I could make a naughty joke from your second sentence Cody. ;-) But I shall refrain from doing so to keep the RUclips gods happy. 😊 This lineman has fantastic skill and shows what experience really means. Very impressive!
I’m an apprentice plumber, one day I was hanging from a harness over the side of a building to work on the drains, too high for the ladder on the truck to reach. Noticed that an arborist was chilling in a tree watching me work. He yelled and gave me a thumbs up when I looked back to see him eating lunch and watching me work. 20 minutes later, I watched him while eating my lunch in said harness just like he did lol. Cool dudes with a cool job.
@John Ferrari ha, in my 30s actually and not from the US so im not blinded by the republicans was. 😂 You have no idea what a proper communist is do you?
@John Ferrari Because republicans have a lot of padiwacks over "communists" that in 99% of other countries are basically in the middle of the political spectrum. US politics are interesting, much more so than ours. There is a whole world out there, why are you suprised to hear people know about the US?
The fact that you start talking about people that have come from all the “socialist” countries when talking about communism is enough for me. I’m not for either one but I have done enough research to know that they aren’t any thing close to the same thing. 40 year old man speaking here.
@John Ferrari Well that's enough talking to a rock for me. 🙄 If you are a socialist you are by definition not racist. Equal rights for all means fighting for the underdog. You are a seriously brainwashed indivual.
My mother was riddled with fibromyalgia for years, took all kinds of meds just to find out years later she had Huntingtons disease. Maybe worth the blood work to find out?
I know atleast yours is sawdust!! I'm wearing headphones watching this...and I'm getting pine sap on my ears and hair...maybe I'll find a Mr. Clean commercial and watch it a few times...that should do it.
Most people will never experience the sound and energy you feel when a very large tree is felled and hits the ground. The first few times its an awesome experience.
Ik!! Once I was cutting a thorny tree down, like spikes all over the trunk. I was using a handsaw because I was too young for the chainsaw, but the dang tree fell on my leg and now there is a lot of holes in it. Other then that experience watching a gigantic tree hit the ground is such a surreal experience!
Yea, I thought so at first also but I believe they are topping it to make a power line pole out of it. So Im assuming those are the lines that need running.
A good climber makes cuts overhead while pruning a tree that no one will ever see, but they make them correctly for tree health and safety, and because they are professionals. Cutting a big top is no different; it's done carefully and with attention to detail -- but the climbers life may be on the line too. I only made the mistake once of leaving too much holding wood in the hinge as the top fell; I learned you stay in there and cut it after the top is committed, or else the energy of the breaking hinge is transferred to the stub (a 60 ft. trunk 3 ft. in diameter like the one in the vid is still a "stub") and you go for a ride. Rookies leave a big hinge, drop the saw (on a lanyard) and hold on to the stub. No need for that of you do it right. Back in the day when the climber used a cross-cut saw, they had little choice; now, with chain saw (a large sharp one), you have time to cut the hinge. Also, with a smaller top with a target at the base of the tree, you can push the butt of the top as it falls and move it quite a bit, as it is nearly weightless for a second or two. Neat trick; save that rhododendron!
Very few of us men will have the courage to attempt what he did. The ease and skill level of this dude is beyond impressive and that is a very very rare breed my friends. I got hurt chopping down fire wood with an axe. That’s gotta be Billy or Paco. The shout sounds the same but based on the narration, I’ll say it’s Paco.
@@dvaidr you know when im trimming trees around power lines so that power can keep running and i get someone come out yelling at me about how im killing the tree's and how I'm a bastard, i make sure i cut extra just for them, now had they just stfu it would be a minimal prune. You gotta ask yourself, how does my power stay on? It's not magic, people work hard so you can enjoy your right to complain about things you don't understand. Think about that the next time you complain to a tree worker.
My father was an arborist...he was very skilled...It ran in the family...my son was also talented with a chainsaw...he could drop a tree and tell you where it would land! Spot on!
@Lucky The irony of your comment is, we don't even get paid that much. We are classified as "unskilled labor", which keeps us in a lower pay bracket than, say, utility company lineman. I'm not gonna complain though, there are worse jobs
@@1MegaBubble “Unskilled” ?? Jesus! People without skill who try this kind of thing can be maimed or killed very easily. Just in the climbing phase. Never mind after they start the saw. That’s pretty unfair if you ask me.
@@mercoid Yeah, tree workers are #1 in number of fatalities per 1,000 workers every year, or top 2 at least (I think it's fisherman we compete with.) If you do tree work residentially you can make a lot of money, but if you work for a municipality (me) or a utility subcontractor (this guy, from the looks of it), the pay isn't as high as you'd think.
Power company: your bill is 3 months past due, we will be sending a technician to disconnect your service The technician: IM GETTING LOWER YOU BETTER PAY THAT BILL!!
It’s not power lines, it’s guide wires to stabilize the tree while it’s being cut. Without something to stabilize the tree it would flex when the top comes off and the guy cutting it would be flung off like he was on a catapult.
i have been in this business for 13 years.... you don't stabilize a tree LOL....people have taken tops out of red wood trees out in California 8x the diameter of this baby pine tree for hundreds of years.
@@ttvilaxell2742 I laughed when I read this!! Ain’t no way someone stabilizing a tree to cut the top out. I’ve never seen it done lol. And yeah I’ve seen and myself done much bigger tops that took me for a ride but that’s the best part! Plus that tree looks super healthy and those pines are strong as hell!
@@eliuloarte993 what part of Mexico are you talking about?those porcelain insulators are not to hold a alive power line,more than like it they are where a tension line started or ended,no electric company in their right mind would use a full of water tree as pole
These guys are very brave, i did this when i was young but i always had butterflies in my stomach and some fear when i was up high like that. And yes these guys do not get paid enough.
He is very confident in his skills. I saw a couple guys do 3 trees in a backyard that size a small yard with fences and kids jungle set w swings slide and in 4 to 5 hrs i have never seen anything like that. Awesome skills. I know cause done a lotta trees but nothing like what these guys do.
I've seen tree trimmers get to complacent. If this tree would have buckled back or the saw kick back he probably would be dead. I'm an electrician and would never straddle two very high voltage power lines Where I worked the buildings had 13,800 volts coming in on lines like that. The power can jump two feet and kill you. I bet that trimmer didn't even check to see what he was dealing with. Other construction workers commenting here might know what OSHA would fine that company for and how much? Not cheap!!
I’ve done lots of line clearing for many different hydro municipalities and man I thought the lines were waaaay closer ahaha nice when u can just fell it 👌
Impressive top. I hit a 60ft topout on a 130ft bull pine yesterday myself. Lightning struck had to take it off. I tend to put more of a shelf cut in it but I'm a wussy lol.
If you were in the tree industry you’d be disappointed then. We rarely say it and when we do it’s in a joking way haha. Now the “beeeer” you’d hear that often lol
Great job. I dropped about 20' from a top of a tree Down on power lines. I was up 100' and dug in where it was about 5" across.. Wind was blowing and the tree and I were sailing 15 ' back and forth. Waited for it to stop fur a second and cut through. It tried to come over backwards on me. Would have hit a house, but I pushed it off to the left. Pulled the lines way down there before coming back at me, finally flipped over the lines to the ground. Blew the flip breaker on the pole about 50' away.
Gotta love it when people see ONE tree get cut and complain about the person cutting it like they are single handedly cutting down every tree on earth...🤣
@@jefferykennedy919 Unions needed their Political financing for the year. Maybe next year they will advocate a living wage for him instead of lining politicians pockets.
I've never seen that big of a piece drop while the climber is still in the tree, you need to pray that pine tree is in good shape from the roots to the core 😅
@@eumesmo6209 Click on the first hyperlink in the article for the report. Not all is doom and gloom as it is often portrayed. www.goodnewsnetwork.org/america-trees-now-century-ago/
@@bighead1443 I'm sorry you're relying your knowledge on this kind of articles . At some point we all have to wake up. Just stop and look around you. To many humans for such a small planet and the true is, You don't have where else to go. Mother nature will end Human species. Deny it, is always a choice...
@@eumesmo6209 The article has a link to the study, I suggest you read it. Mother nature will absolutely end humanity, not anytime in the near future and certainly not because of man.
I do tree work from a bucket clearing dead trees and trimming trees around power lines. Cutting tops this big is extremely dangerous, especially without a rope and people on the ground or a truck pulling on it. Glad he didn’t get hurt but all it takes is a gust of wind or something for a top to fall back on someone. Had it happen at my job, pulled a coworker out of the bucket and fucked his knee up. Harness saved his life, he was 65-70 feet in the air and over a power line. Always climb higher and cut smaller tops or use ropes!
It didn't sway because the cut piece just free fell to the ground. When you see the tree swaying and the climber getting whipped all over the place, it's because they had to tie the section being cut to the trunk of the tree to prevent it from hitting the ground, so when it comes over all that force pulls on the tree.
Also its how the tree is cut. You can see him toss out the first wedge on the backside. If you have never felled a tree you need to cut a wedge out from the direction you want the tree to fall and then you cut on the opposite side and when the moment comes the wedge side becomes the weak side and it falls that way. Now, this guy is clearly very skilled as I did tree work for about 5 years and our climber was good but this guy blows him away!
@@theshadowbehindyou9631 He just cut a notch and made a back cut. I don't think there are many experienced climbers who would have any problem with any part of this if the lines weren't there.
I mean obviously they soak those logs with chemicals and what not to keep them preserved but if a healthy tree is there that's young why cut it down to replace with a log thats full of chemicals thats still not going to last as long also there will be spots where that isn't an option but just thought I'd throw that out there
Because trees are alive and move. They do this crazy thing called growing. Then the lines you hung from them can either sag to low or get stretched and break. I've seen communication lines run over driveways with anchors driven in years earlier that got enveloped by the new growth and bark. Ask any arborist or tree worker how mad they get when they hit hardware like nails and such deep inside a trunk?
@@scientificdevil4672 why would the home owner get charged the hydro company trims trees I never heard of them charging homeowners plus the price of hydro doesn't make sense its always high and they can never explain why the charts also make no sense and here in Canada all of our hydro goes through one company its bs its just a money grab
I HAD A TREE/STUMP REMOVED, AND SOME HEAVY BRANCHES CUT FROM OVER MY HOME. IT COST ME $3000 AND I WAS HAPPY TO PAY IT! LIVING IN SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WE ALWAYS HAVE HURRICANE THREATS, AND I DON'T WANT MY ROOF AND HOME DESTROYED!
My first real job was for Asplundh Tree. Worked there for 10yrs. I started as a ground man with zero climbing or trimming experience. But within 2yrs I was a 1st class trimmer. When I decided to make a career change, I was a Foreman several times. I ran a R.D. crew, Bucket truck, Spray rig, & even did the Permission man job for a bit. I'm here to tell ya, tree trimming alone is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world!! Then throw in line clearance. Where you was working in close proximity to hundreds of thousands of volts of electricity sometimes. Even a simple service drop to a residential house is like 7200 volts, if I remember correctly. I just kinda giggle when I see comments from peeps saying that they could do it. LoL I have seen MANY A MAN make it about 10/15ft up a tree and get the old knee knocks 🤣😂 sound like a dang woodpecker. Scared to death !! I have topped 100s like that one in my day !! One thing about trimming trees tho. I was in the absolute best shape of my life !! You wanna lose weight??? Go work for a line clearance Co. for a yr or 2 !!! You come back looking like a stud !! 100%
My neibours still haven't forgiven me from when I cut one down in my yard. Well in fairness it did end up in theirs. How was I to know his Harley was parked in the garage?
You should expect a Harley to be there... the're no good for anything else..if it was an adventure bike it wouldn't have been there or if it was it would have brush guards...lol
Its a tree. Nature will make more. Evidently whoever gave you your hippy indoctrination failed to educate you that large specimens in old growth forests stifle the growth of young saplings because of the shade of their canopies. Thinning them allows bigger growth of more trees.
Humans... we go and put power lines where a tree has been growing for a century and then we kill the tree. Instead of just putting the power lines away from the tree...
You know what the video was going to be about, yet you clicked on it even though you knew it was going to bother you? Then you post a dumb question about it? 🤦🏻♂️
Not getting tired is a plus for safety. The climber can have a groundman send the saw up to him on a rope the climber rigs through a pulley. I would do that hauling an 084; I've climbed with a 066 and 046 clipped to my harness; you get used to it. Those are Stihl saws usually run with 32 to 48 in. bars (higher model number, longer bar); haven't weighed mine, but it gives you an idea. And aligning your spikes to the trunk is all you need; jabbing them in hard carrying a heavy aw will tire you out fast!
AT&T is going to be pissed when they see what you did to their tower
silent laugh out loud
Omfg lmao
Looks more like a high voltage powerline, but anyway..
@@skayt35he’s making a joke saying this tree was one of those cell towers disguised as a tree, but clearly you missed that part. 🫠
@@GenerationDown My god people are thick these days 😅
As a new tree trimmer/ climber/ groundman, this was impressive. That's a lot of weight above his head and everything has to go perfectly.
I've been in the business for over 2 decades, and that also caused some anxiety for me, seeing that much tree still overhead.
I could make a naughty joke from your second sentence Cody. ;-) But I shall refrain from doing so to keep the RUclips gods happy. 😊
This lineman has fantastic skill and shows what experience really means. Very impressive!
It's pine..so it's quick to cut..but if you trust in your notch... there's not any worries
That's a damn professional
Helps a lot when theres no wind.
The neighbors were angry about the noise from the saw so they shot a few arrows at him in the video before this one.
Sure looks like it. BIG arrows too.
All of us are waiting for that one commenter who bothered to google what those actually are for the rest of us
@@DBSMoonMaster stop reading my mind wtf
I’m weak fr
Haha dude they look like arrows from the movie avatar
Hahaha I’m so dumb, I thought those were power lines that the tree was gonna crash into!
What are they
Same here
@@flamecranium7787 he just created a power pole.
Bro I was waiting the whole time for sparks to fly, I really gotta take a look in the mirror gatdamn
And I thought some natives shot arrows onto the tree...
Lol!!!
If you’ve never cut a tree down you have no idea how dangerous it is
No but I did stay in a holiday inn last night.
I turn on my Glade Electromatic Air Freshener using only my big toe.
@@RTeBokkel hahahaha
Dangerous every time; never lost a limb of my own- knock on wood - all the puns lol
Yes, I had an old friend die last year when the tree went the wrong way and hit him in the head. Very sad.
I’m an apprentice plumber, one day I was hanging from a harness over the side of a building to work on the drains, too high for the ladder on the truck to reach. Noticed that an arborist was chilling in a tree watching me work. He yelled and gave me a thumbs up when I looked back to see him eating lunch and watching me work. 20 minutes later, I watched him while eating my lunch in said harness just like he did lol. Cool dudes with a cool job.
@John Ferrari Depends if it what the rest of the world calls a communist or what republicans in ameriaca call communists. Totally different thing.
@John Ferrari ha, in my 30s actually and not from the US so im not blinded by the republicans was. 😂 You have no idea what a proper communist is do you?
@John Ferrari Because republicans have a lot of padiwacks over "communists" that in 99% of other countries are basically in the middle of the political spectrum.
US politics are interesting, much more so than ours. There is a whole world out there, why are you suprised to hear people know about the US?
The fact that you start talking about people that have come from all the “socialist” countries when talking about communism is enough for me. I’m not for either one but I have done enough research to know that they aren’t any thing close to the same thing. 40 year old man speaking here.
@John Ferrari Well that's enough talking to a rock for me. 🙄 If you are a socialist you are by definition not racist. Equal rights for all means fighting for the underdog. You are a seriously brainwashed indivual.
My dream job, at 37 riddled with Fibromyalgia, it ain't happening. But I still run my Stihl wide open from the ground, very nice brother👌🏻
My mother was riddled with fibromyalgia for years, took all kinds of meds just to find out years later she had Huntingtons disease. Maybe worth the blood work to find out?
Let me keep doing what I do construction you cut the wood I'm keep framing with the wood you people provided. Thanks for your hard work.
Lol right, I ain't climbing that high. Same shout out to crane operators!
Need to find a more sustainable material to work with and quit building shit and fix what's already vacant.
@@MEAT_CANNON stfu. Stay in your pod and eat the bugs
@@SonOfAdolf Suck a fat one, bud. Your mother cucks socks in hell. I don't eat bugs. I eat your wife's pussy.
@@SonOfAdolf Who the fuck are you? What do you do mother fucker? Come and try me bitch.
Dang that is a perfectly straight tree
That's a southern pine . Lumber wood. And pole
Trees always lean in 3 directions
I'm getting wood chips in my eyes from here.
I know atleast yours is sawdust!! I'm wearing headphones watching this...and I'm getting pine sap on my ears and hair...maybe I'll find a Mr. Clean commercial and watch it a few times...that should do it.
@@nobodyshome8726 🤣🤣🤣
Most people will never experience the sound and energy you feel when a very large tree is felled and hits the ground. The first few times its an awesome experience.
Never really stops being awesome
Not even after 22yrs.
@The King yea still waiting,lol
@The King bring that shit on, hit me right in the face with it
Ik!! Once I was cutting a thorny tree down, like spikes all over the trunk. I was using a handsaw because I was too young for the chainsaw, but the dang tree fell on my leg and now there is a lot of holes in it. Other then that experience watching a gigantic tree hit the ground is such a surreal experience!
well I was expecting something totally different! glad the guys still alive though!
Squirrels are pissed that their Netflix was disconnected in the process.
This man is an artist. I used to do this out of high-school and had mad respect for guys that make it look this easy
Y dont u do it anymore
Cây gỗ gì mà thẳng tắp thế các bạn
Not an artist.. He's a skilled tradesmen... Big difference. Art is pointless and useless...
Not art sunshine.. skilled tradesmen
I really thought it was his life line was that white line still tied to the top. I almost cried.
Same!
Some of the bravest, with a side of crazy ever.
Tip of my hat to you all …
Oh wow looked like he was still tied in. I has anxiety thinking he was going to be torn from the tree.
Yea, I thought so at first also but I believe they are topping it to make a power line pole out of it. So Im assuming those are the lines that need running.
The Rope going up to the top of the tree is to pull the top over from the ground
This was the comment I was looking for lol
The question is where are the ninjas who fired those arrows into the tree ?
I was thinking the same thing
They definitely just shot those arrows to get an easy foot up and then hopped away from treetop to treetop, obviously
Ninja don't shoot arrows
@@spike378 look up Japanese martial arts, girls can shoot arrows damn accurately from horseback, you know ninjas aren’t gonna ignore that shit
The wolverine killed them
I’ve worked underwater majority of my career .. and my hat is off to this man !!!!
These guys are artist, that is a skill few truly know
Appreciate the recognition. Many look at us as just a regular old lumber jacks destroying forests.
A good climber makes cuts overhead while pruning a tree that no one will ever see, but they make them correctly for tree health and safety, and because they are professionals.
Cutting a big top is no different; it's done carefully and with attention to detail -- but the climbers life may be on the line too.
I only made the mistake once of leaving too much holding wood in the hinge as the top fell; I learned you stay in there and cut it after the top is committed, or else the energy of the breaking hinge is transferred to the stub (a 60 ft. trunk 3 ft. in diameter like the one in the vid is still a "stub") and you go for a ride.
Rookies leave a big hinge, drop the saw (on a lanyard) and hold on to the stub. No need for that of you do it right.
Back in the day when the climber used a cross-cut saw, they had little choice; now, with chain saw (a large sharp one), you have time to cut the hinge.
Also, with a smaller top with a target at the base of the tree, you can push the butt of the top as it falls and move it quite a bit, as it is nearly weightless for a second or two. Neat trick; save that rhododendron!
For a second I thought someone had been shooting arrows at him😅
Lmao
Same thought 😂🤣
What are they
Same 😁
Saw that. Like, wtf.. Them sum big ass arrows Bruh..
Just Another Day, in the life of a dedicated climber.
Willow creek big foot
Big foot willow creek
Just another day indeed 👌
100 year old living tree that should have seniority in the community the electric company needs to go around these beautiful giants
Calm down
No, but he is right though! And they are not supposed to be using trees for power poles. They look like they kept it trimmed up though?
That tree ain't no 100 years old karen
Very few of us men will have the courage to attempt what he did. The ease and skill level of this dude is beyond impressive and that is a very very rare breed my friends. I got hurt chopping down fire wood with an axe. That’s gotta be Billy or Paco. The shout sounds the same but based on the narration, I’ll say it’s Paco.
This was cool but my demented self felt a little bit disappointed at the end.
I hate it when that happens lol
Trash
Felling trees is a dangerous job. Respect to those that take the risk..
Fuck off. Murderous bastards.
@@dvaidr stop liking your own comments.
@@bhante1345 Ha ha ha.
It's worth the shit pay.
@@dvaidr you know when im trimming trees around power lines so that power can keep running and i get someone come out yelling at me about how im killing the tree's and how I'm a bastard, i make sure i cut extra just for them, now had they just stfu it would be a minimal prune. You gotta ask yourself, how does my power stay on? It's not magic, people work hard so you can enjoy your right to complain about things you don't understand. Think about that the next time you complain to a tree worker.
High voltage Tree connect. Becoming less common out here in the west with the bug kill over the last decade + Awesome work 👏 💪
My father was an arborist...he was very skilled...It ran in the family...my son was also talented with a chainsaw...he could drop a tree and tell you where it would land! Spot on!
Did tree work for 20 year's , fine job there .
You did treeworkers for years huh? Lol! Love it!
Why dont women do this job, were all equal now right? Lol
They do actually
You couldn't pay me enough to do that kind of work.
As long as its $15/hour and time and a half overtime, with 60 hours a week. Id happily climb a tree and cut it down.
I however, will not be hauling the remains of it out, they can pay somebody stupid for that.
@Lucky The irony of your comment is, we don't even get paid that much. We are classified as "unskilled labor", which keeps us in a lower pay bracket than, say, utility company lineman. I'm not gonna complain though, there are worse jobs
@@1MegaBubble
“Unskilled” ?? Jesus! People without skill who try this kind of thing can be maimed or killed very easily. Just in the climbing phase. Never mind after they start the saw. That’s pretty unfair if you ask me.
@@mercoid Yeah, tree workers are #1 in number of fatalities per 1,000 workers every year, or top 2 at least (I think it's fisherman we compete with.) If you do tree work residentially you can make a lot of money, but if you work for a municipality (me) or a utility subcontractor (this guy, from the looks of it), the pay isn't as high as you'd think.
My daughters used to love me making "tree's go boom" until they were old enough to drag branches... then it wasn't as much fun!
Damn, looks like GreenPeace found out they were doing this and tried to stop him but missed three times.
Power company: your bill is 3 months past due, we will be sending a technician to disconnect your service
The technician: IM GETTING LOWER YOU BETTER PAY THAT BILL!!
It’s not power lines, it’s guide wires to stabilize the tree while it’s being cut. Without something to stabilize the tree it would flex when the top comes off and the guy cutting it would be flung off like he was on a catapult.
i have been in this business for 13 years.... you don't stabilize a tree LOL....people have taken tops out of red wood trees out in California 8x the diameter of this baby pine tree for hundreds of years.
@@ttvilaxell2742 I laughed when I read this!! Ain’t no way someone stabilizing a tree to cut the top out. I’ve never seen it done lol. And yeah I’ve seen and myself done much bigger tops that took me for a ride but that’s the best part! Plus that tree looks super healthy and those pines are strong as hell!
@@Machead92 that shit had me crying laughing......"stabilize" a tree!!! maybe a crack head but no professional!
No
My heart bleeds for the loss of that tree.
Man you need to see a shrink🤦🏻♂️
Lol don’t forget to eat your dinner someone killed on your wooden dinning room table
"Dude... She is a Chick...being her name is 'Robyn'..would make one think.. 'Female' ..maybe you need enrollment, back in 'Common Sense 101' 🤦🏼♀️
Do you live in a tent all snuggled in a sleeping bag ? That's what I thought!!
Power lines utilizing a tree. Don’t see that everywhere 😒〰️
In Mexico it’s inevitable
@@eliuloarte993 what part of Mexico are you talking about?those porcelain insulators are not to hold a alive power line,more than like it they are where a tension line started or ended,no electric company in their right mind would use a full of water tree as pole
Those are not power lines sir,camera lens damaged with cracks
@@artgonzalez1100 I think your screen has cracks. Those are wires.
@@FishFind3000 so we meet again 😂
Ah we need more equality. Women sign up here!
Hey, hey! Why are you running away?
This won’t get the likes it deserves.
I know a dude who accidentally cut his safety harness from 60 feet up. Landed flat on his back and punctured his lung but he survived.
That's a bad day at work
It's time to do some sketchy shit, doo dah doo dah. I hope I get away with it, oh my doo daa day😂😂
You see, this is why men earn more than women. This is awesome.
Live life one hook set at a time. You will never understand the rush of livin on a 1/2" rope swinging around running a saw
Holy shit at first, I thought the pull line was his climbing line, and he was still tied into the top. I was waiting for him to get thrown 😂
Looks like Robin hood tried to knock it down with 3 arrows
For a second I thought he was tied to the high end of the tree
Just a tag line
Me too!
That would've been Epic... lol
NOW THATS A SKILLED MAN ALWAYS CALL THE RIGTH POEPLE FOR SUCH A JOB. THATS SOME GUTS BIEING WAY HIGH NICE JOB HOMEBOY
Set up so well done cutter didn't sway in the slightest.
These guys are very brave, i did this when i was young but i always had butterflies in my stomach and some fear when i was up high like that. And yes these guys do not get paid enough.
He used to be an adventurer like you, until he took an arrow to the tree...
He is very confident in his skills. I saw a couple guys do 3 trees in a backyard that size a small yard with fences and kids jungle set w swings slide and in 4 to 5 hrs i have never seen anything like that. Awesome skills. I know cause done a lotta trees but nothing like what these guys do.
Greatfully skill my freand👌👍👍👍👍
This guys on Pandora, did you see the size of those arrows shot at him 😳
Que Deus protege sempre esses caras, pois eles arriscam muito suas vidas
I've seen tree trimmers get to complacent. If this tree would have buckled back or the saw kick back he probably would be dead. I'm an electrician and would never straddle two very high voltage power lines
Where I worked the buildings had 13,800 volts coming in on lines like that. The power can jump two feet and kill you. I bet that trimmer didn't even check to see what he was dealing with.
Other construction workers commenting here might know what OSHA would fine that company for and how much? Not cheap!!
Crazy, you can see where the Na’Vi’ hit the tree with their arrows! 😮 This tree was very important to Pandora 😢
Grown men work 💪🇺🇲
For some reason I read this as MTF instead of MTS
For a few seconds there I could of swore the dust was angels watching over his ass for this job 😂
I’ve done lots of line clearing for many different hydro municipalities and man I thought the lines were waaaay closer ahaha nice when u can just fell it 👌
Such a healthy, tall tree
What a shame
I demand more women in this line of work, in the name of equality!!!!!
There are women climbers, and some outwork men pound for pound!
Impressive top. I hit a 60ft topout on a 130ft bull pine yesterday myself. Lightning struck had to take it off. I tend to put more of a shelf cut in it but I'm a wussy lol.
This is crazy dangerous. I don't know any tree surgeons who don't have scars, chainsaw bites and scary stories
Came for the "timbeeeer", left disappointed...
If you were in the tree industry you’d be disappointed then. We rarely say it and when we do it’s in a joking way haha. Now the “beeeer” you’d hear that often lol
Really? I thought is was awesome. He made that dangerous, nerve wrecking cutt, that most men would piss themselves doing, look easy.
Great job. I dropped about 20' from a top of a tree Down on power lines. I was up 100' and dug in where it was about 5" across.. Wind was blowing and the tree and I were sailing 15 ' back and forth. Waited for it to stop fur a second and cut through. It tried to come over backwards on me. Would have hit a house, but I pushed it off to the left.
Pulled the lines way down there before coming back at me, finally flipped over the lines to the ground.
Blew the flip breaker on the pole about 50' away.
Gotta love it when people see ONE tree get cut and complain about the person cutting it like they are single handedly cutting down every tree on earth...🤣
I climbed for 20 years. Big cuts are always a thrill.
That is one seriously impressive job. Those guys aren’t paid enough.
We aren't lol
Idk were paid pretty well in my area 😉
Got a buddy who used to do it here in GA and he was criminally underpaid.
@Ckoritko well he didn’t know his worth if he let his employer take advantage of him.
@@jefferykennedy919 Unions needed their Political financing for the year. Maybe next year they will advocate a living wage for him instead of lining politicians pockets.
😥 why such a beautiful tree cut. It takes 50+ years for that height tree to grow.
Ya
Cheaper, more environmentally friendly and affective, than truck in equipment or helicopter, to put in power, phone and cable lines..
@@Butchsiek problem is that they dont last. Power poles are treated for rot, natural tress are not...
I've never seen that big of a piece drop while the climber is still in the tree, you need to pray that pine tree is in good shape from the roots to the core 😅
We are so grateful, when you finish cutting all the trees we will move to another planet NASA just discovered.
Thanks 👍
one day mother nature will shake us out off the planet
There are more trees now than a century ago. I think she'll be fine.
@@bighead1443 world population in 1901 was 1.6 billion Nowadays 6.5 billion. Are you sure there are more trees now than 100 years ago? Which source?
@@eumesmo6209 Click on the first hyperlink in the article for the report. Not all is doom and gloom as it is often portrayed.
www.goodnewsnetwork.org/america-trees-now-century-ago/
@@bighead1443 I'm sorry you're relying your knowledge on this kind of articles . At some point we all have to wake up. Just stop and look around you. To many humans for such a small planet and the true is, You don't have where else to go. Mother nature will end Human species. Deny it, is always a choice...
@@eumesmo6209 The article has a link to the study, I suggest you read it. Mother nature will absolutely end humanity, not anytime in the near future and certainly not because of man.
That is impressive. Serious balls to do that work
King kong balls!!!!!
I do tree work from a bucket clearing dead trees and trimming trees around power lines. Cutting tops this big is extremely dangerous, especially without a rope and people on the ground or a truck pulling on it. Glad he didn’t get hurt but all it takes is a gust of wind or something for a top to fall back on someone. Had it happen at my job, pulled a coworker out of the bucket and fucked his knee up. Harness saved his life, he was 65-70 feet in the air and over a power line. Always climb higher and cut smaller tops or use ropes!
I'm just thinking about how many things that could go wrong with that and freaking out!!! Man you got to be crazy as hell!!!
safety always comes first👷🏻♂️
The cables keep the lower half of the tree stable as to not sling the feller when the tree is topped.
Красивое было дерево
I was about to say that
That takes balls folks!
@Thomas Shannon
Not saying they don't exist but I've never once seen a woman work in this business...
@@RegurgiNate84 who cares
@@RegurgiNate84 krista strating is one good example.
Chainsaw, power lines, and heights all together…no thank you sir!
Tree on the right: Who cut my leaves💀
That's a whole new level of skill. The tree didn't even sway. And a telephone pole was born.
It didn't sway because the cut piece just free fell to the ground. When you see the tree swaying and the climber getting whipped all over the place, it's because they had to tie the section being cut to the trunk of the tree to prevent it from hitting the ground, so when it comes over all that force pulls on the tree.
@@1MegaBubble thank you for the explanation.
Also its how the tree is cut. You can see him toss out the first wedge on the backside.
If you have never felled a tree you need to cut a wedge out from the direction you want the tree to fall and then you cut on the opposite side and when the moment comes the wedge side becomes the weak side and it falls that way.
Now, this guy is clearly very skilled as I did tree work for about 5 years and our climber was good but this guy blows him away!
@@theshadowbehindyou9631
He just cut a notch and made a back cut. I don't think there are many experienced climbers who would have any problem with any part of this if the lines weren't there.
@@1MegaBubble will also wobble pretty good if the people on the ground pulling it have too much pressure on a top this size.
I never thought about this till now but why make a wood post for electric wiring when you could just use a tree
I mean obviously they soak those logs with chemicals and what not to keep them preserved but if a healthy tree is there that's young why cut it down to replace with a log thats full of chemicals thats still not going to last as long also there will be spots where that isn't an option but just thought I'd throw that out there
Because trees are alive and move. They do this crazy thing called growing. Then the lines you hung from them can either sag to low or get stretched and break. I've seen communication lines run over driveways with anchors driven in years earlier that got enveloped by the new growth and bark. Ask any arborist or tree worker how mad they get when they hit hardware like nails and such deep inside a trunk?
Because the homeowner gets charged to do it. It's done but not often enough
@@scientificdevil4672 why would the home owner get charged the hydro company trims trees I never heard of them charging homeowners plus the price of hydro doesn't make sense its always high and they can never explain why the charts also make no sense and here in Canada all of our hydro goes through one company its bs its just a money grab
I HAD A TREE/STUMP REMOVED, AND SOME HEAVY BRANCHES CUT FROM OVER MY HOME. IT COST ME $3000 AND I WAS HAPPY TO PAY IT! LIVING IN SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WE ALWAYS HAVE HURRICANE
THREATS, AND I DON'T WANT MY ROOF AND HOME
DESTROYED!
👷🏻♂️🌲👍
Se nesecitan muchos gu....os para hacer ese jale felicitaciones!!
That looks like that guy may have done that a time or two before!!!
That was a beautiful cut
I used to cut 70ft tall trees until one day I fell but luckily I was caught on a power line and it saved my life
Power lines usually don't save you. Can't imagine how terrifying that was. Glad you're OK. Merry Christmas.
@@rickhale4348 it was bs. Merry Christmas too! 😂
@@chewminem2044 haha😂😂
My first real job was for Asplundh Tree. Worked there for 10yrs. I started as a ground man with zero climbing or trimming experience. But within 2yrs I was a 1st class trimmer. When I decided to make a career change, I was a Foreman several times. I ran a R.D. crew, Bucket truck, Spray rig, & even did the Permission man job for a bit. I'm here to tell ya, tree trimming alone is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world!! Then throw in line clearance. Where you was working in close proximity to hundreds of thousands of volts of electricity sometimes. Even a simple service drop to a residential house is like 7200 volts, if I remember correctly. I just kinda giggle when I see comments from peeps saying that they could do it. LoL I have seen MANY A MAN make it about 10/15ft up a tree and get the old knee knocks 🤣😂 sound like a dang woodpecker. Scared to death !! I have topped 100s like that one in my day !! One thing about trimming trees tho. I was in the absolute best shape of my life !! You wanna lose weight??? Go work for a line clearance Co. for a yr or 2 !!! You come back looking like a stud !! 100%
Thank you so much men 👷🏻♂️👍👍👍👍
your last name is something familiar to me in the tree industry we have worked for utility tree, and tree inc, asplundh tree
I also work in the trade! 26 years now
4 different contractors
I thought those were powerlines the whole time until I looked on the right side of the tree lol
My neibours still haven't forgiven me from when I cut one down in my yard. Well in fairness it did end up in theirs. How was I to know his Harley was parked in the garage?
मानस
Haha 😂
I forgot to laugh on that one
You should expect a Harley to be there... the're no good for anything else..if it was an adventure bike it wouldn't have been there or if it was it would have brush guards...lol
@@steelboymi gd point
fools, who destroy the earth, 🤦🏻♂️
Its a tree. Nature will make more. Evidently whoever gave you your hippy indoctrination failed to educate you that large specimens in old growth forests stifle the growth of young saplings because of the shade of their canopies. Thinning them allows bigger growth of more trees.
I'll get you for that! - Sasquatch.
I miss doing this 25 yrs good job and enjoy it I miss the rush
Such a great big tree, pretty sad its got cut down
That's a man's man there. Congratulations to your parents.
Mans man? Like a homosexual ? You idiot...
Definitely a real man's MAN..
NO HOMO
@@warrwarrwarrwarr it's a common saying, like he's a real man who does who traditionally masculine thing's
So many pup pup pup pup pup pussies out there bring back the draft. Shut up and get to work
@@johnsparks007 but if they get drafted they will pay for their SRS.
Humans... we go and put power lines where a tree has been growing for a century and then we kill the tree. Instead of just putting the power lines away from the tree...
I thought line kill was gonna be the tree hitting a power line and knocking out power to the neighborhood.
I'll show myself out 😎
Give that man a raise! Skillfully done
What was the important reason to cut this 🌲 pine treeee for ???
You know what the video was going to be about, yet you clicked on it even though you knew it was going to bother you? Then you post a dumb question about it? 🤦🏻♂️
@@Noscams00shush
When he stabbed those crampon things into the tree to move round I'm surprised he did not blunt them on his huge balls of steel
Ive seen a climber spike his heel with those climbing spikes before. Not a pretty sight.
Most people don't know what carrying that boat anchor of a saw is like in a tree. This guy does.
Not getting tired is a plus for safety. The climber can have a groundman send the saw up to him on a rope the climber rigs through a pulley. I would do that hauling an 084; I've climbed with a 066 and 046 clipped to my harness; you get used to it.
Those are Stihl saws usually run with 32 to 48 in. bars (higher model number, longer bar); haven't weighed mine, but it gives you an idea.
And aligning your spikes to the trunk is all you need; jabbing them in hard carrying a heavy aw will tire you out fast!