Redwood is such a nice cutting wood and valuable too. As a kid in the 50’s and 60’s, sat on a lot of picnic tables, benches and chairs made of redwood.
Beast Mode 100+ Don't you just love it on a big job when you in your zone things go smooth and your out in a day. Makes you feel like you're on top of the world.
Those urban reds a very different than the reds growing in their natural eco system. They tend to be very short and girthy with strange limb structure. Wood is also shit. Nice clean and concise work Jeff.
Enjoyed the video. Looked like a fun tree to do. I'd like you to show more of you moving around/up in the tree, tieing up limbs, etc. Just watching you slicing off branches gets a little boring. Let's see you relocating, repositioning in the tree. Nice work limbing, topping and chunking. Kudos to the rope man on the control of the two tops....NICE!
Extremely smooth take down. Excellent flat landings on the chunks and perfect job falling the stem. Nothing left for me to critique, even the saws ran and sounded nice. Very good work! Nick, North West Farmer (Oregon)
Oh NO! A redwood! I get that it needed to come down - it is a tree and trees can create issues. Incredible size tree - looked like it dwarfed surrounding trees. Three days condensed into one! Excellent rigging and 'running' made huge job seem simple! Nice job!
Thank you for the video. Nothing that tall around here in the Midwest. Always fun to see those huge tall trees out west. Have you picked up any new old axes lately? Take care Spinner from the Midwest.
@@tompinnef6331 lots of axes! Haha and it’s also been a dream of mine to own property with big trees to do a “guided climb “ for guys like you that have never had the chance
@@jeffschroeder9089 I figured you 'just had to buy' some 'new' axes. (LOL) Sounds like a plan on your 'guided climb' dream. Sounds like fun .... I pray it comes true. Use to have many large Elm trees around when I was a kid. Sadly when the 'Dutch Elm Disease' came around. Lost all those great trees. Again enjoy your channel and videos. God Bless Spin
nicely executed. Starting to think you taught August some stuff that you have acquired over the years as I watch some of the cutting, rigging and climbing techniques. No disrespect at all.
A question? How often do you have to gas and oil the limb saw you use for a job like this? You never show doing that so I was just wondering. Nice/safe drop. Stay safe.
That speaks highly of you that all 3 companies bidding the job wanted you. 👍. Great video. It made jump a little when the gopro got bumped🙂🙃😊
That's cool Jeff that all three wanted you to be their climber. Speaks well of you my friend. 👍
Awesome job. I’ve always wanted to do one of those trees. We don’t have them over here.
@@Notchemandwatchem there fun
Redwood is such a nice cutting wood and valuable too. As a kid in the 50’s and 60’s, sat on a lot of picnic tables, benches and chairs made of redwood.
@@opendstudio7141 me also
That was an impressive amount of work for 1 day.
Lol, I knew it! I'm watching the beginning thinking to myself, 6 hr job. Good job, precision work as usual.
That looked like an interesting tree to me...glad it went so well for you...I wish I had a need for an axe....
Beast Mode 100+ Don't you just love it on a big job when you in your zone things go smooth and your out in a day. Makes you feel like you're on top of the world.
@@NickTaylor-lm1lv heck ya love it
@@jeffschroeder9089 already know. Bragging rights for a month hahaha.
Awesome job! Knocked that out in no time. Theres a reason every company that was bidding that job was going to use you. BEAST MODE!!!👍
Those urban reds a very different than the reds growing in their natural eco system. They tend to be very short and girthy with strange limb structure. Wood is also shit.
Nice clean and concise work Jeff.
Enjoyed the video. Looked like a fun tree to do. I'd like you to show more of you moving around/up in the tree, tieing up limbs, etc. Just watching you slicing off branches gets a little boring. Let's see you relocating, repositioning in the tree. Nice work limbing, topping and chunking. Kudos to the rope man on the control of the two tops....NICE!
Nicely done!
Awesome Job Jeff Cool Video.
One thing on my bucket list is to come out west and climb a redwood
Extremely smooth take down. Excellent flat landings on the chunks and perfect job falling the stem. Nothing left for me to critique, even the saws ran and sounded nice. Very good work! Nick, North West Farmer (Oregon)
@@nicklambing9268 thanks Nick
Rocked that out quick!
So you get paid double..right.
Great work
@@rickstafford5316 we worked it out
Awsome flat landings! :O Very good
Great job brother
Great vid bro. Done couple n nz. Same hieght smaller brances. After doin few big radiatas was nice chipper friendly. Cheers
Super great video! Beautiful views! You do great work!❤❤❤
@@chichitex1252 hey thanks
@@chichitex1252 thanks for always commenting
Super sweet.
Great job Jeff
Oh NO! A redwood! I get that it needed to come down - it is a tree and trees can create issues.
Incredible size tree - looked like it dwarfed surrounding trees. Three days condensed into one!
Excellent rigging and 'running' made huge job seem simple! Nice job!
Could have been 50 years old or so. Was growing strange for a Redwood with the co-doms.
@@GoBlue79 thanks
@@kkattrap the codoms are pretty common and the tree was about 65 years old
good video, Jeff.
@@jerryc3050 thanks
Thank you for the video. Nothing that tall around here in the Midwest. Always fun to see those huge tall trees out west. Have you picked up any new old axes lately? Take care Spinner from the Midwest.
@@tompinnef6331 lots of axes! Haha and it’s also been a dream of mine to own property with big trees to do a “guided climb “ for guys like you that have never had the chance
@@jeffschroeder9089 I figured you 'just had to buy' some 'new' axes. (LOL) Sounds like a plan on your 'guided climb' dream. Sounds like fun .... I pray it comes true. Use to have many large Elm trees around when I was a kid. Sadly when the 'Dutch Elm Disease' came around. Lost all those great trees. Again enjoy your channel and videos. God Bless Spin
Great Vid, Jeff
@@corpsoundaudio thanks
nicely executed. Starting to think you taught August some stuff that you have acquired over the years as I watch some of the cutting, rigging and climbing techniques. No disrespect at all.
@@devondunkle1063 I taught him everything he knows 😆
@@jeffschroeder9089 😀
A question? How often do you have to gas and oil the limb saw you use for a job like this? You never show doing that so I was just wondering. Nice/safe drop. Stay safe.
@@robert.brokaw3829 that’s what’s cool about the big gas tank on these 200ts i never even finished one tank of gas on this tree
How many eagle nest have you encountered while cutting down a tree. Or what did you do with the nest.
@@rickyt.0629 one eagle nest so far, all kinds of other nest tho
Nice work have you changed your top handle saw ?
@@drltreecare7353 yes
Really good job on that tree, does someone take that wood to use for something or is it all chipped up
How do you like the ascender?
@@user-ft4qm5vq9o unicender?