I watched a giant crane take out a leaning oak from a backyard last month, hadn't done any damage but close quarters and had to go over another yard to get to it. about 4 different houses at risk when removing it. Looked to me that they did perfect work. Sometimes you gotta have the crane...
I feel more sorry for the tenants of this rental house. The owner should have maintained the tree. I have huge oak trees in my yard, and I use a professional tree service for trimming and general health info on my trees. They are 80' tall.
Ever interesting to watch, but I believe they have several more trees that need to be trimmed before they rebuild or they just may end up on top of the roof again.
I had a similar tree that fell onto a shed. Just as you did I removed the overhanging weight a bit at a time. but the difficult part was where the trunk was just touching the shed. Without all your equipment if I cut it the remaining part would rake down and take out the wall of the shed. You cut that one critical point out of this video but you did have the bobcat for support. I can't see what you supported the trunk with while you did that.
Great Job Rookie, I'm not trying to make your head any bigger😆. But I'm amazed at how you able to estimate the weight of each pick. Because each spices of trees weight is different and the time of year affect the weight of the trees. And once you cut it you own it you either lifting it or drop it. Start posting more videos. I'm sure your editor Lindsey needs the work. Because he can't work in the dirt right now. You and your men Be Safe Out There.
nice work brothers, you men are the backbone of this nation, and we are losing men like this at a faster pace than we can replace them. So, with that said, as another hardworking man I truly appreciate what you boys do for a living. If there weren't guys like you that could do these jobs a house like that would be a total loss, I mean how the hell else would you be able to get a tree that size off a house like that. Great work that's all I have to say.
Glad to see you are back beginning to think your Ole lady won't let you come out and play why don't you consider doing an equipment maintenance video chain sharpening and such heck I been around this stuff all my life and learn Stuff from Tim @ cottontop3 even old logger Wade LoL 😂😂😂😂 might as well throw your 2 sense out there great vidg
Nice work on that monster. That one piece looked like it could've been Paul Bunyan's tobacco pipe. Got your big boy pants on now that you don't have CT3 there to babysit you. 😄
My landlord is not wanting to cut a hazard tree, it's 40ft, and probably 45in around or bigger at the stump. It's half way dead, beetles I suspect, if it comes down the house is gonna wear it, maybe just the porch but probably the house. It's in a bad spot with a apartments on one side and a fence, carport/out building on the other with 12 ft in between but you can drive up pretty dang close to it...... I'm having a Arborist come out and look at it, get a professional diagnosis and report on paper. I'm not trying to be difficult, I'm not a tree guy but I've lived here long enough to recognize Pine Beetles and dieing trees, cut alot of firewood but this isn't anything I'm comfortable with doing, nor is it my responsibility.
so you just know that somewhere online there is the video of this falling on the house, I'm curious to see what happened because it looks like it got ripped out of the ground somehow
Good to get to watch Good people doing a Job Right, without a lot of Fuss. It's a Blessing to watch you guys work.
The TreeMek reminds me of the rotator Ron Pratt has, interesting to watch work.
I watched a giant crane take out a leaning oak from a backyard last month, hadn't done any damage but close quarters and had to go over another yard to get to it. about 4 different houses at risk when removing it. Looked to me that they did perfect work. Sometimes you gotta have the crane...
Loved this video. So sorry for the owner of the house. Stay safe. ❤🙏
I feel more sorry for the tenants of this rental house. The owner should have maintained the tree. I have huge oak trees in my yard, and I use a professional tree service for trimming and general health info on my trees. They are 80' tall.
What a great piece of equipment!
Ever interesting to watch, but I believe they have several more trees that need to be trimmed before they rebuild or they just may end up on top of the roof again.
Great job!
Love that Mek. So much faster and safer.
Stay safe
Man yeah it’s way safer thanks
Hey congrats on the success this video has seen!
Nature has its own way ,no one can prevent it from happening except being careful
I had a similar tree that fell onto a shed. Just as you did I removed the overhanging weight a bit at a time. but the difficult part was where the trunk was just touching the shed. Without all your equipment if I cut it the remaining part would rake down and take out the wall of the shed. You cut that one critical point out of this video but you did have the bobcat for support. I can't see what you supported the trunk with while you did that.
Great Job Rookie, I'm not trying to make your head any bigger😆. But I'm amazed at how you able to estimate the weight of each pick. Because each spices of trees weight is different and the time of year affect the weight of the trees. And once you cut it you own it you either lifting it or drop it. Start posting more videos. I'm sure your editor Lindsey needs the work. Because he can't work in the dirt right now. You and your men Be Safe Out There.
Spice trees? Are they pepper trees ?
Thank you working on the videos and I can’t get Lindsey to edit much anymore.
great job you make it look easy
nice work brothers, you men are the backbone of this nation, and we are losing men like this at a faster pace than we can replace them. So, with that said, as another hardworking man I truly appreciate what you boys do for a living. If there weren't guys like you that could do these jobs a house like that would be a total loss, I mean how the hell else would you be able to get a tree that size off a house like that. Great work that's all I have to say.
Lindsey responding to himself 😆😆😆
He sure ain't gonna respond 🤣
Exactly
@@mthompson3891 🤣🤣🤣
Wow that was some very fine work. The Saw he was using to buck those monster chunks. Was it an 880 or 881 magnum. Thank you Sir.
Holy cow!!! @ 9:30 that was a chunk!!
After years of cutting fire wood. I can smell the wood and chain saw smoke just watching you.
Good video. I wonder how cost of the 600K machine (plus operation) is offset with the charge of the job?
I charge less per tree now but able to do a lot more trees in a day with this truck.
Tim sent me. Just subscribed!
Glad to see you are back beginning to think your Ole lady won't let you come out and play why don't you consider doing an equipment maintenance video chain sharpening and such heck I been around this stuff all my life and learn Stuff from Tim @ cottontop3 even old logger Wade LoL 😂😂😂😂 might as well throw your 2 sense out there great vidg
Thank you I’m working on some maintenance vids for yall
Good job brother ❤❤❤
3 yrs ago had 3 trees fell had roof damage to from a hurricane 🌀
I love your work
Nice work on that monster. That one piece looked like it could've been Paul Bunyan's tobacco pipe.
Got your big boy pants on now that you don't have CT3 there to babysit you. 😄
Yeah that one week he helped me in Amory spoiled me. It is nice having someone with skills to help you
That's a nice Mek 👍
My landlord is not wanting to cut a hazard tree, it's 40ft, and probably 45in around or bigger at the stump. It's half way dead, beetles I suspect, if it comes down the house is gonna wear it, maybe just the porch but probably the house. It's in a bad spot with a apartments on one side and a fence, carport/out building on the other with 12 ft in between but you can drive up pretty dang close to it...... I'm having a Arborist come out and look at it, get a professional diagnosis and report on paper. I'm not trying to be difficult, I'm not a tree guy but I've lived here long enough to recognize Pine Beetles and dieing trees, cut alot of firewood but this isn't anything I'm comfortable with doing, nor is it my responsibility.
Make sure you document everything just in case.
You guys are awesome
How high does your crane reach and what kind of truck is it on
How did the tree become on top of the house? Did i miss it
when setting up outriggers, ever try n see it crush a soda can- thats full?🤔😁
so you just know that somewhere online there is the video of this falling on the house, I'm curious to see what happened because it looks like it got ripped out of the ground somehow
Poor roots I imagine?
Massive!
tree didn't have too much momentum, for the minimal damage to that wall with window🤔
It is too bad they could not cut that tree up into 8 or 10ft lengths for lumber, unless it is rotted.
You say you like to have 2 of everything, does that mean another Tree Meck in the near future?
what is max weight pick-up w/ the Mek ??
33k up close 1700lbs 98 feet straight out
Hay tree lovers,talk about hugging your trees today. 😂😂😂😂😂
That was a huge tree I figure you could have gotten at least 2 logs from it and sold to the sawmill for anywhere from 3 to 5 grand
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This was a big job
How sad this takes a lifetime of work to get a house and pay it off only to have it destroyed
That rig is bad to the bone!
Thank you.
Meh. Smith Worx is better
Thanks bro! I agree
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Cotontop3 get your boy
@lindseysmith blocked 😆
@@Mrs.RooksTrees he can't block me! I got his login 🤣
Im saving this giant tree by my house to “cut down” when i need to redo my roof but dont want to spend $35k
$35k it must be a monster and a horrible spot