Me too, but his whiney battery-powered tools are ruining this video. It's such a high-pitched continuous shrieking. Yes, I know I can mute it, but normally the sound is one of the best parts of lawn care videos. I just can't with this. This has happened in another US lawncare guy's platform and one in Australia too.😢
That tree was "pollarded" at one point, cut into stubs and then the branches restarting were cut off each fall. It does contain the top growth of the tree. At some point, like seedling trees, the branches weren't cut back and this gave the long growth you started with. Certainly, the roots and trunk of this "twig" is now causing foundation issues where it has been growing. You did a thoughtful job figuring how to do the basic work.
I thought the tree looked like it had been cut before then started to regrow because it wasn't taken to a stump and killed, we've just had a eucalyptus tree removed and the stump was treated to kill it and eventually the roots otherwise it has potential to grow back and we don't that.
yes, and it will sprout again just as it did before if not totally cut down soon. I had one do that to me several times til I decided to have it completely gotten rid of.
An arborist is going to piece it out by chunks from top to bottom because of how close it is to the house and surrounding stuff. That avoids having to bring in any heavy equipment
Yes, I think they will just lower/maneuver each section down with someone on other end on ground. Did it that way for a 60 ft tall silver maple our place.
Wow, that was quite the job! Glad you had help. Literally night and day. You're right about how they would strap the trunk and lift it away. I've seen that done. Those guys really have to be on their game when they do that. Larry's porch area is super cute. Now he can get some sun. You and your helper did a great job!
Would love to see acouple of lawn care guys working together and going around the full yard and trimming things back for them. You did a great job on this tree.
Groot looks a lot better after his haircut. He said afterwards "I AM GROOT-FUL!!". Excellent job done considering your professional abilities not usually in dealing with large wooden grass. 😁😁
In addition to my earlier comment, some of my neighbours followed my style because they were fed up with overhanging tree branches, dried leaves, tall grasses. They were very thankful that i footed the bill of the removal (trees, bushes, vines, etc) 10 ft from my property lining. Some of my neighbours commemted that my house and property was the neatest, cleanest, tidiest ever in the entire neighbourhood. They hired the same contractor to remove all the trees, bushes, vines from their entire yards. Their entire back yard, side yards AND 75% of their front yards have been cemented. The other 25% of front yard (closer to the sidewalk) - had new earth which they planted herbs. Brick wall was placed at the front yard so that the earth don't flow to the sidewalk. To prevent earth to flow from the 25% to the concrete cement, they had built a 1 ft concrete cement along the divider. They are so happy with their renovated yards. They saved time and money from no mowing. They just took care of the 25% area. To say the least, other neighbours are following their style. We had all agreed that the sidewalk shall have no grass. So we had that whole section totally cemented. No tree, no bush, no hedge, no vine, no earth at the sidewalk. Everyone is so happy.
A tree that massive against the house, Roots, seek water. Sewer lines, leaky water lines, then They screw up and work on your foundation. Like vines on a house, sure looks pretty, but cracks in the brick, siding, Then they start making their way inside? Never a good sign. Lucky Fill has a helper, that could have been an accident in waiting. Love the commitment you show. What ever you make, its not enough.
When planting trees and bushes, so many people plant them too close to the house. Like, how can they not know they have to give them a lot of room for growth? 🙃😅 Great job, Fill. You're an angel on earth. Stay safe and Gods bless you always.
Its only a problem if you let it become one. I have a pomegranate tree that's been literally wrapped around a corner of our house for 50 years, hasn't caused a single problem. 😂
@thisisnotthechannelyourelo407 a pomegranate is more of a bush.... I'll tell you what happened to me ... the toilet kept stopping up. I'd snake it multiple times and still stopped even though it was clear to the street. Finally tool the toilet off. The pomegranate bush roots had grown under the slab not lifting it or anything, and come up between the slab and sewer pipe and gone straight down in a perfect ring about a foot, just to get water. The snake just went straight past it smooth. So I cut them off and spread some root killer stuff from the plumbing store around the pipe . Put a new wax ring. Never grew back the 10 years more I live there and didn't hurt the tree none.
Wonderful "pruning" of the tree. So glad a viewer reached out for help. Larry has beautiful areas in his yard. Maybe you could do a video if and when Larry's tree gets cut down? Keep on keeping on 😊
Fil, Max awesome job trimming the Homeowners tree, I'm amazed you only used the battery trimmers, chainsaw. God bless the homeowner, God bless you Fil, Max, God bless your Family's
I love that he asked for help, and I love that you answered! And when he asked if he could do anything to help you, what a sweetheart. Great work guys!!
It was so hard for me to believe that all the limbs came off of one tree limb! Un believable ! You and your helper took care of that mess in good time.Congratulations.
I'm glad you had help with this one, Fill. No way you could have done this big one by yourself. It looks good now. It's great that your could help this Octogenarian.
I'm no arborist but something that low to the ground I would just cut small sections from the top and just keep working my way back down. Also that's not the cable and telephone wires that's the electrical service main for the house - you can tell because it's supported by a metal cable that is attached to the service mast, and the electrical meter is right below it. You're lucky the wire wasn't weather worn with bare spots, or you would have found out the hard way.
I've helped cut a tree bigger than that while doing landscaping and yes your right if you don't have the extra equipment you cut it from the top to the bottom
I just had a 100 foot maple tree that was dead and had to come down $2500 later i still have 10 feet of stump left. They wanted another $1000 for the rest . It can sit there n rot if it falls it wont hit the house
So True, watching mowers go back and forth is so boring. I like to watch videos where there are bush trimming, tree cutting or trimming, hedging, etc. When I put the video forward and still keep seeing guys on their mowers, I move on to another video, one that is interesting, and don't give a like.
There is word that is used when someone ignores a problem when it is small until it becomes big and dangerous. Procrastination. It's obvious that this yard suffers from severe procrastination. You should fix the problems before you get too old to do it yourself. I am pushing 70 now and have replaced my handicap ramp, back stairs and removed any trees that are too close to the house. I love to garden but it has gotten very difficult for me so I put in two small green houses with raised platforms so I don't have to get on the ground or dig. If your deck is rotten have it torn down before you hurt yourself. Put up proper stair and ramp rails now. Keep your yard and lawn free of big stones and silly decorations that make mowing and weed-wacking difficult. You have to prepare for the ravages of old age so you can enjoy what is is left of your life.
I agree...but I love my pretty stuff. LoL I have a huge modernistic woman, a huge tortoise, and a huge Buddha. But everything is in areas that aren't mowed. I have done EXTREME work at my house in the last 5 years. I even had an elevator installed. There are less expensive ones. The elevator can go with me if I move.
Judging by the way those branches are growing out of the limbs of that tree,it looks like someone tried to cut it down once.Now that you did that to it,a tree specialist can take it out better.You always do a great job.❤ GOD bless you too 🙏
Awesome job as usual. We had trees removed. The guys took the branches out from the top first and worked their way down. They had a machine to grind it up on the spot.
So glad you were able to help him. You looked pretty fearless climbing around there. It was a monster, the limbs looked like trees. Good job, God Bless!
As another 80+ senior citizen, I applaud your decision to let the professional tree removers take over the project. Your initial work will greatly facilitate the removal of the tree. And yes, it would be wonderful to see how the final removal will look. Wonderful work, Fill.
Great job! But that looks like a fruitless mulberry. It will come back. Root system is massive and invasive. Definitely needs someone to come take it down completely.
You are very kind and considerate with those you set out to help. You also know what you are doing and don't attempt to go futher. Love that your work is done very neatly and thst you finished what you said you would. 😊
We had a very tall silver maple removed from our front yard a couple of years ago. It was two men, some straps and ropes, and two chainsaws. They made very quick work of it. You did a good job and knew what your limitations were.
That tree your trimming reminds me of the tree in Harry Potter. The one that had those big ball like on the ends, that smashed Ron Weasley fathers car. Great job.
If he doesn’t plan on cutting it down soon, I highly recommend spraying the cut branches with Sucker Punch. It was recommended by Garden Answers and I wish I found it 10 years ago. At least that will stop the growth of new limbs. When I had my old Sweet Gum tree cut down, the four men used rock climbing equipment to reach the top. One climbed and cut, the others had ropes & pulleys to direct the limbs to the ground (they climbed the tree where the truck with bucket couldn’t reach). But, my limbs were are big as many trees. Once they got enough of the tree cut down, the guy stood in the bucket to cut but they still used ropes & pulley to guide the limbs. It certainly attracted many Sidewalk Superintendents. I took videos and pictures for two or three days. It was expensive, but no more limbs can fall on my roof or deck.
I wonder if that tree had been cut back a few years ago. I am sure Larry appreciated your help. I love his little covered area it is so cute. I had 2 trees removed from my front yard. One gave off what we call helicopters in Missouri. I was always trying to bag those up. The roots were surfacing and i would trip on them. I had him cut it down, remove the roots and remove the trunk. So much safer, I am in my 70's
That was an interesting and enjoyable video. That is an unusual looking tree. You, Fill, did very well cutting back that big tree. That was nice that you had a helper today, he did very good keeping your area clean of cut down branches so no one would fall over them. God bless you for helping this man. Take care, stay healthy, safe and happy! See you soon...
You did a wonderful job Fill, and your helper. Thanks for helping out this gentleman. I do love his covered deck with the swings. I'm sure there have been some great times out there. Hopefully, he can get the rest of the tree down.
Glad you got help on this one, not that you need it. But i said before work smarter not harder. And safety first, you think me or vice versa. Lets just say great minds think alike. Be careful, thank you to the gentlemen that is helping you out. 👍🙏🦋
Looks like it was a lovely setting when the family was younger and could look after it. Some of the other trees need attention too.Good one fill and helper.
The sun rose❤❤❤ Looks amazing but the tree needs to go and if they leave a stump they need to put stump killer on it so it doesn’t start growing AGAIN 😊❤❤ Great Job Fill❤❤❤
I don't know what it is about tree trimming, but I could watch that all day.
Watch Cotontop3. Tim is a real pro
You’re definitely correct about folks who watch your channel liking the same group of content makers! Good luck for tomorrow 🙏
Same
Me too, but his whiney battery-powered tools are ruining this video. It's such a high-pitched continuous shrieking. Yes, I know I can mute it, but normally the sound is one of the best parts of lawn care videos. I just can't with this. This has happened in another US lawncare guy's platform and one in Australia too.😢
@@gretchenblase3296 It's the pole saw making that noise. I don't like it either but nothing I can do.
An interesting change of pace and I loved it. It looks like the old guy could use some more help around there also. Pretty overgrown property.
That tree was "pollarded" at one point, cut into stubs and then the branches restarting were cut off each fall. It does contain the top growth of the tree. At some point, like seedling trees, the branches weren't cut back and this gave the long growth you started with. Certainly, the roots and trunk of this "twig" is now causing foundation issues where it has been growing. You did a thoughtful job figuring how to do the basic work.
I thought the tree looked like it had been cut before then started to regrow because it wasn't taken to a stump and killed, we've just had a eucalyptus tree removed and the stump was treated to kill it and eventually the roots otherwise it has potential to grow back and we don't that.
Looks like someone trimmed that tree years ago,too. Time for it to go!
Glad you stayed safe!
yes, and it will sprout again just as it did before if not totally cut down soon. I had one do that to me several times til I decided to have it completely gotten rid of.
I'm so glad you had a helper for this. It's definitely not a 1 person job.
Need to do a part 2 on the same property and tidy up behind 🪴
I really like videos like this that show removing limbs etc. It's a night and day type of project. Nice work guys! I'm sure the owner was happy.
Agreed. It was a nice change of pace and still had a big "Wow" factor with the before and after pics. Great job Fill!
An arborist is going to piece it out by chunks from top to bottom because of how close it is to the house and surrounding stuff. That avoids having to bring in any heavy equipment
My thoughts too. Someone who is experienced will cut it in chunks from top down no need for a crane.
Yes, I think they will just lower/maneuver each section down with someone on other end on ground. Did it that way for a 60 ft tall silver maple our place.
Great job!!I was a bit concerned about the wire. Al just got an electrical shock cutting down so.e Spanish moss.
Good man not only to help this older man, but also know your limitations based on experience, knowledge and equipment.
If nothing else, you saved this man money because it is less tree to cut and remove for the Arborist. Nice job.
I don't think it's going to matter if you want their services they're going to charge you for it
A tree service will still charge alot of money to remove that
Wow, that was quite the job! Glad you had help. Literally night and day. You're right about how they would strap the trunk and lift it away. I've seen that done. Those guys really have to be on their game when they do that. Larry's porch area is super cute. Now he can get some sun. You and your helper did a great job!
Would love to see acouple of lawn care guys working together and going around the full yard and trimming things back for them. You did a great job on this tree.
Talk about letting the sunshine in!Trimming up this tree really opened up the place!
Groot looks a lot better after his haircut. He said afterwards "I AM GROOT-FUL!!". Excellent job done considering your professional abilities not usually in dealing with large wooden grass. 😁😁
This place needs a lot of attention, decking looks unsafe, glad you cleared it out for him.
In addition to my earlier comment, some of my neighbours followed my style because they were fed up with overhanging tree branches, dried leaves, tall grasses. They were very thankful that i footed the bill of the removal (trees, bushes, vines, etc) 10 ft from my property lining. Some of my neighbours commemted that my house and property was the neatest, cleanest, tidiest ever in the entire neighbourhood.
They hired the same contractor to remove all the trees, bushes, vines from their entire yards. Their entire back yard, side yards AND 75% of their front yards have been cemented. The other 25% of front yard (closer to the sidewalk) - had new earth which they planted herbs. Brick wall was placed at the front yard so that the earth don't flow to the sidewalk. To prevent earth to flow from the 25% to the concrete cement, they had built a 1 ft concrete cement along the divider. They are so happy with their renovated yards. They saved time and money from no mowing. They just took care of the 25% area.
To say the least, other neighbours are following their style.
We had all agreed that the sidewalk shall have no grass. So we had that whole section totally cemented. No tree, no bush, no hedge, no vine, no earth at the sidewalk. Everyone is so happy.
A tree that massive against the house,
Roots, seek water.
Sewer lines, leaky water lines, then
They screw up and work on your foundation.
Like vines on a house, sure looks pretty, but cracks in the brick, siding,
Then they start making their way inside?
Never a good sign.
Lucky Fill has a helper, that could have been an accident in waiting.
Love the commitment you show.
What ever you make, its not enough.
Every time you stepped on that tree, I was waiting for it to snap. You did a good job getting the worst of it off. Glad you had a helper. 😊❤
When planting trees and bushes, so many people plant them too close to the house. Like, how can they not know they have to give them a lot of room for growth? 🙃😅 Great job, Fill. You're an angel on earth. Stay safe and Gods bless you always.
Word to the wise - NEVER let any tree grow up that close to a dwelling. Of course it will cause problems if not catastrophic damage.
How about never plant a tree that close to your house.
Its only a problem if you let it become one. I have a pomegranate tree that's been literally wrapped around a corner of our house for 50 years, hasn't caused a single problem. 😂
@thisisnotthechannelyourelo407 a pomegranate is more of a bush.... I'll tell you what happened to me ... the toilet kept stopping up. I'd snake it multiple times and still stopped even though it was clear to the street. Finally tool the toilet off. The pomegranate bush roots had grown under the slab not lifting it or anything, and come up between the slab and sewer pipe and gone straight down in a perfect ring about a foot, just to get water. The snake just went straight past it smooth. So I cut them off and spread some root killer stuff from the plumbing store around the pipe . Put a new wax ring. Never grew back the 10 years more I live there and didn't hurt the tree none.
Moraleja : NO plantes árboles , arbustos , plantas al.lado de tu casa , se produce HUMEDAD y crecen osea NO PLANTEN ❤
You did a great job ........
Wonderful "pruning" of the tree. So glad a viewer reached out for help. Larry has beautiful areas in his yard. Maybe you could do a video if and when Larry's tree gets cut down? Keep on keeping on 😊
Fil, Max awesome job trimming the Homeowners tree, I'm amazed you only used the battery trimmers, chainsaw. God bless the homeowner, God bless you Fil, Max, God bless your Family's
Wow you had a helper today that must have made it easier and quicker for you. Great job.
I love that he asked for help, and I love that you answered! And when he asked if he could do anything to help you, what a sweetheart. Great work guys!!
It was so hard for me to believe that all the limbs came off of one tree limb! Un believable ! You and your helper took care of that mess in good time.Congratulations.
I'm glad you had help with this one, Fill. No way you could have done this big one by yourself. It looks good now. It's great that your could help this Octogenarian.
I'm no arborist but something that low to the ground I would just cut small sections from the top and just keep working my way back down.
Also that's not the cable and telephone wires that's the electrical service main for the house - you can tell because it's supported by a metal cable that is attached to the service mast, and the electrical meter is right below it. You're lucky the wire wasn't weather worn with bare spots, or you would have found out the hard way.
I've helped cut a tree bigger than that while doing landscaping and yes your right if you don't have the extra equipment you cut it from the top to the bottom
I just had a 100 foot maple tree that was dead and had to come down $2500 later i still have 10 feet of stump left. They wanted another $1000 for the rest . It can sit there n rot if it falls it wont hit the house
@@dianep3071WOW! So expensive😢
@@dianep3071here in Toronto it’s minimum $4500 per tree! And backing on conservation is a bigger headache cause everything is protected
Exactly
Good work guys. It is true that little trees grow up to be nightmares if not taken care of early. Trees close to house can be bad.
I am truly grateful to you. Thanks to your reasonable logic, I made it here. I wish you and your family good health. I love everyone on this earth.
What a refreshing break from watching mowers going back and forth across the grass!
It’s a lawn care channel. You can expect to see that sort of thing from time to time.
@@NotthatNeil😂😅🤣
So True, watching mowers go back and forth is so boring. I like to watch videos where there are bush trimming, tree cutting or trimming, hedging, etc. When I put the video forward and still keep seeing guys on their mowers, I move on to another video, one that is interesting, and don't give a like.
@@NotthatNeilyes, but not only lawn mowing. A whole video showing lawn mowing is boring.
You guys did very well. That probably saved the homeowner a couple of thousand dollars.
What an awesome thing you did to help that gentleman. Such an undertaking.
There is word that is used when someone ignores a problem when it is small until it becomes big and dangerous. Procrastination. It's obvious that this yard suffers from severe procrastination. You should fix the problems before you get too old to do it yourself. I am pushing 70 now and have replaced my handicap ramp, back stairs and removed any trees that are too close to the house. I love to garden but it has gotten very difficult for me so I put in two small green houses with raised platforms so I don't have to get on the ground or dig. If your deck is rotten have it torn down before you hurt yourself. Put up proper stair and ramp rails now. Keep your yard and lawn free of big stones and silly decorations that make mowing and weed-wacking difficult. You have to prepare for the ravages of old age so you can enjoy what is is left of your life.
I totally agree with you.
I agree...but I love my pretty stuff. LoL I have a huge modernistic woman, a huge tortoise, and a huge Buddha. But everything is in areas that aren't mowed. I have done EXTREME work at my house in the last 5 years. I even had an elevator installed. There are less expensive ones. The elevator can go with me if I move.
Wise advice Felicia! 👏
Amen to that!🙏🏾✝️🙏🏾💜
That man has to be very happy. Great job. God bless.
That was his power line to his house. Good video.👍
And I was freaking out the whole time 😟
Fill, ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS work on that tree! Everything was done safely and you cleaned up as you went about the task, nice move!👍🤓😇 Doug
Hi Fill! Amazing job for a lawn guy!👍😂. No seriously, you did a very good job and you didn't fall off the ladder!😃 Thank you for helping Larry.😊
Great job Fill and your helper😊 Now you can add acrobat to your talents because you did a great balance job between the ladder and the tree😊
Judging by the way those branches are growing out of the limbs of that tree,it looks like someone tried to cut it down once.Now that you did that to it,a tree specialist can take it out better.You always do a great job.❤ GOD bless you too 🙏
Well, that was interesting to watch!! Glad no one was hurt.😊
It is always a treat to get to visit with you while you work, thanks! Take care!
Super work Fill. Glad to see you had an assistant! ❤❤
I hope you can help him some more theres more trees that need to be trimmed and bushes. Do part two please
At least you got it off the roof off the wires and kept it from interfering with his cable and internet. Good job. God bless.
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING Fill. Be Blessed and stay safe. Great getting that tree cut away from the house thank you to your assistant.❤🙏🏽
Awesome job as usual. We had trees removed. The guys took the branches out from the top first and worked their way down. They had a machine to grind it up on the spot.
So glad you were able to help him. You looked pretty fearless climbing around there. It was a monster, the limbs looked like trees. Good job, God Bless!
You are THE BEST to help these People!!!! God Bless You 👏👏🙏🙏🙏
Fill comes thru again. Well done young man 🇺🇸✝️
Great job of getting all the smaller limbs removed from the tree trunk! Looks so much brighter!
As another 80+ senior citizen, I applaud your decision to let the professional tree removers take over the project. Your initial work will greatly facilitate the removal of the tree. And yes, it would be wonderful to see how the final removal will look. Wonderful work, Fill.
Good morning Fills and great fantastic job on your yard and God Bless
What a cool deck set up. Glad you could help him out. God Bless!
You two did aaa great job in helping the old man. Thank you. Will also be interested to see what they do to get ridd of the stump. God bless ❤️🙏
Both did a great job
I'm glad you said why you didn't remove the rest.
You two are so professional. I could watch these cleaning videos all day, they are so captivating.
I love his backyard! Fill, you're the best!
Great job! But that looks like a fruitless mulberry. It will come back. Root system is massive and invasive. Definitely needs someone to come take it down completely.
Inspirational work, so compassionate. Thank you for paying it forward ❤
Thank you for all that do for the people you help awesome 👍😊
So he was TREEted to some TREE Service.. I mean, Treated to some Free Service.. That was TREEmendously Nice of you.
😂😅
I'm a sap for clever word play!
HAHA, your comment was an absolute TREEat to read. By the amount of likes it has, it sure is TREEnding :)))
@@fillslawncare You are welcome.. I have my moments..
I love your videos keep up the great work fill
You are very kind and considerate with those you set out to help. You also know what you are doing and don't attempt to go futher. Love that your work is done very neatly and thst you finished what you said you would. 😊
You’re a great, loving, kind man Fill!❤❤❤
We had a very tall silver maple removed from our front yard a couple of years ago. It was two men, some straps and ropes, and two chainsaws. They made very quick work of it. You did a good job and knew what your limitations were.
Silver maples are not yarf friendly are they? Huge roots, whirly birds that sprout everywhere! Unh. Took out 2, 1 more to go.
That tree your trimming reminds me of the tree in Harry Potter. The one that had those big ball like on the ends, that smashed Ron Weasley fathers car.
Great job.
😂😂😂 My first thought was of the whomping willow!
Yeah that's what I thought. The whomping willow. But in this video it's a whomping box elder.
When that heavy tree ball fell on the roof I had visions of you needing to fix it. Hope you carry insurance to protect yourself.
Nice job both of you, bless the gent hope he has help in his garden looks quite big. Much better and safer,❤❤. Pauline 🇬🇧🇬🇧
What a job! Glad you came out safe.❤
Thank you for helping that Gentleman. You guys were very kind. God bless.
Great job as usual Phill you are a great blessing to people in need Nuff blessings to you ❤❤
It's great you have help today!
RENT SOME STAGING , a few guys, cut away in narrow slices can be controlled to land on the staging and lower down. Looks so nice opened to the sky.
If he doesn’t plan on cutting it down soon, I highly recommend spraying the cut branches with Sucker Punch. It was recommended by Garden Answers and I wish I found it 10 years ago. At least that will stop the growth of new limbs.
When I had my old Sweet Gum tree cut down, the four men used rock climbing equipment to reach the top. One climbed and cut, the others had ropes & pulleys to direct the limbs to the ground (they climbed the tree where the truck with bucket couldn’t reach). But, my limbs were are big as many trees. Once they got enough of the tree cut down, the guy stood in the bucket to cut but they still used ropes & pulley to guide the limbs. It certainly attracted many Sidewalk Superintendents. I took videos and pictures for two or three days. It was expensive, but no more limbs can fall on my roof or deck.
You guys have got this. I’m looking at all the light coming in.
Great watching ❤
Great viewing, enjoyed this very much . Would love to see this property brought back to it's old glory.
Just WOW!
I wonder if that tree had been cut back a few years ago. I am sure Larry appreciated your help. I love his little covered area it is so cute. I had 2 trees removed from my front yard. One gave off what we call helicopters in Missouri. I was always trying to bag those up. The roots were surfacing and i would trip on them. I had him cut it down, remove the roots and remove the trunk. So much safer, I am in my 70's
That was an interesting and enjoyable video. That is an unusual looking tree. You, Fill, did very well cutting back that big tree. That was nice that you had a helper today, he did very good keeping your area clean of cut down branches so no one would fall over them. God bless you for helping this man. Take care, stay healthy, safe and happy! See you soon...
You did a wonderful job Fill, and your helper. Thanks for helping out this gentleman. I do love his covered deck with the swings. I'm sure there have been some great times out there. Hopefully, he can get the rest of the tree down.
I'm glad that you realize your capabilities when dealing with tree cutting because you don't want to cause more damage at all!❤
You were doing fine, keep cutting manageable size pieces till it is gone.
Who is your young helper? He did great. I bet it was way easier to deal with this massive tree with assistance. Great job.
Brother in law
I would love to see this whole property cleaned up I bet it’d be a cool space.
We also need a lot of storage and decluttering, the benefits for well-being ...🤗❤
This would not happen in Australia you two men are just God sent you be careful ya hear 😊
Great job ! Happy Sunday to both of you 👍
Glad you got help on this one, not that you need it. But i said before work smarter not harder. And safety first, you think me or vice versa. Lets just say great minds think alike. Be careful, thank you to the gentlemen that is helping you out. 👍🙏🦋
Nice job, Fill (and assistant)! This one was interesting and fun to watch - see you in your next one. 🤓💖
I love how you are doing this tree for this guy you no tree person but you try
You are a wonderful person to do all that job for those people! God bless you ❤❤
Looks like it was a lovely setting when the family was younger and could look after it. Some of the other trees need attention too.Good one fill and helper.
I like watching tree trimming, so satisfying. Ottawa, Canada
The sun rose❤❤❤ Looks amazing but the tree needs to go and if they leave a stump they need to put stump killer on it so it doesn’t start growing AGAIN 😊❤❤ Great Job Fill❤❤❤
Now that that area is exposed to the sun it will dry out nicely. Well done!
Nice Job!
That’s a lot of tree in your trailer! What a beast to tame. Looks like a different place.
Excellent Job Fill! Thanks for posting this video
Going the extra mile, I love it. 😊 Helping others when you can❤