@@OutdoorswithJB Lol. I wondered where this comment went. This was intended for another video. Guy was cutting a big noodle leaner. Easy barber chair if he didn't know what he was doing. Nice job on yours too though. 👍
The hedge wood trees I’ve been cutting down lately have almost all been gushers. Don’t know if it’s the particular species or just chance but I about shat when I first saw it!
Running the dream. Wish you were running out near Springfield, MO. I’d love to learn how to fell trees with some serious fellers. I’ve dropped trees before, many actually. Never trained nor mentored and I’m thinking it’s a disadvantage. I’ve got a good grasp on my sawyer-ship but honestly need more.
Nothing wrong with that . We’re self taught no training, classes etc .. just a lot of self motivation. With the right mind set there’s nothing you can’t do 👍
Picked my 592 up the other day waiting on the full wrap handle and large dogs before i put er to work. Id like a aluminum tank skid pkate for it but cant seem to find one on line any suggestions?
@@OutdoorswithJB copy that I'm gonna see how she pulls the 32" bar then look into different sprockets definitely excited to lay into some big hardwood with er 👍👍
Big multistem Silver Maples are the most challenging trees I have encounter. Stood on fender or blade/front to reach a few. At least no river flood silt in bark like first 3 ft of ground. Logged approx 500,000' along Mississippi valley.
I’ve finally got my hands on the 661. Not a cheap saw by any means. Been running the 261 for years now and the 661 is a total change of pace. Still love my 261 though. Nothing like a saw that can deliver on the power and workload but be as light as a few gallons of water. Got the 36” for the 661 and that thing is such a horse. Safe cutting! Excellent video. Thanks for sharing! Fresh sub.
You know if climate was a real issue they would stop destroying these forest giants that take years to grow and produce twice as much oxygen that conifers
