Great work. I've retired after 45 years of tree work, I can see that you know what you are doing. Keep safe and continue to video and teach. Happy trails.
The fact that you clean up and make things look as good as possible before you leave says a lot about your character. Sharing your knowledge with others is another biggie!
Great vid! Saw one of those 92' spider lifts recently at a trade show for the first time. Never knew they existed, but looks like they fill a wonderful niche. Might have tempted to mortgage the house for one if I was a younger fella, but is hard to see it making enough in time for a grey haired 'ol boomer to justify. They are a tall dollar. Great job on the drops, and kudos to your awesome ground person!
The fella I started tree work with said right at the start customer forget the stuff tou take away but remember the stuff you leave, so leave it tidy, and if you have time, tidier than when you arrive. Cheers
Looks like you got a good helper, I can see he listen he’s a yes Sir yes Mam kind of boy. Not many like that anymore. Enjoy your videos have a good one
Nice to have a cherry picker, back in the day I climbed every tree in the back lot unless we could get the bucket truck to it, dead trees different story.
Love how you took the time to explain to Gabe exactly why, and how you do your cuts. And I must say, what a well mannered young man !! And I myself have learned a lot from watching your videos Tim, Not a pro at all, lololol... But, I am much better with my saw because of you Tim, Thanks for explaining a lot of the different things you do, it does really help us backyard kinda guys...lololol... Keep umm coming !! Have a Great Day.....
Do you not get poison ivy?..i got into some a a month ago, only had about 6 or 7 small spots on my arm and hand but it also ended up where no man should ever get poison ivy!!..lol ..took a couple weeks to go away and it was driving me crazy!!
It's crazy how people live among trees , I guess it's about shade , well there's price for shade. 1 mildew, 2 tree falls on house , 3 tree roots destroyed foundation, sewer lines, 4 lots of debry on Roofs, destroyed Roofing.
Man, it’s been years good to see you still out there kicking most of us were so disgusted with the way that you switched over to still products in the way you walk down Husqvarna we kind of forgot about you
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Great work. I've retired after 45 years of tree work, I can see that you know what you are doing. Keep safe and continue to video and teach. Happy trails.
Thanks, you too!
You do a great job and you are teaching the next generation!
I appreciate that!
You are one smart man to be able to take trees down like that. Amazing.
Thanks 👍
Big job and major clean up with the lot full of trees and elevation changes. Rigging is very instructive for layman like myself
Impressed how meticulous you work and putting safety first. I wish you were in my area I definitely need your services.
That lift is amazing! Enjoy your videos, learning lots. How far out past the footprint of your lift can you safely extend the basket?
Great job on the tree great job on clean up some people forget that part 👍🏻🇺🇸
The fact that you clean up and make things look as good as possible before you leave says a lot about your character. Sharing your knowledge with others is another biggie!
Great vid! Saw one of those 92' spider lifts recently at a trade show for the first time. Never knew they existed, but looks like they fill a wonderful niche. Might have tempted to mortgage the house for one if I was a younger fella, but is hard to see it making enough in time for a grey haired 'ol boomer to justify. They are a tall dollar. Great job on the drops, and kudos to your awesome ground person!
The fella I started tree work with said right at the start customer forget the stuff tou take away but remember the stuff you leave, so leave it tidy, and if you have time, tidier than when you arrive. Cheers
That lift is the perfect tool . Like you I use my pole saw a lot .
Just curious with the extensive work and difficulty of a job like that. What is the cost for a removal like that?
Safety first priority, knowledge to bring it down from harms way, no damage to property, Smart people doing it right. Don't forget the clean up.
Mighty work Tim and Gabe, that lad is getting invaluable lessons from The Master💯👌👍🙏😎
Awesome TEAMWORK .. LUV it .. professional at work 👍
Could you have reached that tree with your old lift? What's the footprint of your new one?
I could not have set my old lift up right there and if I could have, I would have ended up having to get out on a rope.
Great job. Nice to see someone so skillful in their craft.
Thank you
Great job Tim and Gabe great video thanks
Our pleasure!
Yous guys are aces! Would have been nice to see some ground shots of the lift.
Awesome work
Thank you! Cheers!
Perfect drop….Awesome ….good team work 🥰
Thank you so much
Good job. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
Always giving more than required, thanks for sharing.
You bet
Awesome work
Mr Gabe is a great help.
Sure is, he does good
Another job well done! Quality is obvious!
Makin quick work of that one white oak was payin pretty good
Looks like you got a good helper, I can see he listen he’s a yes Sir yes Mam kind of boy. Not many like that anymore. Enjoy your videos have a good one
You got that right
Challenging work and you did an awesome job. From start to finish it was very impressive!
Thank you so much
Enjoyed watching the video 😊
Nice to have a cherry picker, back in the day I climbed every tree in the back lot unless we could get the bucket truck to it, dead trees different story.
In regards to your hinge method. Ever have a tree come off the stump hard when you snip the final backstrap?
Love how you took the time to explain to Gabe exactly why, and how you do your cuts. And I must say, what a well mannered young man !! And I myself have learned a lot from watching your videos Tim, Not a pro at all, lololol... But, I am much better with my saw because of you Tim, Thanks for explaining a lot of the different things you do, it does really help us backyard kinda guys...lololol... Keep umm coming !! Have a Great Day.....
Glad you enjoyed it!
seems like a good opportunity to speed line a lot of it away from the house and retaining wall.
Great job, and great video!👍🏻
Thank you! 👍
Wow amazing
Spydercrane, Spydercrane. Does whatever a Spydercrane does.
Job well done and tidy.
Awesome 😎 !!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job, well done you and Gabe. 😊
Thank you!
Nice video thank you
Love my Husqvarna 545xp Mark II and 592xp, but I also have the Stihl 400cm (plus Bark Box) and it's also truly a remarkable saw in its class.
It is a very good saw.
Great video Tim 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Do you not get poison ivy?..i got into some a a month ago, only had about 6 or 7 small spots on my arm and hand but it also ended up where no man should ever get poison ivy!!..lol ..took a couple weeks to go away and it was driving me crazy!!
Rubbing alcohol on a bath cloth and scrub after u have been in it.
Awesome job brother
Thanks 👍
Very nice work
Are you still running a logging out fit haven’t seen no videos of logging lol
🇺🇸🇵🇪🇵🇷😎 money well spent, Safe and efficient, A lot less manpower on the ground🌳
Awsome job.
👏👏
You are going to miss Gabe with school starting back.
❤
I thought they had another Machine that goes up and Grab the log and then they cut
Wow. That was cool.
Thank you 👍🏻
perfekt job
Your wrong about the rope breaking before the carbener. You should use a bigger rope over the house if your taking big leadslike that.
Nice
NICE...
Thank you! Cheers!
The devil blessed poison ivy.
Ненадо рассказывать нам непонятно смотрят во всех странах зачем ?
Does he talk english can’t understand one. Word
It's crazy how people live among trees , I guess it's about shade , well there's price for shade. 1 mildew, 2 tree falls on house , 3 tree roots destroyed foundation, sewer lines, 4 lots of debry on Roofs, destroyed Roofing.
Man, it’s been years good to see you still out there kicking most of us were so disgusted with the way that you switched over to still products in the way you walk down Husqvarna we kind of forgot about you
Your lift sure does move around alot. Bet that took some getting used to. I just bought one and it kinda scares me.v