Big Timber Down by the Creek

@rickstafford5316 7 months ago

Y’all look like just a playing around day dropping huge sticks. What a great job.

@loghog4392 7 months ago

Fun sitting here by the fire at home watching you guys. I have worn out, not "damaged" out 3 sets of Silvey jacks and never once purposely put in an undercut before a jack seat. Many times the back lean was so bad that it would have been impossible to do the seat last. But everything worked out just fine for you. Nothing more than an observation from an old faller. That's all.

@rancancookcanoy9768 1 month ago

I recall stories my father-in-law would tell about the first chain saw that came into the woods, with a stinger. He and his friend cut down one of the largest fir trees in oregon over by kings valley. Hard work and great men helped build Oregon. Enjoyed your video and watch the saw work that Garrett is doing. Thank you.

@ToddAdams1234 7 months ago

Gordy, I believe that you should look into making your own lightweight chainsaw bars, at least a prototype. Then do your cost analysis a figure out where you could realistically streamline it to be affordable for you and your customers both. It might be more hassle than it’s worth, but think about it regardless.

@johndunbar2393 7 months ago

Ole Garrett has a ton of finesse with a saw. Some guys ram and jam and are like bulls in china shop, but he's smooth. Very nice work fellas.

@TheAcenightcreeper 12 days ago

I picked up the 28t jack after watching your previous video on how to jack a tree over. I love it, i use it for my own property, big east coast hardwoods, even at 28t, ive never had a tree it couldnt push ober

@Andrew-uh7bv 7 months ago

It’s weird watching people I know on tv even if it is just YouTube. I cut with Garrett in 2020 only for a month as I was just up to visit but he’s a top hand that’s for sure. One of the best