How to cut down a maple tree with ZERO drop zone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- This maple was for a repeat customer, and one good thing about his is that he likes to keep the wood in order to split and then burn. We rigged all the branches over to a neighboring pine tree, and then I fire wooded the rest of the tree. We were interrupted by a flyover from the navy, but that is to be expected here.
Hi Tall Guy with the Velvet voice ❤ watching from Michigan USA ❤. What a mess you have to deal with today. Be safe friend 🙏
itsw like having a free youtube arborist academy. i learn so much from your work, thanks.
Great job 👍. I cannot believe how much vine is covering that garage below you 😮🇺🇸🏴☠️
Have a good n safe weekend big guy😊😊😊
Great job from Morgantown Wv
Gm, good job big guy. We had a little wake up this a.m. Nothing big just a 4.0 earthquake in Cali small.😊. Regarding the mad max movie, I agree w u on this one being the best out of all of them.😊
🎉🎉🎉good job,, from INDONESIA
😂small change of plans. That’s the story of climbers life.😂 Great video as always! 🫡🇺🇸
Thanks big guy.
Good job big guy ! I don’t think I’ve seen you span rig ? I think this would have been a good one ! Your way absolutely works great just wondering. Sometimes the rope guy can pull the brush around and keep it away from you. Stay safe out there !!!
Instead me watching the cuts I am amazed how you maneuver those ropes😮h
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What was going on, a Blue Angels air show??
@StuckinMO no I think it was just the first sortie of the day. The first flight has extra fuel takes and then next 2 or 3, I think it was, had no external tanks.
They try to wait until 8ish to start flight ops so they don't annoy the people living near the airfield too much
@StuckinMO in one of KY previous videos, Climbing above the rot, the jet noise was actually the blue angles practicing for the airshow that weekend.
If you look hard enough in that video you can see them in a tight delta formation through the trees
@@ReallyTallTreeGuy OH! Gonna have to watch that one!
@StuckinMO it's from August of 22. Not sure when I released it, but that was the first job site that I was on after breaking my wrist
@@ReallyTallTreeGuy when i was stationed at Pease AFB, NH in the early 80’s, our FB-111 ‘Aardvarks’ used to annoy the local populace during our numerous SAC exercises. We airmen were advised to reply to anyone complaining with this: “That’s the sound of freedom, baby!”. So dumb, but never forgot that!