Dead Tree Gone in Minutes: Fast & Furious Removal

🌲 Experience the power and precision of McQuillin Tree Care as we tackle a dead pine tree entangled in utility line near power lines, transforming a risky situation into a clean slate in just minutes! This time-lapse captures every thrilling moment of the removal process, showcasing our team's expertise and efficiency.
🔥 Why watch a pine tree removal? Because safety and skill matter! Whether you're a homeowner worried about a dangerous tree or a tree care enthusiast, this video is for you. See how our ACRT certified arborists and power line clearance specialists make quick work of what nature took years to build.
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[@brandifreestone6912]

Awesome!!! Love the equipment fix, Justin throwing you up some tools!! At the end you make the logs look extra light throwing them in the truck 🚚 😂

[@McQuillinTreeCare]

They were actually really heavy we just ate our Wheaties that morning lol... Jk... They were so dead they were light like paper, almost recycled

[@wwfera00]

was there any potential danger working close to those power lines in terms of being up in the tree and the limbs being in contact with the lines?

[@StevenMathers]

So the Lines that those limbs were in contact with were telecommunication lines. Technically all lines have a potential of being energized, best practice to avoid contact however in this case scenario we are not restricted. OSHA Standards for Telecommunication Lines:Low Voltage (under 50 volts): There is generally no minimum approach distance specified for voltages under 50 volts, but caution should always be exercised.

[@StevenMathers]

Great question

[@StevenMathers]

General Recommendations10-Foot Rule: A common safe practice is to maintain a minimum approach distance of 10 feet from any telecommunication or power lines unless specific training and procedures are in place for closer work.Insulated Tools and Equipment: When working closer than the general minimum approach distance, insulated tools and equipment should be used, and only trained and certified personnel should perform the work.

[@wwfera00]

@@StevenMathers thanks for the information. Great work👍