@Guilty of Treeson @ Eastside Tree Works, by far and away the biggest reason I started watching this channel. Jake and his crews doing insane crane work!! That, and the down to earth narratives and overall "coolness" on how the guys carry themselves!
Forgive me for a longer post but I would like to tell you my story. A couple years ago I was working with a friend who has been a arborist for 30 years. He was good. I knew NOTHING about the tree stuff. Plus i'm older and afraid of heights so I did the ground work and just helped him. Well, one day he was tired, was a long day for him climbing trees etc. and tied off a 12" limb to cut and I was holding the rope. What WE missed was the rope was tangled so when the limb dropped it was not tight, the limb swung around and took me out. 13 Fractures in 9 ribs. Both lungs collapsed, broken vertebra. 2 weeks in intensive care and visits from professors in the medical field wanting to study how in the hell I was still alive. Being a former cop I am no stranger to danger and trauma. But that incident gave me PTSD for months. And this week I had to cut down a small tree on my property and was still, almost 3 years later, scared to death. So my point to this story is, I subbed to your channel as watching your videos give me anxiety through the roof. But they are also a form of therapy for me. Seeing how careful, safe and good you are makes me feel so much better. I am now disabled, live off percoset and cant work more than a few hours a day at my hobby business, but I would like to send you some donations when i can. You are indeed a inspiration for me. Thank you.
Wow man that’s an insane story. I am glad you survived ❤️ yeah tree work is way more dangerous than people realize, you have to be so careful all the time. Thank you for sharing 🙏
I am so impressed with the quality and proffesional way that you and the teams operate in such a difficult environment..your TH-cam channel is so informative and has plenty of content to enjoy. Looking forward to the next installment. Can I ask if Jordan (jamming) has any online music. I am a freelance producer here in the UK and I am always looking for colaberation with musicians and songwriters. Great work. Stay safe J.
It'd be cool if you did a video where you react to different tree felling fails and give some critique on how it could have been avoided and such. Just a suggestion
Did those people really build the roof around the tree? Amazing. I was watching the video about the great big ass tree you was cutting up with the 7 foot bar. You guys are pretty great 👍. But limbing a tree while standing and you cut off the top and the stick swaying back and forth, I would be puking all over everyone. I used to be unafraid of heights. Then I fell off a 35 ft roof face first on a concrete sidewalk. No more high places for me. Gravity does not like me. The fall wasn't really the problem, just that sudden stop when I hit the ground. Love, love, love the videos. PEACE ✌
Every mistake is an opportunity to serve someone in a way you never would have without the mistake. Make it a win on a solid follow through. You’re not a loser:)
Hey Jake have you ever discussed your beginning into tree work? I'm curious as to how old you were when you began and the road to becoming as good as you are now
Hey Jake I'm a huge fan love your videos always looking forward to the next video just a little tidbit I'm sure you already know it's illegal to fly your drones in the video without your 107 certification just don't want you to get in any trouble stay safe and God bless
Are there any companies that do some type of Apprenticeship from young and upcoming guys ? Also does the company pay for you guy's to get additional certification's / Schooling ?? I am Exec Chef / Ice Carver wanting to know more --__--
Companies will usually start you on the ground dragging brush and chipping until you learn how to run ropes and operate a chainsaw. Then when you've mastered the ground and show promise you might start getting opportunities to climb or operate the bucket truck. I was a ground guy for a year or so before becoming an apprentice climber/bucket operator. Some guys spend longer on the ground before getting that opportunity depending on the situation you're in and how fast you learn. I think being a ground guy is an essential first step on the way to be a climber.
On a vacation, do you hang glide, dive off waterfalls, go mountain climbing, or parachuting to relax? Geez. My younger days I would be all over this type of work. I damaged my body and back being Hercules for so many heavy lifting jobs paying minimum wage in the 80s. I do well to walk a half of a block now and I am in my 50s. I see this and wish I grew up in area with more opportunities. I did learn other technical skills, but those went away quickly as technology speeds up. Love the videos, miss the camaraderie of working with a well trained team of hard working guys. Question: Would you want your kids doing what you do? Would you want to teach them or someone else?
Love watching you and your teams show off there awesomeness from here in the uk, me and my colleague are big fans 😎🥸 can you recommend a place where we can get hold of the wraparound saw handles as we think there the beavers nuts 🥜 and we want to try them on a few of our saws please, ms291 ms391 ms440 and ms660
@Guilty of Treeson @ Eastside Tree Works, by far and away the biggest reason I started watching this channel. Jake and his crews doing insane crane work!! That, and the down to earth narratives and overall "coolness" on how the guys carry themselves!
Forgive me for a longer post but I would like to tell you my story. A couple years ago I was working with a friend who has been a arborist for 30 years. He was good. I knew NOTHING about the tree stuff. Plus i'm older and afraid of heights so I did the ground work and just helped him. Well, one day he was tired, was a long day for him climbing trees etc. and tied off a 12" limb to cut and I was holding the rope. What WE missed was the rope was tangled so when the limb dropped it was not tight, the limb swung around and took me out. 13 Fractures in 9 ribs. Both lungs collapsed, broken vertebra. 2 weeks in intensive care and visits from professors in the medical field wanting to study how in the hell I was still alive. Being a former cop I am no stranger to danger and trauma. But that incident gave me PTSD for months. And this week I had to cut down a small tree on my property and was still, almost 3 years later, scared to death. So my point to this story is, I subbed to your channel as watching your videos give me anxiety through the roof. But they are also a form of therapy for me. Seeing how careful, safe and good you are makes me feel so much better. I am now disabled, live off percoset and cant work more than a few hours a day at my hobby business, but I would like to send you some donations when i can. You are indeed a inspiration for me. Thank you.
Wow man that’s an insane story. I am glad you survived ❤️ yeah tree work is way more dangerous than people realize, you have to be so careful all the time. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Nice work. You & Brian work good together. Stay safe.
Well done 👍 what a video! Nice work to you and the crew for all these years.
That was an awesome crane ride you did! Got my adrenaline flowing just watching it.
Excellent compilation video. Your video work is 2nd only to your tree work.
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Great video guys. Y'all take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next video.
I am so impressed with the quality and proffesional way that you and the teams operate in such a difficult environment..your TH-cam channel is so informative and has plenty of content to enjoy. Looking forward to the next installment. Can I ask if Jordan (jamming) has any online music. I am a freelance producer here in the UK and I am always looking for colaberation with musicians and songwriters. Great work. Stay safe J.
haha the opening clip was him using a 66 with a left hand and filming with the right LOL- hes a gun tho so its all good
Hi I watch your video everyday tell the team I said hi and I watch their video everyday I love you guys I love the video
It'd be cool if you did a video where you react to different tree felling fails and give some critique on how it could have been avoided and such.
Just a suggestion
superbe video et bonne appétit de France.
Man that’s so cool here in Missouri we don’t have big trees like that
Wow that was a busy day 😉
I don't think the crane operator even got a chance for a smoke.
Using radios is so much safer.
amazing shots!
Very difficult and nice job!!!👍👍👍👏👏👏the team is exellente !!!!👋from France
Waooww...
Luar biasa..
Salam from indonesia
That was an epic video!
Allright Brian. Boom up lol
Great job and video like always
Did those people really build the roof around the tree? Amazing. I was watching the video about the great big ass tree you was cutting up with the 7 foot bar. You guys are pretty great 👍. But limbing a tree while standing and you cut off the top and the stick swaying back and forth, I would be puking all over everyone. I used to be unafraid of heights. Then I fell off a 35 ft roof face first on a concrete sidewalk. No more high places for me. Gravity does not like me. The fall wasn't really the problem, just that sudden stop when I hit the ground. Love, love, love the videos. PEACE ✌
I dropped a branch on a neighbors fence and deck today. Fixing it now. You guys are awesome and I’m a loser today.
I’ve done that a million times! I just haven’t filmed it 😂
Every mistake is an opportunity to serve someone in a way you never would have without the mistake. Make it a win on a solid follow through. You’re not a loser:)
I dropped an oak branch that was about 25 inches thick on a cast iron fence Wednesday. We all do it.
Nice work Jake.
Hey Jake have you ever discussed your beginning into tree work? I'm curious as to how old you were when you began and the road to becoming as good as you are now
Started as a salesman and wasn’t good at it so went to dragging brush and then climbing them foreman then superintendent
Can you show us more off the aftermath of the big logs how they are prosessed
Hey Jake I'm a huge fan love your videos always looking forward to the next video just a little tidbit I'm sure you already know it's illegal to fly your drones in the video without your 107 certification just don't want you to get in any trouble stay safe and God bless
I have to let this video marinate for a while before I watch it, but I know it’ll be good.
Love the video 📹❤💕
good work guys
Great video
I am amazed at how fast your saws cut! Beats the heck out of my 50cc saw!
Everything smooth
Looks so simple! Not!!!! So brave, nerves of steel. Very nice video. I am going to share with my dare devil son in law.
Hello from Austria. Do you guys ever remove the stumps as well?
What a the Intro song? Thank you love your vids!❤️❤️
Blimey that's hard yakka by any measure & must take a hell of a lot of skill.
Oh yeah this is gonna be good
Nice.😆 😆.💪 let's Go
Nice
What brand radio's do use with the climber and crane operator? Are they ment for that particular helmet? What brand helmet is that?
Sweet 😎
made a video with bloopers and fails compilation
u dont have to be crazy to work here but it helps lol
Manitowoc 1400H ?
What's a good climbing rope I'm looking for a 150 ft rope around $200 or less
Pelican rope I think is a good rope on the cheaper side
@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 is there a specific rope from them that is best for climing.
Are there any companies that do some type of Apprenticeship from young and upcoming guys ? Also does the company pay for you guy's to get additional certification's / Schooling ?? I am Exec Chef / Ice Carver
wanting to know more --__--
Companies will usually start you on the ground dragging brush and chipping until you learn how to run ropes and operate a chainsaw. Then when you've mastered the ground and show promise you might start getting opportunities to climb or operate the bucket truck. I was a ground guy for a year or so before becoming an apprentice climber/bucket operator. Some guys spend longer on the ground before getting that opportunity depending on the situation you're in and how fast you learn. I think being a ground guy is an essential first step on the way to be a climber.
Where do you guys get your hi viz work shirts from?
46 minutes of heavy hauling; not even a peek at Brian (I know he's camera shy) but C'Mon Jake ! WE NEED MORE BRIAN !
💯
Brian compilation!
What are the ropes you use
From one tree guy to another… I rlly need a new climber for my business 😟😟
At 13:35min what’s the technical name of the mini chain saw. Just saying I’ve never seen a chainsaw bar that short.
That's a top handle, think it's a ms200 or a ms201
Top handle is for 1 handed use
Have you guys ever dropped a big crane pick? Broken lines? Bad knots? Slipped on trunk? Etc. Just curious....
Never, thank God 🤞 I’ve broken plenty of stuff without the crane though lol
Wow
Cut it deep!!!
i thought i had big balls lol
At 11:37 why there is a sideway log fasten to the tree?
Look at the vid again. Stop the action. You see the cable, which was installed in the past between the tree's co-dominant leaders.
Levitating trees.
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On a vacation, do you hang glide, dive off waterfalls, go mountain climbing, or parachuting to relax? Geez. My younger days I would be all over this type of work. I damaged my body and back being Hercules for so many heavy lifting jobs paying minimum wage in the 80s. I do well to walk a half of a block now and I am in my 50s. I see this and wish I grew up in area with more opportunities. I did learn other technical skills, but those went away quickly as technology speeds up. Love the videos, miss the camaraderie of working with a well trained team of hard working guys. Question: Would you want your kids doing what you do? Would you want to teach them or someone else?
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There is no shame in your GAME --__--
So is at 16:05 your famous pose?
Love watching you and your teams show off there awesomeness from here in the uk, me and my colleague are big fans 😎🥸 can you recommend a place where we can get hold of the wraparound saw handles as we think there the beavers nuts 🥜 and we want to try them on a few of our saws please, ms291 ms391 ms440 and ms660