Honey Locust Crane Job

This is a storm-damaged honey locust that we removed using a 60 Ton crane. It was in a tight spot between the house and the fence. Would have taken all day without the crane.
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[@stephenxburrage]

man I missed your long videos ❤️

[@accord847]

Great video keep up the good work

[@In-The-Trees]

Awesome stuff man!

[@frederickrodger7249]

Well done, great video.

[@jasonnewman772]

That 3rd pick made me duck and I wasn't even there. Close shave bud. Lol.

[@twobyfour]

Interesting to see some different hitches for crane work, even on the smaller limbs. Some clips would make for a great voice-over/breakdown Patrick....just sayin` ;-) Helluva job!

[@miladne1092]

No bloody knot was visible, the ones that were shown, are unconventional. 😂

[@erichailperin-lausch262]

Why did the 1,400 pound piece pop up when it was pre-loaded to 1,000?

[@batmantiss]

1,000 pounds is a lot of pre tension