If you go back to work with them again you need to do a shop and equipment tour. I love seeing big companies like that and how they operate.

Jacob is doing the whole industry a huge service by the simple process of making these videos. Imagine the number of young people he is encouraging to consider the career of tree work. It's remarkable

Fun fact, Sugar Maple is often referred to as hard maple or rock maple. Now you know why.

I feel like the chipper is - until now, at least - the unsung hero of a tree felling operation

Homie (Lee)  has ALL the skills on the chipper controls😎👍  That's definitely a dream machine

Jake you clearly had fun being on a team to cut down the trees. You were in teaching mode when someone shouted for you to cut the tree down.I  laughed! You are a natural at this,you hunger for new and exciting things then turn around and teach others. Nice! Looked like a day that required a hot shower and a cup of hot chocolate to warm you up! Stay safe and warm! See you on the next video!

Your knowledge of sold, liquid and gaseous states is mind blowing 😂

Man,  that chipper is incredible!  What a time and risk saver.  Way cool.

I'll never understand what keeps me coming back to watching Jacob?! I'm not a tree guy, never been one, probably will never be one. Yet I find myself watching every video! Such enjoyable content!

It’s really cool seeing work in the area, Shreiner is a really good company, I’m going into my second year of business and I actually refer them to clients for tree health care, I don’t know anyone over there but i do know their reputation and I trust them. Very cool definitely an inspiration for a young business owner.  💪🏼💪🏼

Sugar maple is a super hard variety of maple. That’s why it’s used for custom muzzleloader stocks

That chipper is sick!!

the wood going from trunk to roots on maple is a spessial type of wood. in the old days it was used for handles for different handtools. maple is a funny wood even to split its popps like nothing else.

Northeastern loggers call it Rock Maple.

It's awesome to see you fill all roles. It's not just all about climbing. Love the channel.

Hard maple, or sugar maple, is the most durable of the maple species with a janka value of 1,450, which makes it one of the hardest domestic woods used in furniture making

WOW!!  That is an impressive operation, with guys of great skill and awesome equipment!!  Thank you for taking us along!!😊

We have morbark with a grapple and 3 vermeer x19s (which are massive P.O.S.!!!) That we feed with skids and mini skids......needless to say my back and shoulders appreciate it. These setups are worth their weight in gold!

I live in Southern New England in a world of sugar maples - no firs.  A neighbor's sugar house was across the road, and he used to tap my trees this time of year.
I'm no pro, just a gentleman farmer with a wood/saw hobby.  Probably 70% of my cutting is maple, with the balance white and red oak.
My tractor saw is a 261 with just a muffler mod, and it's sweet spot is an 18" bar.  My ground limber is a 361 with a 24".  Really big stuff has been a 661CM with a 32", but at 73, the weight is starting to get to me.  Just got the 500i that I was on a waiting list for a year and a half, so I'm anxious for that to take some of 661's work!
From the world of long rakers and short bucking teeth!  😁

Rock maple we call them