Processing a very sprung tree with a chainsaw and a good lumberjack!

[@GardenandForest]

Welcome friends and today's show! We are very glad that you are with us!

[@pedroarthurteixeira7681]

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[@oldguysrock2170]

I know this logger is way more experienced than me! But when I process trees that have blown over and are attached to the roots, I start at the top of the tree by clearing the limbs. I then start the cuts 20” apart until I get to the trunk. I have never had a tree sprung up. It is when trees are on top of others that the approach I take depends on where tension can be. But nothing but praise for this logger as he knows the physics involved.

[@Mike-su8si]

The ones I cut are always snagged at the top on other trees then sometimes I'll have to ruin those to get it to fall

[@oznetyoutube125]

I was thinking the same thing. I'm DIY just because I burn wood. I've processed around 100 cord, over the years.... Not being there, but looking at the video, my first thought was it would be safer to harvest this one from the top down to the pivot point. I cringed when I saw Him stretched all the way over His relief cut and one handing a deeper relief cut on the other side of the trunk.... But, like I said, I'm sure that I'm an amateur compared to this guy...

[@Tony.795]

@@oznetyoutube125 If the tension direction is straight up and down it's not that dangerous to do it like that, just keep your head out of the way. Twisted trees are far more dangerous. It also depends on how long the trees have been blown down. He appears to be preparing the trees for the harvester, which will process the rest of the tree. I did that for about half a year after a large storm.

[@thegreenrevival4424]

Standard practice is always sever the root plate

[@thegreenrevival4424]

Standard practice is always sever the root plate

[@tekknorat]

That looked so easy. This guy is a PRO.

[@f9qo]

Kudos to you for tree cutting in the snow and cold. Been there myself, and not my favorite thing to do.

[@GardenandForest]

Thank you for comment my friend !!! 🌲🌲🌲👏👏👏

[@aaroncarter5514]

From RI 💕 got to get the kids up to watch this one. The love you brother !!!

[@GardenandForest]

Thank you ! 🌲🌲🌲❤

[@izanmartinbello8789]

Feina excelent👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@GardenandForest]

👍👍👍👍🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@Sailor376also]

I answered in a reply elsewhere,, but Hello, Garden and Forest. Did the logger harvest the boles that day or in the following one or two days? Or did he leave the blow downs right where they are until the thaw? I think it is brilliant of the logger. The blow down took place in the summer or fall BEFORE the freeze. The freeze safely holds all the dirt lenses, the root plates, safely and locked upright. Were it me doing it, after cutting all the boles free from their root plates, I might just walk away and come back to harvest after the thaw,,, after all the root plates had fallen back into their holes,, when,, I am not there, not at risk. Over the decades I have become quite 'jaded' about root plates? Properly, they scare the hell out of me when 10 tons of dirt and lumber suddenly stands back upright. So to await the hard freeze to hold everything safely and static,, sound pretty good to me. I think your logger is brilliant.

[@3RTracing]

Didn’t see any sprung trees I wouldn’t tackle myself. Common sense and experience. (And a Husqy saw too!!!)

[@ionaluculesei9285]

Cel mai bun om 🥰🥰

[@3RTracing]

Hey look a Husqvarna. I love it!!❤️❤️

[@GardenandForest]

🌲🌲🌲🌲👏🤠

[@kevinheberttheriault8182]

Very nice video love it great work im happy i find your channel to watch your videos

[@GardenandForest]

Thank you.

[@kevinheberttheriault8182]

@@GardenandForest did you put a new oem husqvarna bar on your 560xp?

[@ekoserkel9332]

Amazing friend, big wood 👉✔

[@leninmi7579]

Danger zone in the spring, those root balls will plop back in their holes unexpectedly.

[@coldspring624]

Good running saw

[@pavchainsaws3405]

Nice video. 🤝🤝🤝

[@GardenandForest]

Thanks. 🌲🌲🌲👍

[@pavchainsaws3405]

@@GardenandForest you re welcome🤝🤝

[@cesarvidaltamarin8940]

Hola compita saluditos desde chile bendiciones

[@leonardleveque3745]

A lot of the trees you are cutting have blown over. Is this do to disease, root problems or just high winds. I have learned a lot from watching thanks for the vids.

[@cjmaslowski1112]

I worked on a huge lot with trees just like that years ago it was nerve wracking but if you scouted out before you cut things went well safety first

[@davidnajmon9944]

Good video,

[@GardenandForest]

Hello David! Thanks.🌲🌲🌲🤠

[@Jakub_A_TUNING]

Paráda pekná práca dávam like nech sa darí 👍👍👍🚜🚜🚜😃👌🍻🌳🌲🌲👌🍺✌

[@GardenandForest]

Díky Zetore!🌲🌲🌲👈

[@Rc_man690]

Ahoj Garden and Forest už sa na to teším 👍👍👍👍👍

[@GardenandForest]

Díky Páťo!

[@rogerwilliams2902]

I couldnt do what he does with windblow, but why does he not use the helmet visor nor flip the brake on when hes wandering about ?.

[@jasonhiggins6431]

Husky power and a very sharp chain

[@leonardvirtue5753]

Nice.😆 😆.💪

[@GardenandForest]

Thank you Leo!🌲🌲🌲👍

[@kestutisk9397]

Like 🙏👍🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@GardenandForest]

🌲🌲🌲👍👍👍🤠

[@anthonyaubry4120]

Tu es de quel pays ? Sinon toujours très pro 🤙🤙🤙😊

[@traumazombie3843]

What is that you do? Enjoying your work from way over here; Arizona.

[@tomlorenzen4062]

He's a glass maker...

[@MrIgottap]

@@tomlorenzen4062 time to bake the doughnuts

[@markblakeway80]

Thank you for the educational video. Question; Don't visors work best when they are down?

[@Mike-su8si]

Not when they fog up

[@JimLambrick]

Oh yeah, must be Germany or Austria, little short bars so you got to be right in the middle of the action. Very dangerous but they love those dinky little short bars.

[@tonyhoulihan7549]

Shorter bars = less fatigue = reduced likelihood of accidents. Bigger isn’t always better. Plus there’s less to sharpen when you hit a hidden obstruction 😉

[@Сергей-н5т3ы]

Парень молодец. Знает своë дело.

[@tuanluc9447]

yes

[@kano4282]

What area is this that such magnificent trees are blown over like this?

[@markushansen3715]

Yo dude!! Sick work u got there! I have not that mutch exsperiance but i know the work is har for your body so tell me how can u work like that for so long?? How is your back 2 days and mine i trash

[@markblakeway80]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that a mesh visor?. Why would it fog up?

[@w2tb36]

Windwurfaufarbeitung!!!

[@GardenandForest]

Yes 🫣

[@buddyhoffman164]

R you running the 572xp or what saw is that

[@wanderer2766]

What kind of Husqvarna did you use in this video ?

[@juprikjuprik3631]

So what's with having a safety screen on your hardhat and not using it. That's not a good lumberjack. Safety first

[@juprikjuprik3631]

@Shad Rock hahaha that would be me getting firewood camping

[@MrSeraph2]

Zdravím, dobrá práce! Jaký typ/značku sekyrky máte za pasem? Díky

[@GardenandForest]

Fiskars x7

[@grassabrutta]

do you think a 562xp with a 28" bar could manage that ?

[@pascalvasseur8603]

👍😘

[@3RTracing]

Ha- the guy dulled his saw using it as a broom on that last cut. Had to call it a day.

[@bldlightpainting]

It would have been a lot safer to start at the top of the tree and work backwards to reduce the weight and thus the spring pressure.

[@getl0st]

He did a terrible job of cleaning up his escape area. if that thing had rolled towards him, he would have gotten hung up on those branches sticking into his back

[@hanscompernolle2399]

Logger walks around with running engine and not using the chain brake

[@AHMETDARENDELi]

😇👍🇹🇷

[@Mr11ESSE111]

Next time he must use wedgers to not stuck chainsaw

[@HorseMalone]

I measure up, mark out, then start at the hairy end.

[@mientayangiangvlog9335]

👍👍👍👷🙋

[@ericmaxwell4161]

Drunk walk

[@cutaboyz]

Good lumberjack ! Chain hanging off,no visor down no use of chain brake ,no step cut when doing first cut and damages the wood in log. Fail.

[@viorelscrob6391]

Where is that?

[@dominikmf6249]

👍

[@ulugbekmuhitdinov2663]

🤝🤝👍👍👍👍🇺🇿

[@fofan-vl5uj]

560 XP? Jaká rozteč řetězu 325!?!

[@GardenandForest]

Ano

[@gurkandemirci1445]

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[@ericmaxwell4161]

Have another drink of vodka

[@文吉施-m9s]

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[@darrelldaniels9436]

Was just going to say...leave it pinch your chain against

[@swagtech_]

Kudos to you for tree cutting in the snow and cold. Been there myself, and not my favorite thing to do.