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[@PimSchouten]

So lovely to see the human crane Mitch, mr cinnabon Randy, and tube salad Jacob working together again. Love it :)

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Us too!

[@happycamper6352]

The knot technique used to secure the pickle allowed for an aggressive and fast pull by the climber. The knot held so tight that the climber had to do a bit of work (but not too much) to get the secure pickle loose, and yet it was still undamaged. A+ execution. In all my years in the field, I have never attempted this, and now that someone proved that it is possible and demonstrated proper technique, I will have the confidence to give it a try. Thank you so much.

[@theuns390]

Hey Bud! Remember when you were bullied out of your previous channel that you worked so hard for. Remember when you started this one with nothing but hope and faith! Have you looked at your subscribers recently...? So close to a MILLION, you can basically taste it! Just wanna tell you that I am proud of you! Well done! You are proof that you can't keep a good man down! God bless you and your family!

[@AnomadAlaska]

Thanks for the perspective. Seems like yesterday and decades ago. Jake has more subscribers that all the tree guys I follow. His video editor is killing it. Probably edits dozens of channels and knows how to appease the algorithm and still make something informative and entertaining.

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thank you that is very kind 🙏

[@TristanAD_]

A guy I work with bought their Pole Saw and I couldn’t believe how great it was even with just a 4Ah battery so I’ve been looking into the chainsaw! Literally just started looking at them last week so I’m glad you’re uploading this!!

[@nathankelly7259]

Yeah the pole saw is great…I have all the Milwaukee m18 saws, but use the pole saw a lot more often

[@pocket7videos562]

We come for the cutting and stay for the yapping! Keep being you.

[@phylliswilliamstn]

I watched the evolution of the other channel and saw how it changed when the video “pros” came in. The channel lost its heart and authenticity and became a product. I’m so glad you’re up and running with a new channel and in control of creativity. God bless you, prosper you and keep you safe. I’m a retired educator and just enjoy watching people cut troublesome trees. 😅 That’s how I found your channel.

[@sniperfi4532]

The chain saws are pretty nifty if you’ve already got Milwaukee gear. Their m18 and m12 hatchets are awesome as well.

[@tomintexas817]

My m12 hatchet wears a 10 inch bar and chain from a pole saw works great

[@johnjohnston65]

I have a little Makita 18 V it only has a 10 inch bar and it works great from the Bucket Your husky videos prompted me to try it. It does go through batteries pretty fast, but the charger will charge them as fast as I burn through them. Love your videos. I’ve learned a lot watching them.

[@fishrrelaxing9361]

Just used one of these for hurricane cleanup.. I was low on oil mix and everything was closed so I used it to delimb up to 6” limbs and it actually works very very good.. lasts pretty long on a 12.0 battery.. I mean it’s no a gas saw but it got the job done and allowed me to conserve the little fuel I had helping someone in an emergency

[@fmixthings]

I love my Ryobi 12" 18v for chipper ground work. Battery saws are great for smaller jobs, quick cuts and small yard home owners. I haven't touched my 16" gas saw in a couple years because of the 18v battery saw.

[@larryolson397]

The M18 saw is what I carry on my overlanding rig to clear trails of downed trees and such. Easily handles what I find in the way of 4inch and similar downed wood. Awesome tool!

[@miked123ization]

I’d like to see ya try a dewalt battery chainsaw. Once you start buying battery tools from one manufacturer you tend to stick with them because of batteries and chargers. I’m all dewalt and have been tempted by the chainsaw to keep by our chipper.

[@mattheweklund319]

Most entertaining tree service videos on KZbin bar none!! Really enjoy your content and positive personality!!! Stay safe! Matt.

[@jeffkerr4249]

I do Linework here in Ga and that saw is my go to for limb and tree removal.

[@ryanreutzel5238]

I love this channel I can’t stop watching you guys work it’s awesome

[@crossan008]

I need to get my hands on their top handle!

[@loganriechers8764]

I live on 1/2 and acre of slightly wooded land in the Midwest. I Have the 12V chainsaw and the 12V shears. It's about all I need for general upkeep. I've seen online you can get the 12" bar with the skip chain off the pole saw and put it straight on the "hatchet" saw. Would be nice to have for the odd times I need more bar. The shears are freaking awesome though. Nice to cut anything around 1" diameter. Not sure if those would be helpful to Jacob but he should check them out

[@Frankzeien]

I went out 2 months ago and gotten Echo e-Force 18inch battery works very well.

[@066logger]

I’ve been running the little Milwaukee for 3 years now cutting firewood. It’s amazing what the little saw will do if like you said you keep an open mind. One thing that’s a huge upgrade for it, get an Oregon .050 gauge bar and then stihl full chisel chain. It’s significantly better with no noticeable loss of battery life, larger cutters that last more sharpenings and most important of all, you’ll hardly ever throw the chain anymore. Now, with all that being said. This year i finally upgraded I found a stihl msa300c. It’s head and shoulders above the Milwaukee, more powerful, will cut in one battery what the Milwaukee takes 3-12ah batteries, it has dual dogs and it cuts plenty fast to fall trees with. It’s no 660 but it’s supposed to keep up with the 261. Very impressive for a battery saw.

[@FixthisCD]

I have one, works well. Also have their pole saw, actually I like the pole saw for taking the little limbs off, don't have to lean over ;)

[@julianalderson3938]

Got a stihl 220c battery. Its gutless but sharp so good to nip stuff up n head for the chipper. Even few jobs slashed down in the back of the truck. No fumes but will thro a chain easy. Thanx

[@mitchgleason7242]

i really dig mine for doing invasive brush(bush honeysuckle) removal. Cut, treat stump, stack brush, move to the next one. no need to restart saw and don't forget to treat stump because i cut down too many at once before shutting off a gas saw

[@yetisdeuce1315]

Oooohhh...I didn't know Milwaukee had a top handle saw! I have their M18 in this video, the M18 pole saw, and the M12 hatchet. I really like them! Always had a MS180 in the past for keeping up with 5 wooded acres...but now all I use is the M18. I bought a MS311 for larger stuff, but anything 12" and under gets the battery saws. Earlier this year, I rented a boom lift to drop a couple trees, and to limb a half dozen more. I used the M18 rear-handle to drop the 2 trees, and the pole saw and hatchet to limb the rest. They are winners in my book!

[@artillerest43rdva7]

like the “chain saw sleeves” that Mitch has! cooler then long sleeves! the battery based saws work really well, just like most of the new tools driven by batteries. things improve with the technology. love your chatter during the process ! work is not work, when you have fun doing it!

[@Kritter2020]

Just dropped a dead standing oak over 33" at the base with mine. Ran 2-6ah batteries and was a bit much for them and probably the saw too. Got it on the ground with 1 battery and got 2 complete cuts near the base with the other battery. Smaller softwood I'm sure would be no issue at all. Now the hatchet I picked up with it is a mean little mofo, will be my go to around the house for anything 6" or less.

[@johndunbar2393]

I'll be honest, I wasn't too sure about this battery powered chainsaw stuff. Then I wanted the M18 Quik Lok head for quick weed eating and pole sawing and they had a promo where I got the rear handle chainsaw for free, with the Quik Lok kit. That dang thing if frickin handy if a guy only has to make a few cuts. I can't wait to see if it does better with their new batteries they have coming out.

[@chasm9557]

I've found that in general, battery tools are better if you need something where convenience is a big plus. My dad uses his Makita saw to maintain my parent's property, and he prefers it to his gas saw because of just how much more convenient it is. Now, his gas saw only comes out if he has a dead tree to cut down.

[@davepass1344]

Messasge to Randy... Very cool to see you go old school and use the 3 knot prusik system... Used it as part of my climbing tickets.. But never again... Maybe it's time to scratch my head use it... Well done everyone.. Nice job..

[@bobrutherford4097]

Loved the combo of characters 😊

[@roykaltz3233]

I know here in Michigan, that the some fire departments are using Milwaukee M18 chainsaws to cut through residential roofs, because they can put a bar on them that they can set the depth, so they don’t cut through the trusses.

[@JuniusDexter]

I enjoy Randy's old school rigging.

[@shawntrevordaniel]

The m18 is pretty alright. Been using it as a ground saw for a couple years, it limbs pretty fast for its weight, although it has a tendency to throw chains

[@dawsy20069]

The FUEL is Milwaukee's branding for there brushless motor tool line, The brushed line doesn't get the fuel branding.

[@therealjoey724]

The 261 I believe is stihls smallest commercial saw, and with m tronic it’s nuts

[@rickstafford5316]

Nice work guys. Nice bang for the buck.

[@darnelljenkinson7407]

Jacob ask milwaukee to review their pole saw. It's a great addition you can lock up in the work truck.

[@RngrfromtheMtns]

If you are already a Milwaukee user I can see how this would be great but I struggle wanting to have an electric saw and a pile of batteries. I think a $250 Echo from Home Depot is a better option OR a Neo-Tec/Holzfforma knock off for weekend warriors

[@iduswelton9567]

U 3 make good fellow works on a job site - makes a day easier and more fun and the day go by quicker - GREAT JOB GENTLEMEN 😀👍👍👍

[@AnomadAlaska]

Have you thought about upgrading audio gear so we can hear around machines/saws? Might be an extra editing step. Other channels have figured it out. Us old timers can't hear speech well with a lot of background noise. Protect your hearing kids.

[@jimmyf1312]

I have this saw.. you really need a 12.0 battery to get real use out of it. They are 250 dollars each

[@tomintexas817]

Quick question sorry if I'm not supposed to. Why do tree companies not sell more firewood they make mulch from everything?

[@williammaxwell1919]

LOL It's not every day you see pickles being hauled up a tree. Are they available at Sappy Supplies?

[@mariusfredriksentrefelling982]

Convert the 261 back to .325" mutch better for the saw, I have it with 20" bar and that work great

[@PicklesBrandt]

I approve of the pickle discussion

[@GWHcraig1088]

i have the Ryobi battery caw for quick things like that. although i beat the crap out of mine and use in very dirty conditions where i dont wanna risk a good saw.

[@Austin-234]

I own 2 of those saws and one has 20bar and the other has 18 bar and I’ve felling 3 big trees and cut like butter

[@willieclark2256]

8:37 ‘it’s Algonquin for ‘the good land’

[@kiesha104]

Good stuff, I mentioned electric chainsaw to a buddy who only cuts here and there and he started talking about his Craftsman set he just picked up...😮😮😮 Off hand found a old set of klien and son spikes, do they have weight ratting on them ???

[@jessecogar8224]

In before the Milwaukee dual battery or MX fuel chainsaws.. I hear a bigger saw is coming, I'm hedging my bets on a dual battery saw with the new M18 Forge batteries!

[@arthurjennings5202]

Fun video. Thanks for sharing.

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

nothing like being reminded you're tall time after time after time, just in case you forget

[@carllamb6711]

Great work guys until the next time……. wow 6 foot. Seven😮😮😮

[@bernhard8540]

A lot of people have batteries and a charger already so really it's just the cost of the saw❤

[@bangbang-ul6wv]

i use this when its early or later at the house just bucking up small fire wood in the wood pile the houses next to me probly like it more then me ha i switched to a 18inch oregon bar and chain and its night and day over the factory one!

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

Yeah... but when is the battery powered Chainsaw Chainsaw coming out?!!!

[@havespurswillclimb]

Enjoyed the video. Nice camaraderie.

[@jeremybuchanan4759]

"... just teamin' up here ... Mitch Zenobi Trees, my company's called 'Guilty of TreeSon' and ... uhhh ... that's Randy" :)

[@jakobgrann3158]

My company is Guilty of treeson and thats Randy. Just wonder do sappy ship to Norway?

[@mcauleyman]

I think its time for an 18inch bandit

[@iduswelton9567]

Ive never seen a pickle delivered by rope up to the tree climber - VERY INTERESTING 😅🤣😂

[@timaustin110]

You two together 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love it 👌👌👌

[@sizemoretreeworks]

20:14 I’m gonna freak out and use Arbor Freak😂

[@markroper9269]

Sometimes, a man has to have a pickle! Don't judge.....electrolytes bro!! 😆 More videos with these guys...please. Thanks!!

[@colecampitelli1170]

Love Randy

[@shahrilismail6899]

jacob can u make a video about how u sharp ur chainsaw chain

[@leftyeh6495]

There's this nifty feature on youtube where you can go through the whole video library! There's a video on this channel of Jed showing how to square grind. There was a video on the old channel using a power grinder and files.

[@shahrilismail6899]

@@leftyeh6495 thanks

[@AnomadAlaska]

If you only want half a pickle can the Milwaukee take care of that for you? That's what I want to know.

[@Bkob1471]

Does it seem like top handle Milwaukee is turning faster rpm’s than the rear handle?

[@SharksOregon]

I got a pickle, I got a pickle… I got a pickle hay Hay hAy HAY!

[@rackets001]

15:35 Now you see him... Now you DON'T!!! 🪄

[@darnelljenkinson7407]

Serious note with milwaukee chainsaws. Take the battery out when not in use. To easy for a kid to grab 1 in the truck and "be like dad". I just turn it 90degrees and store it that way. Be safe God bless

[@leftyeh6495]

That's a parenting issue. My kids have never hurt themselves with any of the dangerous stuff around the house/truck/shop. They get taught how to use stuff, explained why it's dangerous, and I'm more than happy to let them run stuff supervised once they can handle it. Take the curiousity away, make them use it as a tool, and all of a sudden it's work and not play.

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Yeah great point!

[@stevenbenavente1229]

I think you should sell Chinese clone top handle, ported saws

[@Dbopper]

I’d smoke at tree with you guys any day😂

[@watchthe1369]

Milwaukee= Homeowner storm damage, Husque= professional pruner?

[@OliverDiGeronimo009]

GET A MAKITA 40V AND MSA 220 TC-O!!!

[@9.16TreeService]

There is a video on youtube with those two saws and the t540ixp I believe! I have the 36v makita and like it besides it stalls to easy. The Stihl I never used but for it’s price it seems foolish almost! The 40v looks decent tho. These milwaukees look good tho 👍🏼

[@OliverDiGeronimo009]

@@9.16TreeService Yep. I've got an 18V top handle which is small and only for small stuff. I just hope I win Guilty Of Treeson's MS 194 T giveaway. I have the rear handle 194 for carving.

[@jeepercdm2293]

Oh man! Another 2 pickle day!, that’s what my wife says.

[@itchinforfishin8038]

Is that the price with the battery?

[@leardi58]

What size file would you use to sharpen the Milwaukee thanks

[@MuhaloTube]

All those carnivals and fairs have been doing pickles wrong. Ditch the stick and put pickles on a rope!

[@GREGHOLUB]

Do you still run the ms400

[@L3Dhelpguide]

Fuel is brushless motors, the non fuel Milwaukee is brushed motors....

[@leftyeh6495]

Not quite. Fuel is the premier line of brushless. Then they have a cheaper line just labeled "brushless". Then they still have a few of the old brushed tools that just say M18. The cheaper brushless stuff is pretty much just rebranded ridgid (as TTY industries also makes ridgid and ryobi). Fuel stuff is the most expensive, but also the most overbuilt and heaviest. I still have some older M18 stuff from before they made fuel and sometimes it is nice to drop some weight if you don't need the power. I would never buy anything but the fuel line to have as my one and only though, as it does have way more power especially with a 8.0 or 12.0 battery.

[@TheHockeymaster4]

This is incorrect. Milwaukee makes brushless tools that are not FUEL…

[@alan-dr8uo]

Does it shut down when low on bar oil

[@robiulislam4091]

I want to buy this machine, I am from Bangladesh

[@porcucoon]

Get a MS170 and compare the two.

[@scrapmanindustries]

I run a ms171 and the Milwaukee. The Milwaukee is more comparable to maybe the 211 or something a bit bigger. Not as good as the 250 but bigger than the 171

[@KayBeee]

What model was the 50cc home owner saw?

[@rbhe357]

Not every day you see a video titled "cheap" reviewing a Milwaukee tool. I suppose it is when you feed the family using a few thousand dollars worth of other brands.

[@leftyeh6495]

They are cheap. It's just relative. I was happy to pay $2200 for a crimper, when the alternative was a $4500 greenlee. For the normal drills and impacts, they are cheaper than tools half their price if you're using them to get paid. I've noticed those who buy cheap tools (ryobi owners) don't know just how painfully slow and shitty their tools are. My buddy about shit when I had a fight with his ryobi multi-saw, and went and got my milwaukee out of the truck and blew through stuff without even slowing down. We had spent 10 minutes getting nowhere with the ryobi.

[@iffykidmn8170]

Not sure what happened but sound quality is subpar on this one, Noticed the attitudes changed and rightfully so after Randy's climb line headed for the chipper.

[@leonardvirtue5753]

Nice 😊 🤠🤙🤙💪

[@saltrock9642]

Quick video 😂

[@tombrandt365]

Randy, I'll sell you my pickle for a nickel.

[@terryfuller8724]

Maybe he’s a fickle pickle.

[@jonfyfazan]

👏👌💪🇳🇴🤠

[@julianalderson3938]

Get off the ropes jake.

[@grumpyscout4745]

If you get one, get a bigger battery for it.