00:00:00.060 so welcome back friends you know what 00:00:01.67000:00:01.680 time it is it's time for the wildland 00:00:03.98000:00:03.990 firefighters saw your kid you guys asked 00:00:05.93000:00:05.940 for it a lot of folks said yeah please 00:00:07.36900:00:07.379 do it we'd like to see that and I would 00:00:09.56000:00:09.570 like to share with you what I put 00:00:10.94000:00:10.950 together now this is not the end-all 00:00:12.70900:00:12.719 be-all those guys that probably have a 00:00:14.95900:00:14.969 better kit than then I have that have 00:00:16.88000:00:16.890 been doing it longer the thought of some 00:00:18.68000:00:18.690 things that I hadn't thought of but this 00:00:20.45000:00:20.460 is what works for me so let's start with 00:00:22.18900:00:22.199 the soul first off what is a wildland 00:00:24.56000:00:24.570 firefighter Sawyer well there are three 00:00:26.87000:00:26.880 levels that you can achieve in the fire 00:00:29.75000:00:29.760 service you can have your a B and C 00:00:31.66900:00:31.679 followers you know your low end is going 00:00:33.44000:00:33.450 to be qualified certified to basically 00:00:36.68000:00:36.690 do simple bucking cutting clearing off 00:00:40.01000:00:40.020 the trails and stuff and then you're 00:00:41.66000:00:41.670 gonna go with your mid-level followers 00:00:43.25000:00:43.260 which can do you know up to a certain 00:00:44.93000:00:44.940 size a tree and then of course your 00:00:46.94000:00:46.950 advanced followers which typically come 00:00:48.79900:00:48.809 out of logging that have a lot of 00:00:50.38900:00:50.399 experience are going to be the ones that 00:00:52.61000:00:52.620 are cutting down the dangerous snacks so 00:00:54.74000:00:54.750 but even regardless of which one you are 00:00:58.11900:00:58.129 most of these things are going to 00:01:00.17000:01:00.180 translate very well so what is the saw 00:01:03.17000:01:03.180 of choice of the wildland firefighter 00:01:05.47900:01:05.489 well everything that I think I've ever 00:01:08.35900:01:08.369 seen on a fire I don't think I've seen 00:01:10.16000:01:10.170 anything that wasn't a steel and 00:01:12.71000:01:12.720 typically what is being ran are the 00:01:15.10900:01:15.119 where the early ones were the 440s 00:01:17.57000:01:17.580 the four 60s the four sixty ones like we 00:01:21.62000:01:21.630 have right here the four forty ones 00:01:23.33000:01:23.340 those the big professional saws the 00:01:26.03000:01:26.040 entry-level well I guess that that's 00:01:28.10000:01:28.110 that is the not the entry-level but 00:01:30.98000:01:30.990 that's pretty much where you start for 00:01:32.96000:01:32.970 professional falling saws for Western 00:01:34.91000:01:34.920 saws why is that well as you as you may 00:01:38.51000:01:38.520 or may not know steel has multiple 00:01:41.17900:01:41.189 levels of saws they have their homeowner 00:01:43.81900:01:43.829 grade then they had their maybe what you 00:01:45.83000:01:45.840 would call a prosumer grade then they're 00:01:47.48000:01:47.490 gonna have their professional grade 00:01:49.06900:01:49.079 what's the difference well cost for one 00:01:51.56000:01:51.570 the pro saws are double what some of the 00:01:54.05000:01:54.060 other saws are but what you get is you 00:01:55.70000:01:55.710 get a more horsepower you get a more 00:01:59.03000:01:59.040 rugged build you get big you get big 00:02:02.33000:02:02.340 jaws or when mine doing blank right 00:02:04.49000:02:04.500 there please tell me in the comments 00:02:06.44000:02:06.450 what that is spikes 00:02:08.57000:02:08.580 big spikes you get a lot of a lot of the 00:02:12.74000:02:12.750 portions of the cheaper 00:02:13.88000:02:13.890 the plastic you're gonna get the 00:02:15.67000:02:15.680 aluminum instead and on and on on 00:02:18.41000:02:18.420 compression releases and they're just 00:02:20.00000:02:20.010 they're just more robust they're 00:02:21.53000:02:21.540 designed they're 100 percent duty cycle 00:02:23.51000:02:23.520 saws meaning that they're designed to 00:02:25.34000:02:25.350 run full shift all day long bars we run 00:02:29.81000:02:29.820 long bars out here this is not a long 00:02:31.76000:02:31.770 bar this is what I don't know a 25 maybe 00:02:33.83000:02:33.840 28 but if I'm gonna go on a fire I'm 00:02:36.26000:02:36.270 gonna take a 32 inch bar and it's going 00:02:39.50000:02:39.510 to be a light weight bar there's new 00:02:40.85000:02:40.860 bars out now that the full Center has 00:02:42.89000:02:42.900 been milled out and they press in a 00:02:44.72000:02:44.730 lighter material I don't know if it's a 00:02:46.25000:02:46.260 composite or if it's aluminum makes a 00:02:48.56000:02:48.570 tremendous difference wouldn't think 00:02:50.75000:02:50.760 like you wouldn't think that it would 00:02:51.86000:02:51.870 but hold your arm out with some weight 00:02:53.15000:02:53.160 on it you know you get that a 32 inch 00:02:54.59000:02:54.600 bars along saw so that's basically the 00:02:57.50000:02:57.510 sod now I heard from a friend of mine 00:02:59.06000:02:59.070 that works at the Forest Service that 00:03:00.50000:03:00.510 there is a complete hold when it comes 00:03:03.59000:03:03.600 to the US government they're not buying 00:03:05.87000:03:05.880 anymore steel saws because of a vapor 00:03:08.30000:03:08.310 like luck problem and you can go online 00:03:10.49000:03:10.500 and watch these videos and they're 00:03:11.99000:03:12.000 pretty spooky and what's happening is 00:03:14.21000:03:14.220 that these saws are building up there's 00:03:16.72900:03:16.739 pressure building up in the tank and 00:03:19.03900:03:19.049 when you open them to fuel up it sprays 00:03:21.83000:03:21.840 out really drastically in some cases and 00:03:25.37000:03:25.380 that's a big problem if you're working 00:03:27.41000:03:27.420 on a wildland fire and your active fire 00:03:30.11000:03:30.120 and you step off the line and you're 00:03:32.18000:03:32.190 gonna fuel up your saw which you're 00:03:33.50000:03:33.510 going to do many many times a day and 00:03:35.39000:03:35.400 you crack that that gas the lid and you 00:03:40.25000:03:40.260 have a geyser of fuel that sprays out 00:03:42.35000:03:42.360 maybe ignites a fire maybe even ignites 00:03:45.05000:03:45.060 the firefighter it gets on your clothes 00:03:46.61000:03:46.620 it gets on your on your gloves they need 00:03:49.16000:03:49.170 to fix that that's a huge huge problem 00:03:51.35000:03:51.360 so I have heard and I haven't verified 00:03:52.94000:03:52.950 this but there are no more steel saws 00:03:55.49000:03:55.500 being perfect purchased until they sort 00:03:58.16000:03:58.170 that out so I think with that sort of 00:04:00.22900:04:00.239 buying power I would imagine that it 00:04:02.12000:04:02.130 will be sorted out ASAP 00:04:04.61000:04:04.620 I would think or Houska varna might step 00:04:07.22000:04:07.230 up to take over the market which isn't a 00:04:08.96000:04:08.970 bad thing either all right so you're 00:04:11.18000:04:11.190 gonna have in addition to your saw 00:04:12.80000:04:12.810 you're gonna have to have a cover for it 00:04:14.78000:04:14.790 and you know safety the government 00:04:17.22900:04:17.239 safety Sally lives at the federal 00:04:19.52000:04:19.530 government housing so there is going to 00:04:22.09900:04:22.109 be some sort of a covered 00:04:23.28000:04:23.290 you carry yourself in won't even get cut 00:04:24.90000:04:24.910 which I'm not opposed to it this is a 00:04:26.97000:04:26.980 doubt module Mar but dole Mara Domar is 00:04:30.23000:04:30.240 it's a gas can slash oil can that you're 00:04:34.26000:04:34.270 gonna have for your chainsaw there 00:04:35.49000:04:35.500 should be two compartments we're gonna 00:04:36.66000:04:36.670 have our oil because we need to run 00:04:38.13000:04:38.140 borrow oil to keep the lubricant chain 00:04:40.35000:04:40.360 lubricated as well as our two-stroke mix 00:04:42.84000:04:42.850 on one side and you'll notice that one 00:04:44.85000:04:44.860 side is only half as big as the other 00:04:46.65000:04:46.660 because usually if your saw is oiling 00:04:49.17000:04:49.180 correctly you can fill your gas once 00:04:52.82000:04:52.830 when you fill your gas your bar oil will 00:04:55.62000:04:55.630 last your two tanks so it's when you 00:04:57.15000:04:57.160 when your gas tank is empty your bar oil 00:04:59.04000:04:59.050 on your thing is usually gonna be half 00:05:00.48000:05:00.490 full so that's that's why it's that so 00:05:02.73000:05:02.740 this is really nice I carry mine with a 00:05:04.56000:05:04.570 little beaner on it because it's I'm 00:05:06.57000:05:06.580 always hanging it on stuff I don't want 00:05:09.00000:05:09.010 it to bounce away on the engine and just 00:05:10.89000:05:10.900 a little piece of webbing I can't tell 00:05:12.33000:05:12.340 you how useful this is in even in daily 00:05:14.37000:05:14.380 life now this one I've had around for 20 00:05:17.01000:05:17.020 years man this is back when they really 00:05:20.04000:05:20.050 made them good and it used to have the 00:05:22.74000:05:22.750 you know the little accordion nozzles 00:05:25.65000:05:25.660 that came off there well one of my 00:05:27.57000:05:27.580 subscribers and I'm sorry I don't 00:05:28.92000:05:28.930 remember who it was gave me the night 00:05:30.24000:05:30.250 the best tip he said do you know that 00:05:31.71000:05:31.720 those are stranded on the bottom so he 00:05:33.36000:05:33.370 said yeah did you know that those are 00:05:34.65000:05:34.660 threaded on the bottom of that and it 00:05:36.57000:05:36.580 takes it perfectly except there accepts 00:05:39.24000:05:39.250 perfectly a boil like a quart of oil you 00:05:42.30000:05:42.310 buy for changing your car if it accepts 00:05:44.76000:05:44.770 those caps and it does I don't know man 00:05:47.49000:05:47.500 it's the cool it's it's the coolest 00:05:49.50000:05:49.510 thing so I have like you know those 00:05:51.36000:05:51.370 things will fail on you and then they 00:05:52.95000:05:52.960 crack and fall off and so I have used 00:05:55.62000:05:55.630 these and they've worked out great 00:05:57.03000:05:57.040 it's been really wonderful so this is a 00:05:59.39000:05:59.400 doll Marv I've all never heard this 00:06:01.98000:06:01.990 called a doll Mart outside of wildland 00:06:04.44000:06:04.450 firefighting there's all sorts of 00:06:06.09000:06:06.100 different names and nomenclature for 00:06:08.46000:06:08.470 things that just don't exist anywhere 00:06:10.56000:06:10.570 else I don't know that a lot of 00:06:12.06000:06:12.070 tradition hard hat of course covered 00:06:14.43000:06:14.440 that previously my wedges you I'm gonna 00:06:17.79000:06:17.800 carry two full-size wedges and you carry 00:06:20.13000:06:20.140 nylon wedges for the very reason you can 00:06:22.65000:06:22.660 see right here see how that's all cut my 00:06:25.62000:06:25.630 granddad when we used to cut wood you 00:06:27.72000:06:27.730 know before these weren't always 00:06:29.10000:06:29.110 available there was only metal wedges 00:06:30.81000:06:30.820 and he had bought aluminum wedge 00:06:33.47000:06:33.480 I remember that and I asked him why 00:06:34.88000:06:34.890 granddad did you buy those aluminum 00:06:36.14000:06:36.150 wedges he said well if I'm fallen timber 00:06:38.45000:06:38.460 and I run my saw and they're the 00:06:39.92000:06:39.930 aluminum is softer than the steel and it 00:06:42.17000:06:42.180 will not destroy the chain and then 00:06:44.48000:06:44.490 they've went to these plastic ones which 00:06:46.34000:06:46.350 are even better 00:06:47.21000:06:47.220 so I'll carry a two full size ones as 00:06:50.24000:06:50.250 well as two smaller ones I'll show you 00:06:51.71000:06:51.720 here in a minute I'm also gonna carry 00:06:54.29000:06:54.300 this is going to be my father's belt 00:06:56.11000:06:56.120 right here now not everyone does this 00:06:58.55000:06:58.560 but I'm seeing it more and more I've 00:07:00.47000:07:00.480 actually I actually saw a guy on the 00:07:03.14000:07:03.150 fire last year for the first time it was 00:07:05.15000:07:05.160 a that was a high level follower that 00:07:07.97000:07:07.980 was using the the aluminum scabbard this 00:07:11.72000:07:11.730 is the Grizzly Peak enterprises me made 00:07:14.36000:07:14.370 an Idaho these are the best absolutely 00:07:17.63000:07:17.640 the best so you're gonna go out there 00:07:20.00000:07:20.010 usually you'll have a pounder which is a 00:07:21.71000:07:21.720 special tool that's kind of a Pulaski 00:07:24.11000:07:24.120 with a flat edge on it for pounding 00:07:25.94000:07:25.950 wedges I'd like to have I just carry a 00:07:28.37000:07:28.380 small axe and I always take my small 00:07:30.68000:07:30.690 forest axe and yeah it's a little bit 00:07:32.39000:07:32.400 light on the light side for wedges but I 00:07:34.01000:07:34.020 like it if I need something bigger I'll 00:07:35.87000:07:35.880 use a pounder but this is I always have 00:07:38.15000:07:38.160 it on me and it's not I don't leave it 00:07:40.04000:07:40.050 leaning against the tree it's always on 00:07:41.36000:07:41.370 my person the nice thing about the 00:07:42.74000:07:42.750 scabbard is that this sits if you're 00:07:44.69000:07:44.700 right-handed right off you're on the 00:07:46.52000:07:46.530 right side right on your right hip you 00:07:48.65000:07:48.660 can reach around you can grab it you can 00:07:50.24000:07:50.250 use it and you can drop it and put it 00:07:52.04000:07:52.050 back in and it doesn't ever come out 00:07:54.50000:07:54.510 I've never had it come out also I'm 00:07:57.38000:07:57.390 gonna have hooked on tethered on here a 00:07:59.98000:07:59.990 ask wrench tool this is a chainsaw tool 00:08:03.17000:08:03.180 for tightening the chain removing the 00:08:05.42000:08:05.430 spark plug and I take a little drill or 00:08:07.88000:08:07.890 drill and drill a hole in it and I just 00:08:10.04000:08:10.050 wrap a piece of pique cord around that 00:08:11.87000:08:11.880 and I hook it to this little brass link 00:08:14.00000:08:14.010 on there this leather deal and I always 00:08:15.68000:08:15.690 have it with me you'll lose these if you 00:08:17.30000:08:17.310 don't if you don't have them tethered 00:08:18.56000:08:18.570 and you you need it all the time so that 00:08:20.99000:08:21.000 goes on the fallers belt and then what 00:08:23.12000:08:23.130 I'll have over here on the other side 00:08:24.29000:08:24.300 it's usually an IFAC so when I FAC is a 00:08:27.47000:08:27.480 is a has kind of come out of combat vet 00:08:30.89000:08:30.900 from combat veterans a personal 00:08:33.35000:08:33.360 first-aid kit to deal with massive blood 00:08:35.71900:08:35.729 loss of massive trauma which is what 00:08:37.64000:08:37.650 you're going to have from a chainsaw 00:08:38.65900:08:38.669 work right and so I'm what I'm gonna 00:08:40.28000:08:40.290 have in a knife AK is going to be a cat 00:08:42.35000:08:42.360 tourniquet I'm gonna have a Israeli 00:08:45.35000:08:45.360 bandage a compression bandage 00:08:47.03000:08:47.040 and some sort of a quick clot then the 00:08:50.06000:08:50.070 purpose for it is not for fixing a 00:08:52.70000:08:52.710 boo-boo on your finger this is if you 00:08:54.68000:08:54.690 drop a chainsaw bar on it someone gets 00:08:56.93000:08:56.940 really hurt you can stop the blood deal 00:08:59.06000:08:59.070 with the blood loss and so I don't have 00:09:01.58000:09:01.590 it on here now because I only have I 00:09:03.49000:09:03.500 have two of them but they're on other 00:09:05.99000:09:06.000 stuff things so when I go on a fire I 00:09:07.82000:09:07.830 will pull one off there some I don't 00:09:09.62000:09:09.630 know I can't duplicate everything it 00:09:11.06000:09:11.070 just gets too expensive but also when I 00:09:13.28000:09:13.290 keep on here for now or one of these 00:09:14.87000:09:14.880 really wonderful folding dump bags these 00:09:18.23000:09:18.240 are made by co-actor up and up in 00:09:20.03000:09:20.040 Washington and what it is is it's a it's 00:09:22.79000:09:22.800 a bag that gets really big really big so 00:09:26.12000:09:26.130 you can drop stuff in there and if you 00:09:27.80000:09:27.810 wanted to carry extra fuel bottles or 00:09:29.48000:09:29.490 borrow oil or whatever or you could just 00:09:31.22000:09:31.230 drop your eye pack in there these are 00:09:32.51000:09:32.520 really handy to have and and I even been 00:09:36.14000:09:36.150 back and forth carrying these on my 00:09:37.85000:09:37.860 wildland pack but very nice there Molly 00:09:40.76000:09:40.770 so you can weave them into something 00:09:41.96000:09:41.970 they're really good for even for 00:09:43.73000:09:43.740 shooting you can use it for grabbing 00:09:45.14000:09:45.150 extra magazines stuff so I keep that on 00:09:46.91000:09:46.920 there and this is my father's belt I'm 00:09:49.58000:09:49.590 not going to carry a tape followers 00:09:51.29000:09:51.300 measure like you're a loggers tape on 00:09:54.35000:09:54.360 there because I'm not concerned we're 00:09:55.76000:09:55.770 not cutting dimensional lumber we're 00:09:57.08000:09:57.090 good this is other other stuff this is 00:09:59.60000:09:59.610 just firefighting stuff so also I'm 00:10:01.79000:10:01.800 gonna have a this is a this is a 00:10:03.41000:10:03.420 shoulder pad this is a you'll see that 00:10:05.93000:10:05.940 loggers use these followers have used 00:10:08.72000:10:08.730 them for years and what it is is that 00:10:10.16000:10:10.170 high quality felts a thick felt and 00:10:13.34000:10:13.350 they're slits in there with a nice soft 00:10:15.38000:10:15.390 rubber leather leather outer that 00:10:18.86000:10:18.870 stitched on there and that's designed to 00:10:20.81000:10:20.820 go through your suspenders because 00:10:22.55000:10:22.560 loggers wear suspenders on their on 00:10:25.49000:10:25.500 their or they call rags a lot loggers 00:10:27.59000:10:27.600 are the clothing that they wear you know 00:10:28.94000:10:28.950 they cut with him the hem off so that 00:10:31.16000:10:31.170 they don't when you're walking on logs 00:10:33.41000:10:33.420 with limbs and things if you get caught 00:10:35.42000:10:35.430 up on that the hem is reinforced it will 00:10:37.97000:10:37.980 you'll fall and it'll you can get hurt 00:10:40.22000:10:40.230 so they cut the hems off you'll see 00:10:41.93000:10:41.940 loggers walking around you know they 00:10:43.43000:10:43.440 look like they have high water so that's 00:10:44.84000:10:44.850 the reason why they cut the fins that 00:10:47.06000:10:47.070 the hems off so if they do get caught on 00:10:49.88000:10:49.890 a nub or a branch or something it'll 00:10:52.01000:10:52.020 simply tear so guys that have been out 00:10:54.11000:10:54.120 working you know for a long time you'll 00:10:55.58000:10:55.590 see that their leg their pants are 00:10:57.14000:10:57.150 shredded up if they look like rags and 00:10:59.33000:10:59.340 that's what they call them I got these 00:11:00.66000:11:00.670 my ranks don't wear that but they'll 00:11:02.73000:11:02.740 also wear this on their shoulder so this 00:11:06.60000:11:06.610 the the suspenders will weave through 00:11:08.49000:11:08.500 there I'll weave this through the risers 00:11:10.65000:11:10.660 on my pack in this will disperse right 00:11:12.99000:11:13.000 there because when you carry your 00:11:14.04000:11:14.050 chainsaw up on your shoulder this 00:11:16.35000:11:16.360 protects you sometimes you'll walk miles 00:11:18.45000:11:18.460 and miles carrying a chainsaw and it's 00:11:20.43000:11:20.440 really uncomfortable it would really 00:11:21.87000:11:21.880 start to hurt and it will tear up and 00:11:24.06000:11:24.070 cut up your pack and you're not using 00:11:25.59000:11:25.600 the guard all the time which seems to 00:11:27.57000:11:27.580 happen so I'll carry that I don't want 00:11:29.70000:11:29.710 it on there all the time but if I am 00:11:30.96000:11:30.970 going to be working extended as a run 00:11:33.24000:11:33.250 extended purpose as a follower I'll 00:11:35.10000:11:35.110 throw this on really quick it's very 00:11:36.87000:11:36.880 nice of course we're gonna have our 00:11:38.43000:11:38.440 chains on chaps these are on the short 00:11:40.08000:11:40.090 end whenever I have inspection I have to 00:11:41.67000:11:41.680 kind of I have to be sagging with these 00:11:43.83000:11:43.840 things because they don't quite they're 00:11:45.54000:11:45.550 supposed to cover all the way down to 00:11:47.58000:11:47.590 the boot and there's a little bit of a 00:11:48.78000:11:48.790 gap on there but I can if I get come 00:11:51.06000:11:51.070 down a little bit I can pass there 00:11:52.23000:11:52.240 because I like the shorter ones because 00:11:53.82000:11:53.830 they're easier to move in I'm more 00:11:55.41000:11:55.420 nimble but you might not be able to get 00:11:57.66000:11:57.670 away with it so quality Pro chainsaw 00:12:00.18000:12:00.190 chaps are gonna be a must I'm going to 00:12:01.92000:12:01.930 bring you in close for the replacement 00:12:03.60000:12:03.610 parts and how I keep the saw up and 00:12:06.15000:12:06.160 running and a few other things that I 00:12:09.54000:12:09.550 keep right here this is the bag made by 00:12:11.61000:12:11.620 my friend that does reset the recycled 00:12:13.59000:12:13.600 firefighter or recycled firefighting I 00:12:16.31000:12:16.320 think it's a recycled fire fire buddy 00:12:18.63000:12:18.640 makes these really robust bags and tool 00:12:21.48000:12:21.490 rolls out of old Single Double it was 00:12:25.14000:12:25.150 double jacket old fire hose which is 00:12:26.88000:12:26.890 tough tough stuff with look at the size 00:12:28.65000:12:28.660 of that zipper and that's awesome stuff 00:12:30.36000:12:30.370 so let's take a look inside this as a 00:12:32.58000:12:32.590 Sawyer it's one of your primary 00:12:34.56000:12:34.570 responsibilities is you got to keep your 00:12:36.06000:12:36.070 tool running that is your tool and guys 00:12:38.01000:12:38.020 are depending on you and you have to 00:12:39.93000:12:39.940 keep that thing running and so what if 00:12:42.21000:12:42.220 you're out there for miles and miles and 00:12:43.65000:12:43.660 miles and you lose your bar nuts you're 00:12:45.75000:12:45.760 out of commission so it's it's it's it's 00:12:49.35000:12:49.360 poor planning poor planning not to have 00:12:52.53000:12:52.540 these extra parts out there and I see it 00:12:54.18000:12:54.190 all the time I have loneguy stuff I've 00:12:56.61000:12:56.620 got their saws going again for just lack 00:12:59.07000:12:59.080 of it's inexcusable I mean it's not 00:13:01.77000:13:01.780 their fault either they're coming out of 00:13:03.24000:13:03.250 college and they're getting some 00:13:04.29000:13:04.300 training and some training is good and 00:13:05.76000:13:05.770 some is bad we happen to have the gold 00:13:07.68000:13:07.690 standard here with a guy my friend 00:13:09.78000:13:09.790 Roland that runs the Sawyer the training 00:13:13.11000:13:13.120 here he 00:13:14.22000:13:14.230 he wrote the curriculum for the whole 00:13:15.45000:13:15.460 nation and he is tough and if you come 00:13:17.82000:13:17.830 out of there a certified follower you 00:13:19.65000:13:19.660 indeed know what you're doing okay 00:13:21.51000:13:21.520 starting off I'm gonna have a couple 00:13:23.37000:13:23.380 files here I'm gonna have a round files 00:13:26.13000:13:26.140 of course everything that we're gonna be 00:13:28.53000:13:28.540 using all the chain are gonna be round 00:13:29.94000:13:29.950 files because round files the edge last 00:13:32.28000:13:32.290 longer than the then a chisel chain then 00:13:35.94000:13:35.950 we're gonna have a raker file or a depth 00:13:37.86000:13:37.870 gauge file on there as well just leave 00:13:40.50000:13:40.510 that little blue thing out there that's 00:13:41.73000:13:41.740 a nice presentation deal so in here I'm 00:13:44.40000:13:44.410 gonna have my small pieces and this is 00:13:46.44000:13:46.450 nothing more than just I didn't have a 00:13:48.09000:13:48.100 really good plastic case to protect my 00:13:50.19000:13:50.200 spark plug so I this is just one of my 00:13:53.46000:13:53.470 little silky saws came in that could 00:13:55.41000:13:55.420 have a spare spark plug I'm gonna have 00:13:57.96000:13:57.970 some spare clutch springs these are the 00:14:01.50000:14:01.510 springs that if you take off the side 00:14:03.33000:14:03.340 cover that are gonna hold the you know 00:14:06.15000:14:06.160 activate the clutch these things can 00:14:08.04000:14:08.050 break good luck getting that replaced 00:14:10.47000:14:10.480 when you're out in the middle of nowhere 00:14:11.43000:14:11.440 it's a simple thing go to X mu go to saw 00:14:13.62000:14:13.630 shop just get those an extra pilot 00:14:16.02000:14:16.030 bearing in case that goes bad on me I'm 00:14:18.39000:14:18.400 gonna have an extra actually I should 00:14:20.82000:14:20.830 have two bar nuts in there but I stole 00:14:22.35000:14:22.360 one out of there to give to a guy last 00:14:23.88000:14:23.890 year and I just now realized that and an 00:14:26.70000:14:26.710 extra wear pad these are top and bottom 00:14:29.94000:14:29.950 they're the same wear pad that goes on 00:14:31.68000:14:31.690 the inside cover and they seem to fall 00:14:33.21000:14:33.220 out they seem to I lose them all the 00:14:34.95000:14:34.960 time I couldn't have an extra factory 00:14:37.94000:14:37.950 elasto start an extra pull rope with 00:14:41.52000:14:41.530 handle you're not gonna start your saw 00:14:43.71000:14:43.720 without that if it breaks and they break 00:14:45.18000:14:45.190 they do they they break and I'm gonna 00:14:47.70000:14:47.710 carry in here also to mini wedges I 00:14:49.79000:14:49.800 really like these mini wedges there's 00:14:52.02000:14:52.030 sometimes they're just the right thing 00:14:54.66000:14:54.670 for the job they're a whole lot easier 00:14:56.22000:14:56.230 to carry than these big ones and I don't 00:14:58.44000:14:58.450 want to carry four big ones that that's 00:15:00.12000:15:00.130 a lot of weight these are heavy 00:15:01.80000:15:01.810 so I can kind of supplement that with 00:15:03.75000:15:03.760 the two little ones and they fit in your 00:15:04.98000:15:04.990 back pocket really good and they don't 00:15:06.81000:15:06.820 fall out and then they're just good to 00:15:08.40000:15:08.410 have I'm also gonna carry a killer tree 00:15:11.61000:15:11.620 tape this is how you mark something if 00:15:13.80000:15:13.810 you if you find a tree that may be too 00:15:17.22000:15:17.230 difficult for you to cut or you just 00:15:19.11000:15:19.120 don't feel safe doing it you don't have 00:15:20.52000:15:20.530 the skill or the experience you can flag 00:15:23.37000:15:23.380 that and this is universally understood 00:15:25.35000:15:25.360 on the fire ground don't get near that 00:15:26.79000:15:26.800 stay away from it you can 00:15:28.07900:15:28.089 like a killer tree with that I'm gonna 00:15:30.17900:15:30.189 carry a file handle these can yeah you 00:15:33.92900:15:33.939 can file without a file handle but the 00:15:35.79000:15:35.800 tangs on them are pretty sharp and it 00:15:37.71000:15:37.720 makes it pretty nice to have a little 00:15:39.29900:15:39.309 handle on there I won't permanently 00:15:41.16000:15:41.170 affixed it because make sure you get a 00:15:42.72000:15:42.730 file handle that can fit both both your 00:15:45.11900:15:45.129 files your rat tails as well as your 00:15:47.69900:15:47.709 your little flat file I'm gonna carry in 00:15:50.85000:15:50.860 here a screwdriver to adjust the 00:15:53.16000:15:53.170 carburetor if need be I'm gonna carry a 00:15:55.92000:15:55.930 carry a handful of extra spark plugs and 00:15:58.16000:15:58.170 the last thing I have in here I've got 00:16:00.56900:16:00.579 two files that just got an extra one in 00:16:02.24900:16:02.259 there which I don't really need but 00:16:03.66000:16:03.670 right there so the last thing are chains 00:16:06.80900:16:06.819 and I take four chains for either brand 00:16:10.86000:16:10.870 new chains or chains that you're sharp a 00:16:12.42000:16:12.430 night I you should seize them of the 00:16:16.31900:16:16.329 it's one thing it's hard to learn how to 00:16:19.07900:16:19.089 sharpen the chainsaw and man I have seen 00:16:21.68900:16:21.699 you watch those poor kids coming out 00:16:23.81900:16:23.829 they went to a three-day chainsaw school 00:16:26.61000:16:26.620 and and they're cutting and they they 00:16:28.61900:16:28.629 get chained gets dull they're out there 00:16:30.32900:16:30.339 trying to sharpen on the side of the 00:16:31.71000:16:31.720 rugs just it's tragic it's an absolutely 00:16:33.86900:16:33.879 tragic end up violent chainsaws all all 00:16:35.91000:16:35.920 night for these guys I think extra chain 00:16:38.57900:16:38.589 so I've got a sharp that gives me five 00:16:40.16900:16:40.179 total so I can go should be able to go 00:16:42.38900:16:42.399 all day on this and then I can sharpen 00:16:44.36900:16:44.379 when I've got some time usually you know 00:16:46.47000:16:46.480 like the military I'm told it's a lot of 00:16:48.56900:16:48.579 hurry up and wait in the same way with 00:16:49.94900:16:49.959 the fire you always have some downtime 00:16:51.41900:16:51.429 when you need something to do so I think 00:16:53.40000:16:53.410 it seemed makes more sense and it just 00:16:56.10000:16:56.110 is better style to keep your saw up and 00:16:58.94900:16:58.959 runnin keep keep your guys supporting 00:17:01.59000:17:01.600 your guys and helping them out and when 00:17:03.92900:17:03.939 you when you have to put a chain on put 00:17:06.14900:17:06.159 a new one on it takes you should be able 00:17:07.67900:17:07.689 to do it in 90 seconds two minutes and 00:17:10.79900:17:10.809 then not have to sit down for 20 minutes 00:17:12.48000:17:12.490 and file on something awkwardly and then 00:17:14.66900:17:14.679 go back and file these when you have 00:17:16.07900:17:16.089 some down time so take a good good 00:17:18.29900:17:18.309 Sawyer I think we'll take extra chains 00:17:19.79900:17:19.809 you determine how many you're gonna need 00:17:21.53900:17:21.549 but I I take four plus one so that's it 00:17:24.21000:17:24.220 for my wildland firefighting fallers kit 00:17:26.03900:17:26.049 that's what I put together if there's 00:17:27.48000:17:27.490 something you think I should add or 00:17:29.39900:17:29.409 something that you've had experience 00:17:31.16900:17:31.179 with that has helped let me know in the 00:17:32.88000:17:32.890 comments these things we learn from each 00:17:35.10000:17:35.110 other that's why we do these videos 00:17:36.18000:17:36.190 these things are always changing and new 00:17:38.66900:17:38.679 technology comes up bugs goggles I just 00:17:41.34000:17:41.350 saw 00:17:41.61000:17:41.620 forgot that wire wire mesh goggles for 00:17:44.85000:17:44.860 safety goggles everyone's using these 00:17:46.47000:17:46.480 because they don't fog up a wire mesh 00:17:50.37000:17:50.380 you want to know how you can tell an 00:17:51.99000:17:52.000 experienced follower from a newbie 00:17:54.09000:17:54.100 here's what happens on fires right so 00:17:56.94000:17:56.950 young guy gets his chainsaw 00:17:59.01000:17:59.020 certification and he is stoked it's a 00:18:01.98000:18:01.990 badge of badge of honor 00:18:03.21000:18:03.220 I mean it really is everyone wants to be 00:18:05.04000:18:05.050 on the chainsaw of course so what he 00:18:06.78000:18:06.790 does is he takes his bugs goggles and he 00:18:10.17000:18:10.180 puts them on his helmet like this you'll 00:18:13.77000:18:13.780 see it all the time they put them on 00:18:15.75000:18:15.760 their helmets and you know and what 00:18:18.66000:18:18.670 they're saying you know it's a humble 00:18:19.95000:18:19.960 brag but what they're saying is that hey 00:18:23.19000:18:23.200 check it out 00:18:23.97000:18:23.980 I'm a chainsaw faller I'm a certified 00:18:26.46000:18:26.470 father I've got my bugs goggles because 00:18:28.62000:18:28.630 no one that wasn't running a chainsaw 00:18:30.75000:18:30.760 would wear these and and so they think 00:18:34.31000:18:34.320 more than more importantly than it being 00:18:38.28000:18:38.290 a convenience thing what it is it's a 00:18:40.68000:18:40.690 bragging thing but anybody who knows 00:18:43.50000:18:43.510 anything about this goggles that these 00:18:46.44000:18:46.450 bugs goggles is that as soon as you do 00:18:48.54000:18:48.550 that it mashes all of the foam around 00:18:51.93000:18:51.940 the face and then they they don't seal 00:18:54.15000:18:54.160 very well and they're uncomfortable and 00:18:56.10000:18:56.110 it's not smart so anyone who knows 00:18:58.59000:18:58.600 anything within the experience when you 00:19:00.21000:19:00.220 see that guy with the bugs goggles on on 00:19:02.28000:19:02.290 his helmet you kind of have to kind of 00:19:04.35000:19:04.360 give a little snicker because you know 00:19:06.09000:19:06.100 well someday he'll learn the crock 00:19:08.76000:19:08.770 proper way to wear them as you wear them 00:19:11.07000:19:11.080 around your neck it's just so you know 00:19:13.95000:19:13.960 so if you're a new if you're a new 00:19:15.71000:19:15.720 feller do Sawyer 00:19:18.27000:19:18.280 don't do that don't be that guy you can 00:19:20.94000:19:20.950 laugh at him 00:19:21.60000:19:21.610 if you see him what we're saying quick a 00:19:23.52000:19:23.530 thumbs up if you enjoyed these videos 00:19:25.34000:19:25.350 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