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KStewArb
Великобритания
Добавлен 25 дек 2012
22 year old Qualified arborist from the UK 🌳
50ft Dead Ash Coming Down
In this video this ash tree is definitely passed its best and was mostly dead. We removed this as it was a safety concern being close to the road and pedestrians. A lot of rigging was used to get the branches down safely as there was lights and a fence to avoid underneath. All wood was taken for firewood and the chip for biomass. Thank you for watching
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Simple Elm Dismantle
Просмотров 27221 день назад
In this Video We are tasked with removing a half dead elm tree in hopes that it will regenerate from a 5 ft stump. The customer loved this tree so instead of completely removing it we took it down to a safe height to see what it decides to do. It will either die completely or it is possible it will shoot out some new growth. All chip was taken for biomass and the wood was taken away for firewoo...
AWKWARD Sycamore Removal Over Phone Wire
Просмотров 455Месяц назад
This Job was a slightly awkward one with this dying sycamore being over a phone wire and a public footpath and the fact there was not much of a drop zone. We managed to get the tree down safely and efficiently without damaging anything especially the phone wire. All chip was taken for biomass and the wood was kept for firewood for the customer. Thankyou for watching. please like , comment and s...
STIHL MS 2OOT FULL REBUILD
Просмотров 124Месяц назад
Here is the full rebuild of the Stihl ms 200t from the last video of tearing it all down. I show how the complete saw is put back together with some tips and tricks of how to do some fiddly parts. This saw had new bearings, oil seals, cylinder, piston and carburettor as the main new parts with a few extra bits. Thank you for watching. Please like, comment and subscribe for more
Pruning Instead of Removing: Why Remove A Beautiful Tree?
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video we are tasked with pruning an oak tree to create clearance over a building and to help with creating more light. A lot of people would say a tree like this needs to be removed being so close to a building, however as an arborist I much prefer to retain as many nice specimens as possible by choosing to prune a tree where possible instead of just getting rid of it. Thank you for wat...
Wrecking A Pine Out
Просмотров 5592 месяца назад
In this video I filmed a quick removal of a multi stemmed pine tree as it was just too big to fell in one. All chip was taken for biomass and logs were taken for firewood. The kit I am using is a Teufelberger tree motion eco harness, distal spikes, Courant rope, zigzag and a stihl ms 200t chainsaw. Thank you for watching please like, comment and subscribe!
The Fastest Way To Dismantle A Tree (SPEED LINING)
Просмотров 1 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video I decided to film some speed lining of a sycamore tree. I had already done most of the tree before I started filming but I decided to put the camera on and share with you my favourite way to remove a tree. A lot has to be right in order to speed line especially having enough space to do so and something for friction so you can speed line the branches down safely. Thank you for wat...
BIG Ash Fell: Sometimes Tree Work isn't Always Perfect
Просмотров 6482 месяца назад
In this video we are felling the last Ash stem pulling it over into the garden with a tag line. It was a tad difficult as my lanyard wasn't long enough for me to be able to get the perfect aim in with my directional face cut, however sometimes perfection isn't always needed for a successful job. Rewatching the video I should have asked for the rubber matts to be moved over slightly to line up w...
SAVE YOUR LEGENDARY STIHL MS 200T: THE TEAR DOWN PART 1
Просмотров 1912 месяца назад
In this video I will be giving insight on how a still ms 200t can be saved with a full tear down to be able to clean everything even removing the old oil seals and bearings. This chainsaw is worth its weight in gold to a lot of us arborists so it's nice to be able to save them from the scrap yard. If you have a 200t that you want saving please get in touch as I will be doing these saws for peop...
Tree Work: When Damage Doesn't Matter😁
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this video we are removing this sycamore tree to allow the old metal frame of a barn to be rebuilt. We left the stem roughly 2 meters high to potentially allow regrowth. The rotten wooden beams did not matter if they got broken as they were being replaced. We could not break the metal posts however. The work is even better when things can be just chopped off and nothing matters underneath. L...
Tree Removal Next To Power Lines Part 2🌳 ⚡️Rigging Special
Просмотров 3753 месяца назад
Here is the second silver birch removal next to power lines this one was further away from the wires so was definitely feeling a lot more relaxed. We used mainly rigging for this tree to avoid the house and the wind was helping blow the tree limbs away from the power lines. Thank you for watching. Please like, comment and subscribe for more.
Silver Birch Removal Next To Power Lines🌳⚡️ Part 1
Просмотров 7503 месяца назад
Silver Birch Removal Next To Power Lines🌳⚡️ Part 1
Garden Transformation: How To Get More Sunlight In Your Garden
Просмотров 5993 месяца назад
Garden Transformation: How To Get More Sunlight In Your Garden
How To Remove A Tree Without Destroying A Greenhouse
Просмотров 7294 месяца назад
How To Remove A Tree Without Destroying A Greenhouse
Tree Climber Reducing A 60FT Beech Tree
Просмотров 3404 месяца назад
Tree Climber Reducing A 60FT Beech Tree
Big Tree Stump Gets Demolished By BIG Grinder 🪵
Просмотров 3435 месяцев назад
Big Tree Stump Gets Demolished By BIG Grinder 🪵
The BEST Way To Remove Your Garden Tree Stumps
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.5 месяцев назад
The BEST Way To Remove Your Garden Tree Stumps
REMOVAL OF A FAILING LEANING PINE
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.6 месяцев назад
REMOVAL OF A FAILING LEANING PINE
How I Climb A Tree: Pruning An Oak
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.6 месяцев назад
How I Climb A Tree: Pruning An Oak
Rotten Failing Eucalyptus Removal 🌲
Просмотров 17 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Rotten Failing Eucalyptus Removal 🌲
Removal Of Nuisance Sycamore To Create More Garden Light
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Removal Of Nuisance Sycamore To Create More Garden Light
Removing A Split Conifer MUST AVOID WIRE!!!
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Removing A Split Conifer MUST AVOID WIRE!!!
Removing Your Average Sized Garden Tree 🌲
Просмотров 431 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Removing Your Average Sized Garden Tree 🌲
How To Sharpen Distel Gaffs With A Flat File
Просмотров 2388 месяцев назад
How To Sharpen Distel Gaffs With A Flat File
Fantastic job.
Nice job, all the way around.
Thank you Vickie
Not looking good bruv
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If it’s AWD, the shaft probably is unbalanced. If your driving that is
It is fwd and this was stationary out of gear
Actuator ball valve synthesis easy fix
Possibly heater matrix pipes vibrating?
Quality content lads, well done.👍🦘
Thank you 😊
That's real team work along with excellent rigging 👍
Thank you very much
NICE work lads, a job well done. Love the accents too.👍🦘
Thakyou very much
Great work! Patient guy. Really led us through that well and I enjoyed ot all. I take it you can obtain the parts in whole cheaper than a saw new/used good condition?
Thank you and yes usually will obtain a used saw and rebuild it with parts it needs. Glad you enjoyed
Nice one.
Thank you 😊
Great rigging!
Thank you😀
Hi again😅, nice climbing vid as always, must be nice when you can just drop the branches without any rigging and i was also wondering if you would like to do more ground person work like woodchipping and stuff like that, just a thought as i want to start working with trees and want to see how being a ground guy works and stuff like that. Thankyou🙌
It certainly is nice just to be able to chop branches off haha. And yes I can do more ground work video's I do have one on my channel currently called Satisfying Chipping. When I get a nice chipping and felling job I shall do my best to make a video out of it. Thanks for watching💪
This is also another ground based video for you on my channel ruclips.net/video/STU9LwQ-5M0/видео.htmlsi=LvXK3SI3XvJ28aIc
@@KStewArb hahah nice, yes ive seen your chipping video and i enjoyed it a lot but i enjoy all of your content as i have a huge intrest in tree work😁
I wondered how you would take down a tree like this, other than just felling it from the base. Thanks for sharing.
Yes this was just slightly too big to fell all at once so a dismantle it was 😄 Thankyou for watching
Hi, i just found your channel and i'm amazed, im 15 yrs old and live in mid wales and i want to be a tree surgeon/ground maintainence and im so happy that ive found your channel because it shows aspects of tree surgery that other youtubers dont show. Im going to learn a lot from your videos, thankyou🙌
Hi man that's awesome hopefully my video's help you out. Thank you for watching🫡
@@KStewArb they definetely will😁, keep on doing great!!👍👍
Well done, lads. Homeowner has to be well pleased. Nice job.
Thankyou and yes they were very pleased with the job
Can anyone tell me why all the little branches need to be cut off first?
This is how a tree is dismantled in a safe way. Alll the little branches add up to alot of weight so by taking them off I can climb higher to a height where I can manged the main trunks weight and piece them down safely
nvr plant trees near house,playground and near swim pool.. 😢😢🎉😂❤
Perfeito!! 👏👏👏👏💪🍬
Thank you
ya laid it down and that's what matters -- good stuff. working a big saw in the tree is often tricky
Thankyou it certainly can be tricky in awkward positions
So many things are obvious in hindsight. Excellent work, all the way around.
Fascinating. Nice to know your equipment inside & out. Well done.
20:42 is where the damage is
May I ask what country or state you are working at? Anyways great video!
Thankyou I am working in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧. Thankyou for watching
两分钟能干完，你硬是干半个小时，我还以为你是修枝的，后面发现是砍树
Erm Idk what to say😂
Amazing work 🎉
Thank you! Cheers!
Usual great work, lads.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice and controlled
Very cool project 🎉
Terrible chainsaw skills
😂😂 okay mate
Nice work 🌲🤙🏻
Thankyou💪
小さい枝を折にイチイチカメラで落とすのを見せられるのは、目が、回りそうです。
Jhchdia(p′︵‵。)( ཀ͝ ∧ ཀ͝ )
Don't believe the hype. You so could've used the top of the bar... Don't forget no one's going to visit you when you're in a wheelchair😂😂😂
Yhe I've only been doing this job 6 years I clearly know nothing about how to use a chainsaw👍
Just sayin.... You used the saw one handed with you bollocks in the kick back zone....
Thankyou for your concern saws only really kickback when using the tip of the bar plus I only use it one handed when I have full control of the saw as I was feathering the throttle when it's close to me for control👍
Hi, I'm only trying to impart friendly advise. It only takes 1 millisecond and everything changed. I noticed tree surgeons in their 30's have this habit of putting their arms over the bar holding a branch, and then it kicks back!!! You ain't gonna stop a 201t kicking back however strong you are.. eliminate as much risk as possible.. be safe brother👍👍👍
@@KStewArb Exactly, if you're able to climb a tree, limb it on the way up and can't one hand a baby saw like that. You should probably stick to pruners, loppers, pole saws and maybe a bow saw if you're feeling lucky.
@@pedalfaster6842 😂😂
やたらと小枝の多い木で大変だったね！素晴らしい👍
Thankyou yes it did have alot of twigs
What tree is that. Beautiful grain, I'll like to try turning some
This is a laburnum tree. Yes the grain is very nice. Wood turner's love it
You're 4' off the ground and why are you feathering the throttle?
😂 OK mate
Watching you trim that laurel brought back many memories of my childhood. We had a laurel hedge and my dad trimmed it every spring.
Good job🎉🎉
Thankyou
There's an older map of US affected by this, I'm sure UK and EU are just as affected many years later. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emerald_ash_borer
USA is also experiencing ash tree die back. Caused by a non-native insect called the emerald ash borer. Look into whether your trees might be getting attacked by the same insect. If so, there are chemical treatments that are able to save some of the trees, by eliminating the insects; such treatments have to be absorbed through the roots or through the bark to be effective, since the insects are effectively protected from direct sprayed insecticides by the wood once they have bored into it.
@@KStewArb - the one chemical has a trade name of Safari, imidacloprid is another product; as I stated it is absorbed into the tree’s “sap” via the roots or through the bark (through the bark special surfactants are required). The tree in your video was too far gone to be helped, and felling and chipping are the procedure at that stage. The wood should not be transported since that risks further spreading of the insects. EDIT: treatment must be performed on a repeat basis in perpetuity, it’s not a once and done.
Very useful information thankyou. So a tree this far gone say if it was reduced to a point it was alive and then the chemical was used on a repeat basis would it accomplish saving a tree like this once it has been reduced past all the bad dead wood?
@@KStewArb - the use of the chemicals is intended to save the ash trees that still have most of the canopy greening up in spring weather. Once the tree is limited to a few suckers / shooters popping up near the root / trunk base, that’s a tree that isn’t going to be saved. The suckers / shooters might be worth rooting to get new ash trees to develop, and of course you would want to treat them early to prevent EAB damage. And in an area with EAB infestation, what is being recommended here is to treat all ash trees that aren’t going to be cut down, whether they show signs of EAB damage or not. Ash trees that go untreated will eventually succumb to the EAB. The repeat cycle is annual I believe, to fight off the EAB.
Gotcha that makes sense to try and save them whilst they are still showing early signs of the disease. Something I haven't seen in the UK I just presumed there was nothing we could do. I have heard that Sweeden I believe have been trying to hybridise the ash to create a resilient species. Visually Fraxinus Americana 'Autumn Purple' appears to be more resilient over here than Fraxinus excelsior. Thankyou for the information interesting to hear how different countries deal with shared problems
They ate my entire woods
No cortes los árboles 🌲 nos dan vida
Unfortunately some trees have to go for human safety
Замечательно, что Вы снимаете свою сложную и опасную работу на видео камеру. Очень интересно смотреть как профессионалы спиливают деревья. Все деревья такие разные и у Вас это очень хорошо получается! Браво! It’s great that you film your difficult and dangerous work with a video camera. It is very interesting to watch how professionals cut down trees. All trees are so different and you do it very well! Bravo!
Thankyou very much im glad you enjoy watching
У Вас необычная работа! Но очень важная и нужная! С высоты птичьего полёта деревья выглядят совсем по другому. Конечно мне интересно. И Вам огромное спасибо, очень рада знакомству! Желаю Вам здоровья и благополучия! Подписалась на Ваш канал, теперь я Ваш постоянный гость. Передайте привет всем своим коллегам от меня. You have an unusual job! But it is very important and necessary! From a bird's-eye view, the trees look very different. Of course I'm interested. And thank you very much, I am very glad to meet you! I wish you health and well-being! I subscribed to your channel, now I am your regular guest. Say hello to all your colleagues from me.🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳
Well, instead of getting dizzy like a normal person I enjoyed your climbing and spinning. It's clear that out of everyone on your crew, you have the most fun. Thanks for bringing us along!
Thankyou very much for your comment and yes I do have a lot of fun climbing 😀 thakyou for watching
Hati2 abang
Огромное дерево и большая высота! Вы очень смелый человек! Так сделать сможет не каждый!
Однажды, очень давно я забиралась на такое дерево, чтобы снять своего кота. Он не мог слезть сам. Теперь я удивляюсь как мне это удалось? Очень интересно смотреть как срезают ветки деревьев. Здесь нужны крепкие руки мастера.
Это очень трудная и опасная работа! У меня даже голова закружилась, когда камера показывала вниз на землю.
Nicely climbed & felled 🤙🏻🌲
Thankyou
Your job looks like it’s so much fun! I would love to be that high looking at the scenery, but maybe I wouldn’t get much work done!😂 Great job guys. Every time I see a wood chipper, I think of a murder mystery I saw where the guy was thrown into one! Great story but gruesome!🫣🫣🇨🇦
Thankyou very much it is a very fun job indeed. The scenery is very nice too. Yes the woodchipper is a dangerous machine when not operated correctly. Thankyou for your comment
Nicely done, lads.