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RAW Arboriculture
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2021
I make videos of my life as an arborist and tree surgeon.
Stihl 220 TC-O vs Stihl 200T - PROFESSIONAL arborist opinion - Battery chainsaw vs petrol chainsaw
I've been using the Battery-powered MSA220 TC-O for 8 months now and here is how I found it compared to my almost lifelong workhorse saw, the MS200T.
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A tree, 5 sheds and no easy access | Tree Removal | Tree surgeon
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Today we have a sycamore tree removal in Boldmere, Birmingham with 5 sheds and no easy access to the tree. Hidden Life of Trees Book - amzn.to/2UsS4h3 Video Produced by my video production company - point5.tv Music from Epidemic Sounds: Get 30 Days Free - www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ehw925/ I work as a freelance Climbing Arborist (a.k.a tree surgeon) to a few trusted suppliers, contact them...
Tree over shed with no drop zone | Eucalyptus tree removal | tree surgeon tree climbing
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There's nothing more sketchy than a leaning stem over a shed with no dropzone and no way of rigging the branches. Oh, and I'm testing a new camera set up to. Music from Epidemic Sounds: Get 30 Days Free - www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ehw925/ I work as a freelance Climbing Arborist (a.k.a tree surgeon) to a few trusted suppliers, contact them directly if you want a quote for tree surgery. They...
Tree removal in tight space | Tiny drop zone | Tree surgeon Tree Removal
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This Beech tree was causing the owner a few problems and they wanted the whole group removing but permission was only granted to remove one tree. With only a tiny drop zone we ended up rigging a lot of the pieces off using the neighbouring tree Video Produced by my video production company - point5.tv Music from Epidemic Sounds: Get 30 Days Free - www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ehw925/ I work ...
Planting trees is WASTE of money!! | If you are going to plant trees then you NEED to do this.
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Planting trees in your garden or as part of a landscaping scheme is a waste of money if you are going to then kill them by neglecting them Video Produced by my video production company - point5.tv Music from Epidemic Sounds: Get 30 Days Free - www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ehw925/ I work as a freelance Climbing Arborist (a.k.a tree surgeon) to a few trusted suppliers, contact them directly if...
Arborist Tree Removal | No Bull, just tree removal video set to music.
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I'm trying something different, a video without narration. Let me know what you prefer, videos with or without talking? In this tree removal video, we're taking down my favourite species, an Alder 😭 But it's got to big and the customer want's it gone Video Produced by my video production company - point5.tv Music from Epidemic Sounds: Get 30 Days Free - www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ehw925/ I...
Tree Surgeon near miss with ground worker | Dangerous job | Arborist Tree Removal
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Work should not be fun, should it? I'm lucky, climbing trees in the best job in the world. We do have bad days but on the whole, it's enjoyable and I'd rather be outside in the rain than inside on a sunny day. Video Produced by my video production company - point5.tv Music from Epidemic Sounds: Get 30 Days Free - www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ehw925/ I work as a freelance Climbing Arborist (a...
Arborist removes conifer | Tree Surgeon POV | Dangerous hidden fault (co-dominant stems)
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The conifer was removed because of it's size but it had a great example of a compressed fork (also known as an included fork or co-dominant stems). Join Rich, a climbing arborist and tree surgeon as he works to remove the tree and explains how co-dominant stems are formed and why they are dangerous. ⏱️⏱️TIMECODES⏱️⏱️ 00:00 Intro 00:51 Change of plan 01:33 How does a tree surgeon climb a tree 02...
Jimmy's Logs | Spoof Advert - Idiot with an Axe Fails to split log
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Video Produced by my video production company - point5.tv I work as a freelance Climbing Arborist (a.k.a tree surgeon) to a few trusted suppliers, contact them directly if you want a quote for tree surgery. They all provide tree surgery in West Midlands and they do overlap but here are my go-to guys and girls for the following areas. Dudley, Wolverhampton, and the Black Country - www.arbtreese...
Tree surgeon removes gnarly pine tree | Rigging and tree climbing | Narrated
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As a tree surgeon, you have to deal with whatever is given to you and relish the challenge of removing trees from tricky places without damaging property. The tree removal video was done in collaboration with www.arbtreeservices-dudley.co.uk. The main problem with this tree was a lack of a central anchor point making climbing the tree a bit tricky. Normally a tree surgeon would use a central a...
Mature Oak Tree TLC | Removing deadwood | Pruning an TPO Oak Tree | Caring for trees
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The best day ever working as a tree surgeon. If only all days were like this one. Climbing trees, doing a bit of dead wooding, admiring the views. Idyllic! Tree climbing with just me and my Silky Gomtaro pruning saw, swinging from branch to branch doing light pruning. It makes a nice change from the never-ending tree removal work we seem to do a lot of. Plus the sun's out which always makes the...
Cherry tree removal | tree surgeon - Arborist POV | Tree felling & tree climbing
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Tree removal today, a cherry tree is to be removed but there is no access through the house so it has to go over the roof. Join me in a day in the life as a tree surgeon as we climb this tree and dismantle it bit by bit Video Produced by point5.tv I work as a freelance Climbing Arborist (a.k.a tree surgeon) to a few trusted suppliers, contact them directly if you want a quote for tree surgery....
Topping an Overgrown Eucalyptus | Tree Surgeon POV | Tree pruning & crown reduction
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Topping an Overgrown Eucalyptus | Tree Surgeon POV | Tree pruning & crown reduction
Conifer and apple tree removal | Day in the life of a tree surgeon Lichfield
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Conifer and apple tree removal | Day in the life of a tree surgeon Lichfield
350 mile Run Every Day January | Running 10 miles a day, am I crazy? | RED January
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350 mile Run Every Day January | Running 10 miles a day, am I crazy? | RED January
What I learned from running 250 miles in 25 days
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What I learned from running 250 miles in 25 days
It looks awful, and it was a young tree. Nothing about the tree has changed but it is much uglier.
Eucalyptus deglupta ? Super beau
nice comparison! i would appreciate tho to see them side by side cutting the same log... dont know why :D
What about battery chainsaws in forest work where I live? They are demanding petrol fueled saws go away in CALIFORNIA. Hundreds of people are angry!
Liked the 220 when I used it for a couple of weeks, found it pretty heavy compared to the husky t540ixp which is lighter than my 201t. Battery is definitely the way forward for top handles.
Really cool having a roll of TP handy up on your rail
When you gotta go, you gotta go!
Nice
I'm with you on this. I used to see this when I worked for a Housing association and it was a pet hate. I've since left and now work on a private Estate where the garden was landscaped a decade ago. Guess what, non of the 4 previous gardeners had bothered to take away any of the stakes or do any formative pruning before me. It kept me busy for a couple of weeks.
I cant believe 4 others left it. At least you're making a positive difference!
I'm about to tackle (cut back most of the higher branches) 7:29 a couple of huge eucalyptus trees. It will be my first time. Do you have any streams where you explain the equipment that you use to get up and down the trees safely? Could you show how you set up the rigging to lower that bigger branch.
It's standard industry equipment but it's not really DIY tools. Harness £300- £400, climbing rope £200, chainsaw £700, handsaw £120, lowering rope £200, pulley £50, slings and krabs, £100, lowering device (for heavy branches) £100-300. Wood chipper and groundsman £200-300 a day. It's cheaper and easier to get someone to do it in all honesty. It's also the most dangerous industy in the UK so I'm reluctant to do how-to videos sorry. If you know how to use a rope and harness then a video wont tell you much. If you don't know how to use the equipment you should go on a course. That doesn't really help i know, sorry.
So why was the euc crowned? All that epicormic growth is going to make it more hazardous
‘Crowned’ doesn’t really mean anything. We crown lift, crown reduce, crown thin or pollard. ‘Crowned could mean one or all of these
I disagree, epicormic growth isn’t hazardous. There’s risk associated with not maintaining any tree. As long as the tree is maintained and the risk is managed, there is no hazard. The customer wanted to retain this tree for their own reasons. We can only advise them, it’s up to them what they do.
@@RAWArb thats far enough, i suppose it wasnt heavily reduced judging by the before and after shots but keeping in mind epicormic growth from cut areas is significantly weaker by 1/3 of its original strength.
I’m not sure what you are getting at. I’m just a sub contractor. I just turn up and do what I’m told and do what the customer wants, proving it not to outrageous. My only choice here is to refuse to work and go home without pay. The guys I work for would have gone through the options with the customer and explained the issues with such a quick growing species. Do you have an source of information that says it’s weaker by 1/3. I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’ve just never heard that stat before.
@@RAWArbou should probably read this. www.evansvillegov.org/egov/documents/1504714956_32282.pdf From every 'qualified' arborist ive come across.. you should never top a eucalyptus tree.
Can this be done , just slightly, to an Eastern Redbud?
It's hard to say without seeing the tree and discussing why. Most trees can be pruned
That's a fair rant sir. Some people are all about the glory or planting and doing their bit for the planet, but planting is only the first step. After care is just as important.
Nice lanyard, I have the same, bungees cut so much quicker and for the money it ain’t worth it
Never used a bungee but can't imagine them lasting long!
Anymore videos coming?
This happens in my area all the time. It grew like that because it was constantly topped over decades a line hight. The the energy balanced in the tree to create an odd hedge. I do a lot of west coast work and have climbed some of the largest named trees in the world 🥰
Not sure why this one grew like thins now. If it was topped, it was done a long time ago, but it was strange it didn't try and grow vertically again after that.
Fascinating its really kool to see people being masters in their crafts truly inspiring
Thank you!
Please click on the link to see what a London council let tree surgeons do to a tree in a conservation area th-cam.com/video/s-zpWU4ERZc/w-d-xo.html
Wouldn't it have been quicker simpler and safer to have rigged the entire eucalyptus in 2 or 3 sections over to tie in tree?
Maybe it would have been quicker/safer, maybe not but it wasn't an option. I work as a freelancer and I have no knowledge or planning of the job until I turn up on site. Then I have to deal with what is presented. The company I worked for on this job only gave me one groundie and no rigging kit which really limited the options. We had all day on the job, so time wasn't an issue but with only one groundie, we would have struggled to get the branches off the roof and into the space we had even if we'd rigged bits down.
I have a phobia of heights. You're working and I'm shrinking from fear
Good Job 🤝
Thanks ✌
Nice work dude. Stay safe
Awesome video brother
Nice channel and videos mate, upload more!!
Awesome video brother
Awesome video brother
Awesome video brother
Awesome video brother
Hi Rich, I've got a similar eucalyptus in my back garden. I just wondered what the cost would be roughly for an arborist. I'm in UK. Thanks
Sorry, only just see this. Did you get it done?
@@RAWArb No problem I've moved from the property. Cheers
This was a great video, I really enjoyed it and explaining things as you go, stay safe and God bless mate.
10 points for a table 20 points for a shed
So glad i have found this channel, really fun to watch
200t gang
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In India we call this Eucyluptus "Safaida"
Any suggestions on how to prevent a eucalyptus getting too big ?
Plant them in a pot. Otherwise you can't really stop trees from growing
There are dwarf varieties that are beautiful but no idea what availability is like outside of Australia
With all those targets below, I was expecting you to rig more of it. As you nicely show, if the branches are light enough, it is more efficient to cut and pitch. Well done!
I hit the like button when that gypo did his interview
How do you know he’s a gypo?
@@RAWArb he looks like he's out of the Playmobil catalogue
Hi Great videos. We have lots of conifers that really need to be "topped" about half way up. Would you ever use a ladder to get to a point and then climb on up? Bottom part of the tree is very dense to climb. Think I'll call in an expert...
Hi Jason Yes, I quite often use a ladder for access into the tree and the climb higher. Takes all the hard work out of getting up the first 20-30ft.
Thank you for these videos. Just watching how you go about doing the work gives us up and coming arborist a reference point on how it looks to do safe and proper work.
Hello my friend, was there ever a point where you feared those small branches might not hold you up? I would love to climb really big trees but recently all I can think of is not so much if I make a mistake but the branch failing while im up that high.
Sometimes I do worry about that so I either anchor lower, remove the top/weight for the branch, or tie a bunch of branches together with the pulley saver.
Save alot of walking..
Why not rope it all around on to right side of tree with chipper and in bigger lumps? Just wondered as would alot of walking for groundsmen...
Nice job
Great video, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Eucalyptus is a great tree to work on once youve got experience, i find rewarding. For any newer climbers it can be a shock to the system.
Why not rope down off conifer? Or speedline.. may be the in 2 places... not battery saw too?
I bet there was a pigeon in that conifer...
New subscriber here. Nice video and the audio isn't half bad and with some subtitle here and there I could follow what you were saying. I've done a every small Eucalyptus a few weeks a go and but every in my car to bring home. I could smell for a least two weeks😁
Cool video . 👌 I guess you’re from Nottingham
Get a little foam cover for the mic, it will stop most of the wind noise, I know that from using a motorcycle intercom system, probably also help with some of the back ground noise. I have been doing a bit of DIY tree pruning over the last week, not recommended I know, but so far so good, beech tree is bloody heavy wood lol.