Arborist Pretends to be Timber Faller For a Day!
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2022
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Jake is such a har worker and humble. It’s obvious that you don’t go on a site pretending to know everything. you ask questions and take directions and learn.
Now Jake is Superman, he walks on water and can fly 😉
Hey thanks man that really means a lot to me 🙏
Yeah it’s helped me massively. Watching Jake who is a great Arborist be so humble and constantly asking questions ❤
Or You can be a Mexican and get the job done. 👍🏿🌲👷🏽
As a carpenter it's really cool seeing the guys out in the woods working just as hard cutting the lumber as we do on the jobsite.
World class falling. The way their cut seams line up perfectly everytime. Wow they make it look easy.
Great video Jacob! I like how you ask James a lot of questions. You never pretend you know all there is to felling trees.
Be safe fellas, hit myself with an ax in the leg this past weekend and almost bleed out before getting to the hospital. Been cutting timber for 18 years, hearing him say everyone except his dad died in the woods sent chills down my spine, it can happen to anyone
By ax do you mean an actual ax or a chainsaw? I’m curious to know your story so I can avoid being in the same predicament.
@@scrapmanindustries a fiscars 28” splitting axe, chopping wood in the door yard. Just bought the axe and using it for the first time, have almost 8 cord split so I didn’t have to be doing anything but had a few knotty pieces I decided to hit and it bit me in the lower leg into my calf muscle. Had two vehicles I could have drove but it was my right leg an I couldn’t walk, lucky I had my phone on me
@@codybrown3946 dang man glad you ok
@@scrapmanindustries thank you, crazy how quick life can change. Happy holidays
Bout time to start carrying a TQ
Awesome job Jacob. It was so satisfying to see you and friends falling those big trees.
Hated to see this video end. This was awesome !! What a skill.
Outstanding young man!!! You Jake are an excellent example of what being open to not only learn but share that experience with us of real unselflishness and you do it all with a smile. This video brought back alot of memories of another life in Southwest Missouri, Northeast Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas chasing them prize Black Walnut. Thank you for all you've done all your doing and all your going to do as I have no doubt its going to be great, stay versatile and keep smiling
Thanks for taking us along. What a cool job.
Ty for yelling timber at 10:02. I always say i wish people would say timber more
Loved the video, it's awesome to see what goes on logging. I'll watch all the felling videos you can produce!
Because of the wet conditions, I love wood heat, home made stew with bacon powder bread. I love the wet conditions.
I love these logging videos! I did small stint of logging in north eastern Ontario Canada. I’d love to give it a try again! Great video as always.
Enjoy watching Jacob at work. So humble
I have watched you since the beginning and I love where the chanel has gone and all the different type of jobs you highlight. Keep em coming .
Thanks so much! I have learned a lot these last few years!
I really enjoy the felling/logging vids, I’d really like more of these
I appreciate that you don’t cut out the “embarrassing” parts. We love ya.
Really great video. Lots learned. Thanks Jacob!
On my bucket list of stuff to do is get Jacob on a job with me in the UK, absolutely love the guy and his work ethic and seems to be very knowledgeable which is great because im always willing to learn... big smile on my face whenever theres a video to watch. 🌲❤
Thanks man :) yeah I gotta get over there to see how it’s done across the pond!
@@GuiltyofTreeson your always welcome with me dude. Would love to have you out for a day or two lol
Great video, I've been watching you for a while now. I've learned a lot so far from you. Thank you. It really helps me since I have my own new landscaping company.
Jake, thanks for the learning experience. Keep up the good work.
Your logging vids are my favorite. Thanks for sharing.
Love the ground work.. Especially big timber its incredible.
Come over to Australia for your winter. Your welcome to come cook in some Eucalyptus with us. We have some big logging industry and plenty of climbing/ domestic work.
Loved the 10x speed on bucking with the high pitch noise haha that was cool
That crew was no joke, very impressed
YES RAIN AND SLUSHY SNOW STINKS! you get soaked through to the skin all the way to your bones!
neat falling those large trees! amazing the difference in value of the trees!
You’re living my dream! Great work as always Jacob 👍🏼
The saw sounds on point!
Great shot with the go pro on the falling cedar tree !
One thing I learned to break in tough painful boots like that is to wear them in the rain until they are completely soaked through, and keep them on until they dry. Worked for a pair of boots I had that would make my ankles bleed. Apparently it's a military trick, give it a try!
excellent as always.
Nice job dude. Your cuts were really good.
Great video Jacob. Great working with friends watching out for each other.
25:20 old stump from when this section was cleared pre-chain saw using spring boards to get higher off the stump
Awesome vid!!
Mink oil or even better lexol conditioner. It will help soften the boot leather and make them more comfortable. Nice video.
Oil and take a hammer and tenderize around the ankle area.
Do what you need. Do what you want...love the journey.
Damn am I glad I found your new channel! I was wondering what happened and why I hadn't seen anything new in a while. Glad you decided to make your own go at it! Keep up the great work!
That saw....love it
Great video, one of my favorites. You touched on something I would love to see more detail on. When he missed his undercut and fixed it by blocking out, would like to see more about what to do when the face and undercuts don’t match. In YT all we see are perfect undercuts.
Great suggestion!
I wish we had those trees up here in MB Canada The firewood you would get. And run the nice ones through the sawmill.
Great work Jacob. You are really humble. And thats the way you learn a lot. Even though you are quite good at what you doing. I really like your videos. And I feel I learn something too. Bee safe And stay sharp. Best regards from Norway.
Great vid, never quit learning thanks
Jake! Glad you did not get hurt when you fell. No shame in falling under those conditions.
A faller fell, and it felt, but he did not fail.
Watch veteran loggers fall everyday, its part of the job lol. You can't take a good fall you probably won't be working out in the brush long
@@shakentosser he could have easily edited that fall out of the video. I really appreciate that he left it in there. Keep it real brother!
That center post cut is handy dandy
Here's a tip for heating your food. Many moons ago working the flightline on fighters, we would put our food in the engine compartment of the line truck. I would wrap my red hots in foil and place them near the manifold. Good eating. Some guys would put the cans of beanie weenies in there too. Watching you bucking those logs reminds me of a bad experience I had. And I've got the rod in my leg to remind me.
I'm in the upper Midwest. Winters really suck. It's going to be 10 to 20 below zero at the end of the week with wind chill. I usually help build houses in winter, but im with you, I'm going to start heading south and mountain bike once a few more things are paid off.
Man all the ferns and furs 🤩, some beautiful country up there. Down here in Southern Texas we don’t have green forests, just brown dirt mostly lol.
Man they had you workin! Time is money.
Looks like u had fun and learned alot. That dudes cool for teaching u how to fell trees. Nicks makes good boots. Come to Florida u can work in the winter. Our coldest days is like 50
Jake I love your videos, I used to log cedar power poles in Idaho. I had a pair of white's boots, loved them.
Wow, OMG so amazing!
Awesome job buddy, good video!
Best video … in the woods 😍 bet your arms were pumped limbing with the big saw 💪
I keep my wedding ring on a carabiner with my keys. I haven't lost mine yet.
Huge fan of the timber falling vedios!
Nick's boots is another good boot company
Bucking Billy Ray Smith has a UA-cam video on Nick's boots today
I cut timber in the Snohomish pass country around the early sixties and first part of seventies then went to Forks washington for another ten years. I finally settled in the southeast of alaska in 84 but by then time and body is beat up pretty bad so went to mechanicing. I came to anchorage area in 89 when my son had cancer. I stayed here in the valley wasilla area where its the best weather I have encountered. Timber here though in central is very small on the running average
cheers to a great weekend bro! we are expecting out first dusting of snow possibly this weekend here in southwest MI, i learn a ton from your videos btw and i appreciate it. the climbing videos are pretty neat, i dont have the guts or experience to climb yet but am open to learn. more felling videos would be dope i like them alot as well, im always trying to learn here. i got a MS460 and a few other smaller and older saws i want that 500i so bad but am happy and grateful to have what i got now. hopefully one day soon 😊😊
Hey James, I've got the whole quiver 460's,660,880's... and used a 500i... however my 460 with a barker box and square ground chain is my favourite ... its better than my 660 ..( though Jacobs sounds better). It might not be quite as good as a 500i but its scary fast. Get a Bbox and big filter, tune it up ..hexa chain... good to go.
@@stihlnz heck ya brother, i just bought it the other week so im still licking my wounds but soon as i get paid again and caught up on bills im gonna go pimp it out with some WCS felling spikes and all the other goodies definitely a bark box possibly a big air kit too 😊😊 i never got to use a 661 or 500 yet just see the UA-cam vids i like to watch donny walker too
@@Michagan_outdoorsman_James I'm way down under in New Zealand, watching Donny Walker saws ..they really scream ..a ported saw would be great but I'm only cutting fire wood not logs like Bjarne Butler ... not sure what he charges for a ported saw.
I’m like so impressed with how fast that saw is cutting. I got a stock 661 with a 36” bar. we got hard woods here. But still that very impressive
i'm glad that your happy and able to travel and have more freestyle opportunities i understand i've been working for a company for 28 years now and i hope one day you can travel down south and do a video i live in mississippi i have about 40 acres that's mostly yellow pine and oak, i have a few magnolia
Your grounded there fella
Jake you should come to Scotland for our winters here it's beautiful rains 75% of the year winter gets to arround 3°c at best during day and at nights can be -15°c but we got some great hardwood and cutting that solid wood in really wet ice cold days great fun you'd love it. 👍🏴🤔
Lots o wood down quick.
Great day.
Stay safe
Great Video. Come to Myrtle beach or at Least South Carolina in the winter. It is is great here Jake. I am sure we have lots of work here.
So nice to see 661’s in their nature intended environment.
Hey Jacob , maybe try for in Australia in your winter, which would make it Summer here . I see you falling your so called hardwood trees and that puts a smile on my dial. Just like to see you go with our hardwoods,, i hope you bring plenty of files . Cheers great clips you give us.. Many Thanks.
We call em' soft woods up here. Anything with needles and cones, "conifers", are a softwood. Work safe down there, and good work team Australia at the last stihl timbersports.
I agree with you on both. I like watching videos of big trees falling like today's video more than climbing videos and how cold & wet it is working around here. Born in the Swedish Hospital in Seattle and lived/worked around Puget Sound 60+/50+ years. I have web feet. But you're young enough to buck up and dress up for the occasion aren't you? What would Billy Ray say? Oh yeah, "Be Kind". I guess Hawaii would be great to work when weather is like this though. Maybe invite Billy along? btw Billy's video today has a boot segment too.
NOW THATS A SWEET CREW !
Haha speedup pruning hahahhaaaa
Jake I like the falling videos better , I'm an old logger so that my thing , I did work for tree companies also but my love was the woods , keep up the good content
Hey Jake, I was in the military for some time, and we would wear our new boots in a hot shower, the wear them until they where dry… the warm water will soften the leather and rubber, and walking around and wearing them until they dried means they moulded to our feet… means we could punch out a 10km (6.2 mi) pack march the day after getting fresh boots and finish with no blisters/rub spots or aching feet from non-broken in foot wear
I have several years experience falling trees but very little climbing and taking down trees- most clearing trees for either park land expansion or removing bad or dying/dead trees-
Noticed the guilty of treeson on your pants, pretty cool!
Love the video!! Did you Norway that first tree on the back cut?!! 😝 You are using all the tricks......the Anton kerf sweep! Love it!! We want to see the footage of you hopping off that first log.....to be honest. They seemed like cool guys to work with!! Be safe and have fun!!
Send dem boots to Trenton & Heath...UA-cam em! Tell em what u want n they'll make em mo better!!
I feel your pain on the boots. I have a pair of Hoffman's that's lasted five years because I look for every excuse to not wear them, tried every trick in the book to make them more comfortable. You can't go wrong with calks from JK's, also would recommend Drews Cascades calk boots. Keep up the great content!
Wow such pros !
Onya mate 👍🏻
Stumps look good as long as you don't look at them.
Excellent video, lotsa cuttin', little talkin'! Just subbed. (Fill new boots with water, walk in 'em all day to break in).
Next time you need to roll a fir throw a wedge in the face cut. It’s the same as using a slab of wood. It’s faster too. Great video Jake. Keep up the great work.
That Thulin (Swedish ancestors?) guy is bucking like Bjarne Butler
Its time for a video or better series of:
Logging with a pro
With GoT and Bjarne Butler🌝
We do both timber as well as Arborist work I love falling Big trees & making a good buck @ as well no pun intend
Jake is an old soul. I feel like he did this in a past life, back with all the old timers felling Cali redwoods
I would pay for the plane tkt and pay him to work for the day lol. One day ill get to drop a tree like that.
Jake, on the subject of boots I've had excellent experience with Nick's boots.
Glad to see your broadening your skill sets. You need to try out the Neotec Farmac 660 clones ,dam nice set up.
well done true fallers know how to limb up
Have tried any of Nick's boots
Hey I was just in Snohomish this morning.
Arborist focuses on only one of many skills.
🤘🤪✌️
Get to pick an choose jobs would be a huge plus great vid 👊
I have some 10 inch Hoffmanns they're ok. I use 16in wescos most of the time, the extra height saves my shins a lot.
Meindl forestry boots are awesome
Might try whites boots they're made in Spokane and I love them personally I have 2 pairs a 14" pair and a 10" pair
Ever thought about having your wedding ring tattooed instead of worrying about a silicone one or a metal one?
Nice one
8 generations logging, with all dying in the woods …. OMG