Huge DECAYED Tree Next to House Splits Into Three Parts!
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Jake, Congratulations on over a Million subscribers!!! I've been with you since the early Eastside days and it's been fun to watch your journey from employee, bewildered man on his own, to traveling RUclipsr to contract climber and small business owner. Nice Work and continue to stay nice and produce the high quality content.
Thanks again Jake. You're a true pro and a pleasure to work with.
Agree with others in congratulating you on over 1-million subscribers. Jed (RIP), Randy, Anton and you have all helped me perform safer and better jobs when felling & pruning trees. Going to try a swinging Dutchman soon. All the best!
I think it would be time for a little bit of a Randy the mandy action😂. Great job as Always.
Some people say you can see him Wednesday through Saturday at Chippendales Seattle.
@@boden8138 tipical Randy
@@boden813825:08 😅
Congrats on the Million! I love watching your videos!
Nice job. Watching from nz. Keep em comming enjoy the videos. I do small jobs on my weekends off but work as a stihl shop technician. Learning lots by your videos. Man i want to have the gear to do this stuff.
Ah, a fellow Antipodean (ex-pat K1W1)... Caleb is so "grounded" ~ no matter how high he climbs!
One of the things that fascinates me about Caleb is that he has "right-hand dominance" and yet he can switch to "left-hand dominant" as needed. That skill-set goes way beyond "ambidextrous" and is exceedingly rare.
Can't believe ya went so high on such a sketchy tree.... ya got balls of steel, son!
Super video, maples are a hell of a lot of work, the ending was amazing and sobering on how dangerous these comingled maples can be. I enjoy your videos because included you share your thought process/methods on how you attack your tree job. Home owner was spot on for wanting to get this tree down.
Reg Coates has some great tools. Well thought out.
You make that look effortless
Great job, jacob. Hope ill see you in next week. Travel safe.
That would make a great thumbnail!
Defiantly a young mans game. You do great work. 40 yrs ago climbing a tree that high no problem now that I'm over 60 climbing a 12' ladder makes me nervous. Enjoy having a adventure today.
Nice work jake as always god bless I hope always well
Nice job on that one. Thanks for the content.
Great video, as always!❤❤❤
Congratulations for getting 1 million subscribers !🎉🎉
That was a nasty tree, but it was very interesting to see its end. Have you ever had any trouble with limbs getting tangled in the end of your rope when they're falling or being lowered? I'm guessing that was one reason why you asked the ground guy to bring your line closer to the trunk of the tree.
Great video, thanks!
Great job Jacob 👍
Good discussion at the beginning of the video about the lowering device mounted at the tree's base, and why this particular device is preferred. The device is used throughout the video, even though we can't see the device. Jake is up on the tree tying off branches, and we are viewing from his head-mounted camera. Jake tells the ground guy to make a couple wraps. The ground guy catches on fast. Jake also uses a redirect from the main pulley. I'm sure the climber's work is not as easy as Jake makes it look!
Jake, we’re back with you buddy. We’ve been watching you for years from Scotland Uk. Haven’t seen you for a while but always loved your videos. We’ve only just heard what happened to your channel, sorry to hear that but hey ‘New Chapter of your life’ and of course it was all about watching YOU at work so we’re not surprised you’re way over million subscribers.
Perhaps you can do a video on tips of sharpening your chains one day, my husband needs bit of help!
Best wishes to you and your family.
You are the man! Love your channel...
Nice Job! Way more risk than I would take.
Wow, I thought the lichen at my place was bad, THESE lichen are ginormous!
Beautiful job…as usual!👍👍😁
That was so cool when it hit the ground and split in two!
Jake what you do up in a tree so effortless and instinctual is something us homeowners with a chainsaw in the shed, just can't comprehend! A true Master at Work!
Nice, Keep the videos coming!
Ngl as a person with the fear of heights/falling I watched this channel and you are inspiring me now :)
That little saw is a ripper for sure!
Very nice calculating on how that would fall. I had a boxelder tree that was growing south towards the sun at a forty five degree angle and it was hanging over 2 fences. One neighbor was so worried I would ruin her fence. I told her I can just not cut it down and let it take out her whole fence and a play house. I had to rig up a 2"x12" standing vertical above the area I was chunking to lower chunks till I was on my side of the fence. I got it down without a scratch on her precious fence. The trunk I was chunking was twenty inches so I had to cut it into twelve inch sections. While I had to carry the limbs to the curb for my township to chip and walking past a weird tree that was a mutant boxelder/oak mix. I went in to get a drink and in the five minutes I was gone a sixteen inch limb crashed down right where I had just been walking with branches. I have a short clip of another limb I dropped on my channel. I did a controlled drop because the crotch had been splitting and was over five inches wide.
That top handle sounds like it’s on revolution steroids!!!
Good job
26:07 your favorite saw almost went for a ride, Jake!
I hate that one second of 'Oh no!" then I love that "Whew!" memory of how that "Oh no!" didn't happen. But I never forget that Oh No moment.
Enjoy your videos
Wow, very impressive job, great at all you do,THANKS FOR INVITING US ALONG FOR THE JOURNEY...😏
Someone got a DSLR camera :)
1.8 lens?
The ground footage is great!
Jake,
I liked the way that tree(S) separated at the end, although
it did look a little sketchy:)
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Hey Jake an all of you , is there already? or can could you make some video about the baroil, gas etc you pro's use and engine maintenace?
That's crazy man.
The acorns in the moss were most likely stored there by a bird. Woodpecker or jay.
Hey buddy love the videos. Could you do any discounts on large orders from sappy supplies? 2-3 grand orders.
Double stack!
Is that a weird little cluster of Oak leaves clinging to the bark? 😂
A little part of me died when you pitched that block out
Amazing job!!! I don't think we have that kind of tree in the northeast
Yeah we do. Norway maples all over in New York.
You should do a review on the echo 7310pw
I love you man 😄
Just out of curiosity, what happens if one were to purchase Randy on sappy supplies?
Hi Jake,
Are you square grinding your 1/4 inch chain? Awesome cloud of chips from that saw! It’s either the result of a prodigious amount of power or else a special grind on your chain?
I'm always skeptical of using carabiners when rigging. Don't matter what the rating is on them, I always put a half hitch in before I tie off the end
Get an iron wizard steel carabiner. 70kn rating. 70kn is as strong as 3/4 rigging line.
Me too. I prefer knots or the Notch Rapid Rig.
Stay safe✌️
very sketchy three way split! rotten trees are so unpredictable how they will fall, and brake great job!
Squirrel: what's that sound coming from where my maple tree stash is?
As always..
GREAT JOB
I see you "fixed" the Husky top handle.
What went wrong?
Your live video, you must have pulled that rope 3-4 dozen times
Woodpecker would also stash acorns in trees.
Do you ever get the tree services asking how you get your saws so sharp and effective. I’ve seen companies In my area and take notice when they’re cutting and it’s never nearly as fast as yours
All his saws are ported and built. Theirs may not be
Love your videos, I’m a huge fan! I was wondering if you could help me out and give me some advice. I'm moving to Portland soon, if you had to choose only one saw to buy for working in the Pacific Northwest, what would it be? Ideally it would be something that is a good ground saw but you could also climb with it if you needed to (Husqvarna would be ideal, i have a discount at one of their local dealers). I live in Utah I have an idea of what I’d get for all around tree work down here but you guys have some monsters up there! Thanks! Really appreciate your time and thank you for putting such great tree content out there!
How do you like the husky saws,all my big saws are husky and use 201t for bucket saws just wondering what your thoughts are with the Stihl and Husqvarna
Gas in saw -- good. Editing -- good. Not flooding saw -- good. This video compared to the last one -- very good!
Hang in there!
the owner won't miss the leaves , im sure😏
Or the broken limbs suddenly dropping for no apparent reason.
4:56 I bet a jay stuffed the acorn up there.
At 10:57 flip carabiniere other way so load isnt towards the gate.
I was just wondering if you’d ever considered getting a second comms helmet to loan to ground guys that don’t have them. It’s been very successful for me.
Not gonna lie Jake. $479.99 for that Stein is pretty steep. I could slap one of those together for less than half the price. Actually, closer to less than a 1/3 the price.
Italia
I just looked on sappy supplies. If i buy Randy for the steal of the century at $10,000,000 does he come with or without the Hawaiian
Did I see little ferns growing all over the top part of that tree? I definitely saw all the moss. That tree was super nasty.
Tree was nasty nice work
I ha e a 540 and that thing is terrible to get started and even after warming up usually have to chocked it to get it to run and get running. Miss the 2511t one pull and start.
You chock your truck tires. You choke your carburetor to enrichen the fuel mixture.
@@JW...-oj5iw No shit captain obvious.
@@garrett4846 ... I chose the minimum point of your blithering to get you on track to correct your horrible English. It doesn't work on the least literate among us, as obviated by your response. People choosing to be sub literate is sickening.
Does anyone know the brand and make of that helmet? Thanks
Guitar builders will pay handsomely for that in bookmatched planks.
Not that tree they won't.
@@verteup you would be surprised...
The more rot and spalting, the more its worth.
I could NEVER do that job. My fear of falling from high places has morphed into general fear of heights. Videos of this type give me the extreme willies when looking down to the ground way below.
I really dont understand why not fell that whole damn tree. I understand it was dying but if its strong enough to rig from its strong enough to pull over. I pull over crispy dead all the time around power lines and they work fine. We pull very strong leaners also.
Too tall to fall any direction without damaging the surrounding area... the reason any tree gets climbed instead of felled. It's never just for fun lol
The job was 12 trees at a million dollar home. I really considered pulling it over but the weight over the house which doesn't show in the video was more risk than we were willing to take. There was a third trunk of the tree we removed with the bucket truck a few days before at 15ft above ground. The base split and was hollow. This added to the risk of falling the remaining two stems as they leaned at the home. We too pull over a lot of leaners
En dónde puedo comprar todo el equipo para ser claimer
Persis di atas rumah kayu nya , tinggi dan sulit
Why not use heavy duty ratchet straps to hold until you drop it
Use ratchet straps to hold what?
Yes I just did one,,dead,,,sad to take it
What happened to the saw John ported for you? And what ever happened to him?
John dropped off of social media a year or so ago. Jacob has reached out to him, but he hasn't heard back. He still has the Limb Reaper, but he he's really liking the new Husky Top Handle. He has a video a month back or so where he compares them and talks about them.
How much do you weigh? 165 -180
please tell me what the minimum compression should be for a stihl ms440 chainsaw
120 plus if it’s healthy. 90 psi will run but need lots of choke in the morning and won’t have good low end power anymore.
@@ericharris893Thank you very much, I couldn't find the information anywhere!👍👍👍
@@donbasslig701 experience
rope by your head at (18:02) starting to frey, please be careful☝😮
furry tree, i want all that lichen and moss. its cool.
2 comments how long did it take to get it on the ground and 2nd I seen this was posted 3hrs ago and already has over a thousand thumbs up and over 7000 views
3.5hrs
Are the leaves growing out of the bark of the tree? Thats weird
That WAS weird. They looked like oak leaves too...I wonder if the leaves came from the same tree the acorn came from.
The bark on that west coast maple looks so different from the east coast maples
Are all maple trees that corkscrew-y? Forgive my impertinence, as I am no botanist.
My 14 year old son loves your Chanel. How would be the best way to get him setup to climb? He is a stud just saying lol
The reason "Chanel" is capitalized is because it's a person's name, specifically Coco Chanel of perfume #5. We are viewing this incredible job on a RUclips channel.
Hi i was wondering why you dont leave more of a hinge by cutting above your back cut a bit more i always left about two inches of hinge above my back cuts. halifax nova Scotia canada
Back cut should be even with the apex of the notch always.
Situational for me. If I want more time to steer I try to go 1-2"above the apex. Or if I'm worried I might be kinda low on the far side and I'm on spurs, I'll shoot high too. Otherwise I like to line it perfectly, they seem to snap off cleaner.
@@verteupnot true man. ANSI standards actually say the opposite. Back cut should always be above the apex of the face cut. By ansi standards. But who follows those all the time?
Hey jake I know you probably have a lot of guys ask you this but I’m looking to further my education in arbor culture and don’t how to go about it, my father started a tree company when I was 14 and immediately put me in it, and now it’s the love of my life, but I don’t want to stay at the status of “treetard” do you or anyone else have any advice?
That tree was so nasty
what was the problem that the chainsaw won't start the last time ??
i'm talking the top handle
It was out of gas.
how does pay work with contract climbing? you are doing the majority of the work it seems, so you must get the majority of the money, so how would it be worth it for someone to hire you?
This was a 12 tree job overall. Jake's portion was a small part of the project as a whole. It's about risk management. Paying a contract climber is far cheaper than doing damage to a customer's property. Also we know his cost to us and add it into the bid. Jake's very efficient, we work well together and I trust him.
Come to work with us
At least you're using a 2 stroke saw and not part of the Greta Thunberg crowd today.
Poz
i,,,,,m love you,,,,,r
Ugly tree.
Great work
Holy freaking adds. RUclips forced me to watch 5 adds before I could even view the video 🤦♂️. Not cool.
i had ad block which i had to remove or they were going to take utube away from me, but i could buy their add block. terrible greed.
@@robertlane3513 youtube sucks these days
report the ads it's the three dots. When the ad shows up then you go to report
@@alotl1kevegas860 I agree.
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