How Tree Removal Works | Tips & Tricks For Everyone
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2024
- Remove a tree like a pro. Follow along as the tree work is explained in detail. As always, enjoy the added entertainment. Obviously, cut trees down at your own risk and follow safety standards. This job is extremely dangerous.
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Where was this video when I started learning about this, the 30 minutes of this video are packed with some information and tips that took me a few hours worth of videos to learn about 😅
I taught for 20 years and I think you have some of the best explanation skills of anyone I've encountered. Very precise and concise, making it easy to understand. You and your crew are a lot of fun as well. Well done.
I spent 4 years teaching aircraft maintenance for the Air Force. Thanks for that.
Great instructions man! Thanks so much. Really helps us beginners and weekend warriors to see it step by step!
Like the fast repelling.
Great finish, right on that knot.
Super nice work
It was kind of creepy to me. Like The Grudge girl or something. 😬
I just heard of this channel from guilty of treeson! I ran two stop lights at criminal speeds to run over here to subscribe lol
Haha. That's funny! Happy to have you watching.
Wow young man. Your a great mentor for all the cowboys out there. So pleased they book you to get the job done right. Great team work boys. Warm wishes from Cayton bay yorkshire England.
Excellent video and great music choice bro. Love it!!
Thanks. I was second guessing this video. Wasn't sure about it.
Tanks dude your a really good teacher
Very good video thank you 😊
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Pohon yng tinggi ,
Uji nyali 😊
Yer nice. Great have the winch on the stien just helps. Thanx
Thanks for the great video y'all done a good job
Thank you!
Great vid bro, yer dont do it the hard way alot do but its hard specially when older an cant do tech from home.
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Nice video. When negative rigging what are your thoughts regarding the placement of your flip line and climbing line in terms of above or below the rigging line pulley. Thanks.
I think the best answer is to have the flip/climb line positioned in a place where you can bail out of the tree at any point. I prefer to have it further away from my saw, so I go below rigging.
Awesome job! Cool to see those big limbs lift and fly away. What size rigging rope was you using?
1/2 rope. Thanks
You should make longer videos I'm down for hour long videos...😊
👍 Good to hear. Thanks
Why do most climbers leap frog and not shoot the line up? And also why do they climb up just to come back down? I am a new climber so just curious
"that aint coming off" I thought the proper guy line is that is not going anywhere.
Ninja!
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Just curious buddy do you do anything else besides Conifer trees just curious I don't know if you ever do anything Maples or anything like that
Yep. We just took down a super dead maple hanging over power lines. I'll be making a video of it soon. 👍
@@VeteranTreeService okay great buddy thank you so very much
Lota fullas rekon there awesome cos trees down fast, na then just made it hard for fullas on the ground.
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Where do you drop off the wood? Firewood guy?
Yep. Firewood guy.
Obligatory engagement comment:
See this is good in theory. But maybe you should do it my way. Just flip-line up, struggle the whole way, never be comfortable because you can't sit in your harness, burn out your legs in 40 minutes and then cry yourself to sleep at night as the fatigue finally overtakes the soreness. I should mention - I only do this a few times a year, and am a complete amateur.
Get on my level, VTS!
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One day I'll be on your level!! You'll see!
Having the carabiner to sling to pulley is just to many pieces in the rigging for something to fail. I would do a way with it to be safer. Yes I know they can handle alot of weight but being able to take one less failing part out the rigging is better
Also im tired of this grandpa is from the movie Holes
I just bought a block to use for stem wood instead of the Omni. So that set up will change moving forward. Thanks for letting me know the movie reference.
@@VeteranTreeService yeah I dont like a bunch of extra equipment in the rigging system that adds more potential of failure. Also no problem on movie references big movie person 😂
TYFYVTS 🇺🇸