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We use a 2 men on a job like that. The climber stays at the base to make the cut and another guy rides the ball an hooks the rigging then repels down. Also we use nylon chokers with a shackle.

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:D oh really? wouldn´t know that using a crane makes removing a tree easier, genius idea! will add it to my toolbox next job I´m going to. I will try to spread the word further, maybe, say, firefighters could one day use this to their benefit?

Excellent what sort of weight were the sections coming off? Bet that was fun

Spurs and a flipline will get you up to that highpoint. Cranes are a beautiful tool though.

Hell of a job! Well done! Would have expected an english reeve from a crane on the street side to avoid the dragging though!😂

Isn't it kind of funny to have that huge piece of equipment to put a man holding a saw in it. Don't you think it would be better if there was just a saw at the end of it? You have that huge truck for a man carrying a tiny little saw. It looks like it's a enough equipment to just tear the whole tree out the ground. Then they use it on every job. Don't you save money if you can do it with just rope and saw? I can cut a tree well enough to do that. You'll see the south american cruise with all of that equipment and like 10 people for one tree. I don't understand. I used to work clearing building lots and it was one man on a bulldozer and me with a saw to clear an acre.

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Great video- would love it to be longer and more detailed in all aspects. Shame to chip all that wood- wish it could be shipped to my fireplace for logs😄. Keep it up.

Wow!

Me me me

Thank you for this video, especially liked how you explained the finer details of what was going on!

Been doing trees close to 35 years

Me to do trees to climb etc, do not take lunch little breaks here and there , hate to sit around half hour , I'm 56 and still climb

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Nice to see

Had Shane's Trees crew at my place today arrived on time, great job done very quick and efficient, thanks guys Regards Margaret

Great initiative introducing them like this👍👍

Very slick!

Shane, that Flame tree is in flower at the moment if you want to hop in to see it.

Awesome job

Very professional mate 👍. Western Australian worksafe needs to watch your video so we too can ride the hook over here .

Amazing video, keep going ❤️❤️❤️

Tree safety... Keep going.

You guys have my utmost respect...A crane sure beats my method of "HOLD TIGHT AND PRAY FAST"

Awesome tips George !!!

As a kid back in the 70's working my way through college, I was a ground man for a tree removal crew in St. Louis MO. We would remove giant oaks, sycamores, hickories, and maples trees in yards the size of postage stamps. It took great skill on part of the climbers, and it was quite dangerous. Electric lines, extremely loud chain saws (often with crummy or no mufflers and no ear protection), falling debris, and ropes with the possibilities of entanglement, for example. It was a family business, so no buckets were the general rule. I still have tinnitus that I blame on the noise, the climber is lucky to still be alive due to being shocked; and bad backs are the rule. It was exciting and challenging work, but dangerous. I wish that a crane could have been used on many occasions!

Shane, many thanks for this clip, it IS very handy to know. Thanks again and take care.

Cheers from Switzerland, what a great mate!

As a Climber and ex Airborne Soldier , I just wear my Reserve Chute !🤣 Great job, fellas !

The F’d up thing for me is I can pick up and carry a Chevy small block despite my 48” waist but I apparently am not nearly strong enough to get more than 3’ off of the ground using a Petzl Zigzag with chicane, a Petzl Sequoia SRT, Midnight Ivy rope, a Notch Jet Step. WTF am I doing wrong? I can do 15 pullups but cannot get my body weight up a rope. Serious question gents - what am I doing wrong??

Very nice

Hope y'all still doin well, Shane is an animal!

This is absurd

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Remove a tree twice as fast... And thrice as expensive!

That's a nuts reach on the crane. Never been that restricted as I do regional work. You can keep the city folk all to yourself.

blimey mate

I did my first crane removal in Princeton NJ, USA, in 1973, some 50 years ago. Did my most recent one a week ago. Chain use for slings makes no sense to me.

Riding the hook...not in Victoria

If ya'll can get a banana stump grinder back there, why can't you use a spiderlift? That crane's reaching like crazy.

Ive done quite a few crane take downs. An using the hook as an anchor is the safest way to set the rigging

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I've never seen a crane boom, extended out THAT FAR... to remove a tree. That was crazy. Of course I'm also NOT trying to specifically look up said videos. Anyways, thanks for sharing.

Ben, Graig. Very INSIRATIONAL. Hats off to both of you !

Omg this is awesome

Well done Ben hope you and the rest of the team are doing well mate