You very good person because you share your profession with public, I can say you enjoy with your job, very diciplin with your safety, can be a teacher next generation
Found your channel about a month ago!! Started with you new heli jobs and going back and watching all your older posts. Great job, be safe, cut straight and keep your amazing fun attitude. ❤️❤️❤️
I am glad to see I am normal . Old bar because didn't change it . Radio issues on and on 😉 . At 67 I have those days and just keep a good additttude and finish the job . Your fun to watch. When I was younger I wanted to work in the woods . Now I can watch you with no sweating 😉 . Thanks for your videos. I will fall a few trees still and I learn from your skills . Have a safe time in the woods .
One of your best videos. The eye candy videos of falling big trees on steep hills with springboards and scaffolding are awesome, but hearing you thinking through the cutting sequence and then dealing with unforeseen complications was very educational. I hope you will do more of these in the future.
Geez! Could you get a smaller saw? Lol! One observation that I think many will agree with; even though you’re cutting for scale, you don’t take any shortcuts! Very VERY good examples of doing the job right!
Hey Buddy! Beautiful Day and you did some really good work there. Those are more like what we see everyday...only we dont have near the variety of trees you do up there. If we see Ponderosa Pine, Black Hills spruce & White or Blue Spruce in the same day it's a real interesting day. 95% of the time we cut Ponderosa and Black Hills Spruce. Thanks So much for taking the time to video all that and Thanks for taking us along. I have a BIG Live Black Hills Spruce that's blown over and is Top tied with one of the Bigger Aspens in the Tract were working and it hangs right over the Forest Service Road into where we want to put our last Landing for piling up our bucked logs. I wish I could show it to you and get your opinion...trouble is the One Aspen its tied into (and I mean its Jammed itself down into the main fork at the top of this big old Aspen really tight) so I have to fall the Aspen to get the Spruce down so we can buck and move it to get access to the road....trouble with that is it's in a really bad spot and frankly no matter what way I go with it it's going to be a real pain in the Butt. Oh well maybe we'll get a good storm before we get to it and mother nature will cure the problem for me (hey one can dream right lol) Be Careful out there and thanks again for hauling us along with you, R.C.
Best channel on UA-cam, Thank you for sharing your world. At first seeing that 372 made me think of the "taking a knife to a gun fight" analogy, a stock one as well. BUT bad bar and all tree's hit the ground. Awesome video :)
Every year I harvest an Oak on our property. This year I went our on a windy day when every thing was still frozen. Less water in the wood for fire wood. And I was on a hill side thought I would try a Humbult undercut not something we do on the east coast. I thought I kept plenty of holding wood. Luckily I plunge cut it and kept a trigger in the back. At ground level the wind didn't seem bad. So I cut the trigger and the tree ripped the holding wood went 90 degrees to the face cut. Landed on my bar and the power head pinned my foot. There was plenty of snow. I was very lucky. I had to cut a small maple it was hung up in. I have had to many close calls to count. I buy logs to heat with but you can't beat Oak heat.
Used to have Jeff Foster modify all my husky’s back in the day. Even saved a fresh 266. From my buddy’s garage. They call them hot saws now. Lol Best in the world he was. Especially his 288’s. Have to do my own now, 372 and 390 but they couldn’t even touch his. Course I’ve slowed down I’m old now but that man should be in the hall of fame. 🙏
Pushing those two cedars was a thing of beauty. And at 17:28 there's a perfect example of why you get away from the stump even of a little tree. That would've done some damage if you were still standing there.
Nothing quite like the wait for the new ported saw..I'm about a month in on a 3 month estimated wait..you know when you get yours we all want a good long video all about your new saw.
It is good to see you using a 24" (Stihl 25") bar to drop those tree's. There is a thing about the West Coast guys have to use long bars and East Coast guy's can only handle a 24" bar. Love you video's I wish I could turn back time. My life choice's would be so different. It took me 57 years to figure out what I love to do. And now my body is so broken that I can't do them any more. I still try:) Thanks for the video's. I thought you were going to break a wedge on the tree you pushed over near the end.
beautiful place, beautiful trees. Nice cutting as usual. Yes, nice to hear your thoughts of solving problems. I don't cut such big trees, but lots of smaller ones.
Hi Bjarne congratulations for your wonderful videos I am always waiting for them. Where are you this time? From the vegetation look a lot to me on the coast.
Looking FWD to saw & related gear video. Think you running (currently/previous videos l have watched) a 572 & a 390? I haven't had my 390 that long but it is running rich. Dealer has tuned twice but plug is black, sounds flat, throws hot carbon chunks out the exhaust, runs amazing for 10 seconds before running out of fuel... Would love to know how closely you/you guys follow how well ya saws are running, who jets them, do you sharpen your own stuff or contractor supplied some/all that.. how often you pull everything off ya saw (side, bar & air filter covers) and clean/blast out? Cheers, Si. New Zealand
Are you still hand filing? Square ground chain and bars last almost forever, just squeeze them when the groove starts to widen too far. Thirty year faller here, all over the coast. Want to buy a good used grinder? I've got a well used and faithful Silvey Razor Sharp II for sale. Might even have a couple of stones for it kicking around. If you're interested for real I have a bar squeezer I could throw in.
Bjarne. When pushing tree/s over do you do your prep cuts any different to one you are feeling on its own? Just leave an inch extra holding wood on the ones to be pushed? Cheers, Si.
What do you think is off with that bar? Tomorrow I'm getting a rail closing tool, gonna tighten the slot on my old Stihl lightweight bar that I just renosed, I just bought another one just like it and it really cuts nice, now to see if I can get the old one to come around maybe ill get it almost spiffy again. I also dress the rails square from time to time on a belt sander with a table that allows me to exactly 90° the rails, then I give it a light buff with a soft wheel, but up until now haven't closed any rails.
Great video I have been waiting for a new one. That’s some nice timber we don’t get anything that big on the northeast coast USA. Who’s building your new saw for you ?
Ya I use only husqvarna saws. I run multiple saws a year and don’t keep track of days used. If you get a year out of a saw then you’ve more then got your moneys worth
Ya I’ll flip my bar when I think it needed. I prefer Stihl bars because I think they are the best with canon a close second. They’re also one of the lightest too. And I rarely have a tip fail.
@@joepesci8930 no but i wouldnt go against m trees with anything less than a 32"! U see how much extra wrk it is for him using what im guessin is a 28" not being able to sweep all the way around it!!
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You and hotsaws 101 channel are the best timber fallers I have ever seen. Thank you for your videos.
Thanks for watching
You very good person because you share your profession with public, I can say you enjoy with your job, very diciplin with your safety, can be a teacher next generation
I rarely watch full videos on YT but yours I do, so entertaining, let's get you to 1 million subs.
Cool thanks for watching. A million would be awesome
Found your channel about a month ago!! Started with you new heli jobs and going back and watching all your older posts. Great job, be safe, cut straight and keep your amazing fun attitude. ❤️❤️❤️
So glad to see real cutter you represent the professional timber faller industry well
This place looks like a picnic in the park to some of the places you work!
I am glad to see I am normal . Old bar because didn't change it . Radio issues on and on 😉 . At 67 I have those days and just keep a good additttude and finish the job . Your fun to watch. When I was younger I wanted to work in the woods . Now I can watch you with no sweating 😉 . Thanks for your videos. I will fall a few trees still and I learn from your skills . Have a safe time in the woods .
One of your best videos. The eye candy videos of falling big trees on steep hills with springboards and scaffolding are awesome, but hearing you thinking through the cutting sequence and then dealing with unforeseen complications was very educational. I hope you will do more of these in the future.
Geez! Could you get a smaller saw? Lol! One observation that I think many will agree with; even though you’re cutting for scale, you don’t take any shortcuts! Very VERY good examples of doing the job right!
Heavy very good video without rain,if you start watching you cannot stop, thanks Bjarne cheers from 🇱🇺 luxembourg europe
That is some beautiful timber wow im jealous haha
thanks for letting us go with you...
Hey Buddy! Beautiful Day and you did some really good work there.
Those are more like what we see everyday...only we dont have near the variety of trees you do up there.
If we see Ponderosa Pine, Black Hills spruce & White or Blue Spruce in the same day it's a real interesting day.
95% of the time we cut Ponderosa and Black Hills Spruce. Thanks So much for taking the time to video all that and Thanks for taking us along. I have a BIG Live Black Hills Spruce that's blown over and is Top tied with one of the Bigger Aspens in the Tract were working and it hangs right over the Forest Service Road into where we want to put our last Landing for piling up our bucked logs. I wish I could show it to you and get your opinion...trouble is the One Aspen its tied into (and I mean its Jammed itself down into the main fork at the top of this big old Aspen really tight) so I have to fall the Aspen to get the Spruce down so we can buck and move it to get access to the road....trouble with that is it's in a really bad spot and frankly no matter what way I go with it it's going to be a real pain in the Butt.
Oh well maybe we'll get a good storm before we get to it and mother nature will cure the problem for me (hey one can dream right lol)
Be Careful out there and thanks again for hauling us along with you,
R.C.
Out of the people making videos of cutting on the island I think your the best I've seen. Keep up the good work 👍
I envy your office, sir! Thanks for the great content!👍✌👍
I was thinking... should've hiked down and got the new bar...
Cheers
One round from those cedars would give me kindling for two months LOL. Great video, thanks
Best channel on UA-cam, Thank you for sharing your world. At first seeing that 372 made me think of the "taking a knife to a gun fight" analogy, a stock one as well. BUT bad bar and all tree's hit the ground. Awesome video :)
Every year I harvest an Oak on our property. This year I went our on a windy day when every thing was still frozen. Less water in the wood for fire wood. And I was on a hill side thought I would try a Humbult undercut not something we do on the east coast. I thought I kept plenty of holding wood. Luckily I plunge cut it and kept a trigger in the back. At ground level the wind didn't seem bad. So I cut the trigger and the tree ripped the holding wood went 90 degrees to the face cut. Landed on my bar and the power head pinned my foot. There was plenty of snow. I was very lucky. I had to cut a small maple it was hung up in. I have had to many close calls to count. I buy logs to heat with but you can't beat Oak heat.
I love how you say old bar you should here what the bar said about you sorry I couldn't resist
Good stuff- keep em' coming, stay safe! 🤘🏻
wow that was a great job.
16:29 easily one of the most satisfying sounds on earth.
Used to have Jeff Foster modify all my husky’s back in the day. Even saved a fresh 266. From my buddy’s garage. They call them hot saws now. Lol Best in the world he was. Especially his 288’s. Have to do my own now, 372 and 390 but they couldn’t even touch his. Course I’ve slowed down I’m old now but that man should be in the hall of fame. 🙏
Wonderful video!!! You super HERO.
I see a lot of guys with Husky saws and Stihl bars must be a good combo.
Not really. Then you have to use S clips to make a stihl bar fit on a husky mount. Just more crap to fall apart
We used to use sthil chain on a worn husqvarna bar ,063 drive tails are wider than husky 058 and it takes up the worn rails better .
Great stuff Bjarne. Gold and silver stocks about ready to skyrocket soon as we discussed before. Thnx for the content.
I love watching your videos please keep making them, you do a thankless job and make it look easy and beautiful my hats off to you.
Like a walk in the park for you this
Keep the video's coming buddy! I used to cut timber
cutting smaller stuff nice layout as always bud be safe
Damn one hour special, nice!!
From one Canuk to another, great channel! liked and sub 🍻👍
Pushing those two cedars was a thing of beauty. And at 17:28 there's a perfect example of why you get away from the stump even of a little tree. That would've done some damage if you were still standing there.
Enjoyed your commentary while thinking thru this patch, thanks for filming and editing the vid! Work safe!
Nothing quite like the wait for the new ported saw..I'm about a month in on a 3 month estimated wait..you know when you get yours we all want a good long video all about your new saw.
It is good to see you using a 24" (Stihl 25") bar to drop those tree's. There is a thing about the West Coast guys have to use long bars and East Coast guy's can only handle a 24" bar. Love you video's I wish I could turn back time. My life choice's would be so different. It took me 57 years to figure out what I love to do. And now my body is so broken that I can't do them any more. I still try:) Thanks for the video's. I thought you were going to break a wedge on the tree you pushed over near the end.
Definitely not a 24-25" bar.
Its either a 28 or 30 inch bar
beautiful place, beautiful trees. Nice cutting as usual. Yes, nice to hear your thoughts of solving problems. I don't cut such big trees, but lots of smaller ones.
I envy you lol great vid, I really enjoyed it, awesome work
Awesome.greetings from Croatia
always a perfect landing. hahaha
Very good video, I really enjoyed it !
God job man.
Hi Bjarne congratulations for your wonderful videos I am always waiting for them. Where are you this time? From the vegetation look a lot to me on the coast.
At min 23 that was a nice hinge cut
Thanks
Gotta like buncher chasing when it's flat ground.
Mr bjarne how you doing brother hope all is well. Stay safe and get logs Com'on
Looking FWD to saw & related gear video. Think you running (currently/previous videos l have watched) a 572 & a 390? I haven't had my 390 that long but it is running rich. Dealer has tuned twice but plug is black, sounds flat, throws hot carbon chunks out the exhaust, runs amazing for 10 seconds before running out of fuel...
Would love to know how closely you/you guys follow how well ya saws are running, who jets them, do you sharpen your own stuff or contractor supplied some/all that.. how often you pull everything off ya saw (side, bar & air filter covers) and clean/blast out?
Cheers, Si. New Zealand
Great work bud , you sure got it dialed in
Wish I was closer I'd snag that bar from ya and roll the rails and grind it for ya, get a little more life out of her, nice job as usual 👍
Are you still hand filing? Square ground chain and bars last almost forever, just squeeze them when the groove starts to widen too far. Thirty year faller here, all over the coast. Want to buy a good used grinder? I've got a well used and faithful Silvey Razor Sharp II for sale. Might even have a couple of stones for it kicking around. If you're interested for real I have a bar squeezer I could throw in.
22 years under my belt better sharpen that chain
Bjarne. When pushing tree/s over do you do your prep cuts any different to one you are feeling on its own? Just leave an inch extra holding wood on the ones to be pushed? Cheers, Si.
What do you think is off with that bar? Tomorrow I'm getting a rail closing tool, gonna tighten the slot on my old Stihl lightweight bar that I just renosed, I just bought another one just like it and it really cuts nice, now to see if I can get the old one to come around maybe ill get it almost spiffy again. I also dress the rails square from time to time on a belt sander with a table that allows me to exactly 90° the rails, then I give it a light buff with a soft wheel, but up until now haven't closed any rails.
Honest question: is it cheaper to close the rails on your bars vs. buying new? Noses, yes, I agree. Never knew a guy could fill in the rail.
Well I pay $150-$200 for a bar..today I paid $40 for the bar slot closer tool..15 min and the slot is tight again..5 min dressing the rails square..
@@michpatriot9097 oh very nice! Yea that's a no-brainer
How old is this tree buddie? I love the vids keep em coming!
New saw from Donny Walker? Think I saw him testing it the other day
Great video I have been waiting for a new one. That’s some nice timber we don’t get anything that big on the northeast coast USA. Who’s building your new saw for you ?
We're excited to announce the upcoming launch of our brand new Forestry website
Enjoying your video brother
Nice shootin'
good to see a pro. at work can you tell me where you got your jack at keep safe for 2022
Yup. You can get them at
Www.BullBuckerApparel.com
I understand that type of undercut is called the Humboldt. What is it called when the angle of the wedge is on the top?
It’s called a “conventional “ cut
@@BjarneButler Thanks
Bjarne, great stuff man, been a fan of your videos for a while now. Quick question: what kind of pants are you wearing?
Same question!
The brand is pfanner.
Good afternoon just a quick one how often do you replace your chainsaws plus do you always go for the same brand
Ya I use only husqvarna saws. I run multiple saws a year and don’t keep track of days used. If you get a year out of a saw then you’ve more then got your moneys worth
One question how do you know what trees need cut.
i noticed you arent carrying your axe on its custom hook, what happened to it?
Hey man, I'm a butler as well! Not sure we are related? I'm in North Carolina.
Where is this forest located?
👍👍
Makes me nervous when yo turn your back on the one that's set back.
The stump don't lay
Y do you always set your bar on your saw so that the STHL letters see upside down?
I’m sure he flips it regularly to wear evenly
He does it to mess with your OCD
I think your right Joseph
How long does a bar last you?
You never seem to turn your bar, and do you have a preference for Stihl bars and why?
Ya I’ll flip my bar when I think it needed. I prefer Stihl bars because I think they are the best with canon a close second. They’re also one of the lightest too. And I rarely have a tip fail.
@@BjarneButler Yeah I noticed, after comment, also chain you prefer?
@@fredscheerle7592 I prefer Stihl chain
What size saws do u run
@@grantrobbins7791 Husqvarna 395xp
👍👍👍❤
How long is your bar we always used 36 +
36 for big wood. I’ve been using a 28 for small wood but I’m going to switch to 30
Do you square your rails
What is the function of the “pharaoh scarf” Canadian cutters wear hanging off the back of your hard hats? Rain?
Yes
Sawdust
@@k9tjabo can’t say I’ve ever had much sawdust down my neck,unless in the odd case you’re cutting above your head
I don't use them myself, but the main
Idea is to keep crap out of your neck..
👋
Where can I order a fullwrap handlebar for a 572? Any webshops available? Tnx
Tsjoni you need stay with original handlebar!
Got one I’ll sell you cheap if you’re interested? New in bag
I see everbody use them in Canada/USA, but here in Europe it is not common. I’m curious to try it...
@@dujeamizic3588 you don’t like it?
@@Tsjoni corect!
I am cocern about idle!It does not idling good!
Get a 395XP Husqvarna it’s very good
Another nice video Bjarne
Pretty soon you should be able to retire from all the money your making off UTUBE 😎
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Why such short bar?
You expect him to limb and buck with a 42" bar?
That’s all a 372 xtorq can pull
@@joepesci8930 no but i wouldnt go against m trees with anything less than a 32"! U see how much extra wrk it is for him using what im guessin is a 28" not being able to sweep all the way around it!!
@@JS-oy6nn I know thats not true ive run same saw with 32" n 36" bar on em just fine plenty of power!!
@@danieljosephson2452 on a 372 xtorq? 36” bar?
Sure🙄
Then why make a 390 or 395? Your the pro though.
You don’t see how slow it cuts with a 28”?