Awesome! Have you had to change for flip the shear bars on this chipper? I can't figure out how to take them out.

Excellent work!

So how does the log get on the dolly?

Sweet!

How do you like the 700 For tree work? Just got a chip truck and looking for a chipper I found a 700 for a good price, when I worked for a company they had a 12 in bandit that was super nice but they are expensive, from your experience would you just get the 700 for starting or would you rather spend extra to get a more powerful diesel chipper?

Put anti ses on them buddy it helps so much

My project a little larger. Some huge old very sappy pine tree 3-6" limbs have been a pain! Hopefully better technique & more patience from viewing your video will make tomorrow a lot better and my helper, a novice, will be able to take over after watching me for an hour or so. His chainsaw skills are fair 🙄 I'm very production oriented when renting and there's Lots of work to Get Done Upon seeing how sLow from your video tho still productive, I should have rented much bigger chipper --85 hp diesel-- to easily & quickly eat my near endless large tree limbs and then more slowly munch limbless trunks up to 12" for trees not used for firewood. I have tractor with grapple for loading trunks if needed. I need to watch that chipper in action before renting! With limbs 3 or less inch I sometimes cheat and use my bush hog if I can afford to leave it a little messy like in a fairly wooded non grass / landscaped area

How did you turn the logs ???also not everyone has dump trailer. I have been wanting to do this .but trailer has tool box that opens where it needs to go

The moment you realize you clicked on bait...

As a floor contractor for 10 years now bro yall tree guys are some crazy ass mfers 😂 no way youd catch me up there and the list of shit to go wrong man much respect

U do good work man, did you learn by OTJT or school?

Can someone link to the moment they realised they underbid for the job?

Dangerous line of work

make it look easy, that was a beautiful day too.

What's the background music lmao I need to know

I thought I was a universally skilled craftsman. I have the highest respect for work like this..idk anything

Lovely job ! Try tying the end of your lowering rope to a stationary piece of the tree you're working in, attach pieces you're lowering to this as if it were a washing line using a sling or rope through a natural crotch, one guy on the ground can lower pieces smoothly between the two trees this way instead of you setting up a whole new rope, pulley, friction etc. Saves lots of time !

Can i ask what your bid was?

"Promo SM" 😴

Some zip but yer sure didnt work. Nice job great vid cheers

Awesome job brother

Why tf do they have two fences?!

Good job!

Few concerns, I saw one handed chainsawing, groundman was not wearing hardhat, and no chaps when you were limbing the spar. Just crazy that you would take so many risks. These are fireable offences at my treecare company.

Why are there 2 fences running parallel together?

Right on, sweet work. You ever M-rig? Keep that block where it is but tie the rig rope up high in the maple you're in and clip slings from the pieces to the bight in between. Works pretty slick and saves punching up the neighbour tree. Just needs a loooong rope

this is the story of my life. i do a lot of tree work for low income old people that survive off their S.S. checks. so i always feel bad and under price my self. then up in the tree yelling at my self why i do this to my self. but its still great pay for the work i do. but sure ill climb and remove that rotting 100 foot cottonwood over your house by my self for 800$

How did you underbid the job @thearborbarbor

Sweeeet definitely worth the money

They say "Good fences make good neighbors" I guess two fences makes even better neighbors!

Nice work but why go up drt when you could've set up that canopy tie or basal tie from the getgo..plus then if you have the gear, you couldve ascended much faster with a foot and knee ascender. Pro tip for anybody reading: Tie the chainsaw to the rope 2 feet off the ground so the first few steps slide right through the ascenders from the chainsaw weighing down the rope. Thats the only way i do it now unless its a small tree. But i guess its just preferance..To each their own. The extra rigging line munter hitch from the Canopy was a nice touch. Good work dude!

Smart!

Good work, I have a question about your Opsal aluminum spur pads, I have the same ones on my bucks and they dig into my calves leaving bruises and tender spots, buckin billy ray puts a dish towel on leg first then spurs, August Hunike wears 14-16” logger boots , I don’t want to buy logger boots beings I don’t do it for a living, what are you doing to prevent dig in? I’m going to try 6” ace bandage over socks, just curious! Thanks

Next thing, hollow, yellow jackets,and the**"'':!;′^€€, neighbor has a new pellet gun

Well you would have had plenty of rigging points if you worked the tree the opposite way. You started on the easy side then when you hot to the section over thr buildi g you had already removed all your rigging points. Making your day longer and harder. Try zip lining stuff like thst right to your landing zone next time.

How much money did you get ?

I would consider taking a dive into one of them pools.

Idk about this one. You sacrificed the other tree just to speed up a bit. Could've went smaller, rigged the tree off itself entirely, and run a tagline, and the whole process would've gone a lot smoother. Yes, slower but smoother. I'm glad to see the safety. But property preservation in this one is non-existent when it should be a priority. Don't get lazy. Price jobs accordingly so that you can do the job safely and not have to take shortcuts like you did here. Be a skilled Arborist. Not a good tree guy.

Are you a lefty? Weird seeing someone holding a top handle like that

Awsome job

Super impressive. How much does a tree climber make?

Learn how to span rig...jesus, it would have been perfect here. I cringe every time a large chunk smashes into the stem of the other tree. You are doing major damage. As an arborist of many many years i am not ok with damaging the bark or branches on other trees not being taken down even if they are piece of shit silver maples. You got some good gear learn good rigging!

Were you using Yale Blue Moon as your rigging rope?

when u are cutting trees u should always be respectful to it

you break a lot of safety rules!

Very cool to watch and learn a lil but. Would have loved to learn this when I was younger. Your skills are impressive thanks for the FPV. 🙏

Your rope trick was loading the gate of cariboner. Teach right if your going to teach.

Look like cake to me. You just made it hard after your first cut.

Great job! That's quite a neighborhood, judging by the giant pools...Good health and success to you and the crew... What's with the double fence? Never saw that in 35 years in construction...:)...Rich people disputes...

Wheres the ground dudes helmet ? And eyes