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Men In Chaps Tree Service
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Howdy y'all! We're a proud Aggie-owned tree service based right here in the Lone Star State, serving communities with top-notch tree care solutions. With a passion for arboriculture and a commitment to preserving Texas' natural beauty.
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🛠️ Dive into the World of Tree Care:
Explore the latest techniques and equipment that make our tree service stand out. From pruning to tree removals, we'll show you how we get the job done safely and efficiently.
🌿 Arboriculture Education:
Learn about tree species native to Texas, best practices for tree maintenance, and how to keep your green spaces thriving.
🌲 Community and Environment:
We're stewards of the environment, working to enhance the natural beauty of our beloved Texas landscapes. Join us as we share tips on sustainable tree care practices and how you can play a role in preserving our green heritage.
🤠 Connect with Us:
Don't hesitate to leave your comments, questions, and suggestions.
📧 Contact:
www.meninchapstreeservice.com
Stuborn Oak Gets Wedged Over!
Clearing out multiple trees on this property and burning them. Wore myself out wedging this one over, didn't want to give it up!
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#arborist #tree #chainsaw #stihl #texas #treeclimbing #treeservice #treeworker #treecare #treeremoval
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Bobcat MT100 At Work!
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Here is a little feature video of ourBobcat MT100 Mini Skid Steer with a root grapple moving some logs during this tree removal. Definitely an essential tool to the operation! #tree #arborist #chainsaw #treeservice #stihl #texas #treeworker #deadtree #treeclimbing #skidsteers #skidloader #bobcat #machinery #asmr
Digging out a sago palm with the Bobcat MT100!
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Digging out a sago palm with the Bobcat MT100!
Tight spot on felling this backyard oak tree!
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Tight spot on felling this backyard oak tree!
Pulling a dead tree away from powerlines!
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Pulling a dead tree away from powerlines!
No way🤣
Thought for sure we would lose atleast 1!
Good video! What type of hydraulic oil did you use?
Yummy
Dump ? What about firewood ? Duuuuuh
where are you?
Nice work I've never seen anyone drive a wedge like that
Just dump it in the mayor's yard.
State issue, not local.
Oh you mean about the dump, it's a private site.
Always leave a low stump dude , your last cut wouldn't be in a bad spot .
Cut the stump low after.
What kind of person just dumps perfectly fine wood
Professional tree services that remove multiple trees every day. Getting rid of the debris can become a real hassle. Very strict rules around burning, and dump fees are expensive. Most wood goes to firewood and the primo logs goes to a mill. Those are rare though, we are rarely removing "perfectly good" wood that a mill wants. It's also a long drive to the mill and time/diesel is expensive.
Companies that have actually run their numbers. Wood is extremely unprofitable and is only worth the labor put into splitting and cutting it, and even then with a free source of wood, it is way less profitable than tree removal.
.30 cents in se ohio a board foot the whole log about 30-40$ but white oak on the other hand is over $2.50 a board ft. Almost as much as walnut
Yeah, I'm a tree service and not a logger. Whenever I can though I take logs to the mill rather than the dump for a little bonus.
wow that dump closure thing is total bs, talk about stabbing your revenue source in the back…
Tell me about it. I even said I don't care I'll pay and still got turned away.
Check on some woodturning websites, most of us dont like the pine because its to sappy but some enjoy it, maybe make a buck instead of taking it to the dump
Interesting how professional do things. Someone like me would probably do a dumb thing and push it somehow I get the feeling my idea will destroy property. Dont forget those hatchet videos and the video my wife took of the two elms.
Stupid question but how did you get that rope up there in the first place?
Good videos. As for your ramp brackets, you’ll need ramp bracket that are “channels” or ramp brackets “pins”. Like the ones you may see in the back of trailers (semi trucks) That will allow you to put the ramps as close together as you need. Also I feel you need something heavy that more in construction or freight business from what I saw in industry. because like you said-there isnt any freedom with those brackets. Overkill is good from what I saw in commercial industrial equipment. Overkill being to most people but if you have some expensive equipment you want it. You’ll have to unweld the current brackets because like you said the brackets are too wide. It should be able to withstand heavy duty use and those may be ok but I would unweld it and put some heavy duty brackets. I saw the 2 ramps you already had today and they look sturdy and heavy but brackets you had to hook them need to be channels or pins. Pins are better because you have more freedom especially with the work you’ll put them in. Also if you put new brackets you’ll have to unweld those already there because of stress on welds. Thanks again for felling those trees I still dont know how you fell the last tree exactly parallel to the first by yourself and without a rope as a guide. I mean how is that even possible that tree was like 3 to for stories high. As for your equipment, they are nice. There isnt any bad with your dump trailer and that bobcat looks like a solid workhorse . I bet you are proud of that purchase.
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Beautiful!
Thank you!
So close to cutting your lowering rope cutting way above your head..
Well just don't cut it! Not an ideal position on this, had a hard lean right as it got skinny. Not to worried about cutting high because it was not physically possible for it to come back my direction.
@@MenInChapsTreeService I can see the lean it had overall could of used improvement to be a little safer for sure
How much you make an hour? Or is it by tree?
Horse maulers.
Whatever you do, no NOT taste that. If it is a hollow tree, imagine how many critters over the years have gotten inside the tree and whizzed or jizzed in that 🤢
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Hard and dangerous work
Video from last year where we removed 7 pines in 1 day. This video always makes me laugh for some reason. Left a hell of a divot in the yard.
I think you have set your chain lub setting way to high 😂
Cords are measured. So unless he stacks it so it can measured, I ain’t buying
It came from a measured stack and we also stacked in on site as well. If he wants to measure it then go ahead.
Also helps that this is a small town and I run a licensed and well known tree service in town with a good reputation. People are pretty trusting when they can see your work and know your other clients. Just don't screw it up.
A normal dump ???
Seems like probably shouldn't bang wedges in the line of fore like that but good job on dropping it
Best angle to do it. Very little about this work that is completely safe, just gotta pay attention.
Is the headless horseman around?
What in the world is it oozing?
A bacterial infection inside the tree, known as "slime flux".
@@MenInChapsTreeService thank you!
Dude that looks like some pruimim soup!
I should call her
I had that same thing happen in my yard after I cut down a bush. It oozed for weeks.
Good soup
Would be interesting to see these guys take down some complicated trees instead of a perfectly round one. I just started falling trees again.
Well there ain't very many square trees. You work on the jobs your clients present.
WHEN YOU FIND OUT THE TREE IN YOUR FRONT YARD IS A HOARDER!!
It was actually on fire when I arrived. Client had the idea of burning it down so he started a fire in the hollow trunk. Obviously this would have never worked.
That looks criminal to cut down a oak tree???
Why would that be?
"Oh geez... Oh Larry, you gotta smell this weird-OH SHIT!"
Well you blew it ya moved your foot, hahaha.😂
They're so cool looking
Had a tree like that !
Squirrel poop?!
Maybe, didn't taste test.
Why was there even that much shit in there in the first place?
If it has a hole in the trunk further up water and debris will eventually build up in it.
Так вот как загнивает запад🤣🤣🤣
And now its all over your saw
Παρε μηχανακι ECO ΑΥΤΟ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΆΧΡΗΣΤΟ 😂
when your hogging out to much to fast that's what slows your wheel
That thing was just itching to fall apart when it hit the ground. A lot of dust in the bones of that old tree. Old boy did his service and it’s time for retirement. Thanks for sharing