Sawyer S-212
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Found your channel a couple weeks back and have been inspired by how you care for tools and appreciate old techniques. I I've started up restoring by dad's old tools that were rusting in the garage and am amazed at how well they work compared to a cheap tool shop brands. Thanks so much.
To cover up those extra few inches of your bar (that the cove case is too short for) I use a piece of old air hose slit long ways goes on quick and easy and protects really well....best thing is its free, helps keep your blade sharp and you safe.
Dang Cody! Now that's a CHAINSAW!
Aw yeah, I've been waiting for this. Goats and sofas are nice but I'm ready to see some forestry and woodworking again. Good luck on the course and God bless!
I have my FFT1 and S-212b. I really enjoyed the classes. Now I work part-time for the state forest service and FT as a structural FF.
Cody:
I can't believe that just a few short years ago your channel could barely fill a high school football field and now your subscriber base is double the size of the town I live in. This channel has really come a long way however, in my opinion, you have truly stuck to your roots. I appreciate this channel and everything that it has either taught me or given me enjoyment of. Thank you and God bless with your sawyer class.
Nothing but Stihl as far as the eye can see! My dad just passed down my grandfather's 025 to me this past weekend. I'm eager to put it to work on our new farm in the next couple weeks.
I automatically thumbs up Mr W
Two dogs lawncare I thumbs up first then watch the video, already know I will like it!
My quick observation on the camera is that it distorts the picture, giving the finished product the fish-eye effect. If it is handy, use it just know it isn't as visually appealing as your last camera. Best wishes in your class. Hope you get top honors!!
onebadboy2 I believe they make special lenses to correct that, at least on a few cameras. But I'm sure he'll only be using it in situations that don't really allow him to take time and set up a tripod or two and bounce between angles.
onebadboy2 Makes it seem like its really his point of view. I like it.
onebadboy2 If he is using a Contour Roam camera,, they use a wider field of view at the lower resolution settings which causes the fish-eye look... At the higher settings this does not happen.
Seems to distort it less than the GoPro. Not at all disconcerting or even THAT noticeable
onebadboy2 you can fix fisheye effects easily in adobe premiere or any quality video editing program. shouldnt be an issue.
That last shot was some beautiful country. Makes me miss living out west.
Wow - this project has been great - and the kit just keeps getting better!
I don't always watch ads on videos, but when I do I watch them on Wranglerstar videos.
Hey Cody
We already have fires burning here in Southern Oregon from a couple of lightning storms which moved through. Looks like they are hitting them pretty hard and heavy with the big equipment. Please, stay safe this year buddy. Take care.
I wish he did more of this stuff these days
Crazy that you would try out new tools on such a big opportunity like that class.
Good. I wish I had taken more such classes. I hope the Forest Service lets you use your own equipment. Most jobs I've had would not allow it. My last employer benefited a lot from tolerating my use of my own tools and equipment on the job. I only asked for gas & oil, which I received. Now I'm eager to see what you learned.
Good Luck and keep us posted on how you do. What an awesome opportunity!
That's one huge Stihl.
This is a question:
Why have an axe, that you primarily use to hammer wedges with?
Why not use
a sledge hammer?
God bless Cody. Looking forward to hearing you get the highest level
S-212 is FUN! You'll love it!
Good luck, hope you got the level you wanted
The Stihl saws are the one saw I will turn to. The only downside is the crankshaft bearings. They will eventually die from wear and are locked with inner C-clips in a cast aluminum crankcase. A little gentle care with J-B Weld and emery clothe can fix where the casting was worn by the outer bearing races rattling around. A Stihl will keep this flaw hidden for a long time. Any bearing and seal supplier can get the bearings and seals much cheaper than OEM and not needing to buy the pricey crankcase. I hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing the journey
Beautiful country side, I am a fellow tree cutter by trade!
Good luck, hope you reach your goal.
Good Luck Cody. Continue to Bless others and may you and your family be Blessed. Making our lives just a little bit easier with your knowledge, or at least a little more enjoyable.
This Light bars are lighter about 38% than standard ones (thats what Stihl says on their web site). Free space is filled with polyamide not alumimium as you said. BTW good choice. You will feel the difference after long time work.
Greetings from Poland.
The world wide appeal of the Wranglerstar channel is impressive. Good folks are everywhere.
That is definitely a west coast bar, I have heard the new lightweight bars are good..
You were up behind my house and you didn't stop by?
FRESH PRINCESS He may have been scouting for a tree to cut. Be careful what you wish for!! :)
I got a nice dead one just above my garden ;)
Windblown, leaning the wrong way and everything. A total challenge.
+FRESH PRINCESS // Oh good! This may be for another tree video!
I had to thumbs up right away when I saw chainsaws! And I love those light weight bars, 28" is my favorite to use and weighs about as much as a 20"
Good luck old boy!
Good luck Cody do well
Go get em Cody!
Good luck!! Saw on!
Awesome sauce !
So close to a thousand videos!
GREAT VIDEO
Good Luck!
Got my 2 Faller about 6 months ago. Getting my Red Card this summer.
Very cool video, I love all of the Sawyer stuff your have been doing lately!
I use an sjcam as my go pro alternative. It's the sj5000 wifi version. They make larger capacity batteries for over an hour run time and it records 1080p 60 fps, 720p 120 fps, and 480w in 240 fps. Cheapest go pro alternative with a Panasonic chip. Waterproof and 170 degree viewing angle. I don't work for sjcam but I do like their products. Paid less than $180
You need full length bar covers made from fire hose with a short piece of bungee fixed to the outside to hook on to your handle. No better cover made ..
beautiful view!!
Cody have a look at Sugihara bars - my current one is deathly light and has now lasted 2x as long as my last bar - so costs is very reasnoble.
Good luck!
Excellent video and as always full of useful information.
I love your channel and videos. I know you're going to thump me for saying this but I can't take it any longer, please pronounce Stihl correctly. This is taken directly from stihl's website faq page.
Our name is pronounced exactly like the metal "steel."
Yankeehomesteader Not in Oregon it's not,
Yankeehomesteader not in florida either
Ok, just as long as you know that the company pronounces it "steel" not "still"... I do love my Stihl chainsaws, for the record Michigan pronounces it "steel" lol.
Yankeehomesteader I call them "still" also, but "steel" is more the German pronunciation.
Yankeehomesteader no bigee they are still the best no matter how you say it.
Good luck hope you did well
Did you go test with the boys in hood river? How's Roland doing? He's the man!
Why are you taking a 32" bar on a chainsaw/ felling course? Pretty sure you won't be felling 64" trees.
Richard Charles my thoughts exactly. Must be compensating for something. A guy that just went through a s212 course has no business cutting anything over 30. By the book actually anything over 18 if I remember right. And also when you come out of the 212 you won't get certified over an A/Type3. You have to complete taskbooks for a type 1 or 2
pretty nice camera, IMO. Hope the class goes well and you place as you desire!
Have fun show them your skills
I'm curious to see if that bar will stand up to the Wranglerstar abuse if it does then I might buy one for my 046 which is has a standard 28" rollomatic. I agree with you use your saws when taking the tests you know how they handle.
Good luck
Hey Wranglerstar, where would I buy a jacket/shirt like the one you are wearing in this video. Looks very practical
Hey Cody, do you think you're still in good enough shape to work on the line?
I love this stuff!
thought about taking a class like that one day , but then got lazy thinking there is really nothing they could tech me that I don't already know.
Let us know how the class went and if it was worth it.
***** Most of these classes are just qualification courses so you can prove you know what you're doing, which is why many companies require it.
+StarPuss www.ToxicRedNeck.Com // Ohhhhhh BIG mistake! There is no pursuit in life where we can't learn more, very much INCLUDING chain saw use, safety and maintenance. [This stuff does change now and then.] I review my Jonsered and Stihl videos periodically. That also keeps me tuned up for TEACHING such things.
Also, the Forest Service wants you to do these things THEIR way, and to show you can do it.
Mr. Wranglerstar I hope you see this and have a quick second to respond. Im a big fan, anyway I will be on my honeymoon up that way the next couple of weeks. I was wondering if you had any suggestions on antique stores up there where I could find a old axe head to restore? Im from Louisiana and the pickins are slim down here.
Make more videos of power equipment
Cody, I've always wondered why you haven't used GoPro?
Looks like a 441 magnum, I have a 25 inch bar on mine, great saw. Your chain looked a bit loose, does the bar stretch more with aluminum in it when it gets hot and now you have a slack chain when it's cool or did you adjust it tighter later?
If only pounding wedges is the job, why not use a round cylinder style maul head instead of the sharp axe?
"Axe they're using now" Hey Bud geuss what? That 5lb head is actually industry standard, Im an experienced Wildland(sawyer) Firefighter. Im in Washington State and your in Texas, thats the difference between you and I.
Yes nice bar I bet is a lot easier to handle.
Would love to see more fire videos, both Wildland and structure. How do you like your Coaxsher great? Keep up the great videos.
cool video.
Get some old fire hose and cut it to length for bar/chain guards for those longer bars.
Does your new action camera happen to be a Replay XD?
Yes?
Death by PowerPoint! I swear, if it wasn't for PP, entire sections of government training would fail.
Bringing home the bacon.
My guess is that you aced it. Let see how close I am.
Mr Sneaky sneaky. ;-)
Cool, hope the training/quals went well!
Where were you at? Looks like Mud Springs area.
Now I have a Stihl 391 and I always have issues getting it started. Its not over 1 year old and maybe 3 hrs run time on it. I use premium no ethanol fuel in it. It always seems like it floods very easily. What exactly am I doing wrong?
S-212! Totally forgot about taking that course when I used to work for the Forest Service on the Modoc N.F. I miss being paid to take down 40"+ DBH Ponderosa.
I was only qualified as a B sawyer, do the three classes of sawyer (A, B, C) in the Forest Service apply at all outside of USFS?
Jerry Cook yes sir it does all though recently they have started changing it to Type 3,2 or 1 with the 1 of course being the C
Hi!
can I use 25 inch bar on a home elite xl from 1970
Can you put a bigger or smaller bar on a 311 style and I run a 24 inch bar right know
Is the song some version of wayfaring stranger?
one thing with Idaho wildland (at least in this area) Firefighting dislike is they require 3000 hours provable past commercial felling experience before you are allowed to even fill out the application.
(they want it in writing and want it confirmed before they will give you the application form)
While I can understand it from a insurance liability point of view I still think they are putting an unreasonable bottleneck in getting people to sign on.
(and is thus limiting our wildland firefighting resources as a result)
A Better idea would just be to test applicants actual cutting & safety skills, that isn't hard, or that expensive to do either.
is that a 440 chainsaw and how long is the bar
Put them redwoods on the ground and Scale 'Em!
The Stihl light bars are the best light bars made, and they are truly light. The metal used in the insert is Titanium, that's been TIG welded in. They're other light bar options available. TsuMura light & tough bars, and Sugi Hara lightweight bars. Both are made in Japan and are extremely high quality, slightly lower cost as well. Unfortunately they're hard to find, Ebay is the best source. stores.ebay.com/THECHAINSAWGUYS-STORE
What district are you in?
Contour camera?
What's the song at the end of the video?
awww man they had you working outta of a dodge, could be better