U live in maine and the average tree is between 75-100. I would LOVE to work a tree that tall. Like mountain ash, that wood is crazy strong so you don't have that "wondering" feeling as you frog walk and are half way up "is my tie in going to break out??? Great job
Hey...Desde palma de mallorca España, gracias por tus videos son geniales y me pareces un super profesional. Aprendo mucho en cuanto a seguridad, limpieza y planificacion del trabajo . Enhorabuena y sigue mandando videos compañero.
deeprest evol i will translate for you Lupillo hace un corte abajo si la cáscara se pela con tu línea de seguridad te vas a matar contra el árbol y te puede lastimar Esto me ha pasado a mí por favor siempre hace un corte abajo
Cannot stress this enough!!!! A local guy almost got killed dropping a large oak limb that was almost vertical. It barberchaired and pinned his arm against the main trunk. Completely shattered his arm including compound fracture. Explanation of barberchair: th-cam.com/video/EKzvkRnCF58/w-d-xo.html
Wheres the pinche conos? Secure the sidewalk and street first. Flagmen etc...good job but i have to critique as im getting older and would love to see the next generation practice safe measures...it only takes one mistake and the consequences can be deadly... You definitely have skills..
Hola amigo, me dedico a lo mismo que tu desde hace 14 años, y me siento mal cuando me toca talar un arbol sano y sin peligro aparente solo por antojo del propietario, pesonalmente es lo que peor llevo de mi trabajo.
Definitely not a 150 ft tree, that would mean that for any rigging you would need a 300 ft rope and non of his ropes that he has are anywhere close to that.
@@tracywalters383 60'? I'm quite sure the tree was over 110'... Check the early section showing the climber just starting up--he's already close to 30' up, with well over 2/3 of the tree above him. And see my earlier post about the length of some of the leaders he cut. Not half the tree's length but 50 or more feet long .
buen dia compa. saludos desde toluca estado de mexico. en nuestro hermoso pais MEXICO. Una pregunta. podras subir un video de como se llama todo tu equipo. o donde aprendes a utilizar el equipo me gustaria aprender. saludos.y gracias.
Because it was a Eucalyptus, and they belong in the bush, far, far away from houses people and cars. They poison all the soil around their drip line so that nothing else can grow apart from their seedlings, blow over on houses in storms, and kill people innocently driving by when they decided to drop a huge branch.
@@1944robbo Hi Ray, Eucaliptus not poison soil I've been hearing that singing for a long time and it's not true, I can assure you. In my region there are lots of hectares of eucsliptus and under them the rest of the plants you expect to see here grow, they are not pine forests. it is true that near houses they are not recommended because they throw thick branches on the ground in a little wind that does if the weather is humid.
saludos Lupillo, te felicito por el empeño y las ganas que le pones a tu trabajo, me gustaria saber si a mis 32 años puedo empezar a trabajar como talador. a que edad empesaste tu? muchas gracias y que Dios te siga cuidando mucho.
Que bueno que te gusta lo que haces es un empleo peligroso pero con normativas de seguridad al 100.Felicidades Lupillo te mandamos saludos dese Nicaragua.Managua tierra de lagos y volcanes.Profesor Gustavo Alvarado.
tendrian que implementar algun sistema de comunicacion por radio para todo todo el team ... mas profesional y para mas seguridad .. andar a los gritos no va jaja, !suerte y saludos,
felisidades lupiyo eres buencortador asisedise enlapuente cuantos años yenbas trabajando en los arboles noay trabajo pami yo yebo 15 años. megustaria trabajar de parnas chingon lupe
Wrong, arboristBlairGlenn. I'm not surprised at all the spray about the tree height having been over-estimated, but I am, coming from you. That tree was at least 120'. Go back and watch closer.
Hey mister Blair Glenn it's a surprise that you're watching lupillo's videos too, I Lear a lot with your videos in the past, thanks for been around. Jose from JV Tree Services and Landscaping
I noticed when your felling over large pieces of the stem, after you have done your front face cut, your back cut is always below the hinge. It never seemed to create any problems, I have never seen it done that way before. Always done so the back cut is above the hinge to create a step. So I was wondering if it was by accident or if it was deliberate and what the advantage of it was ? Thanks in advance.
lupillo santiago solo les falto un truck log loader para no estar cortando tanto tronco, saludos desde New York Long Island ( igual qué tú me dedico a trabajo de corta de árboles, solo que no subo soy log loader operator) good job brother 👍👍👍
Michael Gall let me tell you the back cut is lower to prevent the saw from getting taken from the branch he would of learnt that from experience as we all do lol
@Boompjekappen lol yeah theres no holding on to your saw when that happens..my tree career is over at 50yrs old. After only 32yrs my body is given up..but i love watching all the new guys coming up..doesnt seem like theres any older experienced teachers.
Always a pleasure to watch, love the arguments over the height, who gives if its 10ft short, its certainly looks full height not off that, don't actually think it said he climbed that height, just 150 euck tree,
I wouldn't watch this video looking to learning anything from this guy. He is not safe, he cannot make accurate cuts and is clearly unqualified or he would know better. Further more his team has no precautions in place for the general public or other road users.
Buenas noches compa Lupillo, siempre he querido hacerte esta pregunta pero quizas por no incordiarte no te he preguntado por mi ignorancia. No te duelen los pies con esas puas para trepar?. Un saludo y Dios esta siempre contigo en esas alturas. Saludos desde España para todo tu equipo👍👏🙏🇪🇸😉
If Juan the tree trimmer would have tied off those logs the grass below the tree wouldn’t need to be replaced. I guess this means more work Manual the gardner Juan’s cousin
saludos lupillo, como siempre aqui estamos aprendiendo algo nuevo de tus videos......una pregunta, alguna vez te a dado miedo?... porque el otro dia me toco una palma que estaba ladeada y ahi si senti miedo pues yo apenas voy empezando y todavia no le agarro bien la maña.
claro que meda miedo amigo no nomas es la altura sino tambien miedo en cortar la soga o cortase la mano o algo creo que a todos nos damiedo amigo echale chingasos SALUDOS
Para que sirbe eso que le pones al zigzag en el minuto 32:00? Si compras el Petzl pantin o el Petzl Basic, como es que se usan o donde van conectados para subir mås rapido?
Buen dia amigo lupillo, eres muy profesional y aventado, mucho valor pa subirse a esas alturas y manejar equipo de corte, una duda, que hacen con la madera que sale de los arboles que cortan, saludos desde oax, mex, de donde es usted?
Damn, you really get a different perspective of how high he's working when the camera shot is from the ground. Not the job for those afraid of height. Your limber does super work.
No just Mexicans I know a lot of central Americans that work like that to, but there is something that make us the same, the love that we have for ur families, don't u think that we like to be working 14 hours like that every single day.
How long do those guys stay up cutting before they come down for a break? Do they carry a bottle of water with them? The work looks treacherous, but it seems thrilling as well. Nice post.
They can't carry water cuz there is no much space, just for the tools they need, most of the time they don't take break, I was working on landscaping and tree climbing before and we just take a moment every 20 minutes till we take lunch.
Trabajo perfecto. Bien ejecutado. Uso adecuado de los amarres. Cortes sucesivos calculados. Uso correcto de los arneses de seguridad. Perfecto.
U live in maine and the average tree is between 75-100. I would LOVE to work a tree that tall. Like mountain ash, that wood is crazy strong so you don't have that "wondering" feeling as you frog walk and are half way up "is my tie in going to break out??? Great job
Hey...Desde palma de mallorca España, gracias por tus videos son geniales y me pareces un super profesional. Aprendo mucho en cuanto a seguridad, limpieza y planificacion del trabajo .
Enhorabuena y sigue mandando videos compañero.
concordo in toto....comprendo lo spagnolo ma non lo so scrivere, scusa.
a trick: watch movies on Flixzone. Been using them for watching a lot of movies lately.
@Moises Myles Yup, I have been using Flixzone for months myself :D
150ft my ass, maybe a hundred if ure lucky
dude. undercut everything. if the bark tears with your lanyard on it will slam and maybe crush you into the tree. please, its happened to me.
deeprest evol i will translate for you Lupillo hace un corte abajo si la cáscara se pela con tu línea de seguridad te vas a matar contra el árbol y te puede lastimar Esto me ha pasado a mí por favor siempre hace un corte abajo
xtrepador alvarez gracias amigo
Cannot stress this enough!!!! A local guy almost got killed dropping a large oak limb that was almost vertical. It barberchaired and pinned his arm against the main trunk. Completely shattered his arm including compound fracture. Explanation of barberchair: th-cam.com/video/EKzvkRnCF58/w-d-xo.html
Wheres the pinche conos? Secure the sidewalk and street first. Flagmen etc...good job but i have to critique as im getting older and would love to see the next generation practice safe measures...it only takes one mistake and the consequences can be deadly... You definitely have skills..
Also drop starting it such a dumbass
Me kompre la 200 pekeÑita es un esito
Hola amigo, me dedico a lo mismo que tu desde hace 14 años, y me siento mal cuando me toca talar un arbol sano y sin peligro aparente solo por antojo del propietario, pesonalmente es lo que peor llevo de mi trabajo.
Definitely not a 150 ft tree, that would mean that for any rigging you would need a 300 ft rope and non of his ropes that he has are anywhere close to that.
Hola Santiago soy Camilo de Chile me gustaría saber si tu equipo lo compras especial para poda de árboles o es el equipo que se ocupará alpinismo
Eres el mejor saludos desde Puerto Rico 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🙏🙏🙏👍🏻
150....... 90ft is more like it lol dreaming is fine but not at work lol
Info BlakeForrestTreeCare Inc looks more like 60 ft. Either way definitely not 150. Lol
Umm, one of the top leaders was clearly 50 feet long all by itself, possibly 60' The tree was at least 120'. Euc's can grow tall..and fast.
@@rogerbarnett8412 no I have been in thousands of trees lol not close.
@@tracywalters383 60'? I'm quite sure the tree was over 110'... Check the early section showing the climber just starting up--he's already close to 30' up, with well over 2/3 of the tree above him. And see my earlier post about the length of some of the leaders he cut. Not half the tree's length but 50 or more feet long .
buen dia compa. saludos desde toluca estado de mexico. en nuestro hermoso pais MEXICO. Una pregunta. podras subir un video de como se llama todo tu equipo. o donde aprendes a utilizar el equipo me gustaria aprender. saludos.y gracias.
Great video. big tree, big balls. Love the old school, letting it fly, that's how you get it down fast.
Why did the tree have to be removed? Nice video
Because it was a Eucalyptus, and they belong in the bush, far, far away from houses people and cars. They poison all the soil around their drip line so that nothing else can grow apart from their seedlings, blow over on houses in storms, and kill people innocently driving by when they decided to drop a huge branch.
@@1944robbo Hi Ray, Eucaliptus not poison soil I've been hearing that singing for a long time and it's not true, I can assure you. In my region there are lots of hectares of eucsliptus and under them the rest of the plants you expect to see here grow, they are not pine forests.
it is true that near houses they are not recommended because they throw thick branches on the ground in a little wind that does if the weather is humid.
Hola desde España eres un maquina estoy aprendiendo mucho contigo gracias
saludos Lupillo, te felicito por el empeño y las ganas que le pones a tu trabajo, me gustaria saber si a mis 32 años puedo empezar a trabajar como talador. a que edad empesaste tu? muchas gracias y que Dios te siga cuidando mucho.
Hola espectacular tus vídeos SOS una persona muy profesional bendiciones amigó Angel dé Tucumán Argentina
Mi gusta tu trabjo 😀😀✌️💪🖐️🖐️✋👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👀👀👀👣👣👣👂👂👂🙏🙏🙏🙏
Que bueno que te gusta lo que haces es un empleo peligroso pero con normativas de seguridad al 100.Felicidades Lupillo te mandamos saludos dese Nicaragua.Managua tierra de lagos y volcanes.Profesor Gustavo Alvarado.
tendrian que implementar algun sistema de comunicacion por radio para todo todo el team ... mas profesional y para mas seguridad .. andar a los gritos no va jaja, !suerte y saludos,
Buen Trabajo amigo , otra ves dos manos en la chainsaw en las ramas chicas ..
Gran trabajo carnal aprendo muncho de ti.pregunta ke tipo de chainsaw estas usando carnal es la 201 stihl ?
felisidades lupiyo eres buencortador asisedise enlapuente cuantos años yenbas trabajando en los arboles noay trabajo pami yo yebo 15 años. megustaria trabajar de parnas chingon lupe
Ese lupillo eres el Messi.... De las alturas y el trimeo. Mil bendiciones ya que papa Dios te cuida
muy buen trabajo lupillo...un saludo desde España...Dale duro!!!
gracias amigo saludos .
Great job man and thanks for uploading
thank you my friend ✌
lupillo santiago. estas. tremendo. lupillo
Alucinante que buwna gente sois todos que Dios os bendiga a todos y que no os abandone vuestro angel de la guarda
Grandisimo lupillo 👏👏 eres muy grande si señor👏✌ Pd: porque te pusiste unas gafas? jajaja me rei mucho porque no me lo esperaba. Saludos
Hahaha si estan chistosas las gafas peresen de moscaneitor
There are very few 150 foot tall trees in Southern California.
Una pregunta primo Cuántos anglosajones andan con ustedes haciendo eso
Ola ramborista donde se consigue todos los acseorios que usas
hes cutting technique is terrible.
snap cut much?
Oyes camarada y todo el desmadre que le isiste a la yarda no te dicen nada ...??
¿Ya no en español los títulos? Pues vaya..........
Boa tarde amigo, porque se corta tanta árvore ai no seu pais?🤝👍
too much 1 handed stuff man. set a better examp.le.
Que hacen con los troncos ? Los muelen como las ramas ?
Se hace el prusik de 10 mm en cuerda de 1\2 ?
Cuando sea grande quiero ser como usted señor
Muy payasos para un pinché arbolito
70' not 150
Wrong, arboristBlairGlenn. I'm not surprised at all the spray about the tree height having been over-estimated, but I am, coming from you. That tree was at least 120'. Go back and watch closer.
Hey mister Blair Glenn it's a surprise that you're watching lupillo's videos too, I Lear a lot with your videos in the past, thanks for been around.
Jose from JV Tree Services and Landscaping
just fuckin that yard up!!!!!!
I love all ur video's brother
para mi es facil buen trabajo chavalones
saludos lupillo buen trabajo!👍
Central Florida Hustle gracias Saludos ✌
ere un gigante! ! !! chingon el veido vale
gigante estaba El Eucalipto gracias mi compa Saludos ✌
Hi
@@lupillosantiagotreeclimber hi
buen trabajo cuales pikos usa largos o cortos
son los Cortos, gracias ✌
Love your work.
😅 thank you mi amigo 👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾 August Hunicke
You have lupillo climb for u like you did with reons tree service I be the ground guy..
sem cháu cưa cây hay quá
buen travajo lupe ... en cuanto agarrastes ese sinto y donde esta chido .. bueno saludos lupe
gracias compita El cinto lo agarre por $400
Donde porq e mirado barios pero estan mas caros
claro que si Este es mi paguina .m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1429242793784352&id=1232973373411296
Ok lupe gracias bro y saludos para ti y para boca seca
Qué onda Lupillo, buen video.
Donde compras tus botas?
los agarro en esta tienda Boot World ,gracias .
En que parte de San Diego tumbaste el eucalipto?
Gracias
en tierra santa
En Walmart
bueniiiisimo lupillo.....felicitaciones a vos y a todo el grupo...saludos desde Corrientes.....
Argentina
I noticed when your felling over large pieces of the stem, after you have done your front face cut, your back cut is always below the hinge. It never seemed to create any problems, I have never seen it done that way before. Always done so the back cut is above the hinge to create a step. So I was wondering if it was by accident or if it was deliberate and what the advantage of it was ? Thanks in advance.
Michael Gall Thank you very much for your recommendations. I'm going to practice it.
lupillo santiago solo les falto un truck log loader para no estar cortando tanto tronco, saludos desde New York Long Island ( igual qué tú me dedico a trabajo de corta de árboles, solo que no subo soy log loader operator) good job brother 👍👍👍
Michael Gall let me tell you the back cut is lower to prevent the saw
from getting taken from the branch he would of learnt that from experience as we all do lol
@Boompjekappen lol yeah theres no holding on to your saw when that happens..my tree career is over at 50yrs old. After only 32yrs my body is given up..but i love watching all the new guys coming up..doesnt seem like theres any older experienced teachers.
Sorry for you, White Stunna. I'm 69 and still at it....
Compa una pregunta
Always a pleasure to watch, love the arguments over the height, who gives if its 10ft short, its certainly looks full height not off that, don't actually think it said he climbed that height, just 150 euck tree,
I wouldn't watch this video looking to learning anything from this guy. He is not safe, he cannot make accurate cuts and is clearly unqualified or he would know better. Further more his team has no precautions in place for the general public or other road users.
Buenas noches compa Lupillo, siempre he querido hacerte esta pregunta pero quizas por no incordiarte no te he preguntado por mi ignorancia. No te duelen los pies con esas puas para trepar?. Un saludo y Dios esta siempre contigo en esas alturas. Saludos desde España para todo tu equipo👍👏🙏🇪🇸😉
wow this is very difficult to watch because I don't like heights makes me very nervous so why am I still watching it I'm nuts
If Juan the tree trimmer would have tied off those logs the grass below the tree wouldn’t need to be replaced. I guess this means more work Manual the gardner Juan’s cousin
Dude your job is hard enough let your ground guys pull up your dam rope they got the easy day next time you climb make them pull it up that's bullshit
hi
Wow, so little rest. I am surprized that getting thirst is. Not a problem especially wearing all that gear. Good job!
saludos lupillo, como siempre aqui estamos aprendiendo algo nuevo de tus videos......una pregunta, alguna vez te a dado miedo?... porque el otro dia me toco una palma que estaba ladeada y ahi si senti miedo pues yo apenas voy empezando y todavia no le agarro bien la maña.
claro que meda miedo amigo no nomas es la altura sino tambien miedo en cortar la soga o cortase la mano o algo creo que a todos nos damiedo amigo echale chingasos SALUDOS
Disen los expertos El dia que no me de miedo mi trabajo es El dia que yo me retiro
we all have bad habits but no lanyard and no chainbrake and no step cuts ur asking for trouble 😷 keep safe
solid job.
Good job
Para que sirbe eso que le pones al zigzag en el minuto 32:00? Si compras el Petzl pantin o el Petzl Basic, como es que se usan o donde van conectados para subir mås rapido?
😂😂el final lupillo climber
Juan Arcos ✌
Juan Arcos pasa jale primo
Saludos de aquí de Fresno ca , compa lúpillo cuídese Yo hastía ese jale es muy peligroso yo ya casi no lo ago por que me lastime la cintura
Like 👏👏👍😎
Buen dia amigo lupillo, eres muy profesional y aventado, mucho valor pa subirse a esas alturas y manejar equipo de corte, una duda, que hacen con la madera que sale de los arboles que cortan, saludos desde oax, mex, de donde es usted?
tus cortes un poco chuecos pero bien nomas cuidado y dale pareja
yabas2456 ya esta mi amigo Saludos
yabas2456 le falta un poquito los cortes van pegado al hasta del árbol y no andar agarrandose de la rama cuando se hace el corte
buen trabajo compa lupillo.esa es nuestra gente trabajadora. El padrino que chinge a veinte.
looks like a spotted gum tree from Australia where Im from
Damn, you really get a different perspective of how high he's working when the camera shot is from the ground. Not the job for those afraid of height. Your limber does super work.
How would I know, I never operated a chainsaw.
Me gusta como haces tu trabajo, y es bien cabron suvirse a esos jodidos arboles.
Hay cuando puedas haste un video como caminar sobre las ramas .
the free fall time being at least three seconds in part of the video calculates out to a height of over 145 feet (h=1/2g[txt])
Y yo desrramo las cubatas con machete 🤣 también me haré un canal haha JK, good work man 😁👌
30:25 two turn positioning lanyard (my favorite )
nice work. please ue the chainbreak though.
Most of hard ,dangerous job Mexican work good , work for living , I respect them .
No just Mexicans I know a lot of central Americans that work like that to, but there is something that make us the same, the love that we have for ur families, don't u think that we like to be working 14 hours like that every single day.
Insane climbing skills, but that saw was blunt af.
Oye lupillo cuanto tiempo durastes en trabajar tu primer altura o sea treparte
How long do those guys stay up cutting before they come down for a break? Do they carry a bottle of water with them? The work looks treacherous, but it seems thrilling as well. Nice post.
They can't carry water cuz there is no much space, just for the tools they need, most of the time they don't take break, I was working on landscaping and tree climbing before and we just take a moment every 20 minutes till we take lunch.
Excelente lupillo Santiago todo conprecasion todo sale bien
cuantas cadenas usaste para terminar de cortar ese arbol
una pregunta les dan filo o usan puras nuevas
45:18 de mucho suspenso. Me dio mas miedo a mi que a ti. Que valor para las alturas amigo, cuídate
Gracias por compartir. A las cervezas invito yo.
Saludos
Title misleading not 150 more like 85
Amazing work man, beautiful
noe bisto el video todavia pero ese arbol yo melo echo en 20 minutos. aha
Donde puedo conseguir un chorizo Lupe si se puede dame tu número de tel
Ya ves lupe siempre exsageras con los pies ese palito no trai nada
Mi respeto carnal Dios me lo bendiga todo el tiempo en su trabajo
Como pueden trabajar 2 en 1 solo arbol es peligroso
👍👍👍👍
nice Job.....well done.....
How much does a job like this costs the homeowner ??
ryan persaud About 3 grand give or take if you have to rig it out and clean it up.
Your back cuts are a little low, no?
ungalesaso amigo lupillo
Si estubo bueno mucha adrenaline. ✌