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The neighbor that did this didn't get the satisfaction of an insurance scam from you. GREAT JOB OUTTA YOU. HOPEFULLY YOU GAVE THEM A HUGE 🖕AS YOU DROVE AWAY
Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 They say most neighbour disputes are over tree's and fences. I'm sure the neighbour who refused to move their car was watching your every move through the window. You are a master of your craft. Well done, very impressive ❤
We live on a busy main road. A neighbour of ours was having new garden walls & patio built. We cleared our driveway to give the tradesmen extra space to get their equipment off the road & work safely. Best neighbourhood.
Not filming the property of a dispute would be professionale. Talking about it in hypototetical would be professionale. Filming intrigues, labeling them for RUclips clicks is UNprofessional.
@@humushumus2219 They did not film an "intrigue", they filmed their business successfully removing a tree from a very difficult location to reach. They said almost nothing about the "dispute", and certainly did not show the discussion with the person who refused to remove their car, nor with the other homeowner, which they could have. This showed a lot of restraint on their part, because I'm sure they could have increased their views by doing so. Now, I ask myself, why don't YOU like this video? Why don't YOU like them "filming the property of a dispute" (which tv news crews do as a normal part of their daily newscasts, and no one says they're 'unprofessional')? What reasonable person would have a problem with this video? A reasonable person would not have a problem with it; quite the contrary, as can be seen by the many, many comments from reasonable people. That leaves the other choice.....an unreasonable person would object to this video. Now, why? There is one very obvious reason that comes to mind....
Years ago, I watched City crews remove a tree outside of my office along the street. The parking places had been marked "no parking tree removal" for many days. The morning of the tree removal, someone had parked right under the huge tree. City Forester Crews worked throughout the day ....completely removed the tree and left around 3 pm. At 5pm, the car owner arrived to find his car covered in sawdust with not even a tree stump beside it. So funny!
In my city, first they'd ticket the car for parking in a no parking zone, then have the car towed by a private towing company at the owner's expense. All in all, it would cost the car's owner upwards of $400 or more.
@@rla1000 Yup by me they would ticket it, tow it, and then the owner would get charged per day for storage. Plus when collecting they run his records, and if he owes any fines he has to pay up before collecting. Then once he goes there the car will be given a safety inspection, and, unless it is perfect, he gets another set of fines, and then has to first pay them plus storage again, and then remove it on a lowbed, and go and get a roadworthy done on it, and pass, before he gets to drive it again. Gets expensive if you p off the city workers.
People never cease to amaze me, you sir are very good at your job, it’s such a shame that you have to deal with such unnecessary miserable people, it’s a wonder they didn’t come out and get in your face because of the sawdust.
This is the type who went belly-aching to the local Council about debris from the tree clogging their roof guttering and now that something is being done about it, they're belly-aching about a request to move their car. Perhaps they hope for an insurance pay-out so they can buy a new one.
It's obvious these kind of people carry a chip on their shoulder throughout all their lives. You can be sure they have very few friends, if any at all.
People are so bitter, what happened to being kind to one another. When I grew up our neighbors were family, hell I've never moved somewhere and not go along with my neighbors, ill never understand it. great work here, was awesome to watch.
I am a crane operator, and often work with local tree surgeons when a tree cannot just be "dropped". It was a pleasure to watch you do your job, of which you are a master. Neighbours are often the most difficult aspect of the task, but it strangely changes if they need a similar job doing when they expect everyone else to cope with it!
Yes, in my younger days I cut dangerous trees for a living and some neighbours were just so awkward it was unbelievable. On one occasion, about 6 weeks after we had to take one particular beech down, tiny pieces at a time because of the neighbour, the same neighbour (after finding out how cheap we were) called us in to take a similar tree down in their garden. No problem I said and then gave her a price...... triple what HER neighbour paid😂😂 I heard she eventually had to get another company to do the job for her and was charged even more than my quote😂😂
@@briananderson6142well that’s not true in my case. I live in Canada and my neighbours didn’t make it easy for us. Last words from them were, I hope you and the company you hired have insurance because we will be suing you both for any damage. I had already told them we hired a professional and they were insured. Not all Canadians are nice people. 🇨🇦 the reason we were cutting the tree down was because it was hanging over their garage and our house and we didn’t want any problem should the tree fall during a storm.
@@doreenblatz2440 If the contractor doesn't have liability insurance; he most likely does not have WCB insurance. You as a homeowner are responsible for all of his employees working on your property if they get hurt on your property. If he doesn't prove he has WCB or Liability insurance in writing; phone someone else. This includes an estimate to do the job where he could slip and twist his ankle.
That neighbor may hold a gruge against the other neighbor . Seeing the power lines now means hee may have power in the next weather storm . He should be thanking you. Shame he had to be a baby about the situation. Great job. Shows how great you are and your patience. 😊
I've ran into a few of these knobs that didn't want to move their vehicles in my career. I always t as ke pics beforehand of their vehicles and then commence giving their rides a nice sawdust waxing, too bad it wasn't a bit warmer, the sap would provide a little more shine protection 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂....excellent job of finishing it and not letting nothing stop you 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Very interesting to see the procedures/steps in de limbing a tree and cutting the trunk down. Learned a lot and wished I know this when we had a very tall tree removed years ago.
they were probably hoping to sue you for any damage and maybe get a new car out of it I was a street mason I laid flagstones and kerbs one day we were near a shop window there was a small crack in it already but the owner said we had done it but we were ready for him when he tried it you are a true master of your art Greetings from England UK
The right tools, the right equipment, the right men. Great job to spite the one guy and his van. I enjoyed watching your professionalism make quick work of two trees.
Tree monkeys are my hero’s. Have had 4 monster trees removed in the past, two super close to my house. Everytime they did an amazing job and did not damage a thing. It was a joy to watch them work, taking them down. It has kept me in firewood also. 😂 Not sure why this channel popped up, but this was fun to watch.
I would not be surprised if this uncooperative individual was watching hopping you would drop a large limb on their car. Just waiting to be able to place a claim against your insurance company for a new car. He must have been so disappointed. Great job!
OH, the temptation to play electronic sounds of smashing glass, and metal being bashed over, and over, and over again is great on this one. Well done, your skills are awesome.
after doing all that cutting down the trees ,you should show us the stumps ! its kinda gratifying to see the result of what use to be in that place of a big ole tree and then its gone !
Always remember , never piss off a 62 year old tree surgeon who is retiring in the next few weeks. To cut a long story short. He was working next door to the neighbour from hell . The neighbours car got Accidentally "Flat Packed" by an 80 foot tree. He wasn't worried about his insurance premiums going up ... 🤣🤣🤣
There's an a- hole in every neighborhood and it so happens that you found the one in this neighborhood. Lucky you. He or she is just lucky that your a expert at what you do. Great job. 👍
The idiot spectator /neighbor didn't realize you were being courteous asking the car be moved. No problem removing these narley trees being this wasn't your first rodeo and all the right equipment you had on hand. Good call on home owner in getting these trees removed. Fantastic and job well done❤
That guy is probably behind on his car payments and is hoping you damage his car so that your insurance will get him out from under his burden. I can't think of any reason to not move my car. For the short time it takes to take down the tree, it's a minor inconvenience to move the car..
Most UK house deeds/documents detail which fence you maintain and state you are able to maintain your property from your neighbours side, courtesy dictates asking if it's convenient. That gives the guy next door time to tell his teenage daughter topless sunbathing to cover up !! 😁 Why anyone would leave a car that close to tree work escapes me, I think maybe a village somewhere has lost it's idiot........😂
It’s nice to see the pros at work. The first tree seemed like it was fairly easy compared to the second nightmare tree. There wasn’t any logical reason why they didn’t move that car except for spite or some stupid reason. You did good getting that mess of a tree down with all the vines wrapped around it.
@@alltreesallseasons You should have shouted OOOOPS !!!! Several times real loud and I bet they would have come out !! or if you dropped one of those large pieces on his car he would have come out !!!
Great job. it's good to show some people who you are.they try to put obstacle in your way, need to see you got it, i learn something. today that i did not learn the first, time i watch this.Be safe.
Great job done well, it always amazed me how much less room trees take up once you have dis-assembled them. What was tall and mighty, lays quite happily in the back of a truck.
You have to be a special kind of curmudgeon to not move and protect your own car!!! I'm new to your channel and I was surprised to be up in the bucket with you!! My fear of heights would prevent me from ever doing your job!! When we had a big tree removed, the workers used ropes to steer the branches. Do you do that sometimes? Great job, trees and power lines are not a good mix!! You're obviously very skilled and experienced!!
WOW...expert work at 30'32"!! And all that work around those power lines...I know you guys have to do it, but still, dangerous stuff, and you're so GOOD!
Strange, the second tree looked like it was on the “stubborn” neighbour’s side? Even though the first home owner is paying for both trees? The stubborn neighbour should be grateful getting it removed “for free”..
Maybe that's the dispute. It was the neighbor's tree and they did NOT want it removed. The guy should have left it and when it eventually broke the lines or fell, the neighbor would have had to pay for removal AND compensation. Lol.
Nobody is going to do that, most especially the tree company. There was a Judge in Seattle (of all people) who had some other people's trees topped and got prosecuted for it. And lost, as he should have. Some people just feel entitled. AKA Karens.
@@Fredaslee There are laws about what you can and can't cut down, and tree services know them. They wouldn't be involved in illegal activity and still be in business.
You can see what kind of neighbor relationship they have - one fence is not enough, they both have to have their own fences! And the intransigent neighbor should be thanking the other neighbor for taking down that tree since it is likely dropping crap on their car anyway… and more importantly, encouraging growth on their roof, leading to premature failure.
what a bad person that family is to keep that car parked under a tree being cut .. they wanted yu to hit it.. shame on them .. hey guys great job great equipment[ too.. first class talent too
Nice work. I can't believe that someone would be stubborn enough to not move their car. Sure, insurance might pay for it, but how long without a vehicle; when they could have just backed up to the road-side of the driveway to safety.
I wonder if an insurance company would cover damages if they were aware that the owner had the ability and opportunity to move the vehicle well away from the work area to mitigate damages, but deliberately left the car in the work zone.
@@tinydancer7426 They're all cunning buggers. (insurance officers) They would 'dig' for the truth so as not to pay out, as they always do. Sometimes ripping innocent people off. This car owner was just a ... I want to swear, but won't.
Might be easier using loppers instead of the saw for the smaller stuff ... up to 2.5" dia. (at 26 mins) Steel shaft ones are toughest. Sorry for your aggro neighbours. Tidy job though ... Well done.
Demonstrates well the reason the undercut/notch is removed, so the hinge works. Drop that second tree on the car, and let the insurance cover the repair. Whooopsie!!! Those people who wouldn't move their car have some serious roofing problems to take care of.. soon.
Glad it was all video taped so the owner of the truck could come back and say their truck was damaged. Too bad people have to act that way. Great job with tree removal. 🎉🎉
Who put the tarp on the vehicle? I can’t believe they would let you do that. You would have had to trespass on their property. Those types of neighbors are just miserable people trying to bring others down with them. I used to remove trees from power lines. Very exacting work. You and crew did a great job!! 👍🏻
Sometimes neighbors not getting along is the reason that next door they don't want to do anything that will aid the work. One job the neighbor had a sh@t fit when I minutely stepped on his property , an unkempt patch full of weeds. The neighbors were at war I later heard.
Watching that was like a horror movie. I was so afraid of the electric lines and how you dropped every limb was like a ballet. Nice work. That neighbor that wouldn't move his van is a dork. You got it done anyway. !!!
In one of the replies, he said that there were lights on, but they didn’t answer the door. So technically they didn’t actually refuse to move their car and they may not have been at home. I noticed that he put a plastic tarp over the front of the car. There are lots of reasons for not answering your door. I’m 81 and disabled by severe arthritis and heart failure. I have to get out of my recliner and climb seven stairs to answer the door. By then, often the person has left. So I don’t answer it unless I’m expecting someone. Don’t be too quick to judge.
Perhaps for you some kind of Ring doorbell camera would be useful. You can See who is at the door, talk to them, and you wouldn't necessarily HAVE to get up
@@dirtybird437 I live in a rented townhouse, I don’t know if management would allow that. Besides which for as often as someone who doesn’t have a key comes to the door I can’t afford the expense. All my family have keys and so do my two roommates. My roommate’s friends phone when they come to the door.
@@55VickyV talk to the landlord and tell them your situation. I'm sure they can make an allowance since you have mobility issues and can not answer the door quickly
Just amazes me how someone would be so difficult with such a minor request. Well done and kinda hope everyone they know sees this and mocks them forever lol
I’m sure those people are neighbors from HELL, it’s a nightmare to live next to those jerks😅. In the end, you guys completed your work professionally, well done 👍
I love watching these kinds of videos but i did have to fast-forward through the middle section. I started getting dizzy and nauseated with him up that high. I love how the person parked as close as they could.
Obviously he was hoping his vehicle would be damaged, and I'm sure that sort of thing has happened before. Perhaps you could recommend this to your legislators, there should be a law that if someone refuses to move their vehicle when hazardous work is being done they are responsible for all damages, not the company doing the work. With a law like that you could drop the top of the tree on his car and he'd be responsible.
That law exists already. We have a duty to mitigate damages. So if the car had been damaged in this situation, after the homeowner refused to move it, they would not have gotten money.
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Repeat after me. Tortious interference with a contract. Step away talk to judge reschedule with damages. lol. I dare to dream.
The neighbor that did this didn't get the satisfaction of an insurance scam from you. GREAT JOB OUTTA YOU.
HOPEFULLY YOU GAVE THEM A HUGE 🖕AS YOU DROVE AWAY
That “cutter” deserves a RAISE!
Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 They say most neighbour disputes are over tree's and fences. I'm sure the neighbour who refused to move their car was watching your every move through the window. You are a master of your craft. Well done, very impressive ❤
let it snow let it snow let it snow
totally agree!
Lol. With the video camera on.
they are insurance chasers.
Fellow countrymen says “yep”.
We live on a busy main road. A neighbour of ours was having new garden walls & patio built. We cleared our driveway to give the tradesmen extra space to get their equipment off the road & work safely. Best neighbourhood.
Good people 🙏🏽
This video just shows how professional this tree company is. Great job and may the business continue to prosper
Not filming the property of a dispute would be professionale. Talking about it in hypototetical would be professionale. Filming intrigues, labeling them for RUclips clicks is UNprofessional.
@@humushumus2219lol yet here you are watching said video 😂
@@andyhawkins9541 Says the man who missed the point.
@@humushumus2219 So, it was YOUR car that didn't get moved! Dude, you need a new roof!
@@humushumus2219 They did not film an "intrigue", they filmed their business successfully removing a tree from a very difficult location to reach. They said almost nothing about the "dispute", and certainly did not show the discussion with the person who refused to remove their car, nor with the other homeowner, which they could have. This showed a lot of restraint on their part, because I'm sure they could have increased their views by doing so. Now, I ask myself, why don't YOU like this video? Why don't YOU like them "filming the property of a dispute" (which tv news crews do as a normal part of their daily newscasts, and no one says they're 'unprofessional')? What reasonable person would have a problem with this video? A reasonable person would not have a problem with it; quite the contrary, as can be seen by the many, many comments from reasonable people. That leaves the other choice.....an unreasonable person would object to this video. Now, why? There is one very obvious reason that comes to mind....
Seeing as how you managed without them moving their vehicle shows your total professionalism. 5 Star rating from me!!!
well he didn't really...... and I wonder how much damage there was
Years ago, I watched City crews remove a tree outside of my office along the street. The parking places had been marked "no parking tree removal" for many days.
The morning of the tree removal, someone had parked right under the huge tree.
City Forester Crews worked throughout the day ....completely removed the tree and left around 3 pm.
At 5pm, the car owner arrived to find his car covered in sawdust with not even a tree stump beside it.
So funny!
In my city, first they'd ticket the car for parking in a no parking zone, then have the car towed by a private towing company at the owner's expense. All in all, it would cost the car's owner upwards of $400 or more.
around here they mark it, no parking, tow away zone then they DO tow vehicles parked there
@@jimsmith9819😊😅
@@rla1000 Yup by me they would ticket it, tow it, and then the owner would get charged per day for storage. Plus when collecting they run his records, and if he owes any fines he has to pay up before collecting. Then once he goes there the car will be given a safety inspection, and, unless it is perfect, he gets another set of fines, and then has to first pay them plus storage again, and then remove it on a lowbed, and go and get a roadworthy done on it, and pass, before he gets to drive it again. Gets expensive if you p off the city workers.
@@SeanBZA are you in Philadelphia? or is uSA probably some other democrat city
People never cease to amaze me, you sir are very good at your job, it’s such a shame that you have to deal with such unnecessary miserable people, it’s a wonder they didn’t come out and get in your face because of the sawdust.
I'm surprised they didn't put in a noise complaint too.
maybe if you lived there you would know.. a lot of neighbors are not nice bulllies but which one is it..
@@peter-pg5yc there’s usually one where ever I live, just how it works out
This is the type who went belly-aching to the local Council about debris from the tree clogging their roof guttering and now that something is being done about it, they're belly-aching about a request to move their car. Perhaps they hope for an insurance pay-out so they can buy a new one.
It's obvious these kind of people carry a chip on their shoulder throughout all their lives. You can be sure they have very few friends, if any at all.
People are so bitter, what happened to being kind to one another. When I grew up our neighbors were family, hell I've never moved somewhere and not go along with my neighbors, ill never understand it. great work here, was awesome to watch.
I am a crane operator, and often work with local tree surgeons when a tree cannot just be "dropped". It was a pleasure to watch you do your job, of which you are a master. Neighbours are often the most difficult aspect of the task, but it strangely changes if they need a similar job doing when they expect everyone else to cope with it!
Yes, in my younger days I cut dangerous trees for a living and some neighbours were just so awkward it was unbelievable.
On one occasion, about 6 weeks after we had to take one particular beech down, tiny pieces at a time because of the neighbour, the same neighbour (after finding out how cheap we were) called us in to take a similar tree down in their garden.
No problem I said and then gave her a price...... triple what HER neighbour paid😂😂
I heard she eventually had to get another company to do the job for her and was charged even more than my quote😂😂
Who'd want a neighbour like that. What morons .
I predict a six foot high fence gets erected there in the near future. Those kind of neighbours we can do without.
Lol. I’m with you on this one.
I recall an old saying that good fences make good neighbors.
@@GlenSpivey so does an arsenal and a ‘she’s crazy’ rep. Lol
probably the reason for the tree removal...
@@moont3916 you might be onto something there….
Wonderful job, so exciting to watch. Your expertise sure disappointed that car owner, but totally amazed your viewers. Brilliant work, Thank you. 😊
You are a true pro sir..pleasure to watch you work
That was amazing! Such a professional. Safety at all times. Focused. A pleasure to watch. Thank you to your team.
Sadly, these guys got caught in the middle of a neighbor war but handled it like true professionals and did an awesome job.
I was thinking the same thing.
In Canada, we would have moved the car with no question and thanked the tree removal company for the heads up.
nice to watch guys that know how
@@briananderson6142well that’s not true in my case. I live in Canada and my neighbours didn’t make it easy for us. Last words from them were, I hope you and the company you hired have insurance because we will be suing you both for any damage. I had already told them we hired a professional and they were insured. Not all Canadians are nice people. 🇨🇦 the reason we were cutting the tree down was because it was hanging over their garage and our house and we didn’t want any problem should the tree fall during a storm.
@@doreenblatz2440 If the contractor doesn't have liability insurance; he most likely does not have WCB insurance. You as a homeowner are responsible for all of his employees working on your property if they get hurt on your property. If he doesn't prove he has WCB or Liability insurance in writing; phone someone else. This includes an estimate to do the job where he could slip and twist his ankle.
It’s wonderful seeing a business and their employees taking pride in their work and being so professional!
That last cut on the front spruce with the big saw was a thing of beauty!
That neighbor may hold a gruge against the other neighbor . Seeing the power lines now means hee may have power in the next weather storm . He should be thanking you. Shame he had to be a baby about the situation. Great job. Shows how great you are and your patience. 😊
You guys did a very good job. I did not think men cutting down trees would interest me, but I was wrong, You got me sitting at the edge of my seat.
Same here!
I've ran into a few of these knobs that didn't want to move their vehicles in my career. I always t as ke pics beforehand of their vehicles and then commence giving their rides a nice sawdust waxing, too bad it wasn't a bit warmer, the sap would provide a little more shine protection 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂....excellent job of finishing it and not letting nothing stop you 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Very interesting to see the procedures/steps in de limbing a tree and cutting the trunk down. Learned a lot and wished I know this when we had a very tall tree removed years ago.
they were probably hoping to sue you for any damage and maybe get a new car out of it I was a street mason I laid flagstones and kerbs one day we were near a shop window there was a small crack in it already but the owner said we had done it but we were ready for him when he tried it you are a true master of your art Greetings from England UK
The right tools, the right equipment, the right men. Great job to spite the one guy and his van. I enjoyed watching your professionalism make quick work of two trees.
I bet that fresh cut pine smelled Great !!!!
Doing a Great job, Master tree cutter!
Don’t worry about the car…..power lines everywhere. Great job
Tree monkeys are my hero’s. Have had 4 monster trees removed in the past, two super close to my house. Everytime they did an amazing job and did not damage a thing. It was a joy to watch them work, taking them down. It has kept me in firewood also. 😂 Not sure why this channel popped up, but this was fun to watch.
I love watching great tradesmen work. I can`t believe how sharp the hand saw is.
I wonder if because its curved, it does a better job?
Could be a Silky, Japanese, very good make.
Yes! Somebody knows how to sharpen a saw……a true ARTIST!
Some REALLY talented tree experts. Their insurance carrier should appreciate the way they do their job👍
A very talented tree removal person ..well done ...you are to be commended
This guy is a master tree removal expert 👏👏👏
I would not be surprised if this uncooperative individual was watching hopping you would drop a large limb on their car. Just waiting to be able to place a claim against your insurance company for a new car. He must have been so disappointed. Great job!
I think you have it.
Since the law requires an attempt to mitigate damages, the neighbor would have lost in court. Refusing to move the car would negate any damages.
My thoughtstoo.
its BS - even if there was a dispute no one would risk their car...... probably forgot to tell him and he wasn't home.
A job very well done 👍 great respect from this Lancashire Brit 🇬🇧
OH, the temptation to play electronic sounds of smashing glass, and metal being bashed over, and over, and over again is great on this one. Well done, your skills are awesome.
They should have left a Christmas wrapped package on that guys porch with a small branch and some preparation H in it.
However he’s not a petty child. In your head what difference would you think it’ll make?
You, gentlemen are truly masters of your trade.
after doing all that cutting down the trees ,you should show us the stumps ! its kinda gratifying to see the result of what use to be in that place of a big ole tree and then its gone !
Agreed, finished project so to speak :) No closure for us detailed people :)
Really nice saw work. you work hard, very efficient too Neighbor is a real tool. 500i is a killer saw.
By far one of my favorite saws for sure!
@@alltreesallseasons Hi, so the property line was between their driveway and the tree with was on your customers property?
Always remember , never piss off a 62 year old tree surgeon who is retiring in the next few weeks. To cut a long story short. He was working next door to the neighbour from hell . The neighbours car got Accidentally "Flat Packed" by an 80 foot tree. He wasn't worried about his insurance premiums going up ... 🤣🤣🤣
😂
62 he’s lived long enough fuck around and find out
Yep, the universe owes him a car crushing at 62 :o) @@twistedfishing8118
I did not used to be afraid of heights in my younger days. But now, I'm sitting here just watching and my hands are sweating.
Same here. Used to practically live in trees as a kid. Now the best part for me was when he was working his way DOWN the tree lol.
My feet sweat in high places on tv
You think they will be mad that sawdust gets on their car
I'm dizzy.
I am on a sofa with my feet on tthe ground, and I feel sick!
There's an a- hole in every neighborhood and it so happens that you found the one in this neighborhood. Lucky you. He or she is just lucky that your a expert at what you do. Great job. 👍
it takes 2 sides
Not always. @@peter-pg5yc
There's 2 in mine. They don't like each other, but unfortunately they don't hate each other either. They make us all equally miserable.
The idiot spectator /neighbor didn't realize you were being courteous asking the car be moved. No problem removing these narley trees being this wasn't your first rodeo and all the right equipment you had on hand. Good call on home owner in getting these trees removed. Fantastic and job well done❤
Guy is parked in his own driveway. No need to move it.
Gosh you guys are so bloody good at what you do. You have my complete admiration after seeing you in action!!
WOW! I am so impressed with your skill!
That guy is probably behind on his car payments and is hoping you damage his car so that your insurance will get him out from under his burden. I can't think of any reason to not move my car. For the short time it takes to take down the tree, it's a minor inconvenience to move the car..
That was my first thought. He's upside down on his loan and is praying for that tree to flatten his pimpmobile.
I doubt he'd get a payout given that he chose to leave the car there. Go to small claims court, get laughed at.
My first thought. Unfortunately for Cranky Crankerson the insurance adjuster would have that written in his assessment about the forewarned advice.
@@rosieone5670 My first thoughts were, maybe they don't speak English. 😬
Tree hugger?
Most UK house deeds/documents detail which fence you maintain and state you are able to maintain your property from your neighbours side, courtesy dictates asking if it's convenient. That gives the guy next door time to tell his teenage daughter topless sunbathing to cover up !! 😁
Why anyone would leave a car that close to tree work escapes me, I think maybe a village somewhere has lost it's idiot........😂
C'mon bloke, sunbathing in the U.K..
@@phillip9468 3 whole days every year. 😁
The Village Idiot is on loan...
What are you on about we sometimes get at least two days sunshine in the summer. Not always but sometimes. @@phillip9468
😂 and they don’t want him back!
I don't know who's operating the bucket but I'm sick just watching. Great job and thanks for doing it.
If you were in my neighborhood, you would certainly be my go-to tree service.
Even you hate a neighbour leaving your own car in potential harm's way is very silly. Well done on the tree work.
The neighbor did not move the car on purpose, so if there were any damages to the car, he or she could collect. Horrible neighbor!
UK. Makes you wonder what kind of a bloke he is who would not remove his car. Now it is full of sawdust. Great professional job lads.
It’s nice to see the pros at work. The first tree seemed like it was fairly easy compared to the second nightmare tree. There wasn’t any logical reason why they didn’t move that car except for spite or some stupid reason. You did good getting that mess of a tree down with all the vines wrapped around it.
Yall did a fantastic job❤ 😊
OMG. Don’t look down!!! You guys are true professionals. Thank you for a great video. 😊
Good job guys, you rock big time!
Amazing job! I'd be waiting across the way hoping I could take some of the logs so I could make good use of them..😊
why not move his/her car? just being a jerk? or hoping for some insurance money. /rolls my eyes at them
They were clearly home but refused to answer door or come out to make ours lives a little easier
people like that are like pond life. @@alltreesallseasons
@@alltreesallseasons You should have shouted OOOOPS !!!! Several times real loud and I bet they would have come out !! or if you dropped one of those large pieces on his car he would have come out !!!
Jack ass everywhere you go
When looking at the second tree the back yard has two fences so my guess is the neighbours don't get on
Looks like those neighbors really go together to make some kind of fence! So much love. Bite off nose to spite face.
That was thrilling to watch. Y'all do a great job!
Great job. it's good to show some people who you are.they try to put obstacle in your way, need to see you got it, i learn something. today that i did not learn the first, time i watch this.Be safe.
TRULY enjoyed this. I always like watching tree removable.
Great job done well, it always amazed me how much less room trees take up once you have dis-assembled them. What was tall and mighty, lays quite happily in the back of a truck.
You have to be a special kind of curmudgeon to not move and protect your own car!!! I'm new to your channel and I was surprised to be up in the bucket with you!! My fear of heights would prevent me from ever doing your job!! When we had a big tree removed, the workers used ropes to steer the branches. Do you do that sometimes? Great job, trees and power lines are not a good mix!! You're obviously very skilled and experienced!!
WOW...expert work at 30'32"!! And all that work around those power lines...I know you guys have to do it, but still, dangerous stuff, and you're so GOOD!
Strange, the second tree looked like it was on the “stubborn” neighbour’s side? Even though the first home owner is paying for both trees? The stubborn neighbour should be grateful getting it removed “for free”..
Maybe that's the dispute. It was the neighbor's tree and they did NOT want it removed. The guy should have left it and when it eventually broke the lines or fell, the neighbor would have had to pay for removal AND compensation. Lol.
@@Fredaslee yeh - good point!
Nobody is going to do that, most especially the tree company. There was a Judge in Seattle (of all people) who had some other people's trees topped and got prosecuted for it. And lost, as he should have. Some people just feel entitled. AKA Karens.
@@Fredaslee There are laws about what you can and can't cut down, and tree services know them. They wouldn't be involved in illegal activity and still be in business.
Love watching the skills of you guys.
Nice job I use to do that line of work in North Carolina great job
I bet the smell of the wood was amazing, a very difficult job very well done. It looks sooo satisfying.
Nothing worse then having bad neighbors. All my neighbors are nice and we are all friends.
A great lesson where the skill, knowledge and patience of the tree surgeon, puts to shame the actions of the peevish neighbour. 👍😆😄😉
Great job thank you 🙏
That logger is an ARTIST! AMAZING!
Great job, why didn’t we see the rest of the removal of last tree. 👍👍😊
My buddy working with me took it down Quik I was putting gear away haha he’s too quick!
Wow those were the tallest trees I've ever seen in a persons yard. Great job, totally enjoyed watching you do your job
Superb precision work 🤗💕
May your business increases May God bless and give you success. Continue to do good work, help others. Share your experience.
I hope he has a recording of the car owner’s refusal to move their car. I’m sure the insurance company would be interested if a claim was made.
Just like that,pure expertise.
Great job men!
I thought I was going to fall watching the video 😬😬
Great job guys such pros.
Be safe.
You can see what kind of neighbor relationship they have - one fence is not enough, they both have to have their own fences! And the intransigent neighbor should be thanking the other neighbor for taking down that tree since it is likely dropping crap on their car anyway… and more importantly, encouraging growth on their roof, leading to premature failure.
One of the best videos on tree removal I have ever seen! Great Job! :)
what a bad person that family is to keep that car parked under a tree being cut .. they wanted yu to hit it.. shame on them .. hey guys great job great equipment[ too.. first class talent too
Excellent job!
Nice work. I can't believe that someone would be stubborn enough to not move their car. Sure, insurance might pay for it, but how long without a vehicle; when they could have just backed up to the road-side of the driveway to safety.
I wonder if an insurance company would cover damages if they were aware that the owner had the ability and opportunity to move the vehicle well away from the work area to mitigate damages, but deliberately left the car in the work zone.
@@tinydancer7426 They're all cunning buggers. (insurance officers)
They would 'dig' for the truth so as not to pay out, as they always do. Sometimes ripping innocent people off. This car owner was just a ... I want to swear, but won't.
Might be easier using loppers instead of the saw for the smaller stuff ... up to 2.5" dia. (at 26 mins)
Steel shaft ones are toughest.
Sorry for your aggro neighbours.
Tidy job though ... Well done.
By the way that neighbor is being a fool, I'm surprised he didn't want to sue you for sawdust on his/her vehicle, or perhaps I spoke to soon!🤨
Great Job!!!
Demonstrates well the reason the undercut/notch is removed, so the hinge works. Drop that second tree on the car, and let the insurance cover the repair. Whooopsie!!!
Those people who wouldn't move their car have some serious roofing problems to take care of.. soon.
Glad it was all video taped so the owner of the truck could come back and say their truck was damaged. Too bad people have to act that way.
Great job with tree removal. 🎉🎉
Who put the tarp on the vehicle? I can’t believe they would let you do that. You would have had to trespass on their property. Those types of neighbors are just miserable people trying to bring others down with them. I used to remove trees from power lines. Very exacting work. You and crew did a great job!! 👍🏻
Tarp smarp-is that was me, that vehicle would be covered in sawdust and tree sap!
That SO call Neighbor is an A Hole. 😡😡😡. You did an excellent job removing those trees👍🏽
Sometimes neighbors not getting along is the reason that next door they don't want to do anything that will aid the work. One job the neighbor had a sh@t fit when I minutely stepped on his property , an unkempt patch full of weeds. The neighbors were at war I later heard.
Happens with countries a lot.
You could not get me to live in the city too neighbors to get along with.
Excellent Job! Well-done. Very professional.
Sharp blades👍🏻
Watching that was like a horror movie. I was so afraid of the electric lines and how you dropped every limb was like a ballet. Nice work. That neighbor that wouldn't move his van is a dork. You got it done anyway. !!!
In one of the replies, he said that there were lights on, but they didn’t answer the door. So technically they didn’t actually refuse to move their car and they may not have been at home. I noticed that he put a plastic tarp over the front of the car.
There are lots of reasons for not answering your door. I’m 81 and disabled by severe arthritis and heart failure. I have to get out of my recliner and climb seven stairs to answer the door. By then, often the person has left. So I don’t answer it unless I’m expecting someone. Don’t be too quick to judge.
(With the new type doorbells at least you don’t have to)
Perhaps for you some kind of Ring doorbell camera would be useful. You can See who is at the door, talk to them, and you wouldn't necessarily HAVE to get up
You probably dont have a car in your driveway as you are disabled.
@@dirtybird437 I live in a rented townhouse, I don’t know if management would allow that. Besides which for as often as someone who doesn’t have a key comes to the door I can’t afford the expense. All my family have keys and so do my two roommates. My roommate’s friends phone when they come to the door.
@@55VickyV talk to the landlord and tell them your situation. I'm sure they can make an allowance since you have mobility issues and can not answer the door quickly
Just amazes me how someone would be so difficult with such a minor request.
Well done and kinda hope everyone they know sees this and mocks them forever lol
I’m sure those people are neighbors from HELL, it’s a nightmare to live next to those jerks😅. In the end, you guys completed your work professionally, well done 👍
Unless the tree owners were the ones from hell... we don't know. LOL
@@ljtlove4519 lol yep
@@ljtlove4519Why would you make it difficult for an innocent third party unless you are a total jerk?
excellant job,too bad the neighbor wouldnt moved the car.
I love watching these kinds of videos but i did have to fast-forward through the middle section. I started getting dizzy and nauseated with him up that high. I love how the person parked as close as they could.
Obviously he was hoping his vehicle would be damaged, and I'm sure that sort of thing has happened before. Perhaps you could recommend this to your legislators, there should be a law that if someone refuses to move their vehicle when hazardous work is being done they are responsible for all damages, not the company doing the work. With a law like that you could drop the top of the tree on his car and he'd be responsible.
That law exists already. We have a duty to mitigate damages. So if the car had been damaged in this situation, after the homeowner refused to move it, they would not have gotten money.
I’m sure there will be a complaint about the sawdust at the end!