75. Dropping Trees Over A Ledge | Strategizing A Plan For The New Guy

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Комментарии : 35

@monicagrant6092 Месяц назад

I’m addicted to your videos. Love watching you working and the skill in cutting these huge trees down. Please stay safe.

@KevinsDisobedience Месяц назад

Not only is this entertaining, but there’s so much valuable info here for young cutters.

@chuckdworak1909 Месяц назад

Being from the Pacific Northwest myself I know the feeling you have I love being out in the brush

@johnfahey7215 Месяц назад

love your work! I’m just a firewood cutter for my own use, so I’m amazed some of the problems you overcome regularly. Also beautiful country out there 👍😎

@griseobarba7989 Месяц назад

Hickory is my favorite. I get hungry every time I cut one down.

@adumboone Месяц назад

That is wild how it went backwards with just a little snip of the high side wood.

@michaelhertwig4528 Месяц назад

Another beautiful video. Also love to see the logging trucks.

@kevinzeman2222 Месяц назад

Im loving this cutting on ledge. These trees falling is carnage ,love this! I bet it's super cool in person, also just another day at work right.

@kevinzeman2222 Месяц назад

I mean that tree was barely hanging on,so cool

@DrTubeman Месяц назад

Cheers Bjarne, glad you got the tree down safe and sound and no damage to you, your chain, bar, or wedge, I guess your only loss was the insert, unless you managed to locate it? Man, your office has got killer views, on a clear day they're even more spectacular, yeah. Thanks for keeping it real with every reel.

@pvtimberfaller Месяц назад

Looking at the rot I suspect even if you could get wedges in it might have popped your holding wood and gone wild. Remind me again why you like Sthil bars? I always ran Oregon bars and chain, lots softer but if your rails got pinched you could wedge them open. Sthil bars being harder always just split a chunk out and it was ruined.

@masonstraveladventures Месяц назад

Yellow cedar smells like potatoes! Sure fire way to tell apart from red cedar. Incredible views! Nice looking wood!

@Alexhulk Месяц назад

Extreme Bjarne !! You are a mean machine ! Seriously Nerf of steel

@Alexhulk Месяц назад

Wow Impressive That load up the hill❤❤❤

@iffykidmn8170 Месяц назад

one heck of an uphill load he even needed jake brakes going uphill!

@lambadalou Месяц назад

I nailed it 💯!!! I’ve had to cut a few off and let them bail as well. Great job Bjarne!! That’s wicked steep ground there Stay safe Brother ✊

@Alexhulk Месяц назад

You must have very strong legs.. Crazy terrain

@davefran01 Месяц назад

Incredible terrain.take care

@51spook70 25 дней назад

the truck drivers obviously chain up as required, for safety reasons, our guys had to use catepillars to drag them down hill when too muddy, Lillooet area..

@joegreenwood1443 Месяц назад

I thought you said that draw down to the left was a bear sanctuary. Thanks again.

@Alexhulk Месяц назад

EXTREME

@secondgear6079 Месяц назад

Professional

@vintagefurness Месяц назад

Thank you for what you do👍

@rooster3019 Месяц назад

Well, the problem tree was soooooo close to going its own way! Yikes!

@carebear2272 Месяц назад

I was right, poke and run lol 😆

@josephlowden2794 Месяц назад

I truly enjoy watching your videos. I have learned things that I can use in my line of work and just wanted to say Thank You. I also wanted to ask you have ever seen anything out there that you can’t explain?

@jonproctor3739 Месяц назад

Spent the most part of 16 years working on the Coast cutting down trees & quickly discovered it took balls to do such. But anytime I saw the degree of risk those Off Road Truck Drivers faced day in and day out on those treacherous haul roads, it kind of made falling feel a tad less dangerous.

@revert2625 Месяц назад

Every single thing we do out here has a degree of difficulty and risk associated with our jobs. Mutual respect and watching each others backs is absolutely essential.