Shoreline Washington: 125 Foot Coastal Redwood
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- New intro to get things started before Peter, Arne, Noosh, Banks and Russell take down a beautiful coastal redwood. Sadly, this approximately 50 year old tree wasn't planted in a spot conducive to a long life. When this 125 foot beauty started spreading its roots it was quickly discovered that the surrounding structures would suffer the consequences.
After a dispute determining the tree had to go, Seattle Tree Care was called in to handle the job. Tag along as Arne and Peter ascend the towering hardwood, one in a bucket and one climbing to the top. As they drop more than 6 tons of biomass, Noosh, Banks and Russell handle the debris.
Don't miss extraordinary sights, legendary stories and even a baseball game as Peter and the expert arborists of STC take on this 125 foot Coastal Redwood in Shoreline Washington.
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I love peters attitude. I own a smaller tree company. And anytime I feel like I’m going to get mad, or lose my temper I just think of Peter and how positive he always is. My way of running my business has improved and smiles on the job site have also!
Thank you for the comment @troutbumdiaries. I believe positivity on a challenging worksite like this one is a huge part of getting it done. I wish it was all smiles and no frustrations though as yelling and anger are definitely something I have had to understand more and work on. The combination of taking responsibility for everyone’s safety, financial responsibility of a job, and who knows what else while running a small business can really raise the stress level and things get heated quick🥵. At the end of the day though it’s about caring for people and being kind, that goes way farther than anger ever will. Im still learning big time and have a long ways to go but taking that first step towards checking your emotions before flying off the handle goes along ways. Thanks for your comment!
Stellar job, Peter and crew. 👌👏
What an awesome tree ! Good work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Not only a job well done, but an exceptional video as well
Amazing. The coolest is that Peter has time climb. Would like to build my company up like this!
I like the new intro. Wish that wood was milled privately to create some tables and chairs
Great climbing Peter.
Thanks! We added some new people and a couple others moved on…intro needed an update.
Great job brother
Thanks 👍
That looked fun!!!
Jeff, get out of the comments!
@@VeteranTreeService haha
Hahaha...take it you two know each other.
@@SeattleTreeCare RUclips buddies
The best! It was surprising to me because when we rolled up in the am I thought to my self: no way are we going to be able to remove and haul that away AND grind the stump out so I called the grinder off. Tree was down and out by 2:30 so we added in the grinding that day. Wow! What a team. I am so grateful to get to work with trees like this and help clients.
I’m from Virginia and i am a logger saw cutting timber and been in the tree work for quite some time, a tree that size what is a rough estimate price for cutting it down and removing it. Don’t really know the west coast tree market
Thanks for the comment, this one was just over $10k 👍
What size blade you got tree brotherrrrr
@@joemyers4037 lower trunk was all with a 42”
@@petergruenwoldt5394 hell yah brother slayin trees and bangin 3’s 🤟
what video is that with the 3 chippers? looks insane 😀
That's the Chipper Challenge. You can find that one here: ruclips.net/video/jhflWd8Kfjg/видео.html
@@SeattleTreeCare thank you
Big Dumper walk off grand slam!
Need to get you in another video soon!
Let’s go!!
Man make longer video's
Would love to but it's really hard to find that happy medium between too long and too short. Now we let the job dictate how long the video is. If the content is there we make the videos longer. We started shortening them because people weren't watching a full half hour. Check out the first 5 or 6 videos in the Seattle Arborist Playlist if you want some longer ones. That playlist is here: ruclips.net/p/PLt5Wvx9rCIF35YGTkBLxVxmZ0pEXZQJzw&si=M8mZqhiwDFZ0z4oq
View duration will always be low. Most people jump around during the videos to see the key moments. I get about 11 min of view duration on a 30 min video. If I make a 15 min video, I can expect the view duration to be around 8 min.
@VeteranTreeService myself I watch the full video of ever RUclips channel I watch