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Perfect timing when I saw this! It gave me the basis to make my own and trailer it to the jobsite. Finally finished a long time project. Thank you.

I blew the track on my sm100 the first week after I bought it 😂 Luckily it happened in my own backyard.

You have some amazing editing skills!

Nice work up there boss! I'd like to be a climber someday

I live off grid, and I am considering one of these for my hot water & heating. Where I live gets down to -40f, so for safety I like the “out of the house” heating system. Two questions: How much energy does it take to power the boiler with all the pumps/etc.? And that insulated pex pipe is awesome, I won’t be using half of what you did. How much $$ per foot does that run (generally)? Best video yet. 👍🏼

Nice, simple design.

I bought a used hand auger after watching your video. It works really well. Thank you!

The ground guy was chilling home drinking beer 😜😜 Keep the great work sure 🫡🫡

Shooting Groundhogs while you are working: That sounds like something out of a Charles Bukowski story! I understand that you have stopped filming...

A 22 minute video to chit chat about cooling vests and what he grows in his garden. Bring a lunch if you want to watch the whole thing. Next time make your video last 3 minutes, ok?

Well said mate. Its click bait.

Hey Spencer, I appreciate the non dramatic approach. Nice job. Well thought out, planned approach.

Never commented on your videos, but I think that’s the tallest tree I’ve seen you cut yet 😳

The sound made when that last large hunk of tree trunk his the ground actual made me chuckle out loud. It was more than likely me releasing some pent-up anxiety I developed as “we” near the sketchy top! Thanks for your sense of humor and your calm demeanor while facing a challenge.

Hey Spence nice work You got to try the nano speed cut on that 201. It's a awesome set up

Enjoyed the video. "Danger is my business"! Throwing chains & tracks.....could be dangerous (frustrating for sure). Dodging bullets by zig zagging the skid steer......operator popping up every now and then for a better target.....living la vida loca. Things you will do for a good customer (and hopefully getting extra bucks for the target work). Entertaining video....thanks for sharing.

someday watch Otiss Machines from 2 months ago

Ty!! 🤩🎉

Could you possibly elaborate on the types of wood you bought for the initial posts/the process of graveling and cementing. I want to make sure I allow for drainage. How much did this cost you?

Wow Neo, I didn't realize I clicked on the "MatrixSpencer" channel! 😂 ruclips.net/video/ODmhPsgqGgQ/видео.htmlsi=25DOBI9UurTmKP1m

Pretty amazing how you cut these trees down with such precision, loving watching everything you do (gives me ideas, I love thinking out of the box)

I have one of those trailers, Why not make a larger platform for the trailer (extend it out front and rear)

Great stuff man, your living the dream. Incredible view even if you have to dodge a few rounds while doing it. I'll take that over traffic and a boss any day.

Hi, I noticed something: you threw down the small logs (top of the tree) on the side next to the road, then the middle ones to the side, then last the big logs towards the back. I don't think you said something about that. That was smart and good planning: reducing the risk of a big log rolling towards the road. I will have to keep that in mind if the opportunity arises. Cheers

Haha, when you tally the job- thrown chain, thrown track, shot at. Meh, we survived; guess we’ll do it tomorrow. I’ve had a few times recently where I wanted to sell all my stuff and find something else to do. I was discussing it with another crew and they were like “well yeah- same experience but we’re still gonna get after it tomorrow”

I really like your company policies. My ground crew is often behind as well. I think the title thing is a slippery slope and totally understand where you're coming from. Seems like the drama gets kicked up a notch for the Tube

What types of saws do you have?

Danger! Danger! Danger! The rose bush nearly died! Wind! OMG! The wind! Be! Afraid! 😂 Aye. Fear sells. They even do it in nature programs now. Will the desperate baby seal escape the clutches of the deadly killer whale..? Complete with the ominous music. Does my head in. Great job. Safe but not boring. 😁 Great view from the top and ground-crew reliably disappointing as ever.

Hey with the 201 when the chain came off and the chain wouldn’t fit in the bar, run your chain loose so it spins round the bar and gets rid of the burd metal on the bottom of the chain. I always find it useful to do when my chain comes off. Great vid.

May I ask the size of the flat board resting on the top rail?

My kind of chill video.

You were making a difficult job look too easy...your client wanted to disturb you.... to make you work harder for the money..😊..it was supposed to be a hard job for you... in his eyes.

@metaspencer do yourself a favor and weld on a couple hundred pounds to the bad end for counter balancing. Good luck

My friend I think you need a machine that rhymes with mipper... 🤔🤔🤔..I'm just saying... That's alottttt of work for one person.. You're just a machine...

God bless..stay safe Spencer

Awesome bro! F**K YEAH - Unicender! I didn't realise you climbed on the Uni, best device ever.

Great video! Thats a big tree!! I haven't had the chance to take down a pine yet but I look forward to the day I do.

Thanks for sharing. That was a great climb.🎉

Chinese JUNK!!!

Enjoyed the discussion. I think I'm safer alone, I get that part of the discussion. Being pushed to hurry... that ain't great. Having someone on the ground ... yes... but for me... not always. Been a hobbyist in arborist space for 30 years. RUclips has taught me... thanks for sharing

Great video!

Love that self rigging figure eight method!

"it's a wiggler" 😅 sometimes after climbing wigglers all day, I continue to wiggle even when on the ground. 🌀🥴

What kind of truck do you have

Big tree, very well done! I’ve had clients do some weird things, getting shot at though, that’s a new one! And you thought climbing and cutting would be the most dangerous things you encountered that day…

Do I need to come up there and take over your ground crew for you?

That was an awesome view and very accurate with where every piece of log fell on the ground! Awesome job! I’m subscribing!

If you can get the chain back over the tip and lined up mostly in the groove just start the saw and hit the throttle a few times with the chain loose and it will chase the burr off the drivers and settle back into the groove…. Happens all the time slashing and that’s the preferred method of fixing it. Also if you slip a track and need to suck in the idler just put a few short pieces of limb in the valleys between sprocket teeth and use the drive motor to spin them into the track when the grease adjuster is backed out, it’ll force the idler back and give you lots of slack…. I use steel pins on heavy equipment but I’ve used wood also when doing field repairs… Nice job on that tree, I’ve got a few like that to do here in the near future, did it all fit in the trailer in one load?

When you are up a tree and uses the wedges to nudge the piece along, do those wedges fall and you have to find them later, or do you remove them at the last moment? Just wondering.

i think I'm going to be using that retractable lanyard idea for my mini wedge!