Nice! Just picked up a new tip from you. Getting the rope out of the way while cutting the directional face cut with a knot and slack. I love it!! Can’t wait to try it. ❤❤❤
Such a good vid had to re-watch this morning and yeah that saw (the first one the 25.4cc top-handle) is definitely the same one I've got- want an extra 1.5" on your bar? Remove the piece of plastic that the dogs/bucking-spikes screw into, that piece is there JUST for holding the bucking-spikes (which you don't need on this lil saw!) and you lose 1.5" on how far you can put your bar into something! Hope you read this :D
I wanted to share a picture of my saw (my bumper is removed), I had posted it to the facebook I made for 'Cerberus Bonsai' several days ago but I can't figure out how to get a URL from a facebook pic, so I copied it to my imgur here imgur.com/gallery/gAftuNz that's a picture of the saw with the bumper off, there's one thing and it IS IMPORTANT which is that, when you remove the bumper, there's a single, thick cable/hose coming out that's pressed against the body (it's there in my picture), I'm going to set my saw on its rear so I can put a big drop of epoxy over it so it is extra protected, but its natural bend/placement is pressed right against the body so it's not like it's flopping around when you remove the bumper, I've yet to do any protection on mine and have brought it into a few canopies since removing the bumper, am just careful not to smash the body of the saw which I wouldn't do anyways ;)
Great job at letting them run, it looks like a bee hive with all those groundsmen. I wish I could get that much help when Im in the tree :) Looks like you have great gear too.
Oh man.Giorgio Fiori is master level. I am just a junior. thanks your support. I am not always do this job but I like. We do small pruning jobs more. Hoping we can meet one day.
I was just climbing a whole bunch of these auracarias in Perth Australia today ... I know how bendy and sketchy they can get. I felt that trunk wobble as you rigged that top out ...
I knew it! there are awesome tree climbers in Asia! Bro I wanna climb and cut in Asia. I travel to Cambodia often. I have 20 years experience and i love a good challenge.
You are my idol jason 👍💪 im from the philippines and i work in a electric company. I really want to apply or we should say that i want to immitate your way of cutting down trees because here in the ph we could not afford for tools like the rope and the climbing sets that is why we cut trees sometimes with out any safety harness and putting our lives in great danger. I salute your safety practices..im hoping and praying that you could help me or give some advice in the future in our way of working here in ph. Godbless 😇
Hey Jason, what a great job you have! Being a secondary school student myself in HK, never know theres such job exist! Can you share how did you started? Much thanks :D
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Jason Ma the humboldt is essentially an upside down conventional cut and best for the topping the tree, it allows the hinge to break at a similar spot, but the piece drops down instead of out. And in my opinion it’s easier to cut up there, you use the top of the bar for both cuts. I’ve been wanting to make a video on this for some time.
AWESOME!! I usually dislike the emotive music paired with cutting like this but this video has me wanting to go do some work on my Oak out back right now!! And what brand is that chainsaw called, the top-handled one? It looks IDENTICAL to my 25.4cc/10" "Scheppach" I got on ebay :D (have been using that saw for 6mo w/o issue, thing is solid!!)
I am a Korean who has a landscaping in Japan. The name of the brand I use is ツヨロン(Zyoron)In Japan, it is a famous brand, but your Spike looks especially cool. It looks light and strong.
@@stephenlawlor211 A few years ago i did a couple of triming tree jobs with a top handle chainsaw that looked a bit like the one in this vidéo and it was a Red Max (made in Japan if i remember ...) . A lttle advice to you Stephen and to other Arborists : Stick to Stihl, Husqvarna or Echo top handle chainsaws !!! Red max or even Shindaiwa, have alot of homework to do on their saws ! Have a nice day man !
That's one skinny a$$ tree. Love my Huskys but I am still running a 455e with a 14 bar for limbing. They really should have a smaller over hand series like Echo or Stihl or like some of the electrics that are being introduced. A Makita brushless looks promising and I wouldn't mind trying out on a tree that size.
Not trying to be mean, but he doesn't need to make notches, cut so far into the front than come into the back step up a few inches back cut in so far stop, it will break off, plus his notches don't have to be that deep, good job anyways!!!
Thanks for your watching. I always wear a helmet mounting a GoPro, that’s why you can watch this video. I just took it off taking a selfie shot that moment . Hoping you enjoy my video.
😂😂😂 you dumbass. The helmet was on his head the whole time. And hearing protection? You talk like a pussy looks like your dad didn't do a good job in raising you to a tought man. Helmet.✔ Hearing protection.✔ Tampons.✔
Awesome video....i dig your style.....style changes from climber to climber....some look comfortable and relaxed....some look scared and nervious. You look like a pro....im gonna try and keep up with your videos....if u get a chance...maybe take a peak at my videos....@ STIHL BORN STAY SAFE
Seems like notching every long id a waste of time and energy when they r 3 ft long. Why not snap cut and dump ...and it's less pieces of wood u got to pick up
I assume you're talking about using a half hitch before tying your bowline on the limb or top. In 30 yrs of climbing i hardly use a half hitch first. The only time i do is if the limb diameter is so large that i think it might split to my knot before i can cut it off, but I have always used a stihl 025/250 for a climbing saw, so i can cut through most limbs fast enough. Sometimes if I'm in a bucket and cutting a really large top with a butt catch, I'll put a half hitch on it first so the rope doesn't slip off the end. In my very expert opinion though, the half hitch on most limbs is a waste of time and energy and completely unnecessary. I'm sure you disagree though
Francisco Salazar its called letting them burn and thats usually what you do with wood in trees like that... that tree barely moved and the wood cleared the climber they did good
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Nice! Just picked up a new tip from you. Getting the rope out of the way while cutting the directional face cut with a knot and slack. I love it!! Can’t wait to try it. ❤❤❤
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Decent smooth work, good rope man too. Great view from the top. 💪🏼
Oh my god , you are my idol. Your video are awesome. Learn a lot from you. Keep it up and work safe.
August Hunicke well that makes two of us. I love your work, and the motivational words of wisdom you give. Sometimes I think you’re preacher lol
Awesome work. Thanks for making the video. Appreciation sent from Canada!
There's Something about this video that makes is cool. Great job 👍🏻
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and its just a pine
@@ArborJason norfolk island pine?
its the beat fool
刃が切れる！手際が良い！カフの切り方上手！かっこいい！
good job!
nice!
Great work and nice view! Stay safe!
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Great job, thank you for ur sharing
Good team, good ground team as important as good climber and the groundies on top of the game letting the timber "run" here !
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Such a good vid had to re-watch this morning and yeah that saw (the first one the 25.4cc top-handle) is definitely the same one I've got- want an extra 1.5" on your bar? Remove the piece of plastic that the dogs/bucking-spikes screw into, that piece is there JUST for holding the bucking-spikes (which you don't need on this lil saw!) and you lose 1.5" on how far you can put your bar into something! Hope you read this :D
I wanted to share a picture of my saw (my bumper is removed), I had posted it to the facebook I made for 'Cerberus Bonsai' several days ago but I can't figure out how to get a URL from a facebook pic, so I copied it to my imgur here imgur.com/gallery/gAftuNz that's a picture of the saw with the bumper off, there's one thing and it IS IMPORTANT which is that, when you remove the bumper, there's a single, thick cable/hose coming out that's pressed against the body (it's there in my picture), I'm going to set my saw on its rear so I can put a big drop of epoxy over it so it is extra protected, but its natural bend/placement is pressed right against the body so it's not like it's flopping around when you remove the bumper, I've yet to do any protection on mine and have brought it into a few canopies since removing the bumper, am just careful not to smash the body of the saw which I wouldn't do anyways ;)
Great job at letting them run, it looks like a bee hive with all those groundsmen. I wish I could get that much help when Im in the tree :) Looks like you have great gear too.
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I travelled to Italy, to meet Giorgio Fiori, you're next on my list! Great vids😁😁😁😁
Oh man.Giorgio Fiori is master level. I am just a junior. thanks your support. I am not always do this job but I like. We do small pruning jobs more. Hoping we can meet one day.
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What an excellent video great editing decent music and most of all great tree work 👍🏼
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Nice job! View looks amazing!
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Nice view, great work.... 👍
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Jesus i would love that many groundies, i only have 1 or 2 usually.
There are two teams, We got a hard job and dragging a long long way.
I was just climbing a whole bunch of these auracarias in Perth Australia today ... I know how bendy and sketchy they can get. I felt that trunk wobble as you rigged that top out ...
Damn bro!!😳
You’re a beast!!
Nice rigging bro, True professional!!💯💯💯👍🏼
I think you also do very well. Safe work and enjoy my video.
Arbor Jason coming from you, it means so much to me my friend! Thank you 🙏🏼
I knew it! there are awesome tree climbers in Asia! Bro I wanna climb and cut in Asia. I travel to Cambodia often. I have 20 years experience and i love a good challenge.
Free WiFi no matter how good you are, or what you do, somewhere, there is an Asian who is better at it than you
Great job. Something about using the poison ivy line for rigging made me squirm though. I climbed on that cordage for years
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Really good view up there. Good job rigging. Stay Safe and Keep up the good work.
Nice team work ! Keep it going ! (Dan [Canada]).
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Not Bad.! God Job.
Blinding 🌳work geezer 😎👍
Text Book drops. Nice cuttin from San Antonio Tx
What rope is your climb line in this video?
Nice work dooooooooood!!!
Nice job man !!
Very nice work.
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I watch all your videos dude!! very cool!! the qualiy of the camera is great!
The quality of the camera is great. 😐😂😂😂😂😂😐
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You are my idol jason 👍💪 im from the philippines and i work in a electric company. I really want to apply or we should say that i want to immitate your way of cutting down trees because here in the ph we could not afford for tools like the rope and the climbing sets that is why we cut trees sometimes with out any safety harness and putting our lives in great danger. I salute your safety practices..im hoping and praying that you could help me or give some advice in the future in our way of working here in ph. Godbless 😇
What brand or type of cambium saver is your hitch climber strung through?
ART rope guide
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i'm surprised the tree didn't sway at all.. safe job..
Is that a zenoa red max g3100? I have a couple of the discontinued zenoas, sad I can't find parts for them. Great little saws.
Impressive work dude.
Hey Jason, what a great job you have! Being a secondary school student myself in HK, never know theres such job exist! Can you share how did you started? Much thanks :D
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Olá, maneiro seu trabalho, parabéns...
Is tree work the same worldwide? Yes,it sure looks like it! Very nice work Brother.
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Just curious, is there a specific reason why you don’t use the humboldt cut for topping? Seems like a perfectly reasonable time to use it I’d say.
May I ask whats the different between humboldt and conventional cut on top?
Jason Ma the humboldt is essentially an upside down conventional cut and best for the topping the tree, it allows the hinge to break at a similar spot, but the piece drops down instead of out. And in my opinion it’s easier to cut up there, you use the top of the bar for both cuts. I’ve been wanting to make a video on this for some time.
looking forward your video
doesnt that usually cause the log to flip or create more shock load rather that just pulling over?
The Humbolt cut is used when timber is to be kept for the mill ! Less waste ! Just flush off the cut !!
why didnt make stepcuts ??
AWESOME!! I usually dislike the emotive music paired with cutting like this but this video has me wanting to go do some work on my Oak out back right now!!
And what brand is that chainsaw called, the top-handled one? It looks IDENTICAL to my 25.4cc/10" "Scheppach" I got on ebay :D (have been using that saw for 6mo w/o issue, thing is solid!!)
Pro, well done bro. 👍
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What kind of saw lanyard/hook are you using?
JGBLADES the hook is CMC shembiner. The saw bungee just is the tool bungee no brand.
www.honeybros.com/Item/Shembiner
Hey Jason! What type/brand spikes are those??? That baby blue matches most of the equipment in my business,😉.
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Добрый день,скажите пожалуйста название маленькой,красной бензопилы
What kind of
Lanyard set up are you using?
wild man trango cinch and teufelberger Sirius 10mm
NICE WORK MAN . RIP IT UP
What’s the name of the song Jason
Good video
What is the spike brand when you climb a tree?
동건허 it’s Stein
Thank you very much. I'm looking at your video.
I am a Korean who has a landscaping in Japan. The name of the brand I use is ツヨロン(Zyoron)In Japan, it is a famous brand, but your Spike looks especially cool. It looks light and strong.
Saludos desde San Francisco
Well done! Nice editing!
Ps; I love how many saws you have!
And why so many groundsmen tho lol
We had to drag the whole tree over 200m distance with stair.
Arbor Jason wow that was a lot of dragging 😳😳😳 thank you for answering the question my friend 🙏🏼
@@mr.benitezhimself thanks for watching this video my bro.
Good job man 👍👀
Nice job man. What's your top handle? Is that a timberpro or something?
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Great job man!
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Nice!
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That top handled chainsaw looks very light ! What is the make of it ?? 2:35 Hello !🖐🏻
I think it's a Red Max.
MrDanGrondin : Hi Dan ! Later found out it's a Komatsu Zenoah G2500 ! I think it's branded as a Red max in the U.S and Canada !
@@stephenlawlor211 A few years ago i did a couple of triming tree jobs with a top handle chainsaw that looked a bit like the one in this vidéo and it was a Red Max (made in Japan if i remember ...) . A lttle advice to you Stephen and to other Arborists : Stick to Stihl, Husqvarna or Echo top handle chainsaws !!! Red max or even Shindaiwa, have alot of homework to do on their saws ! Have a nice day man !
MrDanGrondin : I own four Stihl 201 T for dismantling jobs I'v built up over the 34 years in the industry ! Thanks for the input though !
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Why not ise a snap cut just curious?
Its heavy so I push it would be very hard with a notch. And I want to a direction to fell it down. But it will be take a lot of time and energy.
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no hardhat?
In the selfie he took his helmet off with the GoPro attached as it's easier than taking the GoPro off the helmet
That's one skinny a$$ tree. Love my Huskys but I am still running a 455e with a 14 bar for limbing. They really should have a smaller over hand series like Echo or Stihl or like some of the electrics that are being introduced. A Makita brushless looks promising and I wouldn't mind trying out on a tree that size.
good show!
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Dude knows what he is doing.
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Love it
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love those shizll rings fo'shzll!
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Cool
🌲🌴 Bad Ass! 👍 👌
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Nice work. I recommend you check out Safebloc for this type of false crotch removal. Halves the load on the spar with the same sized chunks.
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i like it
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Vc podia fazer um vídeo sobre essas amarrações das partes .
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You my friend have the balls o steel
Not trying to be mean, but he doesn't need to make notches, cut so far into the front than come into the back step up a few inches back cut in so far stop, it will break off, plus his notches don't have to be that deep, good job anyways!!!
Looks like you're working safely and efficiently, nice. But no helmet? No hearing protection? Amateur hour.
Thanks for your watching. I always wear a helmet mounting a GoPro, that’s why you can watch this video. I just took it off taking a selfie shot that moment . Hoping you enjoy my video.
😂😂😂😂no helmet because the cameraman is sitting on his head recording. Helmet is no good to sit on.
😂😂😂 you dumbass.
The helmet was on his head the whole time.
And hearing protection?
You talk like a pussy looks like your dad didn't do a good job in raising you to a tought man.
Helmet.✔
Hearing protection.✔
Tampons.✔
How to say rigger in Cantonese
Greetings from Serbia, Vertikala.pro
Awesome video....i dig your style.....style changes from climber to climber....some look comfortable and relaxed....some look scared and nervious. You look like a pro....im gonna try and keep up with your videos....if u get a chance...maybe take a peak at my videos....@ STIHL BORN
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wow! SHATIN Railway station
陈丽 你竟然睇得出
That's a whole lot of knot tying for a 4.5" piece of stem...
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I don't know what your saying, but good work.
I just say"release" rigging rope to my groundy. I know he have to do it.
Seems like notching every long id a waste of time and energy when they r 3 ft long. Why not snap cut and dump ...and it's less pieces of wood u got to pick up
If he cuts a price to big it would snap the tree in half from how tall it is
Need to calm down the music Big Time
25m
complacency kills.half hitch backups always.
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I assume you're talking about using a half hitch before tying your bowline on the limb or top. In 30 yrs of climbing i hardly use a half hitch first. The only time i do is if the limb diameter is so large that i think it might split to my knot before i can cut it off, but I have always used a stihl 025/250 for a climbing saw, so i can cut through most limbs fast enough. Sometimes if I'm in a bucket and cutting a really large top with a butt catch, I'll put a half hitch on it first so the rope doesn't slip off the end. In my very expert opinion though, the half hitch on most limbs is a waste of time and energy and completely unnecessary. I'm sure you disagree though
Don't want to kick out on that mean looking thing
なんどもロープを切りそうになっている…
Looks like along haul for chipping
Fucking hell that second piece from the top was Not secure..
Traes buen rompiador
Put a lid on.
whatchew think the camera is mounted on? ;)
A helmet, that's in his hand or on a selfie stick.
then what are you talking about?
smart men use husq
The guy that won't hauled the role he doesn't do a good job he need to let it go the Rope all the way to the ground so the tree down move it,
Francisco Salazar its called letting them burn and thats usually what you do with wood in trees like that... that tree barely moved and the wood cleared the climber they did good
Yes, I actually want what you are saying.
But I have to make more practice to my ground crew.
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Francisco Salazar dude what the fuck are you talking about?
you make it look easy but its not