Unreal. Got a pair of these second hand and no idea how to fasten properly so while searching youtube for help, you have the same ones! very grateful to you . thanks

At the 36:00 minute mark my eyes were in shock.

Oh that view! Scary!!!!

Good to see you again. Grateful for your Videos.They have helped me alot.

Why don't you record Raw videos no more especially in these nice trees that you're climbing and taken down I would love to see the footage brother

Hello from Mt. Airy. Glad to see another video from you. Learned a lot from you over he years too. Keep up the great work.

Good morning to you I'm doing well

Ciao vecchio ! È da troppo che non ti vedevo . Vedo che non ti fidi ne di *zigzag* Né di *runnerPro* Ma del bel vecchio metodo che funziona sempre Io sono più vecchio di te Ma vado da sempre cosi idem Ricordo ancora uno dei tuoi primissimi video come assicurarsi È eivedendo come sei ancorato è una bellezza ricordati ! ⚡ *Saremo vecchi!* ⚡ Ma non obsoleti !

It's been years since I've seen one of your videos. You definitely put a smile on my face ☺️. Keep grinding 💪 brother.

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Here's a revised version of your comment: I know this is an older video, but if you're still into tree work or hobby climbing, I think a lot of new climbers could really benefit from a remake of it. Consider using a newer camera or phone with higher resolution, and perhaps have someone film for you or use a steady base. Multiple angles and cuts could also help. You present the information clearly and in a way that's easy to understand. With those small changes, this could easily become one of the best introductory tutorials on using basic tree spikes on KZfaq. I really appreciate the video-thanks, and I hope the past 12+ years have treated you well. Nicholas Orion Williamson

I think my 540 may need a new carb, it wasn't running all that well this week. What replacement would you suggest?

Great sharing sir watching from Canada 🇨🇦 thanks for the information

Great advise. Great explanation. Thank you.

This is fire

Hey i see this was 12yrs ago you still climbing bro?

I've always put the rope behind me just like you explained. Some guy was saying to have it in front of you, but it doesn't move as smoothly as when behind. So I was thinking,"Have I been doing it wrong all these years?". Do you know how hard it was to get a simple answer? Man! I can't really do tree work anymore because of an injury so I watch a lot of videos on the subject. I remember working for this company. We were in a neighborhood were there wasn't much traffic. We at a four way intersection. The guy insisted that we put the chipper literally underneath where he was climbing. He was rushing us so it was chaotic. I had a bad feeling from the start. Anyway, one of the ropes got all tangled up in a branch and like I said they were rushing (showing off is more like it) and the branch we lowered still had the line on it and the guy, from what I remember, didn't untie it as it was put in the chipper. So yeah, it got sucked in so fast. Fortunately no one got hurt. But I remember the owner trying to point the finger at us ground guys. I knew it was stupid what we were doing but I think he was so embarrassed that he had us work like that but he never apologized to us two guys who almost got killed. Some company owners are all about themselves. I just thought I'd share that experience hoping that other young guys would be careful and watch that rope making sure it doesn't get snagged and pulled into the chipper.

Nice work, I work at a campground and we had to remove some dead and dying ash trees do to the ash borer , I was working as a ground guy kinda I helped clean up and it was fun, love being outside and getting a workout in!!!

That's awesome. I love that saw. I bought one new years back even though I've never been an arborist. It was my favorite saw. I really regret having to let my ms200t, ms261 pro and my Ms361 go, years ago in 2004. Smh I can't afford them anymore sadly, but I did buy a G111 clone of the ms200t just because I missed having that 200T the most. I'm not expecting the clone to be as good or last as long in use time. But the design is the same so I'm sure I'll enjoy using it anyway. Lol Anyway congrats on getting a legendary beast of a Stihl top handle saw! 😎👍

Bro, you’re fucking tearing that tree up

I'm 50 years old and I want to learn how to do this, 20 years of my life was spent in the Navy. Now im board. love the videos Brother

Very interesting. Like all your Videos . They are covering areas nobody talks about. Deeply appreciated.

Enjoyed the Video. Your right about there not being any Videos on taking Gaffs apart. That's the first one I've seen. Really helped me alot. Liked your other Gaff Video as well.

Great presentation. Thank you for exemplifying things that can go wrong. That makes your video much more useful

Old schooool lmao

Great fish bait

Good lesson.

I have one and the chain keeps coming off

Great video. I climbed my first tree today. I did everything you explained.

Great video and great explanation on how to use the gear.

Tree climbers have gigantic balls of steel. They make a tuh tink tuh tink sound when you walk.

So did you toss out the springs or did you cut them to fit in the 5" height?

Great video takes the mystery away. Ordering spikes today!

Link please

it would be helpful to show how to know which climber is for left and which is for right --- how do you tell --- I watch another video they said the gaff should be leaning a bit forward - I guess if you had it on the wrong side it would be leaking backward ---- also how should you properly buckle the bottom straps -- should they go around the steel or inside-- should the long buckle be going around the back of the foot...? thank you --- I am glad you shared your knowledge of this tool !!!

Does anyone know the model number for this chainsaw I have one but I can't identify it by model number or do you know what model number Husqvarna has matching parts

That ball looked like a crane at firsr lol.lol...cameras do strange afects on ropes sizes and movements. What was that didnt look like throw ball

I find myself holding my breath and clenching my hands while watching this! omg! What a great teaching video! Thank you. I have a tree in my yard right next to my house that needs this kind of skill and ability to come down. I learned a lot.

Great video man. Thanks for sharing.

I got one coming tomorrow,.

Awesome video! Ready for my first climb with old set of Buckingham 3122. I'm 67! Lol!

Good info there man

Good stuff not far from my home.

Awesome video and thanks for sharing .

That was a beautiful view of the valley. Nice job working that steep hill. Stay safe.

Wow that's some cool stuff man you guys did a good job. yeah that's some beautiful country

Great job nice work what kind of helmet do you have in this video you are wearing also do the glasses that pull down on it do they ever fog up a lot

I found the carb floats full of gas on mine. fun rebraising that for smiles. new carb is 10$ new. this thing is a Beast.

man u really need a brand new wood chipper!!!!!!!!