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@@Nitroxdude when you use the calculation [Mass x (gravity+air time)] ÷ density of concrete + humidity and the number comes out lower than 60. Than you know your good. ;)

Brother if your concrete is cracking from that lil tree you need $back cuz it's some Chinese tofu dreg

Trust me I send wood down onto drive ways and walk ways also , but I do always wonder, because I have cracked concrete before and was shocked that I did .

@@nilsgirss8063 it's only 30% wrecked.

@In-The-Trees oh, OK then🙃

@@ztkrx thanks!

@@Nitroxdude yes'ser, you're going to love it.

Care sharing what's off? And yah, pinching your bar is the worst.

@ I feel safer in my 75ft bucket truck… every tree I’ve climbed it’s always been some bad shhh to happen oddly

@@caldhamilton1520 ahh i got yuh. I definitely appreciate a lift whenever I'm in one too!

You're the man!

@@jackberdine 🤙

@@TheRealSniper3000 nadda clue

When you’re done cleaning out your purse, perhaps you can give him some pointers.

@@roccocirigliano8775 yah it's called the stitch hitch, it's pretty cool. I plan on messing around with it more.

@@masongreen1871 it's a great trailer, I've never had an issue dumping with it either.

@@Toby14215 your write.

@ yep.

There's a veriaty of things to consider. But size and location of the tree play a huge part in the deciding process, this particular tree we paired with another job. The tree would have taken us all day with out the crane but we got it done in just a couple of hours.

@ that makes sense. Like if you’re going to rent a crane then might as well knock out as much work as you can with it. Thanks for the reply

@@deangiesel yah exactly! Any time man!

@@FrostyGetta open notch on top and shelfed it on the back cut. The way the log was starting to twist i tried nipping the side of the hinge to help it roll out (hope that makes sense) but yah my mistake was 100% cutting into the apex of the notch instead of the back.

We we're standing a horizontal limb up with a GRCS, Not a crane pick. Otherwise I'd agree, do your best to balance it right than cut it off in a single pass... in most cases.

@@In-The-Trees Makes sense sorry lol thought it was a crane pick

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Yah, absolutely a posability but you're on consumers time when doing that. I felt comfortable enough to work around them.

That's why you hire professionals. We take that risk and it's on us if something hits your fence 👍

@@swagsyndrome10 appreciate you!

Lol these jobs are always interesting. The grcs is an amazing piece of equipment, I wouldn't tell anyone serious about tree work to not get one!

@@jeremylinvoker6104 thanks man!

@@BigBlackTruckDave do it carefully for sure! Know when you can get away with it and when you cant!

@@In-The-Trees Must have been phone lines? You got lucky and I wouldn't chance that again. Seen too many electrical lines fry people. I enjoy your vids so don't take chances with wires. Merry Christmas

Imma smooth criminal

​@@In-The-Trees ya, it's an insta360. Not sharing my new trick with everyone yet. 😆 They will figure it out eventually. Next trick for people to figure out is how to set it up in the tree and on your person. It's tricky.

@@VeteranTreeService haha well it's working out man! They definitely get unique shots that stand out! Don't be mad when I get me one. 🤣

@@In-The-Trees Do it! Look up the editing process for it. Gotta use a lot of key frames.

More like 187, chainsaws are sharp.

@In-The-Trees 187 is the perfect length anyways

@@jongsmity8851 facts!

@@groundpounder24365 when everyone is doing it.🤷‍♂️🤣

That's good to know, yeah the thing is really annoying. When it wants to run it has so much power, but dealing with it stalling like that definitely bugs me.

Yup! Norway Maple.

@@RandyShaffer785 thanks man!

@@lloydlisk6947 i did

hell yea dude, we dont wanna re set that shit

@@alotl1kevegas860 haha michigan.

Haha it's terrible

Thanks man! We've got decent work year round, we intentionally slow down in the winter tho.

@@RandyShaffer785 i love the thing!

@@BigBlackTruckDave appreciate this comment, it's exactly what I was trying to say but articulated it very poorly.

I'm in the GR area, where are you located?

I bought two of them with the same modifications as him the one would never run right from day one I sent it back and I bought a 201 with the money I got back from the first one the second one I still have I've used it maybe three or four hours I'm sending it back to get fixed again because it does not idle it stops it starts it shuts down it's a pain when the saw runs it is an absolute monster that problem though is so annoying I need to get it fixed so hopefully this time it's the last time

@@johnmcmahon9115 some issues as @br-dj2ti. I noticed on real hot days i can't keep the thing at idle. I honestly can't recommend it, lately I've been running a modded 2511T that a friend built. I would consider going that route, that saw is a little animal.

@johnmcmahon9115 yeah either get a modified 201 or like he said a 2511 never have no problems with those at all but the 540 I feel like breaking it off the ground half the time

Yup, 2511 for the Win

Thanks, I’ll get the Echo. I appreciate all the suggestions. I’m a small company too and welcome the advice.

@@Billster1955 best job in the world!

@@katherinenaegele4826 hope it helps!

Lol let me tell you, it was so refreshing.