NeoTec Maple Takedown - From Climbing to Cleanup
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2023
- Using a low budge Neo-Tec top handle chainsaw (this one: amzn.to/3VrrkZd) on a maple takedown. Solo tree work from climbing to cleanup.
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Nice work. Excellent cleanup job.
thanks buddy
I find it pretty funny you go for the cheapo equipment all the time man 😂, it like playing the little grab a toy claw machine games they have in the entry of a grocery store. Love the vids man, stay safe out there 👍
Yeah you said it: I'm a cheapskate and am always playing with the low-budge stuff ... sometimes it works out, but seldom
As we get older it seems we don't have the time , patience and energy to work with crap tools. When i was younger i started with crappy tools, had an old corded electric drill that didn't have reverse, now i would smash it against a tree.
You said it man: gotta have the tools you know and like and respect ... everything else is no longer worth it.Thanks man
Nice video, and great job brother. I'm glad you mentioned about the ground crew. Because if you didn't, you know I was going to, lol I think you should dock their pay just a little bit. That would definitely get their attention. 😂
Anywho brother, thanks for the video. And my Father YHVH bless y'all.
A pay reduction! I'll have to run that by the boss and see how it goes :) Good hearing from ya man
Nice vid as ever. I've got the holzforma Chinese ms200t and it's taken a bit of messing around to get it running well. Replaced the fuel and air filters for Stihl ones, shortened the line on the spark plug boot etc. But the main thing has been loads of fiddling around with the carburettor.
That little saw sounded like the low screw needed adjusting to stop it bogging out as much on full revs. Just a thought and someone might've already mentioned it in the comments but it's worth a go.
You said it man: monkeying around with those carb screws has helped a lot, though I always feel like I'm experimenting when it comes to carb adjustment. Plenty of power and a bit more control now ... definitely less $$$$ out the door :)
i admire your patience persisting with that annoying saw... you certainly gave it a good go. great job as always dude. loved the video.
yeah I was mildly frustrated -- not the feeling you want when you're out doing a job. speaking of which: I hope the new job is treating you well!
Great stuff man love the content keep rockin
Thanks buddy ... always a good time out there
Another nice job and vid 👏
Thanks man
nice job!
thanks buddy
Good job Spencer. Nice even rounds on that main stem. Those would be great splitting if you were going to burn them. You’ll have to video that leaner. I took down a nice black birch this week. Beautiful smelling wood.
Yeah we've got A LOT of splitting in our future around here :)
Шикарные видео. Я только начинаю заниматься деревьями и ваши съемки добавляют желания заниматься этим. Продолжайте в том же духе)
Удачи там! Будьте осторожны, делайте это медленно и учитесь многому!
Enjoyed the video. A couple weeks ago I took down a maple very similar to that one......a fun tree. I did all the limbing, topping and half the spar with my DCS-2500T. Finished it up with my Echo 4910. I like the looks of the leaner. I'd like that job. AND that Neo is junk in MHO.
It would have been great to have the 2500T up there for sure. Dang Neo-Tec is a freak show of a saw ... Yeah, the leaner will be a good one
I'm gonna be honest...more interested in the grasshoppers then the chainsaw!🤣🤣🤣
Everyone has a little different taste I guess haha
Hello Hello sir. 👍
Sir! Howdy
I may have tossed that neotech in the dump trailer from up in the tree haha
Yeah you said it. I was running my Stihl yesterday and thinking "Man it's nice to use a good saw"
Grasshoppers???? Thank you for sharing
haha ... ya noticed!
Hey Spencer, always looking forward to your uploads. Thanks for the good content! Just a quick question, is it ok to let the tree fall on your climbing line like that? I feel like the core or fibers could get damaged by that. Stay safe!
Hey man, it sucks to drop it on the line! totally blows. Avoid that kind of stuff like the plague ... better to come down on a dual-rope system leaving a tag line on the spar
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Glad to see you back in the tree’s. How are you liking the Uni? I’m curious about getting one but I love the zag and rope runner
For me I just use the Uni for a backup anchor/lifeline and for coming down out of the tree. When climbing/pruning/limbwalking I'm still more into the rope runner. I have noticed that the Uni runs a lot better on thicker ropes, like my 11mil. Devices are just different and everyone seems to have a favorite
The saw just sounded funky when tou were cutting! Im looking to getting a small battery chainsaw for limbs by my chipper. The only thing is they are bloody expensive. Not sure if this saw would be a good alternative. Cheers!
Yeah I love my little echo battery saw, but you're not joking: the batteries alone cost a fortune!
That NeoTec is scary, lol. The first and last job you do with it I’m sure 😂
Yep, you said it. Super unpredictable. Unless monkeying with the carb fixes it, not worth the risk
Good work . Listening to that junk saw was painful for me
You said it man: not the kind of headache tool you want with ya up there
Not even joking....that's a good looking rake. How about a rake review?
Rake review! No joke: you've gotta have the right rake for the job :) I'll see what I can do
I believe that the most important thing about a chainsaw is how easy it is to start. After it’s warmed up, does it always start on the first pull?
Yep this saw passes that test ... starts up great when warm. But it took some tuning to get the dang saw to run right AFTER that point
The NeoTech seems to be a step up in power from a battery powered saw that costs the same
Yeah definitely more power and faster chain speed ... just unpredictable
@metaspencer not the kind of excitement I look for
Norway maple? Those have been brittle when I’ve done them. Maybe cut further into the branch union to get the peel.
yeah and this time of year they're pretty dry ... you're right about that collar cut
Sweet video. Where do you dump your brush? (is there a fee?)
Yeah, dump in town charges by the ton
"Ye get what you pay for." "Buy cheap. Buy twice." Etc. Have to agree with Mr Z below. Less patience as one gets older. Fun to try it though. 😁 "Hellaciously sketchtastic" 🤣
Yeah you said it: worth what ya pay for. A few little flaws and the thing becomes a beast of nuttiness
That's actually a decent little saw 😀
The starter cover on mine is a bit different... I have the "chainsaw" branded version... It's a good little runner believe it or not I have the exact same one guilty of treeson made a video with.. I dropped mine 40 feet (yes really) from a tree and it fell just right in some brush on the clutch side... only thing that happened was a couple of the mounts got out of place... as far as cheap chinese products go you can't ask for much more... I've also talked to another youtuber that made a video about it and he told me he passed it on to someone and 2 years later it was still running... not sure what the deal is but farmertec sells a very similar saw but with only one bar nut... I'm assuming yours is the 2 nuts... now on to the rest of the video!
The "chainsaw brand"! haha ... gotta love it. I've heard from some other guys that adjusting the carb might bring it around
@@metaspencer mine actually runs pretty stable... they probably aren't put together consistently... I know a fleet command trouble shooted several air leaks when he was running farmertec saws... ymmv for sure
Okay brother I'm just now starting to watch this video. But before I get over a few seconds into it. I need to know one thing. Are you saying sticky mulch or stanky mulch? 😂
HAHAHAHA! Sticky mulch, I think ... but it was also a bit stanky! funny
Spencer I'm wondering on the yellowing climbing type line how do you usually tie in?
Either running bowline or steel biner
Sometimes canopy or basal anchor
I can't do the grasshoppers 🤣
too crunchy for ya? :)
Whats that pink saw in your box?
That's the REAL saw in the truck
I kept trying to freeze frame it to look at the leaves but still can't tell. Was it a Norway maple?
Yep you got it ... good squinting! It was a really nicely developed and formed tree, but the guy just didn't like the location
@@metaspencer Good riddance to it!! It's an invasive, crap tree. I have one that I'm girdling (along with the mulberries) this year. Leaving them for habitat.
You use your lifeline to pull down the trunk ????
It happens… another bad idea
How where those grasshoppers? :)
Crunchy like popcorn only twice the bounce
@@metaspencer haha!
The only way these saws work best is after a person does some modding to it.
I see your point man ... definitely some tuning is required out of the box
So it this saw not ergonomic?
the ergonomics aren't too bad ... I must have mispoke. the problem is more the unpredictable nature of the throttle and carb
@@metaspencer as a machinist of 33 years and starting to build chainsaws.
What would you say is needed in the world's best tree saw?
@@pastormike5054 oh that’s cool! We all want power, reliability, and great controls for actually using on the job. Stihl and Husqvarna have pretty good examples
@@metaspencer power and light weight 👍
And the carabiner ???
Shattered into 100 pieces! :)
No ground guy, and filming?
My ground crew is perpetually illusive :)
That saw seems a bit anemic. I'm sure it has a use but I wouldn't want it. 😜 Keep up the not how to videos!
You said it man: lots of problems with that saw. Could be some tweaking brings it around, but I doubt I'll even try
toss the saw into the garbage
yeah I'm close to that point ... maybe put it on the free pile
Not great idea ...to catch trunk and wood on tha rope ...
Good point!
Knock the saw all you want... It looks like it did the job just fine! Nowhere is it written that it's made for Professional work and knowing that you take it on the Job and relentlessly criticize it for not being the Pro. chainsaw you use. Not a fair analogy. Get Over Yourself. It's a great little chainsaw for the purpose it was built.
Fair point and understood.
Nice job
Have you tried the holtzforma (? Spelling)
Heard mixed reviews. Can’t wait for that leaner.
Stay safe
I've had my eye on those Holzform-whatever saws ... they look big and I've been eyeing one of the bigger ones.
@@metaspencer I’m looking at the G395XP. Can’t beat the price but I’ve heard it’s a hit or miss thing. Hoping it wasn’t built on a Friday or end of the day. Lol
I’ll let you know my thoughts when I get it & use it.
Stay safe
@@rickstafford5316 I look forward to hearing about it. in the FB groups I've heard those hit-or-miss descriptions: one guy loves a saw and someone else says it konked out on the first day