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Excellent background music.

Pretty bad. I don’t like shoddy work.

En honduras donde la distribuir

Plant lots of trees🌱🌳 to prevent flooding💧 and lower the air Tempenture in the city ☀

Mother fucking trees, man

I'd like to see a picture of that today, because dollars to donuts that tree's either dead because of all that chain-sawing of those massive roots so close to the tree killed it or caused it to tip over the first windstorm that came along or the roots have overtaken that barrier. He said they used 12" barrier. Leaving 2" above grade, which that wasn't 2", would leave only 10" below grade. With roots that massive and aggressive, in search of water the tree needs to survive, which all that chain-sawing of the present roots just deprived that tree of and so the tree, if it's to survive, will start aggressively regenerating roots in search of water, and with roots that massive, they will have no problem hitting that barrier and deflecting down and up. Some will crawl under it and some will crawl over it and they will essentially wrap around that barrier and crush it. And if the ones on the surface I kept in check, like the property owner or manager has landscapers eliminate the roots that deflect upward and try to crawl over that not even 2" of above-grade barrier, then the roots deflecting downward and then under will heave that barrier back up out of the ground as they go down then under and then start pushing up on it as they thicken and expand. Also, the roots were not just 6" down, like what was said, the basis for using only a 12" barrier. A 12" barrier is for a small tree, like a fruit tree. The root ball of that ficus tree, one as massive as that one is, goes several feet down, and where that root barrier's being put is right at the root ball or along its perimeter, the root ball being primarily stabilizing roots, not drinking roots. The drinking roots that extend outwardly from the root ball of a ficus travel along the surface and down 18" to 24". The minimum depth of root barrier needed for a ficus that size would be 36" and the time to have installed it would've been when it was young. As it was there, the only option to save the foundation of that adjacent building and the pavement was to remove the tree. Of course, if I'm wrong, which I'm not, I invite the makers of this video to prove it by uploading a video of that tree and pavement today, now six years later.

Is that a trencher, though? Or is it just a chainsaw? It looks like a chainsaw, not a trencher. Unlike a chainsaw, a trencher is on wheels, so you're operating the working end of it from a distance and behind a pair of handles and controls, as opposed to the working end literally being at the end of your arms. Also, unlike a chainsaw, a trencher has hydraulics and built-in safeties to prevent injury to users if and when a user hits something it can't cut through, like buried objects such as a large rock, piece of concrete, or a metal pipe or even just the side of the pavement you're trying to edge next to. With a chainsaw, the kickback from hitting an object like that could easily result in one doing great bodily harm to oneself, even maiming oneself. Don't use a chainsaw. Use an actual trencher, which doesn't mean buying an expensive piece of equipment since they are available for rent at many hardware stores and home improvement stores.

At over $3K, seems overpriced.

Better have all your lines marked out first eg gas, sewer, water, sprinkler etc or you're gonna be in a world of hurt

looks like a back ripper..

The title should have been "shitty contract work" I was waiting for some nugget of information regarding the actual installation.

Price?

Where can you rent that trencher? I need to trench around a pool walkway in Florida.

Sir mujhe 1 chahiye

Gente eu preciso de uma ferramenta dessa

How do you decide the depth?

Dude, poor advice..cutting tree roots that close to the stem is a sure way to end up with tree failure. If hardscape is that important to you, save yourself some money/chemicals/wasted PHC efforts, remove the trees and get yourself a shade structure cause it's gonna get hot.

I'm a greenskeeper in San Diego with that very problem. We need to root dredge and that barrier looks incredible!!

Not solving the tree situation; very obvious by the roots around the tree that you have a soil compaction and irrigation problem, you need to do an airspade and soil modification and while the airspade was there the roots at the sidewalk could have been revealed, pruned in a less invasive manner to prevent root rot, then use your product.

Cool! Good video. Good use of a chainsaw too for a change. haha

My back would be dead after that. gotta rig up some wheeled device for that thing.

That's dry ground What about wet ground or clay?

The best Trencher on the market

This really works you will be amazed at the difference

That toro head needs to be replace 😀😅 nice video nice machine!!

The problem is if the chein " to meet" the rock ...

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Thank you Lisa. Good video

Wow

Learn how to use a fucking microphone!

How does that trencher behave if there is rocks hidden inthe ground?

Quero adequerir um desse

Boa noite qual o preço feliz

Com faço pra comprar um produto desse

There's no reason for that man to be in the Trench on top of that does not have a hard hat on or a safety vest not like that's going to do any good when he gets covered with dirt and can't breathe in the crew on top is looking down scratching their asses cuz there's nothing you can do especially when he was bending over reach into the ground OSHA needs to find this company and consult with his company before they kill somebody the matter of time don't be a suck ass and get in the hole the dirt will squish all the air out of your lungs and you will not be able to take a breath 3 minutes you'll be dead

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If you hit a big stone, does it cut it? I have a big project and searching for some trenching solution that can work in rocky conditions. I need the edge of the trench straight and smooth. Can you give me some info about how the machine works in case of big stones underneath the surface?

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how can i get one of them? .. will it cut through red clay in depth? but the price is a sky rocket high $3,971 USD?? . the point of sale is in quantity, if you sell it 1/2 of that, you will be able to sell it 200% of your product, but with this price i will buy you one for free if your sell for a year rich's 5% ... the best price is $1600 UDS any more than that ? i would rather not.

I can't imagine how my back would feel the next day.

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Sorry mate but where is your chaps and your hearing protection

Could you tell me what tool you were using to dig that trench?