Jacob been watching you for years . It’s funny as soon as I get a general Forman spot in pa , you come to pa . You’re by far one of the best climbers on RUclips and most definitely the most enjoyable to watch . After you started you’re new channel I know it was hard for you man but dude you’re kicking ass and I hope a valuable arborist like yourself finds true happiness.
You are a true TREE LEGEND! That is such a funny story of you flying out to them and working with them on their tree project to then having you be dropped off in a bucket truck at the airport! What a cool story man! Loved it.
I am SO HOOKED on GoT! I just found your channel a month ago, and I've been binge watching ever since. Or as my wife probably thinks by now, CRINGE watching... but she sometimes asks me questions about what's on screen, so I know she thinks you'e cool too! I just finished watching all three episodes of your Pennsylvania adventure. It's AMAZING what you do, Jake. Sometimes I get dizzy watching you way up in the trees so seemingly effortlessly in your Left Coast videos. This one was different, and very entertaining. I am rather scared of heights, and seeing you just climb so high is thrilling. Mike and his crew seem very professional and good to work with. Their equipment is just immaculate, which is amazing. I LOVE seeing the crane work... it's all just so clean and efficient - removing huge trees large bites by large bite and leaving nothing. It's almost like surgery how clean everything is in those operations... although I also really enjoy watching you crash big limbs to the ground in the woods out west. Please keep up with the videos, Jake. You are awesome, and you are providing some very high quality entertainment for this old man.
Love to watch you working in the bush ..well amoung the trees any way ...iwas a country kid loved the bush .makes me feel at home to hear the chain saw ..thanks for your videos ..Aussie fan Maggie ! I,
Feel like I'm watching Spanky and our gang again. Whistle while you work does it for me. The bucket truck at the airport was over the top. Age and milage have slowed me down some so I listen, watch and learn.
Absolutely loved watching you work on "our" trees (Pennsylvania)! Its been tough for residential companies to hire in this area. You just made it 100 times harder by showcasing what these guys have to offer, but by the looks of it they deserve the best of the best...
Shreiner Tree Care looks like a great company to work for and with. Professional, every needed piece of equipment and taken care of, knowledgeable employees…some companies should take notes from them!
We have vines here in Wisconsin too! They are a royal PITA out here and they get to be 3-4" dia at the base. In October I tripped on a vine in the woods clearing for my hunting shack and tore an ACL and that ended my hunting for last year. Still recovering here on 4/2/24.
I didn't even know there were for hire tree services that big. Lol. I've seen Asplundh, Davey, Homer, Townsend, Energy Group, outfits like those but around here they mainly do line clearance. Awesome to see a family owned and ran outfit doing so well.
My crew in PA always talk about how we'd love to see you tackle some of the challenges of tree work here. Great job handling those vines. Can confirm, pizza is our primary food.
Good to see that even though you could just stay in the bucket or stick to climbing, you still pick up a blower, rake etc and feed the chipper. Most people wouldn’t do that especially if they aren’t employed by that company. Guarantee those guys respect you a lot more for it
Enjoying all your videos and am in Pa myself right now visiting family. Know what you mean about heat and humidity. Can't wait to get back to Oregon my!self in a couple of weeks. At 76 never thought I would be watching and enjoying someone who is going different places to cut trees. Loved the Hawaii trip. Will keep watching. Looking forward to your next tree takedowns and trims. Stay safe and safe travels.
I’m glad you got to meet some new tree species and check out our area… I’ve been working and playing around where you were working for the past 20 something years… a little north and east but it’s all the same species that you were working with …. actually always really liked this plant zone… as I do landscape design and installation plants and shrubs as well as tree care… we are way more old fashioned with way less equipment and more rope rigging… I really like the treatment of diseases and saving them from insect pests and diseases/fungus… that’s always been my real kicker… when you can bring one back or save one is extremely rewarding work. Dude you definitely should have gotten a cheesesteak and a beer… next time you’re out you should do a little meet and great and let us feed ya nice fat porterhouse and a couple local brew’s! 😂👍.
Basswood* is what we call the big leaf linden here in Ohio. It is a very soft wood, just like the Tilia American sentry that it derived from in the nursery. Super popular landscape trees. It would be cool to do a little tree identification vid from the different areas you've been. Thanks for the awesome content Jake.
Bless This is an Excellent experience for you and a great video for us. Their equipment is AWESOME 👏 & the maintenance it gets pays for itself in the long run. Thanks 😊
Love your videos-not an arborist-but have a co-worker who is trying to get his own business up and running-started watching your videos to learn more about the work. I’ve learned so much in the couple months I’ve been watching. You love what you do, and it shows. Jacob, you are awesome-so kind and humble. If you’re ever in Pittsburgh PA area, I’d come and watch your work in person: .
Great job Jake but usually in Pennsylvania the way we do it if there's a guy in the bucket we try to grab the branches and stack them for the guys on the ground that's just what we do I'm sure everybody doesn't but it makes the job go faster and the ground guys job a little bit easier God bless be safe
@@dcrog69 Some of the best firewood in the country, and the trees are regenerative and grow really fast. Biggest downside is heartrot and boring insects kill them pretty easily
As always, totally enjoy your videos. We have Linden trees here in N Central MO, a few of them. Some are 3, maybe 4 ft trees. They are sprawling trees. Great shade trees. Totally beautifful.
As a guy who grew up in PA but lived on the West Coast most of my adult life you experienced in a condensed time frame the major differences...hot, humid, bugs, sick trees and vines everywhere....maybe rain is not so bad? Oh yeah they eat much more pizza in PA than WA.
WOW that airport whatever that was was SO CLOSE to coming into contact with that truck! You guys got SO lucky that NO contact was made! I hope that everyone’s good luck holds out!
ALL I CAN SAY IS AWESOME JOB KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC WORK WELL TAKE CARE AND STAY SAFE MY FRIEND I USED TO CUT FIRE WOOD ANYWHERE FROM 8 TO 12 RICK A DAY AND THAT WAS ABOUT 38 YEARS AGO AND ALSO SPLIT IT TO JUST SAYING TTYL
Almost went through a wood chipper when i was eleven doing community service. Totally illegal at that age but the "state" don't care. Got my glove caught and was yelling and the way it happened i couldn't reach the safety bar/stop. Thankfully the guy i was working with noticed as my hand was within a foot of the feed rollers.
One thing you can do when traveling is bring a stuff sack with you that way if you need to shed some weight you pull out the stuff sack and throw your rope in there or the boots and it cuts down your weight and saves you money. I worked offshore in oil and gas for years before going back to tree work and I was constantly getting more gear when working always taking my bags over weight. When I started carrying a stuff sack I was always able to avoid over weight charges. You can check it or bring it as a carry on. If you have something heavy just carry it on and avoid the fees entirely. One trip I came back with some shackles and slings for the company and my stuff sack weighed 80 lbs and no one said anything. Just be sure to have an extra carabiner to clip it shut if you check it.
It gives you some street cred to have a basic saw that is actually a wood eating machine!! Now I want pizza. Gonna have to make some tomorrow. Nice guys to work with....13'.....NOPE. Got her dialed now!! 😝
But seriously guys the sweatshirts that Jake has on his store site I ordered two of them they are amazing the material is great they fit nicely they are very nice sweatshirts
I’m in CT so we have very similar trees an environment. You came during the worst part of the yr lol you should really come back to the east during the peak leaf season there really nothing like seeing all the colors an different tree species this year colors are goin to be kinda bad but maybe next yr you can make it out hear it truly is amazing to see. Plus it not normally that hot lol there only really 2 Mountie a year I dislike July and August
Got some old vibes from this one, great clips. A few opportunities for fun edits with the vines(horror sounds), but im just sitting here watching and not getting on a plane in lineman boots...👍
We don't always say pizza either, especially when ordering. Its a "large cheese pie" or "large plain pie". Or a slice. Pizza is used in a more general sense. Like i want pizza, I had pizza, the pizza was good, etc.
Man, hate to hear about the cost of the bag. Airlines keep getting more and more expensive. What an awesome company though! I bet that was a great experience. Those flies are no joke!
i really enjoy the trimming job and falling too. ive asked before but do you sharpen you blade after every use? oh by the way right now i'm a bit south of your pennsylvania visit. i'm actually from phoenix and i think the heat here in maryland is worse than AZ heat. thanks for the content.
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This is honestly the best advertising a tree company can get. All for the price of a contract climber!
I am shamelessly pinning this one lol
Couldn’t possibly agree more
Did you get posion ivy from your last day? That one tree was covered in it.
Jacob been watching you for years . It’s funny as soon as I get a general Forman spot in pa , you come to pa . You’re by far one of the best climbers on RUclips and most definitely the most enjoyable to watch . After you started you’re new channel I know it was hard for you man but dude you’re kicking ass and I hope a valuable arborist like yourself finds true happiness.
Can't wait to see that Playlist! I would love to see Jacob on a Long island crew my old playground.
You are a true TREE LEGEND! That is such a funny story of you flying out to them and working with them on their tree project to then having you be dropped off in a bucket truck at the airport! What a cool story man! Loved it.
I am SO HOOKED on GoT! I just found your channel a month ago, and I've been binge watching ever since. Or as my wife probably thinks by now, CRINGE watching... but she sometimes asks me questions about what's on screen, so I know she thinks you'e cool too! I just finished watching all three episodes of your Pennsylvania adventure.
It's AMAZING what you do, Jake. Sometimes I get dizzy watching you way up in the trees so seemingly effortlessly in your Left Coast videos. This one was different, and very entertaining. I am rather scared of heights, and seeing you just climb so high is thrilling.
Mike and his crew seem very professional and good to work with. Their equipment is just immaculate, which is amazing. I LOVE seeing the crane work... it's all just so clean and efficient - removing huge trees large bites by large bite and leaving nothing. It's almost like surgery how clean everything is in those operations... although I also really enjoy watching you crash big limbs to the ground in the woods out west.
Please keep up with the videos, Jake. You are awesome, and you are providing some very high quality entertainment for this old man.
I want to cry every time I hear the Locust in the chipper .There is no better firewood!
Yeah but that cuts like rebar
Love to watch you working in the bush ..well amoung the trees any way ...iwas a country kid loved the bush .makes me feel at home to hear the chain saw ..thanks for your videos ..Aussie fan Maggie ! I,
Feel like I'm watching Spanky and our gang again. Whistle while you work does it for me. The bucket truck at the airport was over the top. Age and milage have slowed me down some so I listen, watch and learn.
Absolutely loved watching you work on "our" trees (Pennsylvania)! Its been tough for residential companies to hire in this area. You just made it 100 times harder by showcasing what these guys have to offer, but by the looks of it they deserve the best of the best...
Shreiner Tree Care looks like a great company to work for and with. Professional, every needed piece of equipment and taken care of, knowledgeable employees…some companies should take notes from them!
That company seems like they have thought of everything. Very well organized and the equipment is top notch. Keep up the great videos
We have vines here in Wisconsin too! They are a royal PITA out here and they get to be 3-4" dia at the base.
In October I tripped on a vine in the woods clearing for my hunting shack and tore an ACL and that ended my hunting for last year. Still recovering here on 4/2/24.
I didn't even know there were for hire tree services that big. Lol. I've seen Asplundh, Davey, Homer, Townsend, Energy Group, outfits like those but around here they mainly do line clearance. Awesome to see a family owned and ran outfit doing so well.
Townsend Tree Service also does residential work. It’s called Townsend Arbor care
My crew in PA always talk about how we'd love to see you tackle some of the challenges of tree work here. Great job handling those vines. Can confirm, pizza is our primary food.
Good to see that even though you could just stay in the bucket or stick to climbing, you still pick up a blower, rake etc and feed the chipper. Most people wouldn’t do that especially if they aren’t employed by that company. Guarantee those guys respect you a lot more for it
Awesome stuff, right in my backyard, yes we have quite the variety of stuffs, weather, bugs, trees, and don’t forget vines( they suck)
Rock on Jake
The struggle is real brother! Keep on climbing! You've inspired me to get back on spurs, maybe not today, but soon, very soon.
Hello from Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦 I love you tree guys kick but you and August both do a good job 👍 keep the videos coming tree people rock 😂
Nice comment smiley. Bsafe
Enjoyed the video, Jacob. I see you having lots of fun climbing and filming. Nice. Thanks for sharing.
A class act with a visit to another class act company. PRICELESS and it's great to see your having a blast
Fun video! That back pack that held your saw and equipment is the cats meow!
Enjoying all your videos and am in Pa myself right now visiting family. Know what you mean about heat and humidity. Can't wait to get back to Oregon my!self in a couple of weeks. At 76 never thought I would be watching and enjoying someone who is going different places to cut trees. Loved the Hawaii trip. Will keep watching. Looking forward to your next tree takedowns and trims. Stay safe and safe travels.
I’m glad you got to meet some new tree species and check out our area… I’ve been working and playing around where you were working for the past 20 something years… a little north and east but it’s all the same species that you were working with …. actually always really liked this plant zone… as I do landscape design and installation plants and shrubs as well as tree care… we are way more old fashioned with way less equipment and more rope rigging… I really like the treatment of diseases and saving them from insect pests and diseases/fungus… that’s always been my real kicker… when you can bring one back or save one is extremely rewarding work. Dude you definitely should have gotten a cheesesteak and a beer… next time you’re out you should do a little meet and great and let us feed ya nice fat porterhouse and a couple local brew’s! 😂👍.
Basswood* is what we call the big leaf linden here in Ohio. It is a very soft wood, just like the Tilia American sentry that it derived from in the nursery. Super popular landscape trees. It would be cool to do a little tree identification vid from the different areas you've been. Thanks for the awesome content Jake.
Bless This is an Excellent experience for you and a great video for us. Their equipment is AWESOME 👏 & the maintenance it gets pays for itself in the long run. Thanks 😊
The Limb Reaper strikes again! I love that little saw! Great video. Stay safe.
Around the 14:00 mark I was thinking you could use a nice samurai sword to clear the vines etc! hah. Great work!
Another great video Jacob! I bet you will be glad to leave the humidity, heat and them flies are horrible!
Love your videos-not an arborist-but have a co-worker who is trying to get his own business up and running-started watching your videos to learn more about the work. I’ve learned so much in the couple months I’ve been watching. You love what you do, and it shows. Jacob, you are awesome-so kind and humble. If you’re ever in Pittsburgh PA area, I’d come and watch your work in person:
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This series was great! Would love to see you on the East Coast again!
Great video and all the videos were cool as hell. Great company and great guys.
Getting all that stuff in that bag is actually extremely impressive!
great video as usual. cool views of Pennsylvania. those vines were something else.
Great job Jacob. You’re doing a great job with these traveling videos.
Great job Jake but usually in Pennsylvania the way we do it if there's a guy in the bucket we try to grab the branches and stack them for the guys on the ground that's just what we do I'm sure everybody doesn't but it makes the job go faster and the ground guys job a little bit easier God bless be safe
Black locust is my favorite species of tree, makes great split rail fence posts
Me too, great firewood also.
@@dcrog69 Some of the best firewood in the country, and the trees are regenerative and grow really fast. Biggest downside is heartrot and boring insects kill them pretty easily
That was an awesome segment.
Loved the truck at the airport.
Stay safe
Awesome video, I have been in Pennsylvania and it is definitely hot and humid at times
As always, totally enjoy your videos. We have Linden trees here in N Central MO, a few of them. Some are 3, maybe 4 ft trees. They are sprawling trees. Great shade trees. Totally beautifful.
As a guy who grew up in PA but lived on the West Coast most of my adult life you experienced in a condensed time frame the major differences...hot, humid, bugs, sick trees and vines everywhere....maybe rain is not so bad? Oh yeah they eat much more pizza in PA than WA.
Great videos from Pennsylvania!❤
22:22 Poison ivy!
Yep He's going to find out the hard way..!!!!
WOW that airport whatever that was was SO CLOSE to coming into contact with that truck! You guys got SO lucky that NO contact was made! I hope that everyone’s good luck holds out!
If it fits it ships, an inch is as good as mile when the only thing that matters is usable space.
Pretty cool everywhere you go to work with have been great companies ❗👍🙂
Dude sliding that truck under the signs was the hardest I have laughed in a long time. Somebody was telling a story on those heights
22:12 I SEE THAT POISON IVY!! I'll probably get it watching the video
ALL I CAN SAY IS AWESOME JOB KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC WORK WELL TAKE CARE AND STAY SAFE MY FRIEND I USED TO CUT FIRE WOOD ANYWHERE FROM 8 TO 12 RICK A DAY AND THAT WAS ABOUT 38 YEARS AGO AND ALSO SPLIT IT TO JUST SAYING TTYL
Good job I seen a whole lot of poison ivy vines.
That bandit is killer! Man I wish we had one of them
Almost went through a wood chipper when i was eleven doing community service. Totally illegal at that age but the "state" don't care. Got my glove caught and was yelling and the way it happened i couldn't reach the safety bar/stop. Thankfully the guy i was working with noticed as my hand was within a foot of the feed rollers.
Home owners always asking why I don't wear gloves at work, this is the reason 👆
Glad you're safe though👍
Crazy bucket truck airport drop off!
Its so awesome watching the videos. Good job!!!
looks like you're in Drexel Hill, Pa..welcome to Philly area
Thanks Jake.
When you shook the saw loose, I didn't realize that you had ahold of the cord. I was like seriously bro?😄😅
Linden, also known as Lime makes the best tasting honey.
One thing you can do when traveling is bring a stuff sack with you that way if you need to shed some weight you pull out the stuff sack and throw your rope in there or the boots and it cuts down your weight and saves you money. I worked offshore in oil and gas for years before going back to tree work and I was constantly getting more gear when working always taking my bags over weight. When I started carrying a stuff sack I was always able to avoid over weight charges. You can check it or bring it as a carry on. If you have something heavy just carry it on and avoid the fees entirely. One trip I came back with some shackles and slings for the company and my stuff sack weighed 80 lbs and no one said anything. Just be sure to have an extra carabiner to clip it shut if you check it.
It gives you some street cred to have a basic saw that is actually a wood eating machine!! Now I want pizza. Gonna have to make some tomorrow. Nice guys to work with....13'.....NOPE. Got her dialed now!! 😝
Awesome video brother as always
But seriously guys the sweatshirts that Jake has on his store site I ordered two of them they are amazing the material is great they fit nicely they are very nice sweatshirts
About 134 native and 62 introduced tree species grow across Pennsylvania.
Great job Jacob 👌
From Wa. to Pa. and back. Visit Va. next time!👋
Boots in a carry-on bag, caribiners also will go in carry on bag/backpack
Awesome work
Really nice video series, you can sure make some good friends on these trips
So dry the dirt is like dust. It hasn’t rained in a while.
Practicing some good lightsaber technique on those vines! ;)
I’m in CT so we have very similar trees an environment. You came during the worst part of the yr lol you should really come back to the east during the peak leaf season there really nothing like seeing all the colors an different tree species this year colors are goin to be kinda bad but maybe next yr you can make it out hear it truly is amazing to see. Plus it not normally that hot lol there only really 2 Mountie a year I dislike July and August
The pov of the ground muncher was my fav part lol
Great video from you once again
Your a beast lol. I work down in Pittsburgh PA for Duquesne Light I do line clearance it would be an honor to work with you one day!!!!!
Check out K&J tree service in Connecticut they are #1 in the state and probably the biggest in the state if not the surrounding area !!
Got some old vibes from this one, great clips. A few opportunities for fun edits with the vines(horror sounds), but im just sitting here watching and not getting on a plane in lineman boots...👍
Try some scrapple and eggs for breakfast next time your back out this way Keep pumping out them videos
Customs officer: Anything to declare?
You: Yeah, a few chainsaws!
They should've got you at least one cheese steak
With a Yuengling beer
I hope they told you about the poison ivy in the tulip poplar.
Was that at Drexeline Shop Rite?
I've heard bridge heights often lie to avoid issues, and they are taller than they say.
Oh! Poison Ivy!
Nice work and great job but what do they do with the wood chips By the way on the first tree I think it had poison ivy so might wanna watch out
Usually turns into mulch. If it has no leaves in it, can be turned into paperboard or cardboard.
ruclips.net/video/q--I3J-sM7o/видео.html Video on how mulch is made
Locust hard and full of some pretty nasty thorns.
I thought you were going to let some air out of the tires entering the airport lol.
That locust can be brutal. The thorns on the suckers will get you. Not as bad as honey locust, but still not fun.
Sporting my GoT hoodie at soccer tonight!
We don't always say pizza either, especially when ordering. Its a "large cheese pie" or "large plain pie". Or a slice. Pizza is used in a more general sense. Like i want pizza, I had pizza, the pizza was good, etc.
I've found that you're less likely--but it's not impossible--to throw the chain if the chain is running at full speed when cutting brush like that.
You didnt break out a Subsalad for the guys in PA?
You otta give the Pittsburgh side of pa a try
Man, hate to hear about the cost of the bag. Airlines keep getting more and more expensive. What an awesome company though! I bet that was a great experience. Those flies are no joke!
i really enjoy the trimming job and falling too. ive asked before but do you sharpen you blade after every use? oh by the way right now i'm a bit south of your pennsylvania visit. i'm actually from phoenix and i think the heat here in maryland is worse than AZ heat. thanks for the content.
I sharpen my chains all the time. Not the top handles as much though since it’s almost always clean wood while climbing or in the bucket
Great Video
can't believe you weren't making lightsaber noises when you were cutting those vines off that not-a-hackberry tree.
Going to watch on tv 📺 😂
How do you like the East coast trees compared to West coast?
Jacob, southwest gives two 50lb checked bags free fyi.
Man that video made me itchy deff got into some poison ivy I saw. Deff a good outfit they got over there
Dude you didn't get a Philly cheesesteak. Ahh man you missed out.
It pains me to see all that beautiful wood going through the chipper but great video Jake. 🏴👍
Hope you didn’t bring any lantern fly friends home. 😂🤣