I’m so glad Randy is working with you, I bet your channel really blows up now.
Isaac is a great addition. Also, he had the best line today.
@@Jon-wg8vrabsolutely 😂
Man Randy is unreal on a rope. On the ground or in the top he can run it so smooth. "Today we're gonna prank Randy" 😂😂 nice work boys!
Man huge kudos to you for counting the cuts and the run time. (that must been a long edit) Also happy to see you three guys working together hope this bond lasts for many years.
Love to see your company grow and cant wait for more videos . Best of luck to you guys and to your company from Slovakia :)
He pays a guy to edit his videos
@@hunterharper1891 that must been a long edit for that guy than :)
Great Job Guys - i like that even tho u all are having fun cutting down trees You keep the work site SAFE and CLEAN and that's GREAT - ur channel and August Channel and VTS are the ones I watch 85% of the time - all the rest are trying to imitate ur videos and failing to be 5 Star content
Twas after Thanksgiving, I was slumming on the Tube.
It was a Titan Tech video I had decided to peruse.
While watching the video, I sat up with a Jerk, there on the screen was a young man at work.
It was the “Bird” looking to cut a big section of tree.
Alas for the poor saw it was not meant to be.
Perhaps it was Jakes little ankles that kept him from climbing.
After the incident there certainly was whining.
Mistakes had been made long ago in the past.
Kevin comes to mind, but these issues they don’t last.
And by all accounts Kevin turned out just fine.
All things considered Jacob didn’t even seem to mind.
So, the “Bird” will keep learning.
The world will keep turning.
In the end it will all be just dandy.
Thank heaven above at least we have Randy!
Randy's always killing it! Great job guys.
You guys work so well together. Great video! I love watching your videos, your shorts not so much...because I want it to last longer! A short is just a tease, lol!
Appreciate the consistency lately. Great entertainment and some education love the channel
This wasn't an accurate test of battery life because the dull chain caused each cut to take longer and put more drain on the battery.
It doesn't matter how long each cut was. A battery will have the same running time with it being a sharp or a blunt chain. That's why they showed the total running time and the amount of cuts.
I climb and cut all day , still find myself watching tree videos 😂
i guess you really enjoy what you do you're lucky!
I love relating to this comment 😂
I'm just starting out as a groundie and training to climb. Can't get enough
Bit like me with lawns 😂
The wife asks… “why are you watching work videos after work?” 😂
Isaac with the mad speed line skillz 🙌🤙
Limbing is perfect for battery saws, imho. I tried the same husqvarna with a 200 battery for bucking 16 inches firewood and it drains the battery SOOOO much faster. It lasted about 2/3 of a single fuel tank. Nonetheless, battery chainsaws are very nice if used for the correct job.
great job, Randy is always so much fun and safe ! perfect combination! it was neat how Randy set up the
line drop for the top! too bad about his rope. would it have been better with an extra wrap? nice
video, thank you for sharing it and your time. say hi to Randy the Number 2 guy!
What a great crew you got Jake they're hard to come by these days God bless all of you
Another great video Jake and Randy and Isac
Thank you for your hard work Randy. I think it’s really cool you are allowing the neighborhood kids come help and see what a real man does.
The A team makes another great video. Thank you, from the United Kingdom.
Hello from Andorra!💪💪💪
Great video. You should do a side by side with your chipper and randys.
old school buttt hitch . love it. Was doing that in late 80s but not sense about 2000. just to teach guy how we used to do it. goood stuff.
Love your videos. Viewed all the comments, and totally agree -- is it a wonder you get so many positives? One thing I would like to see, if at all possible, is a read on the height at each level you are working. Keep up the good work, guys. The banter combined with your professionalism,working details, descriptions of equipment, and, of course, excellent video/editing produce wonderful entertainment and insight. Thank you for sharing those skills and insights.
You loading the chipper and using the chipper controls while still sitting in the machine had me 😂
Lovin that loud echo made by the saw at 31:00
"You're too fsst Randy. We need more hours" love it😂
2:00 that jacket looks so good on him
"Ok guys! Today we're gonna prank Randy" 🤣🤣
great job from an awesome team. another cool video
I imagine your video editor hated you for this one 😂 but what a great idea!
Looks like a good group to work with 👍
Enjoyed the video. Love the Husky 540i saw. I also love my Echo DCS2500T saw. I usually start out with the Echo (it's so light and well balanced) and then move to the 540i as needed. Thanks for the entertaining video. Hope you get to look back on it at 80 (as you say). I'm viewing it at 78.
Use the 536 still, that'll run longer on a 200x or a b40-220x. The 540i is my preferred saw, with this saw it matters if you have a pre 2023 saw, or a post 2023. The newest one has an oil level warning system and heated handles, those will use up more power. And the 542i is stronger and faster. Its also heavier. You'll like that one more for take downs. Burns trough power quicker too. This one also has the option of heated handles. The oil warning is standard.
Love em all! I also tried out the older stihl saws, echo, and dolmar makita. The newest stihl was the bigest let down because of the on off switch you constantly have to press in.
The 540i has developed a problem with saw dust getting into the space where the spring for the brake lives. I have to clean that out daily otherwise the brake can't be disengaged anymore... takes 4 screws to do that and they'll strip out eventually.
Have a great day!
Lars
A dull chain does give you an honest review on the battery lofe💪
That battery saw,sounds like the one we carved😊 the Turkey with😊
That was pretty funny stuff Isaac😂
Best saws ever been using them for 3 years now. waiting for the new clutch one. ust bought BVR 16. have to wait 2 months. climing 35 years used them all. use the 540i exclusively till i go to the 500i. no more elbo pain.
I've just got the 542i and it feels so much more like a petrol saw. Get one and you won't regret it 😁
Electric’s are great but I still miss the beauty of hearing a gas saw working. Very good video, thanks.
Thanks for showing how much runtime was and how long it's actually running per cut. In small and medium branches it's not on for more than a second or two so saying 17 minutes and 500 cuts seams very different without that added bit of info. Great work as always.
My wife walked into the room and said: they don't wear any eye protection, just as wedge bounced off your face!
"time to prank Randy" *cuts rope* 😂😂
Old man Randy! "That's what she said!" More like 'Randy' old man! 😂
Very nice work
Love you guys
Looks like someone had a dull knife. For shame! 😂
Awesome job guys.
Great video! You guys are hilarious!
Love your vids, you deserve all the financial rewards, the only concern is your metal wedding ring, why not get a pastic one or not wear one. We all know you are a family man.
Nice top handle Bro, i,v nothing yet😂
38 is old? I don't even remember 38! I put in a full day's work as a grunt for a tree trimmer firend of mine and worked a Gen Z teen into the ground so I still got it. You guys have a lot of years to go. I'm retired after almost 50 years of teaching low income/at-risk kids (loved it) and now love doing what I want, when I want, how I want and not have anyone give me unsolicitied advice of how it went. Love it! viewed in California.
Jake. You need to do a segment on knife sharpening! LOL STAY SAFE BOYS 💪
Would you do a tutorial on all the knots you use? I've seen other videos but no one starts from the very basic knots to the expert ones in an easy to understand tutorial.
I’m a huge fan of the Milwaukee top handle battery saw and it’s much cheaper than the Husqvarna . I haven’t used the Husqvarna because it’s too expensive for my blood. Definitely gotta use the 12 amp hour battery in the Milwaukee though.
I'm not sure what to be more concerned with, finding out I'm a lumberjack groupie or that you guys have attracted a 65 year old fan 🤣
Morale of the story: Always pay the couple extra dollars for the double splice🤣
You guys have too much fun
Wow! That friction stuff is scary.
No mention of the Milwaukee top handle you tried last year? It seemed like you liked it more than the stihl
Have you tried the new top handle Milwaukee cordless saw? Would be nice having battery compatibility with all their other tools.
Hi jack, would it be possible to do a echo 2511 one, would be interesting in fuel and cut time too. Thanks for the video. Keep them coming.
So glad you wanna rock paper scissors it’s like poetry in motion
today, were gonna prank Randy! lmao
Ok guys I'm going to prank randy😂😂😂😂😂
God bless Jake I'm praying for you brother you're doing great things stay safe
I can't wait to start seeing the atmospheric river videos. Must have been a mess.
Nice that the logs are being milled
Like professionals 👍😜
Hey Jake. Love your channel. Do you get audio from the Senas or does everyone wear a separate microphone? Just curious.
Need to get guilty of trees on ground pounder shirts #1 #2
Howdie Jake! May I ask how you figure out the oiler setting? I have my husky (572 and 545 )saws set dependent on bar length to run out of fuel before I run out of bar oil. I would think you would run out of oil before the battery dies.
If anyone knows in the comments, that helps too ! Thanks for the great content 👍
Loved this video.
I've burnt my rope like that. Lesson learned on my end
Not used the husky battery saw but picked one up in the shop(store) the other day. I thought it was bloody heavy and that was bare tool no batt, also thought the chain brake lever felt a bit chintzy. I've got the little echo dcs2500t and it super light in comparison. I find for small branches like what you was doing, it so nice to use on 1/4. Granted it doesn't have the power of the husky but will cut 12inch no probs. I'm wondering if that husky is heavier than the bigger 2t top handles🤔
Boys must be making mad cash burning ropes all the time 😂
Just a thought have you ever cut a tree down the old way with a AXA or old fashion two handed saw
Stihl shouldn't worry about battery powered saws. They have the best gas powered saws ever made,in my opinion.
try it again when you have a fresh battery and a sharp chain as well
Husky's are ok but Milwaukee is the tophandle and all battery tool companies have multiple battery platforms because not all tools need the same volts
@guiltyoftreeson what Sena do you use I have the 30k and after a day in heavy rain it’s started messing up I’m not sure if that one isn’t waterproof or something but it randomly shuts off or disconnects and only holds a charge for an hour or so
" How many cuts does it take?"
"How many licks does it take to center the of a loly pop?"
Have you tried the EGO top handle saw with the battery pack on a cable
EGO Commercial CSX3003
Re watching the video. with a pure sine wave inverter you could always be charging the battery for the chainsaw with the truck or the wood chipper of course only when they're running. on your way to the job site. easy as cutting a stick of wood to hook a inverter up💥💥🍔🍻🐿️
Nice trio. I like Isaac's sense of humour.
Like when you guys work togeather get on so well and work great as a team . But was wondering if you thought of trying to get your own saw mill maybe in the future then if people don't want the logs you can keep them long like those one and mill them your self or employ others to work the sawmill side of things ?
I belive the milwakee top handle saw is better for the buck. i would love to see that grow on you guys. see if it becomes the fav. after all they are battery tool experts
I found the oiler didn't work well or at all on ours. The chains are always dry and the oil comes out the side in completly the wrong spot
@@tjpighin thats dissapointed
@softiss very keep an eye on yours. Ours would not even show up on wood when seeing if it's working. Completly dry. I showed the Milwaukee rep and he was like hm. Never noticed that before. Then I showed him our combustion husky and he was like hm. Never even thought about it
@softiss I noticed it cutting larger wood and the chain started to get really loud and smoking even
Id have been angry about 10 cuts in with that dull saw. But im also from New England. Probably would have had about double the cuts or more with a sharp saw. I commend your patience, Randy XD
"Old Man Randy" Tree Service.
Great job
First tree was with a dull chain too.
My husqvarna pole saw is in for service currently. Batteries are all fine, but red warning light of doom as soon as i put one in. Not cold or overheated, just shagged. Which is disappointing as it's only 11 months old. :(
I would love it if you would count the rings on the stump of every tree you cut and tell us how old it is!
Should do a test how easy/hard it is to cut thru the line you use to climb the tree, always see comments about being single tied in and cutting thru a steel core line , would suck to waste a line but then everyone would know how safe you really are
How long before the chain needs sharpening?