"Echoes of History: Saying Goodbye To A Ancient White Oak"

[@jeremybuchanan4759]

nice swing @ 6:05

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@jeremybuchanan4759 thanks bud

[@robgunter4800]

Merry Christmas! Thank you for the vid!

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@robgunter4800 you bet

[@N8outdoors]

Awesome job man! That echo shreds 👀

[@chichitex1252]

Great video Jeff! Thanks for filming for us! Merry Christmas!❤❤❤

[@nate-408]

Thats a gnarly sprawling white oak bud. Great job working it up! A storm brought down a 44" white oak on my property a few weeks back. I got that one worked up, It was quite a bit of work. Lots of sprawling limbs too. They were in a big tensioned pile lol. I just got a lanyard from Damien, got the northern lights color. Its a great lanyard very well built. That 2511 is cute but that 200 is hard to beat. Thanks for sharing and taking us along bud. Its much appreciated.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@nate-408 thanks for watching

[@NickTaylor-lm1lv]

Nice climb on a sprawler. Im in Tennessee and those are daily climbs. I get excited when we have a pine removal.

[@br-dj2ti]

Great work brother as always that 2511 is beautiful God bless Merry Christmas

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@br-dj2ti merry Xmas!

[@warrengreen-pu2bx]

You have a knack for making it look easy. Excellent work. Hope the little Echo starts running clean. Merry Christmas, my friend.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@warrengreen-pu2bx little bit of tuning and she will be a ripper

[@rickstafford5316]

That 200 is just hard to beat. Nice work

[@jimbrewer2893]

What a shame to have to cut down such a beautiful tree.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@jimbrewer2893 beautiful from a distance but it did have a bunch of issues

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

That little saw was a great gift, I know it just needs a little bit of adjustment. Thanks for the video and Merry Christmas to you and your family

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 you also buddy

[@Woodrats272xp]

Got to remove high and low speed adjustable stops. Little orange stops. All Echo’s need a little adjustment and break in. They run great eventually.💪

[@brianfloyd8033]

Nice job

[@thomasberk2597]

I love my 25-11 but nothing beats my 200T best climbing saw it’s always to go too.

[@danmcburney3247]

Well it looks like that little saw eats good... didn't seem to bog down in the cuts. I first thought the elevation difference is probably the culprit but I just looked on Foreflight and you're only about 400' higher than here or Michigan so that must not be it. I'll bet with a little time you'll have it running good. If not I think you've got my cell# and I'd like to try one 😁 Thank you for the video (it's really great just ta see ya !!! I really enjoyed visiting with you at TCI !!! I hope you guy's have a really great Christmas ❤❤ Tell Andrea Hiiii

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@danmcburney3247 merry Christmas!

[@L3Dhelpguide]

Nothing personal, but as one who repaired saws. It amazes me how most climbers don't adjust them when needed....

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@L3Dhelpguide I wish I knew how

[@opendstudio7141]

That few thousand feet of altitude has that ported out saw running a bit lean. More octane needed for you ponies. 🐴

[@dan-dan-da-treeman]

That's what I was thinking. Needed adjustment.

[@erlendgreulichfrontierbigw218]

Yes, depending where the saw was tuned - you loose about 3% motor strength per 1000 feet…I work in Colorado and often have to adjust saws between jobs going between 5000 and 10000 feet…

[@hankjordan2602]

Is that mistletoe growing in the tree.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@hankjordan2602 affirmative

[@carl27890]

I definitely wouldn’t want that growing against my house, but after watching all the nice firs die on my fathers property while it’s surrounded by oaks, and all the redwoods he planted get stunted around them, im a little biased

[@julianalderson3938]

That said jeff you got the forearms for 200 all the time'

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@julianalderson3938 haha

[@runtimmytimer]

My 2511 dies all the time, too.Constantly adjusting the carb. Super annoying but it’s light and runs better than my husky 435T. Horrible saw.

[@AndrewMorano-o1w]

How do I get into this line of work? I am in the USA, Georgia.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@AndrewMorano-o1w get a job with a local tree service

[@Woodrats272xp]

Do your research. Make sure it’s a good quality tree service! Make sure you stay a while so they will actually teach you. Stay positive and be a sponge. Absorb everything. Plan on spending some money for good gear. Go home at night and study knots, rigging techniques and tree species. It will all pay off. Above all practice safe work techniques!💪 stay safe and good luck.

[@AndrewMorano-o1w]

@@Woodrats272xpThank you

[@cartercutstrees]

so funny i just finished editing a review on the chinese knockoff echo 2511. video will be up tuesday

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@cartercutstrees heck ya

[@dougdinsmore9751]

Hey Jeff, I enjoy and try to watch all your videos. Please do me a favor and turn CC on. Too many hours running saws and equipment with no hearing protection and I’m pretty much stone deaf. Trying to read lips during a video doesn’t work worth a damn. Thanks, Doug D from Humboldt. Merry Christmas!

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@dougdinsmore9751 I’ll try to figure that out

[@brandonsklenar0321]

If you pause the video cc should pop up on the right hand corner of the screen

[@alltree78]

I think you have to do that?

[@dougdinsmore9751]

Thank you, I will try that.

[@robert.brokaw3829]

I would say that saw sucks since it won't stay running. Maybe it's like a new vehicle (when you stop it quits running to save gas - LOL). Stay safe.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@robert.brokaw3829 just needs tuning

[@twistedcell2679]

In true 2511 fashion, wont stay running. I want to like the 2511 so much but my stock saw does the same crap and they have adjusted it and swaped carbs, just a turd.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

@@twistedcell2679 I think this one will be sweet once it’s tuned right

[@Woodrats272xp]

@@jeffschroeder9089 i agree

[@julianalderson3938]

Cuts real nice. But no idles hardwork. Looks like by great for all the pines ya do repetitive cuts. Cheers.