I’ve been cutting trees for over 45 years. Never a climber. And I watch a lot of tree videos. But find yours to be the best! And here’s why: •they are instructional. •well filmed and edited. •not easy when you’re doing a DANGEROUS job. •every job is carefully and thoughtfully planned out. •you promote safety, by example. •NO profanity. •My feeling is if you’re NOT swearing you’re probably using your Brain RIGHT! •fun crew. (I’d like to work with you guys.) •every crew member seems to be well appreciated, congratulated - and on camera. •No egos. •great channel name and intro Graphics. •I can almost smell the fresh cut trees. • could go on. Nice job and please keep up the great work. Interesting note: My 4 year old grand son calls Saw Dust. M A N G L I T T E R. Feel free to use that. And you’re welcome. Genuinely, Jim.
I live in a lrg. Complex ( retirement) and we have a tree service that maintain our trees and I enjoy watching them maintain our trees. Watching you guys just tickles me, you do it so well, but I could just throw up watching, any thing over 8ft up but I do enjoy watching you boy scale, swing, cut makes me nervous for you but do love watching. Thanks that height thing sucks, gladly your comfortable.
When there’s a guy on your crew that builds up and raises spirits, invaluable!! Not only is he the riskiest guy on the crew but he is definitely the most fun guy on the crew!
In the 1980s I was in a formal arborist program, sponsored by a coastal city. We learned most of this and more. But had no crane. But we didn't have your unity. Just interpersonal competition and ego. You guys are therefore a pleasure for me to watch. I came to pruning from timber management in a Western national forest. I showed my team about height and diameter measurement, and even increment boring. That part interested them. So they always had me do those for the record. Our saws were Stihl 011 and bigger. Our equipment was old style and we footlocked to get up in the tree. No SRT. Our throw lines were 3/8" and heavy, like the ones I used in the Navy. And so on. I hope you guys appreciate all the changes. But I do think your helmets look funny. LOL! Every year the agency provided new Redwing logging boots. Once I finally worked out my size I got along with these boots very well. Thanks for a great video. I enjoy your cameras going up in the tree. One thing that NEVER occurred to us was the weight of a tree. That was a surprise! Thanks Gents. I'll see you again soon. Michael Dougfir.
I really like watching your videos. I used to do tree service, and I know first hand just how tough of a job it is. You guys make a tough job look fun and easy. Cutting down trees is an art and you gents do a great job of it!. Keep up the great work, and keep the videos coming.
Carry the equipment to cut the tree, a camera to record, ropes to tie off, and hooking the boom up (properly) ... all the while carrying a round a set of steel balls!
At the end of the day loading all that cribbing back onto the crane truck. And we didn't see them take the cribbing off of the truck at the beginning of the day. These guys know their way around a job site.
what id give just to be a groundsman.....here in the desert of southern california the biggest trees we deal with are 60-80 foot elms and euks maybe some big cottonwoods and its only a side gig for me so i just do the stuff iam comfortable with, but you guys are living the dream love your videos
Mesmerizing panorama from the tree top. Made me feel dizzy. You have balls of steel. What an awesome crew! And the truck drivers nailed it! You guys ROCK!!!!
Can't tell you all how much I enjoy watching these videos.... you guys are the bomb! Experts with chain saws and all that you do.... VERY PROFESSIONAL!
Worked the White Mtn AZ pine/fir logwoods for a season (back in the day) and just retired a YardCare business a couple years ago... absolutely LOVE the skill, safety, and vibe y'all exhibit. I thot I could only be entertained by tree fail vids until I watched a couple Treeson videos. Nice Work, all around! wow
Had headphones in and turned up loud. At min 4 I got the chills. Love the start of going up to high places no matter what the context. You be safe lads.
Really quality work, and your videos are top notch too. I've enjoyed the last hour and a half watching you boys do your thing. Thanks for the further inspiration!
Sheesh, I was a forest service sawyer for a few years. Every part of this gives me adrenaline/anxiety ha ha. You guys are great. Im hooked. (Im watching this trying to motivate before taking down the 30' box elder in the back yard. Hahaha!)
Left a like and subscribe just for taking a piss in the chip truck best part about the job is always having a toilet! Hahah great vid from a fellow arborist down in Portland, Or. My company does come up to seattle area for larger jobs pretty often though so i will be keeping an eye out for you guys! Keep up good work and stay safe!
I'm just north of you in Victoria. years ago I was told that explorers like Captain Vancouver and others valued highly the Douglas firs for their strength. The tress were taken back to Europe for ships masts.On another note, I knew the owner of a saw sharpening firm here who told me a mill up Island using a gang saw had a blade explode....they had hit a cast iron cannonball.. Shot into the trees and the tree grew around it. Must have been a heck of a bang.
Me and my dad had experienced a near death cutting trees. Looking at all your videos, you guys take it down like a piece of cake (not to mention how danger it will be). Great crew/team work guys. I really enjoy the videos. Stay safe and #stay_home_during_this_pendemic
You guys are an great to watch. I trim cut remove trees all day every day. Nice to have something to relate with. Love watching and not having to do 😆.
I had installed a removable trailer hitch on the front end of my tool truck. Was great for getting the chipper or stump grinder into tight spots. Love working with a good crane operator
I have never cut down a tree and likely will never cut one down. I don’t even have trees on my property, but Jacob is so entertaining and he seems to enjoy his work so much that it’s entertaining to watch. Keep it up!!!
Good job, super smooth picks, and efficient crew all around! You don't see a climber come out of tree, mid job, to help with processing very often. Good on you!
I am amazed by your skills. I sometimes wish I had become an arborist until I see your shots from up high. Just watching your videos can make me queasy! Now I remember why I cut everything from the ground and when it's not safe for me to do so, I hire it out!
Yeah it'd definitely be nice to have two way radios or something, yelling or blowing a whistle while gesticulating wildly over a chipper running full blast only goes so far.
This was absolutely amazing ! Seeing what you do and how professional you are doing it is really impressiv. And relaxing at the same time. I feel that you guys really love what you do ! And i like the working atmosphere ! Big respect ! I`m from germany, but i would hire you guys instantly !
Your team is the best. You work safe and have a set of balls like I have never seen. Very well trained guys. Very professional. Keep up the great videos. It's a joy to watch you work.Thumbs up all the way.
I've watched a lot of your videos. You have a great crew. I really appreciate your attitude towards them. I have to say, all play a vital role in your work, however, Brian is a magician with that crane. I wonder if some cranes have seats that lean or recline backwards with a head rest. I know Brian gets tired of lookin up like he does. Some people can't bend their heads to look up without getting very sick. Just curious. Great team, great work. Thanks.
I'm in Shelton do mostly South sound very small company. Man it looks like a lot of fun working for a bigger outfit like that with all the fun toys, I've never done a crane pick yet but one day I'm sure I will. Stay safe guys.
Just found your channel and subscribed, man I got to say your work ethic and crew are very professional. The trees you guys cut are huge and super tall. Your videos and editing are on point! 👍🏻✌🏻
So do you guys end up sending alot of the HUGE logs to be processed in a saw mill for building lumber, and just the smaller stuff gets thrown in the grinder for mulch?
I was doing a big crane removal on some grand firs using a 90 ton crane at 140 feet. Took the dead spike tops out and came down the stem a ways. Crane operator looked and said that where I was would be good for picking so I cut a log off and he was struggling with it,turned out to be 12000 lbs at only about a 20 foot piece,too heavy for him even though it was a 90 ton unit. Went a bit smaller after that 😑
The fun part getting the gear in & heavy machinery in narrow sloping driveways, joyous fun, did an awesome job on this one fellas...My guess is 48,000 lbs all up.
You got it alot easier than me and my boss had it back in the 80s in the uk no crane ,shredders did it all from ladders. Nice to watch you working though
just an amazing job taking down that HUGE tree! the very interesting part was with the total weight, and sectional weights! those were large trunk pieces, do you make lumber? great crew , working safe and still having a good time, while busting your butt!
Back in the 80s I did some tree work, as a Firewood Merchant. Mostly going in after the Big boys had been through. I don’t have a head for heights, so parts of my anatomy disappear when you are Way Up High. You’re a bit like Fred Dibnah. Love the videos. Couple of questions, why no gloves. And when you say “Jib up” do you mean “Hook up”. When the crane Jibs up not only does the hook go up but the log is also pulled away from the the tree, is this what you are trying to achieve.
Just curious why when cutting the branches you didn't cut the compression first before releasing the tension? That would have stopped the barber chairing and eliminating the the little barber chair piece you cut off afterwards from falling and possibly hitting someone. Don't get me wrong, you guys are top notch in the profession and I am just trying to learn something. Carry on.
Just a quick undercut to cut the compression never binds unless you go to far, that’s when you pinch the bar. Perhaps it was for speed of getting the branches off? Not sure.
Hi Nice video, great job, but wondering why you didn't undercut the branches and just did straight cuts,? I'm not a climber, but see a lot of climbers undercutting the branches,
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I’ve been cutting trees for over 45 years. Never a climber.
And I watch a lot of tree videos.
But find yours to be the best! And here’s why:
•they are instructional.
•well filmed and edited.
•not easy when you’re doing a DANGEROUS job.
•every job is carefully and thoughtfully planned out.
•you promote safety, by example.
•NO profanity.
•My feeling is if you’re NOT swearing you’re probably using your Brain RIGHT!
•fun crew. (I’d like to work with you guys.)
•every crew member seems to be well appreciated, congratulated - and on camera.
•No egos.
•great channel name and intro Graphics.
•I can almost smell the fresh cut trees.
• could go on.
Nice job and please keep up the great work.
Interesting note:
My 4 year old grand son calls Saw Dust.
M A N G L I T T E R.
Feel free to use that.
And you’re welcome.
Genuinely, Jim.
Great comment and 100% spot on! Especially man glitter...I am going to use that when felling trees on my property with my wife watching.
I live in a lrg. Complex ( retirement) and we have a tree service that maintain our trees and I enjoy watching them maintain our trees. Watching you guys just tickles me, you do it so well, but I could just throw up watching, any thing over 8ft up but I do enjoy watching you boy scale, swing, cut makes me nervous for you but do love watching. Thanks that height thing sucks, gladly your comfortable.
When there’s a guy on your crew that builds up and raises spirits, invaluable!! Not only is he the riskiest guy on the crew but he is definitely the most fun guy on the crew!
Enjoy your Channel , thanks for taking us along . I like that you specialize in mission impossible tree work .
In the 1980s I was in a formal arborist program, sponsored by a coastal city. We learned most of this and more. But had no crane. But we didn't have your unity. Just interpersonal competition and ego. You guys are therefore a pleasure for me to watch.
I came to pruning from timber management in a Western national forest. I showed my team about height and diameter measurement, and even increment boring. That part interested them. So they always had me do those for the record.
Our saws were Stihl 011 and bigger. Our equipment was old style and we footlocked to get up in the tree. No SRT. Our throw lines were 3/8" and heavy, like the ones I used in the Navy.
And so on. I hope you guys appreciate all the changes. But I do think your helmets look funny. LOL!
Every year the agency provided new Redwing logging boots. Once I finally worked out my size I got along with these boots very well.
Thanks for a great video. I enjoy your cameras going up in the tree.
One thing that NEVER occurred to us was the weight of a tree. That was a surprise!
Thanks Gents. I'll see you again soon.
Michael Dougfir.
Thanks for your pioneering work tree brother
I really like watching your videos. I used to do tree service, and I know first hand just how tough of a job it is. You guys make a tough job look fun and easy. Cutting down trees is an art and you gents do a great job of it!. Keep up the great work, and keep the videos coming.
I dont even need to eat right now I feel so full of love these guys fill me up...crunch crunch !!
128' in the air, slinging a "big ass" chain saw... Just another day at the office for these guys. They make it look easy
Carry the equipment to cut the tree, a camera to record, ropes to tie off, and hooking the boom up (properly) ... all the while carrying a round a set of steel balls!
At the end of the day loading all that cribbing back onto the crane truck. And we didn't see them take the cribbing off of the truck at the beginning of the day. These guys know their way around a job site.
That 395 isn't light. Damn.
what id give just to be a groundsman.....here in the desert of southern california the biggest trees we deal with are 60-80 foot elms and euks maybe some big cottonwoods and its only a side gig for me so i just do the stuff iam comfortable with, but you guys are living the dream love your videos
I’ve rewatched this quite a few times. You guys did an amazing job!!
Mesmerizing panorama from the tree top. Made me feel dizzy. You have balls of steel. What an awesome crew! And the truck drivers nailed it! You guys ROCK!!!!
Can't tell you all how much I enjoy watching these videos.... you guys are the bomb! Experts with chain saws and all that you do.... VERY PROFESSIONAL!
Worked the White Mtn AZ pine/fir logwoods for a season (back in the day) and just retired a YardCare business a couple years ago... absolutely LOVE the skill, safety, and vibe y'all exhibit. I thot I could only be entertained by tree fail vids until I watched a couple Treeson videos. Nice Work, all around! wow
The most impressive sight seeing was how much food and liquid you have consumed....NOT the tree cutting 😂
Yah I know right but after. A long job you tend to get really hungry
Why is this funny? “You are a lot” BAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!! Wtf.
For a skinny guy you can sure put the food away! Nice crew that works together well, look out for each other and appreciate each other's efforts.
@@briankennedy1313 warning family friendly channel
@@michaelkeenan9824 wtf
The tree was impressive... but I have never eaten that much for lunch!
Work like this requires a lot of energy
@@tokyokillerify yes but also you have to eat good it could be your last meal its a dangerous job
I'd yack if I ate that much then tried to do anything harder then tying my shoes!!😅
Had headphones in and turned up loud. At min 4 I got the chills. Love the start of going up to high places no matter what the context. You be safe lads.
really enjoy your film's man thanks
Saxon Trädfällning Stubbfräsning Robinson thanks! Comments like yours keep me motivated to keep making these:)
Stumbled upon your videos while learning about different cutting methods. Great videos.
The vibe between you guys is what everyone wants at work! Another awesome video guys 🔥
These guys so humble i love watching their vids. Good job guys! Keep up the good work!
Super impressive....it is clear that everyone on your crew is skilled in what they are doing. Keep up the good work and awesome videos!
Really quality work, and your videos are top notch too. I've enjoyed the last hour and a half watching you boys do your thing. Thanks for the further inspiration!
Your work is absolutely impressive. While yet scaring the life out of me from your great camera views.
Hey damn good job, love the crew dynamics you work very well together. Positive vibes
Now that was a piece of work, pro's who know how to get the job done and go home with a smile on their face.
Sheesh, I was a forest service sawyer for a few years. Every part of this gives me adrenaline/anxiety ha ha. You guys are great. Im hooked. (Im watching this trying to motivate before taking down the 30' box elder in the back yard. Hahaha!)
"I don't need to eat, I feel so full of love right now. You guys really fill me up."
:D
Haha glad you liked that 😆
I also admire your work and am impressed by your positive attitude and by the encouragement you give to one another.
@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 great work bud!
What is the rough cost to have a tree of this size removed? 15-25k? Or more?
Tnx
Left a like and subscribe just for taking a piss in the chip truck best part about the job is always having a toilet! Hahah great vid from a fellow arborist down in Portland, Or. My company does come up to seattle area for larger jobs pretty often though so i will be keeping an eye out for you guys! Keep up good work and stay safe!
Such a professional, friendly and knowledgeable crew. Won’t find that here in NY.
really great video. the selfie cam while being lifted by the crane looked incredible. I can tell why you guys love your job.
I'm just north of you in Victoria. years ago I was told that explorers like Captain Vancouver and others valued highly the Douglas firs for their strength. The tress were taken back to Europe for ships masts.On another note, I knew the owner of a saw sharpening firm here who told me a mill up Island using a gang saw had a blade explode....they had hit a cast iron cannonball.. Shot into the trees and the tree grew around it. Must have been a heck of a bang.
IMPRESSIVE! You guys look like a great team!
Me and my dad had experienced a near death cutting trees. Looking at all your videos, you guys take it down like a piece of cake (not to mention how danger it will be). Great crew/team work guys. I really enjoy the videos. Stay safe and #stay_home_during_this_pendemic
You guys are an great to watch. I trim cut remove trees all day every day. Nice to have something to relate with. Love watching and not having to do 😆.
I had installed a removable trailer hitch on the front end of my tool truck. Was great for getting the chipper or stump grinder into tight spots. Love working with a good crane operator
You know it’s a tough tree when they use 500,000 dollar cranes to bring a chainsaw to you.
I work for a tree service company and I didn’t realize how easy I have it with the 21000 Vermeer chipper
I have never cut down a tree and likely will never cut one down. I don’t even have trees on my property, but Jacob is so entertaining and he seems to enjoy his work so much that it’s entertaining to watch. Keep it up!!!
Your videos are great! And addicting! I just wish you'd leave the words on the screen a bit longer, I have to keep rewinding to read them.
Noted! :) thank you for the feedback!
Everybody is awesome, but Brian is SUPER awesome.
Good job, super smooth picks, and efficient crew all around! You don't see a climber come out of tree, mid job, to help with processing very often. Good on you!
Hell yea he was even putting brush in the chipper
Because it was lunchtime haha
Here in Texas we have some big trees but nothing of this magnitude. Impressive to say the least. Good job all around.
Best climbing video so far man I love to see a climber help the crew 💯 it's how I was thought
Him pissing in the truck had me dying in my chair lmao!!
True professionals, best I’ve ever seen on the tube. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Great videos. You have a very professional approach to your work and the teamwork of your crew is also apparent. Thanks for sharing.
Much respect! I also appreciate the tips you give along the way. Keep up the great work! Ground crew gets a big thumbs up too
Nice job on the tree removal! However this video was even better!! Very well done😁💪💪💪 very well put together!! I’m impressed!
Thanks man I appreciate it! Especially from you! It takes so long to make these videos it’s crazy 😓 but no doubt you already know that Reon!
agreed, very well done!
I am amazed by your skills. I sometimes wish I had become an arborist until I see your shots from up high. Just watching your videos can make me queasy! Now I remember why I cut everything from the ground and when it's not safe for me to do so, I hire it out!
I just realized you guys are right on the either side of the mountain from me. Great job.
So many compliments!😂 Great work, and there were some awesome shots. So different from the tree work I do.
Yeah it'd definitely be nice to have two way radios or something, yelling or blowing a whistle while gesticulating wildly over a chipper running full blast only goes so far.
This was absolutely amazing ! Seeing what you do and how professional you are doing it is really impressiv. And relaxing at the same time. I feel that you guys really love what you do ! And i like the working atmosphere ! Big respect ! I`m from germany, but i would hire you guys instantly !
Your team is the best. You work safe and have a set of balls like I have never seen. Very well trained guys. Very professional. Keep up the great videos. It's a joy to watch you work.Thumbs up all the way.
Crane plus tree felling = exceptional skills
Yes sir. I liked how you told him to get out and watch the truck backing in. I hate when one of my guys just sits there when we're backing in!
Very nice job, nice steady machine driver and i like the notch free cuts. I am in the U.K.and had 38 years on drag lines.
I've watched a lot of your videos. You have a great crew. I really appreciate your attitude towards them. I have to say, all play a vital role in your work, however, Brian is a magician with that crane. I wonder if some cranes have seats that lean or recline backwards with a head rest. I know Brian gets tired of lookin up like he does. Some people can't bend their heads to look up without getting very sick. Just curious. Great team, great work. Thanks.
I'm in Shelton do mostly South sound very small company. Man it looks like a lot of fun working for a bigger outfit like that with all the fun toys, I've never done a crane pick yet but one day I'm sure I will. Stay safe guys.
nice! Gordy rebuilt my 200t with all his wizardry, I love that saw.
Gordy's the man. Westcoastsaw.com
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Just found your channel and subscribed, man I got to say your work ethic and crew are very professional. The trees you guys cut are huge and super tall. Your videos and editing are on point! 👍🏻✌🏻
Awesome job ! Never gets old seeing work done well.
Mate you have some of the best views. I would love a job like that.
Every move is done with such ease and totally professional with the client's needs in mind.
So much skill so much love what you do... make it look easy truly a master at your profession... great teamwork!!! Great work!!
Wow, that must have been so complicated and you made it look easy. Great video editing also!
So do you guys end up sending alot of the HUGE logs to be processed in a saw mill for building lumber, and just the smaller stuff gets thrown in the grinder for mulch?
Great Vid from a Canadian Arborist... the piss in the chip truck was Beauty!!!
Seriously you guys are the best in the whole world.
Love the channel and the video footage. The extra time to show all this is so worth it.keep it up
Very nice job , all around crane operator is very smooth !
EVERY video is LOVELY. Good Job Jake!
I was doing a big crane removal on some grand firs using a 90 ton crane at 140 feet. Took the dead spike tops out and came down the stem a ways. Crane operator looked and said that where I was would be good for picking so I cut a log off and he was struggling with it,turned out to be 12000 lbs at only about a 20 foot piece,too heavy for him even though it was a 90 ton unit. Went a bit smaller after that 😑
Manly Man Salute to all on crew for mustaches, beards. and the respect.
Love the videos you make, inspires me to push farther in my beginning to being a climber
That was some text book driving of the crane truck on the way back out after a great day of work!!
Very professional,very courteous,very very cool.
Thanks for posting.
That’s a good job boys. All safe and neat work. I thought the crane would have trouble getting out of there, but it seemed OK.
God bless and protect you all this job is very dangerous. But I loved it keep up the hard work! You guys rock!
thank you sir
Beautiful looking part of the world you have there. Gday from Queensland, Australia.
Awesome teamwork and skill. As a woodworker, I sure hope you can sell that lumber to a mill.
The fun part getting the gear in & heavy machinery in narrow sloping driveways, joyous fun, did an awesome job on this one fellas...My guess is 48,000 lbs all up.
Good job it's a good job u had plenty of room for the crane or job would have taken forever nice pile of timber 👍
💯!
I never thought about people using Sena headsets for something like this before! We use them on our motorcycles and love them!
You got it alot easier than me and my boss had it back in the 80s in the uk no crane ,shredders did it all from ladders. Nice to watch you working though
One of the best channels on youtube
Thank you :)
@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 you are great!! Content, great team, great area of the country when it’s not raining plus educational.
Your work is very impressive. Darn good crane operator.
just an amazing job taking down that HUGE tree! the very interesting part was with the
total weight, and sectional weights! those were large trunk pieces, do you make lumber?
great crew , working safe and still having a good time, while busting your butt!
Bro I swear you have a VERY healthy lunch holy crap!! Burritos, lots of veggies and cheese
Lol...the crane was beeping for joy. Good one.
Wow! A full day with a crew of 4, some serious gear and trucks, and they're hauling that thing away too. How much does a job like this cost?
Back in the 80s I did some tree work, as a Firewood Merchant. Mostly going in after the Big boys had been through. I don’t have a head for heights, so parts of my anatomy disappear when you are Way Up High. You’re a bit like Fred Dibnah.
Love the videos.
Couple of questions, why no gloves.
And when you say “Jib up” do you mean “Hook up”. When the crane Jibs up not only does the hook go up but the log is also pulled away from the the tree, is this what you are trying to achieve.
15:58. So satisfying how the clicking of the motor synchronizes with the music
Limbing the tree looked so satisfying!
Your really good at cutting trees... I wish I could to this myself
Awesome work
Enjoyed every second
Just curious why when cutting the branches you didn't cut the compression first before releasing the tension? That would have stopped the barber chairing and eliminating the the little barber chair piece you cut off afterwards from falling and possibly hitting someone. Don't get me wrong, you guys are top notch in the profession and I am just trying to learn something. Carry on.
likely because it would bind up on the saw what with the gavity pullin the branch down
Just a quick undercut to cut the compression never binds unless you go to far, that’s when you pinch the bar. Perhaps it was for speed of getting the branches off? Not sure.
3:38 where did you get those bluetooth units? Amazon?
No from wish they had corona on them
They are senas they are for motorcycle communications
Hi Nice video, great job, but wondering why you didn't undercut the branches and just did straight cuts,? I'm not a climber, but see a lot of climbers undercutting the branches,
Teamwork makes the dream work awesome crew of guys 👍👍👍💪