as soon as you said it. I was thinking the exact same thing. That tree looked a whole lot better at the stump than it did standing with all the scars. Good removal Tim.
Good to see you're as busy as you care to be, better than searching for work, that's for sure. Liked that final good look prior to dropping the stem. I haven't watched any of your content for a bit and it seemed like the chipper had lost just a little bit of snort, then you indicated some maintenance was due, so that would explain what I was feeling. Very nice job! Continue to be impressed by that man lift and how it can get into places, even when very wet conditions would be a problem for many lift units. Stay safe and am looking forward to more content. Nick, North West Farmer
Glad you’re staying busy. Be careful in this heat. This time of year is always kinda dangerous for me cause I’m not used to this heat yet. Had to quit early today. Bleah.
That battery Husky sounds mean. And looks to have great torque to the chain. Just got a 28” x tough lite to try on the 395xp. My dealer told me that Husky is not going to offer a gas powered push mower anymore
I’m not usually one to preach safety but if your in that lift please wear a harness. I’m a lineman and if anything falls on the bucket and rolls off it will slingshot you straight up. I had a rotten pole top fall on my bucket one time that was about 7 ft long and when it hit and came off my feet came about 2 feet out of the bottom of the bucket. Luckily it just hit the top lip of the bucket and not me.
Hey I recently just started a tree business and enjoy watching your videos, any advice for someone just starting out? Also what equipment did you use before using what you have now?
Great job guy’s, I’m sure you know this but I work for a city water department and 3 different times we’ve had to fix under ground water lines after a tree was taken down. The weight of the tree hitting the ground transfers to the line and cracks it. Just a small PSA for cutters. I do enjoy your videos thanks Tim.
as soon as you said it. I was thinking the exact same thing. That tree looked a whole lot better at the stump than it did standing with all the scars. Good removal Tim.
Good to see you're as busy as you care to be, better than searching for work, that's for sure. Liked that final good look prior to dropping the stem. I haven't watched any of your content for a bit and it seemed like the chipper had lost just a little bit of snort, then you indicated some maintenance was due, so that would explain what I was feeling. Very nice job! Continue to be impressed by that man lift and how it can get into places, even when very wet conditions would be a problem for many lift units. Stay safe and am looking forward to more content. Nick, North West Farmer
That’s how you get the job done. Much Respect!!
Great video
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Glad you’re staying busy. Be careful in this heat. This time of year is always kinda dangerous for me cause I’m not used to this heat yet. Had to quit early today. Bleah.
Good work Tim and Chris, don't mind us, You look after Yourself:):)
Doing good job Tim
I noticed you notching the underside of those high limbs. First time I've seen that. Good stuff.
That battery Husky sounds mean. And looks to have great torque to the chain. Just got a 28” x tough lite to try on the 395xp. My dealer told me that Husky is not going to offer a gas powered push mower anymore
Big Bird Oscar and Miss Piggy definitely on song today. ☺.
I’m not usually one to preach safety but if your in that lift please wear a harness. I’m a lineman and if anything falls on the bucket and rolls off it will slingshot you straight up. I had a rotten pole top fall on my bucket one time that was about 7 ft long and when it hit and came off my feet came about 2 feet out of the bottom of the bucket. Luckily it just hit the top lip of the bucket and not me.
I’m a retired laborer, I know when you work near a road, EVERYBODY has to go down that road ! Murphy’s law. 😀
Nice video. Like how you switch saws for the task at hand. Glad you're busy with jobs. Sure beats the alternative.
Hey I recently just started a tree business and enjoy watching your videos, any advice for someone just starting out? Also what equipment did you use before using what you have now?
Fantastic video... Glad that you're doing so well.
I bet that red oat smelled good while cutting it Miss that smell you did a awesome job Tim as always
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Nice knot at 1108
Good job, now time for a glass of iced tea.
Great job guy’s, I’m sure you know this but I work for a city water department and 3 different times we’ve had to fix under ground water lines after a tree was taken down. The weight of the tree hitting the ground transfers to the line and cracks it. Just a small PSA for cutters. I do enjoy your videos thanks Tim.
You’re right those trees transfer a lot of energy into the ground when they hit and can destroy things that you cant see.
Thank you Sir.
Good afternoon tim how are you?
I am good
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I'm now able to send my kids to a great school here in LA all thanks to his expertise
Don't cut trees plz rescue all trees and all
Thanks Tim! They keep pushing the ship date back on my 592xp, now its June 15. Have you had a chance to run Stihl's hex cut chain yet?
Doesn’t surprise me, maybe you will have it soon
Boss where your gloves. ppe. Splinters hurt😁
Hello Tim , what part of the country are you located ?
In Mississippi