Fun Uprooting Fir Removal! Tree falls halfway over and gets stuck!
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- In this video me and the boys at Eastside Tree Works take down a Doug Fir that fell part way and stopped before hitting the ground.
Tree cutting is very dangerous work don't try this yourself!
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Shows like these, and ron pratt, are the real reality shows...
I admit to watching the real world some as a teen, but nothing ever since, and any but the first season of that, are based on objective reality. I love channels like these that just follow in the life of working. The world would do better to get back to basics. Thanks to these guys for being so great
@@John-yu6kw I watch the amarillo guys already. A guy out of new york named jesse muller is also a good watch
@@iffykidmn8170 i wasnt looking for your approval, i was mearly having an opinion, not my fault you dont like big rig wreckers...
Yes! And Matt’s Recovery!
@@iffykidmn8170 Yeh, the preacher man, come utuber
You guys are the real deal..... Totally professional in every way. Your company culture speaks volumes as evidenced by how you complemented Kevin at the end and thanked everybody else. Exceedingly well done! 👍👍👍
I love that you break down the logistics problems with timber, and why you lean on the chipper for so much disposal.
"this segment has been removed due to community guidelines on hate speech" made me feel like I'm back working
Yeah me too. When we used to go out on jobs we would wrap our food in foil place it on the dash for the cooking, but we were in Texas. Great for chili dogs.
“The dressing acts as a lubricant” I started laughing then heard y’all giggling which made me laugh even more😂😂😂
LOL! Me, too! LOL!
Living on 73 acres of land in Canada for 6 months now, I have to keep the forest clean of all fallen trees. I learn the trade the hard way, working alone with dozens of widowmakers around me. I try to be extremely safe because I want to see my children grow up and become fine men. I work with cable pullers, winch, etc. Thanks to you, I am here learning important methods, it can save my life. Keep up the good fight, my friends!
This is one of those rare crews that all get along and have a great time. It's usually a tight group of guys that do some sort of hard or tough job, but they MAKE IT fun. Working with a group of guys like this would make you RUN into work every morning! You'd go to bed excited to get up and go to work in the morning! You can tell those laughs are genuine!
Totally agree the crew I work with are the exact same
Loved the dash cooking and salad tube!
Your dashboard cooking brought me back to heating C-Rations on a truck exhaust manifold in the Army.
Nice job making sure everyone was recognized at doing a good job at the end of the day.
I was worried about Kevin and his eagerness to hurry and cut and impress you. You are quick with kind words but don’t let kindness interfere with safety. You are a very good teacher and person!
I worked as a Gardener for many years . My employers put me through Chainsaw courses and I worked my way up to dealing with multiple windblown. I'm not a ' girly girl' nor am I 'butch'. The 'old boys' in the business were welcoming , non judgemental and very helpful to me, just like working with nice dads! It's the occasional users that are complete arseholes!!
I am amazed how powerful your mulching machine is. I am only used to seeing the ones used for small garden trees, but to see those massive trunks go through it it amazing!
Excellent Team Work and positive reinforcement, Rare Customer Service that shows Care and Concern, Great Channel, and Great Tree Work Service Company !
"How to make tube salad." just one of the many things you can learn from a RUclips tree cutting channel. Love it!
Please don’t stop uploading this is what I want to do for a living and they’re really entertaining to watch thanks👍
You got it! :)
@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 hell yeh!
Thanks for putting up explanatory titles. Next it would help to leave each one up twice as long, please.
Little tip..when cooking lunch stand up the wiper blades or you'll be replacing them constantly..lol 😉
Thanks for all the entertainment, I'm sure Julia Childs is looking down from heaven and laughing her head off at your culinary inventiveness .
For some reason this is really entertaining to me
I dislike clearcut forestry, but this is cool! Just wish the wood was used rather than chipped or burnt! ♥️🇨🇦♥️ 😁
@@kerinholmstrom250 if it was economically good for them, I'm sure they would but unfortunately due to the points he made in the video it isn't something they can really do, I agree with you though
Watch the RUclips channel Trevor Ahern you'll love it
@@kerinholmstrom250 I understand your point, but remember that chipped or burnt wood isn't waste. We need mulch and firewood as much as furnitures...
First time I watched one of these videos, I couldn't figure out any reason to keep watching. Now, years later, I still can't stop watching.
This job went very smooth fellas. It was great that you took advantage of educating a crew member to an inexperienced cut. Good day,& y’all stay safe.💯👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
You're killing me with the salad burrito . . . dressing as lubricant
I love the banter back and forth between you guys!! And Most importantly, I love how you guys explain procedures with the pros and cons of doing the job. Thank you for the explanations. It helps to understand the risks and safeties of performing such a dangerous job!! It is really appreciated. Also, ive watched other videos and they don't explain things. With the explanation of the job at hand, it makes the content of the video more enjoyable plus your getting an education of the job. Great job, guys!! Stay safe and God bless🙏🙏🙏🙏
13:20 "where are the wood chips?!" I just laughed so hard. 🤣 thats the best tree joke I've ever heard.
Thanks for explaining why you don't mill most trees. I was wondering why and you read my mind.
If I still lived in Seattle I'd come out to watch you work
Tutelage a great word . Well done Kevin .
U guys r cool,,nice cutting!!! from El Paso Texas,,,,,,,,,,
YOU GUYS ARE ALL SO AWESOME..YOUS MAKE MY DAY SO SO MUCH NICER / HAPPYER...PLUS I GOT MORE GREAT EDUCATION FROM REALLY GOOD TEACHERS...BLESS ALL OF YOUS...
CONTINUE BEING WHAT YOU ARE..
Brian is a star. End of story :) Needs his own channel for Early Onset GOM syndrome. (Grumpy Old Man). It'd be awesome! I'd subscribe!
Ya, we can sit around and bitch about "how these kids don't know what real work is"!
I bet it smells great standing next to the muncher when it shreds pine!
I was waiting for the red & white checked tablecloth. Another safe and professional job.
Thank you for explaining why you don't mill more of the logs. I've been salivating over the lumber, as a construction worker.
Brian is totally a star!
Really fun watch all different cameras and great editing! 👌👍
Lol good to see good crews having fun at work,nice shake n bake for salads lol
“Just to make things safe, Scott is gonna go up”
“I’m a professional”
ah, looking at those branches - brings back memories. It's even bringing back the smell and the feel of the pitch.
I used to climb a fir in my backyard when I was growing up. It was slightly taller than all the surrounding trees. Had a nice view from the top.
You guys are a good team. It is nice to meet you and see how people in The State of Washington do a great job. I am from South Carolina and a registered nurse.
Love the vids Jake keep up the awesome work!
26:14 i know i know but .. it always feels...sad... but at the same time it must smell AMAZEING
Brian is a STAR !!!
I love all the positive feedback from the boss man, and the good camaraderie amongst the team. Must be a great workplace. Steady pace, no panicking. Great stuff.
Brian is a man of meany words😂
dashboard cookin killed me. i love this channel so much
really extraordinary equipment used ,, make me jealous see it ,, I hope your work goes well ,, greetings one profession🙏
Reminds me of when I worked for a tree service. We trimmed for the power lines, did some removals here and there but we always had the best time. And I miss my dashboard cooking. That's how everyone in our yard cooked their meals unless they got fancy and bought a heat box lol. Man, good times.
I hate when tree fallers top trees! :( Very cool view, lucky you. :)
Smart thing using a daisy chain to rig several branches at once!
Iam so happy that i do this stuff aswell after years dreaming of it. Now i got my own business with tree keeping and so on. I had often bad feeling after i saw that u shred all the big log´s, what a waste, i thought. But after some experience on my own you, where right, sometimes makes no sense bring it to the mill or make firewood. It´s to much time and energy u have to put in. If it fits its fine, if not its fine too. Greetings from Germany! Good Jobs guys !
19:40 Variation to your dash-heater: wire-wrap a metal container or any canned food in the engine bay / exhaust pipe or that gnarly tree eater engine to cook your happy meal.
You're a riot, dude, lol. It's fascinating watching you guys work, and I appreciate the cooking show on the side :p
Looks like hunt's point or yarrow point. Good work as always fellas
Wow good eye!
I'm in constant awe of your tree-eating machine.
love your channel and your work mate, you've inspired me to get back into making RUclips videos 🙂
That's how baby trees are made. 💘
Seeing the equipment when it's being used is awesome!
Good to see guys work. great video.
If I ever see your truck, I'll be checking the dashboard for a snack.😜
That gogurt ceasar was jobsite classic. Had a crew member build a small wooden box and installed one of those heat bulbs from the resturaunt keep warm shelves. He would plug it into the customers outdoor sockets. Just a thought. Save ya some fuel.😁
Although dashboard cooking leaves us guessing what will be thrown on next.
The art of tootalage at it's finest! Great video.
he's good at blowing his own horn from time to time...🤣🤣 "toot" alage
Great tree work, and cool lunch tips. Suggestion with the salad squeezer: you don't want to look like a barbarian, keep that pinky finger extended !
I get it if Brian doesn't necessarily want to be filmed, but I think his segments where you actually show him operating the crane are really fascinating.
It would be super cool if he could explain exactly how he thinks about operating the crane.
Like, does he see it like an extension of himself, or does he consciously think about all the commands he is executing?
How does he gauge the pressure he puts on the logs before cuts? Is there an indicator for that in the cockpit? And how does it feel to him when is is operating the crane without a clear line of sight and he has to basically rely on you guys to be his eyes?
In fact, how much does he rely on his actual line of sight at all?
From the few shots that I got from the cabin of that crane, it seemed like there were an awful lot of displays etc. in there, and a camera at the top of the Boom, looking down the cable would actually make a lot of sense to me I think.
Especially since you are a crane crew, this entire part of your line of work really seems like something that doesn't get enough screentime.
If you want good crane know-how, To the Top Crane on here is a good channel.
But yes, the clicker you hear is an audible representation of the drum spinning and spooling out/in cable. And there are load indicators for each outrigger and overall weight on the boom.
I'm going back to tree work soon and seeing these videos brings back memories :')
You all do a great job at what you all do keep it up
You guys are freakin awesome !!!!! I live in Nova Scotia , Canada and I love this channel. Now I'm a binge watcher of you guys. Love the salad burrito tutorial , I can use that while I'm fishing for Atlantic Salmon !!!! I gotta get a tee-shirt or BIG COFFEE MUG from you guys. I love this channel because it makes me laugh , it's educational , it's interesting and it takes me away from all of the depressing News that people in this World DO NOT REALIZE causes them to have a negative outlook on everything. This channel , you guys , are mental therapy. Be safe , because I tell everyone I come in contact with to subscribe to your fantastic channel. You guys are the best. I'm a retired firefighter , so I realize just how important Brian's job is in the crane. To all of those people who think that he has an easy job , well , they just don't understand how important his role is in your team. The guys who climb , let's face it , we're adrenaline addicts !!!! LOL !!!!
Thanks for explaining the chipping of larger wood
Shake this for 30 seconds to 40 minutes...
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Came for the tree work, learned a salad trick :)
Nice vidjayo as always, keep'em coming! Take care
That tube salad is genius!
These guys are just to cool lol
Not his first time eating a tube salad taco 😂 the more you know 🤣🤣🤣🤣 be safe
The truck oven technique for lunch!!!!!!I’m a carpenter and spend most my time outside in wet/cold Portland. I can’t recommend enough getting a HOT LOGIC for heating up lunch. It’s the best “tool” I’ve bought for myself. Some good videos here on youtube showcasing how awesome they are. Super affordable and rad check em out!!
I love this kind of work but now I can plainly see from the crane ride up to the top of tree why I couldn’t do this job!! Haha!
Would seriously love to be a part of this squad! Unfortunately I live a good few thousand miles away in Scotland haha. Great video as always mate.
I have the same problem, but I live in Belgium 🇧🇪
Love how informative and safety orientated you and your crew are, however, as a certified crane operator, raising the truck that far off the ground is a huge no-no. You only need to raise it just off the tires. Best wishes and keep the video's coming!
Your boy making the final cut needs to learn a little bit of patience. He was obviously trying hard, possibly too hard.
Also, tutelage was the correct word in that sentence. Maybe Kevin has something to teach you in return? We all have something to learn from others, and we all have something to teach. That is how we all advance.
PS. I would have laughed at tutelage also.
You guys are awesome. Love the positive attitude and being willing to teach someone
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. Great teamwork.😍
Man I've been waiting for this since the last upload, can't get enough of these videos! Gotta get your boss to get you on another one of those learning courses with inbred Jed too!
Scott, I enjoyed the video from your ground perspective instead of on the climb; not that I don't want to see you back at height, but spreading the work did make it a better instructional video. Your "TOOTLELIDGE" is really paying off with your crew. Great job Eastside Tree Works !
😂 “salad go-gurt”
I love Jake laugh!
So cool, like always! Any chance we can get the communication between you guys recorded? Thats really the main thing thats missing rn in my opinion!
Really looking forward to watching this!!
You guys are fun to watch😄
Dashboard cooking PSA:
This may be a unpopular pice of information to receive for the lunch warriors, but some plastic containers release chemicals when heated.
Its usually fine to put hot food into them, but not to reheat food inside them. It all depends on the container plastic and the heat applied. Check the plastic type and it should be good.
That said, Im totally going to start doing the dashboard trick 😂 its an awesome idea & my life needs this.
Hey Jake as much as I enjoy dashboard cooking, there is an "appliance" of sorts that would be perfect for you. I work on the railroad and really enjoy having a warm meal and I highly recommend this thing. Its called a hot logic mini. They come in 12v or 110v. Just figured I would share this with you.
Very enjoyable from this end but very hazardous from you end. You did a very good job.
Thank you kindly!
I dig the door you guys made for the welded infeed tray to store equipment. Have you ever talked about that or showed it more?
Love that bad chipper!!!
Very cool and you let the new guy have a go very cool
TMI on lunch. Great explaining and editing as always
The "salad gogart" ha ha could be the new thing.
Hi I woch your videos everyday tell the team I said hi and I woch thor videos everyday I love you guys I love the video
29:47 LMAO BRO the dressing does what 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The strategic artistry here is undeniable. Keep up the good work! PS - what's the max diameter that fits into the chipper? I'm in awe everytime I see it chewing thru trunk pieces...
24:49 I was gonna ask the same thing! Thanks for explaining
I noticed that sometimes you have a longer rope connected to your saw that is always connected to your belt, along with the shorter rope with a ring. Other times you just have the saw with just the short rope with a ring to connect to your belt. I'm assuming the longer rope is just in case you drop the saw, is there a specific time when you need both or is it just a comfort thing?
Love your work though thanks for the content
Thanks for the explanation of why you chip the wood. I was looking at those logs wondering, just as you said it!
Awesome video brother