Stump Cutting with a 3120XP and 6 foot bar!

Should you purchase a dedicated saw for stump cutting? In this video I showcase how easily you can remove large stumps down to the ground with a proper stump saw setup and talk about why you would choose the clean cut of a long bar instead of making the same cut from both sides with a saw using a smaller bar.

[@nicholasblohowiak29]

Omg I absolutely love your opinion on what other people might think. Absolutely loved your reaction 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Where I live, in the upper peninsula of Michigan. When someone cuts down a tree. People hear the saw running, and come running with trailers to get the free wood to heat their houses for the winter.

[@jamesedwards6269]

I don’t need air conditioning but I F-ing like it. Facts. Keep up the great videos love them.

[@poparamiro]

Nice video! 3120 is great... 🤝🤝🤝

[@kman54]

This guy is a mad man this is also the reason I subscribed

[@RainVale]

Woo! Been looking forward to seeing this since you mentioned you sold it to your tree service buddy!

[@EasyRider1977]

This is just brilliant😊

[@SteelCowboy]

No such thing as a bar to big, even cutting firewood I use long bar because I don’t wanna bend over to cut . I like saving my back instead of hunched over. I been cutting firewood and logging most of my life. I love that bar brother. You ain’t no dummy and those of us with experience and brains know that. The rest can shove a 36” up their arse if they wanna run their mouth lol. Love all your videos, yes I have suggestions at times but I also have questions. No matter how much you think you know you can always learn and teach. Oh and I love that you use saws that I don’t ❤️❤️❤️ gives me insight. Keep doing you my friend.

[@SteelCowboy]

Oh and I’m not sure if you know or not but them long bars usually don’t oil themselves, get yourself a squirt can for stuff like that or a tip oiler for when your slabbing with an Alaskan mill

[@SteelCowboy]

Oh and I only run gloves and safety glasses unless I’m felling then I toss a hard hat on, I cut more in one year then most do in their entire life.

[@shaun4bigblocks993]

​@SteelCowboy I am like Bodey, I tend to weigh my risks and raw dog it without safety gear A LOT- I guess I am just a legit cowboy... "I cut more in one year than most" I call BS flag on that one...

[@majorpixchannel7146]

You have awesome vibes my friend! VERY BLUNT! I like it! 👍

[@scottwilson4396]

Nobody does crazy like you buddy haha ! That was aweSAWome !!!

[@dougtaylor7724]

When cutting stumps I have found that going with a 7 tooth sprocket and richen the saw mixture to slow the chain speed. Just let it chew slow. You can get practically cut on the ground without destroying the chain.

[@aaronpowell4885]

Yeah, go ahead. Laugh it up. Won't be laughing when y'all have that 5+footer and only a 28-36" bar!! Thanks for sharing👍🏻

[@thef1sh17]

You ever watch Bjarne Butler up in Canada? He does a lot with a 36" bar.

[@snookdock]

Thanks!

[@novicelumberjack]

Thank YOU man!

[@jackylsmith8138]

Love the Super Troopers reference there. I have seen tree guys take down a 5’ wide tree with a 36” bar. The plunge cut and spin around the tree and make a perfect cut. It takes practice.

[@aprilecotton2060]

Thats easy. Not possible with a 24 or less though

[@nom5205]

what was that leveler for...???

[@garengtutorial8923]

👍👍keren

[@markhyatt1823]

How much did it cost for it that bar and chain

[@7eis]

With a big bar like that I prefer to cut a shelf for part of the bar to rest on and not even bother with a pilot (smaller bar) cut. Bigger bars are often 404 chain. I find they don't follow a 3/8 cut very well. Shelf will let you balance the saw/bar without fighting the weight. Also allows to go into the cut with high rpm, pivoting on the dogs to avoid bogging down. Bogging down and resetting is probably my number 1 cause of bad stump cuts - I get just impatient enough to make a visible difference.

[@chriskennedy7262]

my friend had a few 3120k saws such monsters :)

[@kipmyers5897]

I'm curious how you like the cylinder on this saw? I have a really nice 3120 that I bought with a scored cylinder and was wondering about aftermarket cylinders...OEM is very expensive but again this is a very pricy saw.....Could you give me some info on your 3120

[@crazyfeller5704]

👍

[@gustavogartner3145]

Muy bueno...cuántos grados te apertura puede tener la admisión por c cúbico de Carters ?

[@4.0gpa44]

Chainsaw chaps are a good idea. They saved my dad's leg once. They shouldn't be legally required, but are a good idea.

[@Doc-Cole_Trickle-of-Chainsaws]

Big saw 4 a BigGuy👍🆙

[@edbeck8925]

I want to get a saw to do some milling. I will probably be using a 42 inch bar, so I can cut 36 wide. What would you suggest between a 3120 or a 592 ? I live in Washington state where maple is the hardest wood in the area.

[@novicelumberjack]

I'd pick the 592, but it's possible that it might not oil enough. May need to run an external oiler setup. But the 3120 is near useless aside from milling, whereas the 592xp makes for an excellent big saw for normal use. The 3120 makes great power, but it's so big that you'll never want to use it. I much prefer the 592xp.

[@edbeck8925]

@@novicelumberjack thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@EcSsAwS]

Agree. The muffler mod is too big. I’d shrink it down to a single 3/4” My buddy Steve did that not me 😂

[@eriklong6390]

That 3120 looked f*ckin awesome with that 6 foot bar on it. Enough said.

[@larrywarner9314]

I made a couple tables out of curly maple and sold them for $3000 each , now that wasn't my intention at first but when I did the first one people were like wow I want one .there is a market for custom wood tables

[@woofy548]

Looks like the ants got ahold of that tree.

[@novicelumberjack]

Sure did. Got it bad!

[@BanditHat]

been hacking on my 6' stump in front of the hose with my 16"bar plug in saw.

[@dillgross6758]

good man good man! block out the haters! fugggg um!

[@somebodyhuman6918]

I like to cut some cookies to make a weights for lifting drill hole in the middle?

[@novicelumberjack]

That's it, I'm gonna get BUFF!

[@ethanpopdatyt7540]

I could cut it with a 25

[@KevinBigg]

You could knock the rot out and fill it with epoxy.

[@zedacruja681]

I am with you F Them all 6 f you take anything one time only...unfornatly I have the 48 only be use here not to many big like that but one day all be getting one GB 6 f

[@user-oo3dp2dl9g]

What a clown

[@derrickburchfield197]

The imitation power saw changing gears 🤣

[@scootypuffjr.]

Safety 3rd

[@redman715]

That’s to small should of used a 12ft bar😂😂😂

[@kenkauffman2529]

Who says size dosen't matter?

[@woofy548]

That's a nice limbing saw.

[@nom5205]

yep...dont have to climb to get to the limbs..!!!

[@Revellersaws]

Boedeality, fresh off the stump.

[@philirwin2028]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Jesusiskingamen7]

That’s a big saw

[@johncalliope197]

FYI. You don't want to be level. You want to be parallel with the ground.

[@nathanbigsby8731]

Not true. Apparently you don't fall trees in the mountains. You cut parallel to the ground on a steep hillside, with a tree growing straight up, that's a disaster waiting to happen.

[@nathanbigsby8731]

Or even worse, a tree leaning to the uphill side. Just trying to imagine cutting parallel to the ground is such a bad idea.

[@heavysnow8616]

Hmm, messing with the single hand saw I see. 😂

[@novicelumberjack]

Yeah, just a little top handle...

[@alexstromberg7696]

That echo sure is running bad

[@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe8011]

I got to crawl thru animal shit running an electric line under a. House..yay!

[@bethanyhaskiell9116]

Its called a manual oiler

[@novicelumberjack]

It isn't a manual oiler. Thanks for the comment, but it's different. A manual oiler would be pumped repeatedly, this is not. It is attached to a cable that goes down to the oiler and somehow removes all restrictions for much more oil flow.

[@novicelumberjack]

But I don't know...you could be right. But it wouldn't make sense to call it that. Manual would imply that the operator is pumping the oil, and that's not how it works.

[@DPPower-cb2ow]

Manual oiler is a pump that was not

[@bethanyhaskiell9116]

You still have to hit it yourself to pump extra oil to the bar so its still considered a manual oiler

[@bethanyhaskiell9116]

Its just a swich for extra oil flow

[@CutterCH]

The ones who say "you could have used a much shorter bar to get that done", are the ones who charge customers by the hour and don't have a 6ft bar. In other words, they're going to milk the hell out of the job, and a 6ft bar intimidates/scares them. Personally, I prefer a bar that'll make it through a tree in one solid cut. That's why they make bars in different lengths. If I wanted to whittle at something, I'd whip out my pocket knife and find a stick. LOL

[@user-oo3dp2dl9g]

This guy is a total clown