Legit climbing. It takes big nuts to get up there and cut. Especially on a leaning cracked pine. Good work, let us all stay safe and keep progressing 🙏🏼
CONGRATULATIONS ! you are professionals! We do the same thing in ROMANIA (European country) and we immediately see quality people! we wish you to win many clients and a lot of money! you deserve it!
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Very Nice Work that close to the powerlines. Just curious as to why you don't zip the limbs closer to the chipper instead of letting them drop just past the fence?
We used a tracked Bobcat for years. The Avant outshines it on all our jobs except for soft yards, heavy logs and land clearing jobs with lots of stumps and debris. The crews fight over the Avants.
@@ernestebersole9993 I started in 2003. Started using Vermeer Miniskids about 8 years ago. I assumed everyone started with a mini before Avant. You all make it look easy.
@@abetaylor4977 Actually, I started working for a certified arborist in Carlisle PA in 2002. It is amazing many new things have come along in the industry in the last 20 years.
It's the same the world over. Idiots sit for years watching trees grow until they are a totally unforseen hazard or they are so stupid they build houses under existing trees. Some are so clever they let trees grow over roods and power lines.
Legit climbing. It takes big nuts to get up there and cut. Especially on a leaning cracked pine. Good work, let us all stay safe and keep progressing 🙏🏼
Top was smooth fellas, good plan, good teamwork, good communication....good job. Dropping the log...thats another story.
Helluva job boys! Beautiful hinge on that pine. Keep up the good work & stay safe. Thank you for sharing your work.
Thanks 👍
Hey, guys , this was a great job done... I am impressed, you are all young and that savvy already. Regards from far Ukraine.
Good one guys, so young and know what you are doing, from Australia..
CONGRATULATIONS ! you are professionals! We do the same thing in ROMANIA (European country) and we immediately see quality people! we wish you to win many clients and a lot of money! you deserve it!
good shit lads, nice to see yung bucks taking control, landon's a beast... well done for climbing it... stay safe
Another great job guys. Keep it coming.
Love to work with a crew like yall. Hard working guys.
Great video production, and tree plan with smooth execution
Nice! I can see you guys being one of the next big tree youtube channels :)
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Holy Crap! That was awesome! Great camera work! First rate editing! More, more, more!
Not too many years ago that giant was a sapling. It should have been cut down back then.
good decision with the speed line, and an awesome setup. Good job guys
just love watching people who know what they are doing
Zip that pine top! Bet that ol snag sat back a bit;) nice work guys!
Hello from Northern Virginia, just subscribed, stay safe guys🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Young and professional too - CONGRATS on a great job, i subscribed to ur web site
Awesome job brother
Curious if you are chipping the pine branches why aren't you speed lining almost to the chipper?
kinda price you put on the2 removals? You guys work long hard days. Good work.
You definitely need a second porta wrap for speed line or at least another block and pull the line tight with the Avant.
Super cool job guys!
Awesome work
Stay safe
Kudos to your whole crew.
Damn good job fellers👍
STAY SAFE
Very Nice Work that close to the powerlines. Just curious as to why you don't zip the limbs closer to the chipper instead of letting them drop just past the fence?
I think there is less side load for the stem dropping it nearer
Nice work fellas, loved the white pine trunk rig👍 liked and subscribed 🤛
Nice to find your channel ... good stuff guys. that pine had some SERIOUS lean to it
Thanks for watching!
How do you like your Avant? Nice job on the tree.
We used a tracked Bobcat for years. The Avant outshines it on all our jobs except for soft yards, heavy logs and land clearing jobs with lots of stumps and debris. The crews fight over the Avants.
How many times did you hit the lines this job
Nice work fellas
Nice work guys 💪💪💪
Howdy fellas, why not use a porta wrap or something instead of wrapping the zipline rope around the tree? I mean hey it works, just curious
Nice work!
That right there is a clean cut and a successful cut as well no one got hurt all went to plan
Outstanding job guys !
Rigging was amazing
I have that same feeling while up there, it’s a love hate kinda thing. Easy breezy boys 🙏👍👏
Nice job
Great job well done
Do you like the Avant better than a miniskid?
I started Lofty Heights in 2008. We have never owned a mini skid, but we have tracked Bobcats. I was skeptical at first, but I am totally sold.
@@ernestebersole9993 I started in 2003. Started using Vermeer Miniskids about 8 years ago. I assumed everyone started with a mini before Avant. You all make it look easy.
@@abetaylor4977 Actually, I started working for a certified arborist in Carlisle PA in 2002. It is amazing many new things have come along in the industry in the last 20 years.
6:34 for next time, if you cut more closer into the base of the stame, you get it to swing more 😊👍 (no facecut)
It's the same the world over. Idiots sit for years watching trees grow until they are a totally unforseen hazard or they are so stupid they build houses under existing trees. Some are so clever they let trees grow over roods and power lines.
Stellar course change technique
Good job guys
Amazing job
Wicked video man
Hell yeah nice felling
Justin Biber treeClimber ?
Young hard-working entrepreneurs
Slick
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No need for smashing into them other trees
Kids being unsafe
Vor nichts Angst? Respekt!
Success always a hug straight from Belém do Pará Brazil 🇧🇷 I would like to be part of this work team @josiane_monteiro1000