AHH, I Guess We Actually Can Pull A Tree!

[@aljazzizek7496]

It's hypnotic to watch his videos. He is a true master in this profession.

[@Super06duramax]

Always truly impressed to watch you fall these big trees such great talent with the saw

[@speedandmarine9066]

Pretty fancy work on the stump. Always an excellent video anytime you're out falling. Nice having a CAT around, hard to be a 35k lb wedge!

[@alonsofelipe2021]

you probably dont give a damn but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost my login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.

[@damonanders6809]

@Alonso Felipe Instablaster :)

[@alonsofelipe2021]

@Damon Anders thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and im trying it out atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@coast.cutter7552]

Love watching you work.

[@ebomb4life1]

Jack I meant to ask you a long time ago, been watching since dangercat, I know you are open for any saw dependent on the situation and task at hand, but what is your go to, hands down, favorite saw for all around purpose with what your normal cut is?

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

Nice job Jack ! On both the tree-work and the saw ... 462cm produced well in that configuration and the gent dropping the tree did a fantastic job as did the Cat operator ... diced up about 4-5 facecord this morning with the JB rippers sporting sharp chain - made quick work of it and put smile on face !

[@randysmith8604]

Runs good man nice cutting

[@gadgethunter5732]

It's like watching a master class on chainsaw use.

[@stevet8121]

I think you were smiling down on the land owner that day. He had a blessed day for sure.

[@boogsc9715]

Too good brother! Stay safe, God bless.

[@batmantiss]

I'm surprised you went with the Humboldt, that close to the dirt. Would a standard undercut be better suited for stump shot?

[@hotsaws101]

batmantiss hi. There is a lot of duff around the base, it's not dirt. Also, I wanted a flush butt so if there was a problem with the pull line the tree would have a better chance to dig in and stop. I'm not sure what a "standard undercut" is since I use any, all and variations of any and all regularly. A few years back I posted a video the shows what the actual "Humboldt" undercut, that is indigenous to Humboldt County in California, is. This was an inverted farmers face cut technically. This undercut is referred to as the Humboldt undercut, but technically it is not accurate. Thanks for watching.

[@batmantiss]

@@hotsaws101 Rock on man, total thinking man's game, thank you for taking the time to explain

[@olskoolloggin9761]

Sure must be nice to have help with those pull trees! Great stuff brother!!👍👍

[@austindenotter19]

OL' Skool Loggin hey, ol'timberjack is an awesome helper!

[@olskoolloggin9761]

Austin Denotter right on brother! Sure is a fine horse!!👍👍

[@joshmullinnex5113]

Yes! I love it all! Boom bang

[@arborist460]

Whew that was close...I thought the bounce was gonna knock at least one shingle off....drifter right off the cat too was bang on...

[@scott5764]

Is the problem with the bark binding the chain the reason timber fellers sometimes cut slabs of bark off before cutting their face? It’s to incredible see what experienced hands and minds can do with trees. Awesome work!!!

[@northmanlogging2769]

bark swell is seasonal mostly, the bark skinning is mostly done on thick bark trees so that the wedges have something to bite into, bark will just peel off and the tree will sit back anyways unless you have the wedge in actual wood its useless, bark can be several inches thick in older Doug Fir trees, sometimes close to a foot thick on true old growth, occasionally bark skinning is done out of fear of dirt in the bark, sandy soils, fire damaged areas, volcanic areas etc, for that type you really have to skin it all the way around to do any good though.

[@northmanlogging2769]

the other reason is to check condition of the tree, find rotten spots etc

[@austindenotter19]

northman logging awesome answers i was wondering the same thing.

[@hotsaws101]

Scott hi. The bark swell season is for 2/3 months each spring. It depends on when the warmth hits. The bark will actually "grow" or swell, if you will, up into the curf and cause the chain to run. There are times when you cannot get through the bark with a new 3/8s bar and chain. This is because the bark will swell so quick you get one side through but the back side of the chain will be forced off and run. Yah, it's quick. There are different version of the bark as well. Some of it is thin (2/4 inches) and some of it is thick (6/10) in second growth. The thin stuff is usually more dense. The thicker bark is usually really spongey or porous. I cut down a small, 6' old growth one time that had 12" of bark for a net of 4' across the hinge. It was the spongey bark on that tree. I cut down some pretty big redwoods "back in the day" when it was still going on regularly that had 18" of bark. The old growth trees that size had the hard dense version that would hinge and pull wood fibers just like the sap and heart wood. In old growth fir the "best" bark I ran into was the 6/8" thick. Sometimes I was cleaning my air filter from the fine dust after just getting the tree on the ground. If I cut the bark off in the front/side of the tree it is usually so that I can see the two cuts for alignment. On the sides it is so that I can see the hinge and not cut the corner/s off. I agree with northman logging about getting rid of the bark in the back for wedging purposes, especially in the spongey redwood bark version and fir bark. In the thin hard bark on redwoods it will actually help with wedging occasionally. Sometimes I will chop the fir bark off since it holds a lot dirt and will dull your chain/s. The thin spongey redwood bark doesn't chop very well. A lot of the time the axe will just bounce off. The thick bark version will chop pretty good, most of the time. Redwoods are a completely different animal. There is no "normal" in the bark, sap wood, or the heart wood of that matter. Thanks for watching.

[@41odyssey]

in bc large doug firs have heavy bark the back is slabbed off for wedging you get better lift off of actual wood than bark

[@iraagans3144]

I noticed that alot of people are confused about "production logging " and what he's doing in the video. Preparation and fine tuning your cut is time consuming, dick wagons that are in a hurry shouldn't have chainsaws near buildings. In the end the target was to avoid the small building which was achieved, if more people took their time there wouldn't be (chainsaw fail videos) . If your in a big hurry stick to the forest and mountains where you can't damage houses ,trucks, or your ego. Nice job Jack.

[@timpope9384]

Does the 462R come with the bigger falling spikes from the factory?

[@hotsaws101]

Tim Pope hi. Not sure. Have not yet had my meat hooks on the factory R version. Thanks for watching.

[@timpope9384]

hotsaws101 on one of your videos you blocked off the decamp valve on the saw and plugged the hole. What’s the reasoning behind this?

[@hotsaws101]

I'm blending my mix oil and using this saw as one of the test subjects.

[@timpope9384]

hotsaws101 what type of blend are you trying?

[@jeremynovak6752]

How did you get your hands on a 462?

[@ebomb4life1]

Jeremy Novak educated guess but he has extreme experience with stills and is a legend logger. Knows how to rep a good video as well

[@richardf9137]

Good stuff!

[@Ebaybow]

Big cluch cover?

[@hotsaws101]

Ebaybow hi. Nope. It has the new tough guy look cover. They are not the same as the 362 version even though the covers appear the be the same visually. Thanks for watching.

[@leonardvirtue5753]

Nice!

[@Super06duramax]

Hotsaws101 how do I go about getting in touch with you to mod a saw I have

[@hotsaws101]

Sending an email is the best place to start. Thanks for watching.

[@Super06duramax]

hotsaws101 could I get ur email please

[@tjlovesrachel]

Super06duramax in the description.... hope you got it by now

[@Bakolpokat]

👍👍🤝🔥

[@charlesrichardson4032]

She is waking up I want one so bad do you have any idea when we can get one . love your uploads

[@HowieFeltersnatch694]

11:43 lmfao

[@austindenotter19]

charles schmidt switch to plan b, quick!

[@woos31]

That go fast clutch cover leaves alot yo be desired in the chip spittin department I see, other than that little observation.......that saw has uh PLENTY under the hood in that configuration. So the bark swell was the cause of the slight stutter in the saw when you started the 2 face cuts? I've never ran one but was just that that was the Mtronic version finding the sweet spot in the tune, but to the highly untrained such as myself, I thought 'dang that seemed quick draw on the tune from idle to WFO, pretty damn good!' I myself wouldn't mind going backwards in series of saw to the '0' versions of orange and white. Especially an insane-o Jacky-san 064.........I think that would be a bad mother in an all-around saw contest, but I would take a Jacky-san insane-0 anything so who am I kiddin

[@hotsaws101]

Woos 31 hi. I think it's a combination of getting a bar full of bark, me backing out of it slightly and the m-tronic system tripping the limiter. The Stihl electronics are a little bit more subtle than the Husky version when cutting out the pulse from the coil. You can also hear it bumping up against the rev limiter when finishing off the face cut ~ 2:44/2:47. This saw is constantly bumping up against the rev limiter because of it's state of tune. It is fighting the bark swell a little bit here as well. Thanks for watching.

[@woos31]

hotsaws101 copy that Jack, thanks for explaining a bit more in detail pard. Enjoying all the new videos

[@calumspalding9873]

11 mins just to do the face cut you could fell the tree and have it half cleaned out in that time 🤦‍♂️. Should only need 3 cuts to drop the tree not 33

[@victoriousvictor7978]

Calum spalding well come on now. Where is your video. Post it up.

[@Fabzacres]

Never mess with natural selection!

[@MostlyPeacefulCombatVet]

That dude probably just bought himself a brand new saw, watched some how to videos, and thinks he's a pro. So just hop on the ol' KZbin, and attempt to tell a legend how to use a saw. Pathetic

[@martinstreeworks3310]

WTF? Boys and girls this is a perfect example of someone who really does not know how to efficiently cut down a tree, I would of had this tree downed, limbed and bucked into 16'4" sections in the same amount of time this joker got it onto the ground, you are truly over rated Mr. Hot Saws!.

[@hotsaws101]

Wow, another super, awesome, I'm the best in the west (or anywhere for that matter) guy - no need to ask. Sidebar: I was not trying to get it down quickly...…... Side note: You would have been busted for the inappropriate log lengths as well.

[@batmantiss]

Okay when it's YOUR company on the line, we'll see how long it takes YOU. Hero.

[@wesleycallison2079]

@@batmantiss venomous

[@smithtradfallning]

7 pin?

[@hotsaws101]

kyle smith hi. Yes. Thanks for watching.

[@twagner6155]

I like what you said about God's grace. Are you a believer? "Believe in the Lord Jesus and you will be saved". (Acts 16:31)

[@hotsaws101]

T wagner hi. Yes I am. Thanks for watching.

[@twagner6155]

Ok

[@natoshaward7588]

You butchered your face cut..even after all that time trying to fix it lol, yikes!

[@hotsaws101]

NaTosha Evinrude I kind of mentioned that the window of opportunity for this tree was very small. I come from the time where the fallers did their best on each tree - trying to makes things perfect, no matter how long it takes. I checked your channel to see how it is done "correctly". Maybe you should stick to critiquing guys likes Shawn White.....

[@natoshaward7588]

hotsaws101 I log in montana..I don't video myself working, I don't care for people to see me that I don't know. I don't need to prove myself to anyone....and no shit you take your time on your face..but you absolutely did a hack job. Iv seen your videos and I like them alot..what's wrong with saying you did a hack job? You did what you could but it looked like dog shit.. Can't take criticism? Thats too bad. Why does everyone say where's your videos of doing it...I don't think you know how to whipe your ass since you have no content of it. Must just leave it pasted on...get over urself...one last thing, you have about a 3 inch Dutchman...that's an automatic fail for anyone trying to get certified, maybe you already are and are just fucking lazy now. Who knows who cares. Good luck to ya, your gonna get someone killed one of these days. Yawn! unsubscribed douchebag