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@Brian2bears
@Brian2bears Год назад
Mr. Jack, one of the best big bucking video as of late and maybe to date. Cascading corrugated showers of chips are a testament to the height of the "stops" and the power of the saw. I enjoyed the back-cut correction and axe tricks along with the thrown chain at the 40:00 minute mark. Another excellent session sir...
@Thetreefella
@Thetreefella Год назад
Well said sir.💚🌳👍👊🌳💚
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Thank you. Somewhere in the collection I have a vid of the 181/2 sporting a 42". In the same "strip" as the 592xp action preceding this video from a couple of years ago. I had adjusted the "stops" three times by the time the 1st buck was done. I did not enjoy the chain remount personally. Might have heard the "grumbling under my breath" I'm anything except perfect. I did show my cuz the nail though. Thanks for watching.
@Brian2bears
@Brian2bears Год назад
@@hotsaws101 Yes sir...I noted the interaction with your son there...ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-u3El1VHEEz8.html
@Smokey66s
@Smokey66s Год назад
I watch a lot of tree cutting videos, no one throws a shower of chips like Jack, Hug a Thug California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared them “assault chips” and is banning sales of gasoline powered chainsaws!
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Hello. A fun little project on the weekend. A Nice help from Our Father Who art in Heaven with the wind push on this one. Thanks for watching. Additional: I can neither confirm nor deny who may or may not be present in the making of this video...
@brettblack7049
@brettblack7049 Год назад
Wow, nice job. Great time cutting with others, especially when they know what their doing 😃. What oil are you running, didn't see much if any dye. Have a great weekend.
@131dyana
@131dyana Год назад
Great job taking that huge tree down.
@scottfoster2487
@scottfoster2487 Год назад
I see you met Jack Hoffman of Gold Rush fame. I knew this place once you said Mt Hood. Once again another fine job.
@ronniepinkerton1943
@ronniepinkerton1943 Год назад
I. Hope. You. Get Abucket. Full of Gold. A big. One 6 gallon or. Bigger. I hope Ronnie.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Nope, no bucket-o-gold tip did we receive, lol. Thanks for watching.
@rogerford4427
@rogerford4427 Год назад
Good to see the old saw again. This is the best video and sound you have put out. Nice job of taking that big tree down. 👏🏻🤙😳
@justinweaver8107
@justinweaver8107 Год назад
Love the older saws!
@andrewscott2866
@andrewscott2866 Год назад
Wowza!! That's an impressive tree. Great work there👍👍
@TheMerlinmk19
@TheMerlinmk19 Год назад
We KNOW you JACK!!! You are a world famous gold miner!!!!!! How awesome
@discoverykai1547
@discoverykai1547 Год назад
Good to see the old saw again.
@benbaker989
@benbaker989 Год назад
Anybody else love it when the saw kicks back multiple times at full rev and u just keep in it and man Handle it, It's a different feeling for sure 38:30
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
G.I.Joe KUNG FU Grip. A necessity for a fall-ing in the PNW. Thanks for watching.
@allenhuling598
@allenhuling598 Год назад
NIce work, including all the bucking......and a couple cord of firewood just in the limbs! Cheers Jack!
@woos31
@woos31 Год назад
That was fun to see you and cousin Gary excited about a big tree, like kids again laughin at Gary falling off the log lol! Safe cuttin pard
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
It was a great day. We did have fun. I figured the skyward pivots along with the audible heckling would exemplify the humor. Thanks for watching.
@IRONHORSE427RACING
@IRONHORSE427RACING Год назад
And that Jack is why, your the Man.
@samc.291
@samc.291 Год назад
That is awesome to see you working for the famous Jack Hoffman from Gold Rush and I've got a white pine tree here in West Virginia that's huge and one of the biggest White pines I've seen in many many years...
@wednesdar452
@wednesdar452 Год назад
That thing was a monster! Thank goodness you had a nice, flat, empty field to play in! Would not want to be on the chipping crew!!
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
The owner had someone milling the short logs. Seemed like the limbs were going to be firewood. I was just there for the hour & ½ getting it on the ground, limbed, and bucked up. Thanks for watching.
@justinweaver8107
@justinweaver8107 Год назад
Have a great weekend sir
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Thank you, and for watching.
@justinweaver8107
@justinweaver8107 Год назад
@@hotsaws101 thank u 4 posting sir
@loveydovey4u
@loveydovey4u Год назад
That helper was definitely a novice. Keep up the good work Jack!
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
My cuz fell timber in Alaska. I would not classify him as a novice. Maybe a bit out of practice, lol. Thanks for watching.
@coreychilders4970
@coreychilders4970 Год назад
Great job!!!
@jagdishprasadkhaitan4815
@jagdishprasadkhaitan4815 Год назад
Nice you have dismantle the huge tree.
@nickburchfield329
@nickburchfield329 Год назад
Jack. I saw your name on a note at my local saw shop and was disappointed i didnt get a chance to meet you. If you ever end up in cave junction again id like to get the chance!
@johnkomosa4089
@johnkomosa4089 Год назад
Thank you sir. I like the way you guys throttle down when someone is stepping over the kerf.. I am always concerned a tree will spin or roll so I leave those lower branches like out riggers to hold the main trunk steady, seems like you guys the same. You and Gary work good together, always watching out for each other. Good job on that monster, I suppose that 1st 9 foot butt log, better cut that one last of the day, and saw through the metal over the years all the fairs posted with a nail. I suppose 10 thousand board feet. Thanks, pure enjoyment. Hello to Gary.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Common sense says... I did mumble that the tree "might roll". Kinda like asking the owner his name on camera. Like I would forget his 1st name, lol. There was some "phunning" go on here and there in this session. Some of those limbs where 14" in diameter. That's above the swell on the bole too. We started out in the mid '80s busheling. But before that we tag-teamed here and there in the early '80s. You can see the "black in the butt" at ~ 9:00 that is ~ 18/24" inches in from the outside. That is evidence of some metal. I did notice the chatter start while working on the diagonal part of the face. thanks for watching.
@awheel
@awheel Год назад
Yard trees are pain. Those monster limbs kept you busy for a while! Nice work on the gun
@mmg6282
@mmg6282 Год назад
I did a double take when he started talking….thought what…who….only one man with that voice. Small world in which we live!
@BobBob-ug1mk
@BobBob-ug1mk Год назад
Now your famous, doing a job for the Gold Rush Alaska Hoffman's, haha. Good to see you back, nice tree. 👍
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Definitely not famous... I might qualify for infamous, though LOL. Thanks for watching.
@BobBob-ug1mk
@BobBob-ug1mk Год назад
@@hotsaws101 haha, definitely infamous. I love watching your vids Jack. In my opinion, you are the most professional and knowledgeable Timber Faller on RU-vid. Love your saw builds as well. Your famous in my book. It's nice to know that there's still good ol boys out there who are God fearing and hard working. God bless you and your family and keep up the good work. I was missing your vids for a while, glad to see this one.👍
@kennethmcgovern3137
@kennethmcgovern3137 Год назад
Jack I have always watched you and we have talked about saws before but life always makes the most of us . I lost my dad and him being sick just pulled all my attention we are going to do a saw great job with Mr Hoffmann tree
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Sorry to hear about you dad. May he rest in peace. Yes sir, life happens. Thank you, and for watching.
@littleredreiner6446
@littleredreiner6446 Год назад
That 281 was singing her heart out, and spitting chips!
@lifebehindbars6283
@lifebehindbars6283 Год назад
You crushed his ego when you asked his name 😂.
@iffykidmn8170
@iffykidmn8170 Год назад
Almost had to exit the video when I realized who it was but I struggled past that part of the video.
@mikewhitman830
@mikewhitman830 Год назад
I know people hate to explain themselves but I'm sometimes interested in why you cut some trees the way you do. Such as this one. Make the face cut, start the back, stop, cut out the middle, then slowly pick away at the rest. Understand leaving a strap so she doesn't take off weird but curious on your thought process is all. Enjoy the vids and commentary!
@wednesdar452
@wednesdar452 Год назад
His bar wasn't long enough to reach the middle, so he was making sure there wasn't a post there.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
wednesdar is correct - thank you. The extended version: There is a point about ½ way through the backcut where I stop sawing. I walked out to the right about 10/12 feet & looked back at the tree. The what's happening part: A faller will get an idea of where the tip is after using a certain length of bar for awhile. I had not used this bar for at least 6 months. I was using my "mind's eye" to get a visual on tip in relation to the diameter while sawing on the backcut. It seemed like the tip was short of the 2" or so hinge width. I then stepped off to the side to get a visual. Seemed like the tip was short that way as well. I them went to the front and gutted the heart out making sure no post was left in the middle. This tree was 6'4" inside the bark. The bark was around 4" thick. The 38 sweeps right around 38". It would have been enough length except for the bark factor - which would have left a post in the middle. With the high winds that day, there would have been a lot if wood pull. This thought is based on what happened at the hinge when it was cut up to around 2". Thanks for watching.
@alanmeyers3957
@alanmeyers3957 Год назад
Tree killer 👍
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Christmas Tree killer, lol. Thanks for watching.
@smithtradfallning
@smithtradfallning Год назад
Always nice when the face lines up.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Yep, God was smiling on me there. Thanks for watching.
@kevinjones2667
@kevinjones2667 Год назад
That's a big ol pumpkin butt. ❤ from pnw oregon
@outinthewood3578
@outinthewood3578 Год назад
Well Jack that's a lump of a tree and done with my most lusted after saw ! About time you had some "proper" limbs to sort out lol
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Dave - She's a honey of a saw"fir" sure! When you find a sweet one, let me know. I "know a guy" that can tune it up, lol. Falling limbs. Surely a seasoned Sitka guy like you has been on the proper receiving end of that scenario many times before too. Thanks for stopping by.
@charlesmullins3238
@charlesmullins3238 Год назад
I’ve had my old lowtop 88 for longtime and the thing will cut hard allday long even on my Alaskan mill…melted brake off and never missed a beat
@godsoffspring4195
@godsoffspring4195 Год назад
Just a heads up Jack. Ever since a daydream-y moment about 30 years ago, I make it a rule never to have open both liquid ports open at the same time while fueling up my chainsaw. Nothing more sticky and embarrassing than getting chain oil in your gas-hole. Especially if cousin Gary catches wind of it. :>)
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Note to self: let us not be thinking about the gurlfriend/wife/hot date while felling timber, lol. Also, let us be perfectly clear, you are not special in that regard. Thinking we have all done exactly that at some point, maybe thrice, during our careers... And you are right. The cleanup stinks. In this day, I got the last laugh in when he wadded it up in the limbs, lol. Thanks for watching.
@markheintz1878
@markheintz1878 Год назад
Now that is a Christmas Tree!!!
@fricknjeep
@fricknjeep Год назад
hi there that was a lot of tree . like to put it on the mill . john
@wynottgivemore9274
@wynottgivemore9274 Год назад
Wow !!!now that a lot of good firewood the branches alone... So did you mention why they wanted this tree cut down? What a shame it had to go...It looked like a perfect tree for a treehouse 🙂
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
This tree is located next to a runway. There are maximum height criteria within a certain distance from the strip that is mandated by the FAA. This tree was to tall I imagine. But, I never asked. Also, it was pretty close to that house. He may have want it taken out due to safety reasons. Thanks for watching.
@TimberTramp
@TimberTramp Год назад
You probably know but you can use an axe handle to find the height of that tree and amaze customers every time!
@elonmust7470
@elonmust7470 Год назад
Or your arm..
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Yes, sticks ar a 45 too. If you can get a clear shot at it's entirety anyway. Using a prop would have had him at a disadvantage. That was a good one to check my "spidey sense" as well. I like to work on that aspect every once & awhile. Seems to help when falling. Thanks for watching.
@batmantiss
@batmantiss Год назад
That's a piggy of a tree. It always impresses me, how big a conifer gets with no competition. I was wondering how many birdhouses and fence posts you were going to find in there, lucky day.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Piggy on the butt anyway... LOL. I'm smelling what you are saying here for sure. I never noticed a bird house though. Cuz Gary did most of the limbing , however. Side noting - I've cut way bigger fir down growing in the middle of the woods with trees all around. Bigger - taller, diameter, height, volume etc. In my estimation, some of it is the location. That tree was out in the open - the no competition thing you mentioned. It was getting pounded with East winds on that day. My eyes were full... It spent it's life standing alone. Getting beat up by the elements. It was fairly typical as a result. You can see other trees off to the south in some of the shots. less than 100 yards away. Totally different look - as you pointed out. Anywhoo, some day we can get further into the nuance. Like,,, right after we retire, lol. Thanks for watching.
@scottw.2450
@scottw.2450 Год назад
Mr. Hoffman always seemed like a nice man on Goldrush. He appears that way in real life too. This is one of the best falling, limbing, and bucking videos on RU-vid. That 181/281 got a good workout that day, as well as the operator lol. Looks like Gary got a good workout too if he got all that firewood up.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Never met him until that morning. I did not have much interaction with him. But, I would concur. Thank you. A little bit of one. That one is ~ 19.5lbs fully laden. So much so he wadded it up in the limbs, lol. Thanks for watching.
@donlarson5778
@donlarson5778 Год назад
Ok
@andrewwhalen25
@andrewwhalen25 Год назад
The 181/281 Hybrid sure gets after it!
@chadryan4497
@chadryan4497 Год назад
Nice job jack as always. Nice to see the 281 get out of the barn. Nothing like working for tv stars haha jack Hoffman from gold rush. Seems to be a great guy take care and safe travels
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Thank you. She had been on the couch since last summer. A bit hard to start. Once lit off,,, it's a watch out situation.... Okay so I never knew about that guy until my cousin mentioned the deal a few days before. The rest of the crew wandered through in one of the "stop" adjustment sessions I had on the stump. In my defense, we don't "do TY" in the typical American way. Great to work for. No input and stayed "outta da way". What more is there to ask for. We did have a gentlemen's bet on how far the top would go. The "other Jack" lost. He did a good job guessing though. Not to much further than what I thought. Thanks for watching.
@garybennett3044
@garybennett3044 Год назад
Hi Jack it Gary Bennett you insane oized my 562xp about 4years ago it’s still running great cut a of wood with it and my wife was the one in a bad car wreck I talked to about I just got a new 372xp and was wondering if I could do a base gasket delete with and be ok with out checking the squash thanks a lot jack for answering me back
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Gary - call or note me please. Thank you.
@bryanmarks4070
@bryanmarks4070 Год назад
Mr. Hoffman from gold rush nice. Stay safe.
@andrewtygart
@andrewtygart Год назад
Surprised he didn’t make y’all cheers with your hard hats before you started working
@mikewhitman830
@mikewhitman830 Год назад
Thought the same thing! Haha! You're all millionaires. Ya just gotta fall em all to get there. 🤣
@mntstalker27
@mntstalker27 Год назад
Surprised Rod didnt show up and try to tell him how to do it
@tonymayhew191
@tonymayhew191 Год назад
Like a boss! I too live in the Portland Oregon area, Aloha area, And I love to get my Tomos Slavaina Yugoslavia 266xp in the big Douglas fir around this area. I have yet to drop a big ass tree like your in there as I'm sure that your aware they don't allow just anyone to go up into the woods and fall old growth Douglas fir timber. But I have been lucky the last couple years to have a local arborist bring me some big wood such as your falling there and drop a whole tree in my driveway for me to play with! I have a chainsaw collection of around 60saws so it's great to disturb the peace and clear out the spiders that have set up shop in the exaust pipes! That Husky sounds badass! And I think i will use your video to show guys what i mean when I say you have to be throwing chips with a sharp chain or you will plug your saw with sawdust if it's dull! It doesn't get any better than that brother! That thing is a hog slayer! 😉
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Thank you & for watching.
@normzilla44
@normzilla44 Год назад
Nice 1 Jack
@terryeason4319
@terryeason4319 Год назад
Thank you for such a really nice video I would have liked to know how many 9' logs you got out of it. I guess the top logs were 20' ? What type of sawmill will be cutting it up. Maybe a huge band saw. Really Huge band saw? Hey man GOD bless you too.
@charleshowlett1291
@charleshowlett1291 Год назад
Mills won't touch anything from civilization, one nail and it could be somebody's life not to mention a 40 grand blade.
@lifeonmttammanyridge2565
@lifeonmttammanyridge2565 Год назад
I knew that was Jack Hoffman before you even said anything as soon as he talked I knew it was Jack without a doubt. I wonder how the heck Todd’s doing these days.
@canadiancutterschannel6787
@canadiancutterschannel6787 Год назад
I recognized that ol rooster right away lmfao 🤣
@Smokey66s
@Smokey66s Год назад
Outstanding as always! How many 18” rounds to a cord?
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
About 3 off the butt, lol. Thanks for watching.
@lloydpowell1056
@lloydpowell1056 Год назад
I can’t believe you guys didn’t know who the owners name was! I have one bad eye and can’t see your faces but I said to myself “that has to be JCk Hofmann on Gold Rush Great job of felling
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Gary can call the owner at home and has worked for this gentleman before. Thinking that was is knowledge. There was a fair amount of tonge & cheek going on throughout this video. Me asking for his name, "no your last name", was one of those. Since my 1st. name is Jack as well, it "wood" be pretty hard not to be able to remember his. Thanks for watching.
@alanross3435
@alanross3435 Год назад
Great job as usual! We don’t live too far from there. We were wondering how old was that tree? Thanks for the video brother!👍🏻☮✌🏻
@rockhopperdockhopper5261
@rockhopperdockhopper5261 Год назад
trees younger than Jack Hoffman
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Thank you. A bit north of 115. Thanks for watching.
@davemarshall706
@davemarshall706 Год назад
Hydraulic assist? Common. And your buddy in the vest....... bugging me. And another thing...shave all the bark off to clear the cutting line. Two things one no dust. 2 a clear veiw of the corners. If you don't savy then you don't know.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Hydraulic assist like this is only common where a machine can get to the backside. So for me, uncommon. He is trying to be helpful. To bad more people in this world aren't like that. Also,,, I'm employed by him.... Shaving the bark. You want to have excessive dust blown into your eyes, well that is the best way to do it. Anywhere from the 21:43 to 22:39 times shows how much is thrown into the atmosphere from just a kerf width. Not to mention, while working on a yard tree, the chance of finding another nail while shaving the bark, see time stamp 22:15 to 22:28, is EXPONENTIALLY greater. Back to the drawing board for you it seems. Thanks for watching.
@losiyotaman
@losiyotaman Год назад
Thats alot of cords of firewood in that tree
@kevinallen206
@kevinallen206 Год назад
That's Jack Hoffman from gold rush!!!!
@hawnjoe925
@hawnjoe925 Год назад
liked and sub👍AWESOME VIDEO ALOHA AND MAHALO 🌺🤙🌺
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Thank you, and for watching.
@kevinwatson5076
@kevinwatson5076 Год назад
Dead nuts on… haha I haven’t heard anyone say that since I was in the Navy.
@kylethomas5905
@kylethomas5905 Год назад
No guts no glory!
@witrmah81tv43
@witrmah81tv43 Год назад
Chào bạn bạn chia sẻ gỗ to đẹp quá bạn cũng chia sẻ video cho vui nhé bạn 👍😱😍♥️🔔🔔🤝
@mcleod1960
@mcleod1960 Год назад
That owner was on the Discovery Channel called "Gold Rush".
@HolzDennis
@HolzDennis Год назад
A friend of mine died while cutting a massive Limb, that came back and break his Neck. You didn‘t even hear him cry...
@gerhardp.9194
@gerhardp.9194 Год назад
Schade um so einen Alten Gesunden Baum ! 🌲🌲😭😭
@jonheron2604
@jonheron2604 Год назад
That guy jack looks and sounds just like Todd Hoffman's dad from that gold mining show on discovery years ago.
@williamsundermeyer7379
@williamsundermeyer7379 Год назад
Nice to see 181 gettinger done. When 281 came out handle bars lasted much longer fixed fatiuge cracking from vibrations. Do you think any of the new fuel injection saws will be running at 40 years old?
@HolzDennis
@HolzDennis Год назад
If you ask me, I would say: No. They are not as durable
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
It was a little more of the hank on cracking for me lol. And then the added stress of running a long bar on those 181s - 36" to 42" There was a shop in Humboldt that had a metal insert that spanned the deep groove on the early design. It would attach on the inner dawg with the bolts going through it and into the tank. Once Husqvarna flattened out the tube at the attachment points it changed the ball game a bit for sure. Thanks for watching.
@charleshowlett1291
@charleshowlett1291 Год назад
"NO GUTS NO GLORY"😂
@bryanchipps6572
@bryanchipps6572 Год назад
That's funny you're cutting for the original gold rush guys
@ionspataru-zn9wm
@ionspataru-zn9wm Год назад
hello ! can u please tell how do you store your saws long term if you ever do ?...do you leave the fuel in them or drain`em out ? :D are you using regular e10 gas or ethanol free gas ? thank you
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
My suggestion - if you live in a cold climate run a synthetic blend like Super M through in the last tank or for a few minutes as the last use. Drain the tank. Start the saw(s) and let idle until the fuel in the carb & filter is burned. Take the cap off and air dry for a day. The saw(s) will be hard to start just like what we witnessed here. I run pump gas for the most part. I burn through it fast enough that there is no appreciable "extra" wear on the rubber components. I will rekit the carbs once or twice a year just for good measure. Thanks for watching.
@leonardryan8723
@leonardryan8723 Год назад
First log should be 32’.8” on that little fir .
@dcvariousvids8082
@dcvariousvids8082 Год назад
Sweet. Bit of a breeze on the day but at least it was working for you. How old was the tree?
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Yes sir, my eyes were full. North of 115. Thanks for watching.
@jackylsmith8138
@jackylsmith8138 Год назад
Was this the Glory Hole Jack? Miss you guys gold mining.
@tannerjossi1196
@tannerjossi1196 Год назад
Quick question, you mentioned at the beginning that that saw is temperamental. I was wondering what that is from, I have a 266 that i ported and it was a rough time starting. Once it is warm it sure rips though. I think mine is from too much intake duration. Just curious what your thoughts are?
@lancecooper4646
@lancecooper4646 Год назад
Is that a 266 he's using ??
@tannerjossi1196
@tannerjossi1196 Год назад
@@lancecooper4646 No, I think he said 181/281 hybrid. He most likely has parts from both models of saw on it.
@lancecooper4646
@lancecooper4646 Год назад
@@tannerjossi1196 i don't mind the old huskys, good simple basic design Im pretty sure most of the cheap chinese saws are a copy of this basic design
@tannerjossi1196
@tannerjossi1196 Год назад
@@lancecooper4646 I agree! I am looking around for an old 2100 I like the 1 and 2 series husky’s. There is a lot to be said for simplicity.
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Temperamental in getting started after sitting on the couch for 6/7 months. Last use was 50/60 feet above sea level at 65/70° F. Here it is below freezing and around 1000'. Took a "minute" to get her dialed in. Once the needles were adjusted. properly, she purrs nicely. Thanks for watching.
@garybennett3044
@garybennett3044 Год назад
Jack can I do a base gasket delete and not check the squash and get away with it it’s a brand new never started 372xp
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Your name looks familiar. Note or call me if that is the case. Thanks for watching.
@TimberTramp
@TimberTramp Год назад
That’s the ol gold rush old man isn it?
@DonLuc23
@DonLuc23 Год назад
That hinge is very narrow, and the center of the hinge cut out?
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Not much wood pull & the tree went where it was supposed to. So, just the right amount of hinge. 6'4" inside the bark. 3' cutting swath with that bar. If the heart wood isn't gutted the tree doesn't go over or it pulls a huge amount of wood. The guy felling it prolly knows the drill by now, lol. Thanks for watching.
@jacobgomez2682
@jacobgomez2682 Год назад
Saw sounds like my ported 572xp
@charlesmullins3238
@charlesmullins3238 Год назад
Jack and them had airport so makes sense…cool jack…n jack..lol big ol furry beast
@elonmust7470
@elonmust7470 Год назад
They aren't big guys
@peterkohl1863
@peterkohl1863 Год назад
you might be looking into the wedge cut but the camera is too high and does not show what you are looking at
@obxkoastie8170
@obxkoastie8170 Год назад
Jack...What mix oil were you running?
@tailzzgermzz6943
@tailzzgermzz6943 Год назад
Where is this city st ate
@dgoodman1484
@dgoodman1484 Год назад
Hope you asked for payment in gold! 😁
@rubencoldas5612
@rubencoldas5612 Год назад
Too much talk, too much drama. You fellas can learn how to cut and knockdown this tree from "Is_Woko" of Indonesia.
@mntstalker27
@mntstalker27 Год назад
Ole jack Hoffman
@TimberTramp
@TimberTramp Год назад
“You’re all gonna be millionaires, you just gotta get it out of the ground!”
@Thetreefella
@Thetreefella Год назад
I'm addicted to pain killers....😂😂
@elonmust7470
@elonmust7470 Год назад
That's too bad. You're missing out on a lot of good bowel movements
@Thetreefella
@Thetreefella Год назад
@@elonmust7470 hahahhahaha...
@o.nmaatje7409
@o.nmaatje7409 Год назад
als ik zo een zager had schopte ik hem bij mij uit het bedrijf die heeft het beslist niet geleerd op een bedrijfs school ik zaag voor de oostenrijkse regering al 40 jaar bomen in de dennen bossen en de bomen daar zijn hoger eb dikker als deze en de gap onde boom is zeer slecht geplaatst daarbij was hij bezig o de hele boom door te zagen zonder te kijken wat hij eigenlijk aan het doen was, oh niet zoveel olie gebruiken daarbij maakt u een grote kans dat het zaag mes van de houder afloopt.
@scssarge4409
@scssarge4409 Год назад
the owner with beard think works for logger wade!?
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Don't think so.... Judging by all the commentary, he is/was in a TV show where they mined for gold. I've never seen him in action though. But you can tell many others recognized him. Thanks for watching.
@mikepici5553
@mikepici5553 Год назад
Looks a tad windy there jack
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
It was gusting to 30mph intermittently. You can see it was blowing while I am gnawing on the bole getting her on the ground. My eyes were full... Thanks for watching.
@hammermorrow3902
@hammermorrow3902 Год назад
That's the Gold Rush people or well one of them lol
@FishFind3000
@FishFind3000 Год назад
Yea it really does sound and look like Todd’s father… “No guts no GOLY!!!
@charlesmullins3238
@charlesmullins3238 Год назад
Yes that’s jack hoffman!,
@jkilby27able
@jkilby27able Год назад
👍👍👍👍
@jimbrisco1365
@jimbrisco1365 Год назад
The guy on the stump is Hung over
@bethanyhaskiell9116
@bethanyhaskiell9116 Год назад
Ol Jack Hoffman!!!
@kamho3342
@kamho3342 Год назад
why to cut it down the tree seems pretty healthy
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
Near an airport. There are height requirements within a certain distance from the runway. Also, the owner did not want a tree that big that close to the house. Thanks for watching.
@swere1240
@swere1240 Год назад
am i crazy or is that jack from the show gold rush lol
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
My cousin had said something along those lines. Thanks for watching.
@850romper5
@850romper5 Год назад
That's cool he form gold rush
@jeffschroeder9089
@jeffschroeder9089 Год назад
If you ever need a climber hit me up
@jeffschroeder9089
@jeffschroeder9089 Год назад
@@BryanClark-gk6ie I never really charge that much, kinda depends on the technicality of it
@jeffschroeder9089
@jeffschroeder9089 Год назад
@@BryanClark-gk6ie haha free
@E-jc9iy
@E-jc9iy Год назад
What you did with wood and the firewood to ok please and thank you very much okay
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
The owner's friend was going to mill it. Firewood on the rest of it as far as I know. Thanks for watching.
@E-jc9iy
@E-jc9iy Год назад
@@hotsaws101 you are very much welcome and thank you very much for the video to ok
@isaac3175
@isaac3175 Год назад
How'd you get roped into working with the Hofmann crew goodness sake, small world 🌎
@hotsaws101
@hotsaws101 Год назад
My cousin Gary asked me to participate. "Said it would be fun", lol. Thanks for watching.
@Jona_Villa
@Jona_Villa Год назад
True fir or Douglas-for?
@neild7971
@neild7971 Год назад
Doug fir
@Jona_Villa
@Jona_Villa Год назад
@@neild7971 thanks
@keithameerali9474
@keithameerali9474 Год назад
Who got dizzy watching this?
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