How to Use a Tree Jack

[@stevet8121]

The most efficient tree jacking video I've ever seen.

[@grzzlytmr]

Most likely will never use a jack. Great explanation. Was curious about pressures and process. Thank you Uncle Phil! 💪😎

[@DUCKDONKEY]

Appreciate the knowledge and detail sharing about psi on the jack.👍

[@59MackB61]

Thank you for sharing, nice work and nice job explaining!

[@krissingh4015]

You two absolutely rock!

[@clay.redlineadventures]

Nice work man. Thanks for the free lesson.

[@CWParks]

SOLID! Accolades for the performance and gratitude for the information.

[@peggykelley1799]

Cool stuff

[@haroldconner2645]

Excellent tutorial

[@jtownsend220]

Perfect

[@emil8786]

Nice 🙂

[@KevinsDisobedience]

Textbook

[@mute7116]

" Thats it!"....as Phil does the drunken sailor (foot in a hole) 😂 Good job. Good explanation. Stupid question: Do I hear the tip on that bar?

[@timberfallingcouple]

It's actually the noise of each individual cutter hitting the wood. It's especially pronounced when your rakers are a little low and your chain is a little dull, as here

[@stusue9733]

When can in the video you hear it best?

[@robatkins6432]

Please excuse my ignorance but why would this be nessecary? I'm sure ive seen you cut down just as big/tall trees without a Jack. Is it for accuracy, safety, type of wood?

[@timberfallingcouple]

Heavy lean, impossible to fell with wedges.

[@joemyers4037]

One of my buddies put a piece of black electrical tape on the handle for the jack for the measurement of how high to cut the jack seat I saw that and was like why the hell didnt I ever think of that 😂

[@timberfallingcouple]

That's a great idea!

[@woos31]

You mean I don't need a set of calipers to get my jack height...............I already have a them for setting rakers, and a dial indicator to make sure each counted stroke of the file is on plane?

[@timberfallingcouple]

955,0000 thousandths

[@gillerizedworksaws9561]

Camera cut at him almost eating shit 😂 Something I would do totally 😂

[@craig243ful]

does anyone know how much of a lean in degree's that you can jack over a tree just ball park i knowthere are a lot of varibles

[@timberfallingcouple]

I have seen some incredible stuff done with the big 50 ton treesavers.. but I'd say about 21 degrees off vertical is possible, but I can not verify the success rate or the exact angle of lean

[@craig243ful]

@@timberfallingcouple thanks i just wanted a guide line on what is possible im going to give it a try

[@jamesnotter4535]

Took him long enough to cut that pocket for the jack

[@timberfallingcouple]

Pocket