Who's the Nut Job screaming in the background

We have a little grapple truck. I’d love a big wood chipper like that one.

Thanks great video!!!

Im guessing thats a new machine for you as i havent seen it before. Thats a big step, congratulations! Good videos

If you can't be in a Union, don't go into aborculture. Shit pay for back breaking labor. Tree companies do not care about the their people. You can make good money if you get your certs done, but even then, GET INTO A UNION.....

nuice equipment loadout -- gettin it done

How much water is in the bottom of that bucket 😮

Nice job...

Looks like the tree wasn't even there

Wow

Sweet truck

Tree removal and cleanup is hard and dangerous work. It makes all the sense in the world to invest in this machinery.

I like how all the people in the comments saying its bad for the environment are definitely the kids who never go outside and have never chopped a tree down.

This is one of the wildest episodes I've seen here. Can't believe that little taxi even functions. Incredible.

I am impressed.

Is it still available

Awesome video. Needed that info.

Good to hear she's okay. However, a near death experience has absolutely nothing to do with being born again. Very, VERY, important not to mess this up, one's soul depends on whether they get saved by the Lord Jesus Christ, and become a child of God through faith in Christ Jesus (Galatians 3:26, KJB). Nothing to do with surviving a near death experience. One could survive a near death experience and later die and still go to hell. To be born again is spiritual, God does the work from inside the man and it happens at the point when one puts their faith on the Lord Jesus Christ and His finished work on Calvary's cross to save them. When the lost sinner puts his faith on Christ's death, burial, and RESURRECTION (1 Corinthians 15:3-4, KJB), to save them from hell, that is the point when the Lord seals the believer with the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 1:13, KJB) and then that man is born again. These are facts, and your soul's place depends on what you do with Christ - if you chose to receive Him (as a substitution, He died in your place, and He being sinless, God manifest in the flesh [1 Timothy 3:16, KJB], rose again), then you will be saved (see Romans 10 in the King James Bible), born again. If you chose to reject Him, then you will have no payment for your own sins, and you will make that yourself (which is eternal) in hell and the lake of fire (Revelation 20:15, KJB).

some oil is better than ZERO oil!

Great video! Wish there were close-ups of what you're doing up to top, though. I always feel like I'm tripping over myself and extremely inefficient when working down the trunk.

8:15 You cut your hinge completely out every time on the way down man! The hinge is the only thing that keeps the tree from falling over backwards on you and falling down your side of the tree. Or it don't matter as much on those skinny light pine tops?

This may sound a straight question but why do your men cover there faces

Any tree that has electric lines running around it, the customer needs to call their electric company. Can’t believe you didn’t mention that

Now that’s how you do it!👍🏻

what SPIKES do you recommend for palm HYBRID SPIKES or POLE SPIKES on Buckingham

The comments for the win.

You didn’t mention Workers Comp insurance so I’m assuming you don’t have any. I am in the Durham area and need ALOT of tree work done. Sounds like a big red flag to not mention that

Oh,running which was already vintage at the time, old gear driven homelite 66s with no mufflers. I bought a couple new huskies one time, I think a 55 and a 2100 old guy said, you don't need all that, you're just showboating. Cutting darlington oaks in town over 4feet across.

You have some nice equipment many years ago I used to work with a guy taking down tree's, you should have seen the junk we had. Couple homemade triaxle,trailers,that we would haul short wood 5feet long, tools and saws on a old rescue squad truck 😂, had a vintage lineman truck with winch and boom in back, to lift large logs or stand tree's up after hurricanes, no brakes, I had to tow line truck to job with my 84 square body truck. When we used it, a ancient clapped out bucket truck. We looked like the Beverly hillbillies coming through town. Those were the days. SC here.

I wished you were my uncle so I could always learn new things to operate.

Nice work! Like always

I have to make another comment. I love videos that are all doing without endless talking. Fantastic.

Nice work. I just bought an Echo after an old Sthil I inherited, love it so far. What do you prefer?

Hey Kenny. I’m looking to start up a stump grinding business here in sc. looking at a Vermeer 362. Any advice you have?

Wood chippers are so satisfying to use. .. .. . But maybe not when it's your day job .. .only when rented

Great informatiom to the beginners, awesome video brother.

Get it boo! 💜💜💜

Badass set up you have Kenny 🦾🦾

It would take a lot of loads and years of work to break even on your equipment. Trucks and trailers cost a lot, not to mention maintenance. With the tree service, at least you are getting paid to cut them down, but logging itself is not worth the money.

Awesome job brother

Great video and very informative. What do you do with all the leftover wood in your yard sir?

No corten mas arboles mejor siembren mas.por favor.

thank you .I am starting a new business soon and will be listening.

Thanks for the informative videos. Definitely like this style. Just curious what kind of diamond blade you use for your angle grinder? I've used the green wheel on my bench grinder...but the quick touch up with a battery angle grinder is a fantastic tip. Thanks Kenny

Thanks for the great tips Kenny! Can you give us a video on where to purchase used equipment (stump grinders) and things to look out for when doing so?

Thanks for providing value and showing that it’s OK to drop something and switch it up while owning it upfront

Ladders + trees= VIDEOS!

Found the Buckingham steel online at WesSpur. They come with an option between regular and narrow pads. Maybe a stupid question, but how exactly do those differ from each other?

How much extra is it to get the tree cut without heavy equipment?

You really wouldn't like me. I bought a used edger from a neighbor for $50. Then on ebay I bought a molding and trim cutter for a table saw. It has 3 arms that blades with a profile mount to. The head came with 5 sets of blades. It's a craftsman brand and I paid $15. for it. I bolted the cutter head to the edger and built myself a stump grinder. I ground down 4 stumps at my dads house and 3 at my house. The last and biggest was a 32" pine tree stump. Yes it took a lot of hours and over a several day period. I'd grind away for awhile and quit. When I was done with the big one I covered it with dirt and threw some sod on it. There were also several large roots I cut down below the surface. It was fun, and I'm happy I spent $65.