The first time I saw a tree person cut down a tall ever green tree up in Seattle , my children and I were glued to the sliding glass door in amazement at how that guy just shimmied up that tree and would send down small sections💝☺ we were from New Mexico so had never ever seen that before 💝☺ two little kids and their mom with our faces glued to the sliding glass door in amazement we were 💝☺
No timber here, but can swing a hatchet. Just not very good. Man that was some job, the way that tree branched out everywhere! Always feel relieved when you'd get back on the ground. Quite a monumentous task!
You are doing a fine job 💝 Reg was commenting on one vid that a piece of a tree he was bringing down would make really good boards for the saw mill but to cut it that long was just to dangerous and not worth the risk. He watches the clouds too see if wind is coming too , ELOHIM YAHWEH 💝our CREATOR made you all to be able to do stuff like that and even acess the potential for a wrong cut ECT and praying you guys all are safety first 💝☺
It's known as yellow poplar in the east US.... liriodendron tulipefera. were once recorded as tall as 220 feet. Very fast growing, weak wood..not as bad as tru poplars, populus--cottonwood, aspen, etc
We have tulip trees here in western Canada known for their large flowers that usually blossom out before the leaves come out. Have never seen any even close to that height though ~ looks like a different type of tree.
Nice work, the only thing I didn't like was that huge gash in your climbing line, just get a new one. That mistake at 21 was awesome and i had something similar happen to me once, nearly avoided a hot tub. I'm glad no one got hurt and no major damage.
Thanks mate. The rope probably looked worse in the video but yea it was retired soon after this job. That was a close call! Hardly did any damage to that solid block wall! I was very surprised haha
Nice video. Tree was definitely more work than the video shows. I especially like your patience and precision. Curious what hitch cord you're using with your Vortex?
Hello, I like seeing how you deal with all the rigging, because it's still a bit confusing for an amateur such as myself. What is the reason you drop the long limbs with lots of branches by rope but let the huge, heavy limbs fall into the ground? Are they too heavy for the rope to slow their fall? Don't you need the rope person on the ground to pull the big limbs quickly away from you so they don't come back at you (for example back leaner limbs )? Also, I assume the heavy limbs put huge dents in the yard. Do you have to regrade the land after you're finished falling the tree? I enjoy watching your work; I just have a lot of questions on technique. Thanks.
wandaw Hi thanks for the interestin my videos. Rigging the long branches was done to avoid the concrete wall, small white fence and to stop them getting hung in the other smaller trees. The lawn wasnt an issue so I was able to bomb out everything else big. When rigging you want to possition yourself so you arnt in the firing line of the return swing, and make sure the groundsman knows to let it run so that if it does swing back it is below you.
Thanks for elucidating. It's fun to watch the "bomb out" heavy limbs drop and hit the ground. Once I learn more and get the right equipment, I look forward to doing that one day.
That's not a large tulip tree, its an enormous tulip tree!. i had one of them in front of my old house. I cut the logs off it every couple of years but it kept growing back . poisoning the stump didn't kill it either. I consider them to be more of a woodie weed than a tree.. ha ha
@@fitz3137 He was referring to the Echo which the climber used higher up. I used some Echo climbing saws back in the late 90's and they were decent saws, but couldn't keep up with my Stihl.
Hi mate, nice one. Make between $400-500 nzd sub contracting. And around $30-35 nzd p/h if you're employed. Not the highest paid in the world but you can't complain living in an awesome country.
Thx for reply Sounds good to be a contract climber I’ll be upgrading my skill level here in NZ I did thousands of coconut palms a year and a few trees in between I’m In Auckland north shore Aloha
It would be fair to say a few pounds per rope, depending on how high he is and the diameter. 200' of rope is like 10 or 15 pounds. Normally you won't need to have more than two or three at any given time. The saw and big rigging systems are the heaviest things you'll have in a tree.
Amazing💝☺ I don't know how you guys do that, I can't even get on my roof with out getting scared. May our CREATOR ELOHIM YAHWEH and MESSIAH KING YAHSHUA💝 Jesus's real Hebrew NAME that means YAHWEH SAVES💝 PLEASE BLESS AND KEEP YOU guys 💝☺
Haha they are pretty good. Hard wearing, few of them I've been using for probably 3 or 4years. Heres the link www.workwear.co.nz/products/productimageview.asp?page=&id=113&image=2
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I am amazed at this arborist confidence, There is much to be learned by watching this complicated giant tree removal.
Thanks for the video.
The first time I saw a tree person cut down a tall ever green tree up in Seattle , my children and I were glued to the sliding glass door in amazement at how that guy just shimmied up that tree and would send down small sections💝☺ we were from New Mexico so had never ever seen that before 💝☺ two little kids and their mom with our faces glued to the sliding glass door in amazement we were 💝☺
Job well done 👍 very professional and I give you all the credit you earned 👍
The true heroes are the masons that built that beastly wall lol great job brother
Lol too right, I was surprised it hardly did any damage. The top brick was only cracked. Cheers mate
GREAT camera on the helmet. Really shows folks what it's like for us climbers...
No timber here, but can swing a hatchet. Just not very good. Man that was some job, the way that tree branched out everywhere!
Always feel relieved when you'd get back on the ground. Quite a monumentous task!
Awesome video brother
Thanks mate
Good show climber. Top notch work.
You are doing a fine job 💝 Reg was commenting on one vid that a piece of a tree he was bringing down would make really good boards for the saw mill but to cut it that long was just to dangerous and not worth the risk. He watches the clouds too see if wind is coming too , ELOHIM YAHWEH 💝our CREATOR made you all to be able to do stuff like that and even acess the potential for a wrong cut ECT and praying you guys all are safety first 💝☺
Nice job men!
Never heard of a tulip tree. Great job!
It's known as yellow poplar in the east US.... liriodendron tulipefera. were once recorded as tall as 220 feet. Very fast growing, weak wood..not as bad as tru poplars, populus--cottonwood, aspen, etc
We have tulip trees here in western Canada known for their large flowers that usually blossom out before the leaves come out. Have never seen any even close to that height though ~ looks like a different type of tree.
A bit of excitement at 21:00...strong wall!
Woo the cartwheel
Wow! Pro tree cutter! looking from his height is already frightening to me!
He was relatively high, but trust me it's never as high as it looks from in the tree.
This would be a great training video.
Great video
What is the use/s of branches after they have been crached??
Nice works👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻
Nice work, the only thing I didn't like was that huge gash in your climbing line, just get a new one. That mistake at 21 was awesome and i had something similar happen to me once, nearly avoided a hot tub. I'm glad no one got hurt and no major damage.
Thanks mate. The rope probably looked worse in the video but yea it was retired soon after this job. That was a close call! Hardly did any damage to that solid block wall! I was very surprised haha
Good work 👍🏼
Thanks mate, small balls up on that job but comes with the territory haha
Hahaha
Great video bro👍🏼
Bet the pool owners now love the sunshine on their pool area....
You definitely should get a steel braid Flip line
You whooped that tree pimpin 🤘🤘
Good workmanship
Nice video. Tree was definitely more work than the video shows. I especially like your patience and precision. Curious what hitch cord you're using with your Vortex?
Nice job brother!
Hello, I like seeing how you deal with all the rigging, because it's still a bit confusing for an amateur such as myself. What is the reason you drop the long limbs with lots of branches by rope but let the huge, heavy limbs fall into the ground? Are they too heavy for the rope to slow their fall? Don't you need the rope person on the ground to pull the big limbs quickly away from you so they don't come back at you (for example back leaner limbs )? Also, I assume the heavy limbs put huge dents in the yard. Do you have to regrade the land after you're finished falling the tree? I enjoy watching your work; I just have a lot of questions on technique. Thanks.
wandaw Hi thanks for the interestin my videos. Rigging the long branches was done to avoid the concrete wall, small white fence and to stop them getting hung in the other smaller trees. The lawn wasnt an issue so I was able to bomb out everything else big. When rigging you want to possition yourself so you arnt in the firing line of the return swing, and make sure the groundsman knows to let it run so that if it does swing back it is below you.
Thanks for elucidating. It's fun to watch the "bomb out" heavy limbs drop and hit the ground. Once I learn more and get the right equipment, I look forward to doing that one day.
Good take down. 👍 💪💪
Doing a good rigging job on that tree.
Very nice video
That was your lucky day!
good job glade you didnt get hurt on the wall pice
That's not a large tulip tree, its an enormous tulip tree!. i had one of them in front of my old house. I cut the logs off it every couple of years but it kept growing back . poisoning the stump didn't kill it either. I consider them to be more of a woodie weed than a tree.. ha ha
Sera tu arbol mas grande este ?y por tus manos vi que pareces joven por no se te ve la cara y no usaste guantes ?eres el cirujano de los arboles 👏👏
21:04 have to say I could see that coming. What were you thinking?
Had never happened to me before, pivoting on another stub like that. I didnt even think about it, Live and learn!
holy crap bro!!!!!!
Dats a big ole tree that's for sure I hate when theres a bunch of dirt in the last felling cut
О...трисби помогает в работе. Никогда так его не использовал. Спасибо"!
Рекомендую еще канал Альпнева - там тоже много полезного)
Nicely done. How do you find that little Echo topping saw?
It'a Stihl. I use an Echo CS340 for climbing
@@fitz3137 He was referring to the Echo which the climber used higher up. I used some Echo climbing saws back in the late 90's and they were decent saws, but couldn't keep up with my Stihl.
@@need100k My Stihl has always been so much less reliable for starting and idling.
@@fitz3137 Well, I bought mine new back in the late 90's, an 020T which ran great. I can't speak for today's models.
I do the same thing you do
Just moved from Maui Hawai’i
What do experienced arborists make per day in NZ ?
Hi mate, nice one. Make between $400-500 nzd sub contracting. And around $30-35 nzd p/h if you're employed. Not the highest paid in the world but you can't complain living in an awesome country.
Thx for reply
Sounds good to be a contract climber
I’ll be upgrading my skill level here in NZ I did thousands of coconut palms a year and a few trees in between
I’m In Auckland north shore
Aloha
Nice work , but I really hope that isn't an echo ! Friends don't let friends use echo ! Peace !
Pretty kools highest cutting trees
Wonder how much they sold that job for
how much you think all those ropes hanging on his belt and gear weigh
It would be fair to say a few pounds per rope, depending on how high he is and the diameter. 200' of rope is like 10 or 15 pounds. Normally you won't need to have more than two or three at any given time. The saw and big rigging systems are the heaviest things you'll have in a tree.
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Looks like he's using a old shindaiwa, been awhile since i seen one of those..
Not the Shinny. It is an Echo 271... small and underpowered compared to the 355.
It's a Stihl!
Fitz 😂
Nah. It's a husky
good everyone is safe, but I feel sad to cut trees
sometimes it's a necessary thing to do. Notice the tree was rotten in the middle. Better to cut it down before it falls down or gets blown over.
No te arriesgues. Usa guantes hermano.
Amazing💝☺ I don't know how you guys do that, I can't even get on my roof with out getting scared. May our CREATOR ELOHIM YAHWEH and MESSIAH KING YAHSHUA💝 Jesus's real Hebrew NAME that means YAHWEH SAVES💝 PLEASE BLESS AND KEEP YOU guys 💝☺
271t?
21:19 send that shit lol
Gloves a good idea...
I rarely wore gloves when climbing. Too much headache. Only in certain trees.
@@need100k Don't have near as a good a feel for the rope and handling your belt and tools, that's for sure.
Not common in NZ
In Canada we call them "bitch mittens"
@@jjj87484 I guess with socialized medicine no sweat when your tough guy negligence causes the loss of a finger digit
Weird question but what shirt are you wearing?
Haha they are pretty good. Hard wearing, few of them I've been using for probably 3 or 4years. Heres the link www.workwear.co.nz/products/productimageview.asp?page=&id=113&image=2
А что там поломали, какой то забор
Good job mate, I did a similar one but much smaller... check it out on my channel. Unlucky with that one piece! Damn
I think our CREATOR ELOHIM YAHWEH and MESSIAH KING YAHSHUA💝 Jesus's real Hebrew NAME that means YAHWEH SAVES 💝 designed you guys , you and Reg et al💝☺ to do that work💝 not to many that can be up that high and every move you all make is very precision deliberate and we'll thought out 💝☺ ELOHIM YAHWEH PLEASE BLESS AND KEEP all you men who do that work💝 truley amazing 💝☺
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