Huge Old Oak Tree Crane Prep - Arborist Rigging - Part 1 of 4

[@장효순-p5g]

so good !

[@china-trip]

Wow... !!! My best friend, Great... Awesome... Full watched. Thanks Have a happy day!

[@metzgerbass]

Nice work, Big job damn 🤘

[@johnmoore8016]

That saw cut through those limbs like they were butter, you keep your equipment in very good working order from the way that saw cut. looks like you have it all in one sock (as we say in the USA) very outstanding video. thanks

[@cutyan]

awesome, hope one day i can have gears like yours bro...you've got new subscriber bro

[@NZarboristBryce]

Thanks bro, do the mahi, get the treats 🤙

[@brandonkarhu5599]

Good work man. I'm not quite sure why so many people in the comments are micro managing you and bitching about the oak removal. I appreciate the upload and enjoyed watching. stay safe out there.

[@NZarboristBryce]

Thanks dude. As a tree lover myself I can see their frustration, but if i don't do it the next guy will

[@HunkOfBurningLove1]

so nice to have that much room to work with

[@lifeisgood070]

Beautiful tree to take down.Must've felt very safe to climb. Looks very strong and healthy.

[@brunoerni3333]

irony?

[@bmacleodmacleod]

Holy crap, what a massive oak. Thanks for the video

[@chrisrutherfurd9338]

Such a beautiful tree. The owners didn't want acorns and leaves on their roof... can an arborist refuse to cut down perfectly healthy trees?

[@NZarboristBryce]

We can, and most of us try to convince the owners into reducing the canopy of these beautys. Most arborists love trees. But at the end of the day, if the owners want it removed the next arborist will do it if I don't.

[@chrisrutherfurd9338]

@@NZarboristBryce thanks for your reply. I appreciate your job, and your commitment to helping trees thrive. I am looking at getting into arboriculture. But am afraid the work will mainly focus on cutting trees down. Any input is greatly appreciated, Bruce.

[@tomace194]

I hope the wood from this oak was use in the fine wood work of a hobbit hole. Those houses were sweet.

[@thetreeguy7387]

Great work!!

[@dqmc07]

Outstanding work, Curious why you didn’t set your rigging point higher, to avoid all that shaking with a running saw?

[@richardsimpson3136]

Because they know what they are doing. THAT'S WHY!

[@dqmc07]

Richard Simpson It’s better to remain quiet and be thought of as a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt 😉

[@NZarboristBryce]

Because we were only removing a few of the low branches before the crane came. It was just quicker that way. I didnt even go up and put a high anchor point in for my rope in point.

[@dqmc07]

NZarborist_Bryce gotcha, I’m new to tree work and I figure it’s ok to ask questions and find out the reason why climbers do what they do, during certain situations, I appreciate your reply and understand , stay safe and be blessed.

[@getsmart2050]

I have just started out hope I have the balls one day to get up that high good job mate appreciate you uploading

[@saerhoga7643]

good working!

[@ryanalbright6510]

Good call there comes a time a tree close to a house needs to go. It has reached its age.

[@Rudymira2]

Ryan Albright u

[@thienton.nguonthuy.9166]

THỢ CƯA NHÀ NGHỀ .

[@nutjobdad]

So how about this for an idea Dont buy the house and leave the oak tree standing if you dont like the branches and acorns stay in the town where you belong.

[@NZarboristBryce]

+nutjobdad I agree, thankfully there are many more of the old oaks on the farm behind their property. The house was built under the tree only 40 years ago. The old farming town is where hobbiton in Lord of the rings was filmed.

[@nutjobdad]

NZarborist_Bryce The work was great and what a lovely environment to work in, unfortunately I’ve had shoulder surgery on both and can’t climb these days as much as I would like. Be safe and all the best from the UK. 👍🏼

[@chrisrutherfurd9338]

Darn right! Tree stays. Humans leave!

[@zhaoliang3416]

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[@markderksen4130]

Awesome job, but what a shame. That was a beautiful tree.

[@richardsimpson3136]

WE have a HUGGER Amongst US! GO AWAY!

[@cesspool1676]

It blows my mind you dont use a bucket truck on a large tree with easy access.

[@bman6065]

It blows my mind you assume everyone has access to expensive equipment

[@cesspool1676]

@@bman6065 still make money by subbing out the work or renting one

[@matthewbuckland8256]

Nice effort

[@madeirafunchal3324]

the tree is not difficult to cut at all ....some points you got it wrong....and another thing ,you really dont care much about what is under you ,about the little garden ,,,,but good job

[@ab-nx4lv]

A 140-year-old tree is dying, and you are worried about the small garden below ?! How dumb is that?!

[@richardsimpson3136]

@@ab-nx4lv YEP! "Madeira" is Really DUMB!

[@carloselizondo3855]

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[@carloselizondo3855]

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[@NZarboristBryce]

I just had to avoid the tall purple nz cabbage tree in the garden. They were re planting and having a machine come and grind the huge stump and roots out.

[@jonathantedrow4635]

what rigging rope were you using?

[@michaeltarasenkoop2389]

That must be some sharp chain.

[@NZarboristBryce]

Get out a new one for the big oak jobs haha

[@jeffreyallan1370]

You shouldn't one hand. I know you said in the comments your always in position to avoid kickback, but that's not what I see. You were in a position dozens of times where your ability to control kickback was severely minimized by you one handing, while out of position. It's an OSHA standard, I'm sure you have them wherever you are.

[@ryanhollingum73]

its a one hand special. No real control of the saw or limbs... To the climber make the change climb safe so you can climb long. Learn as you go and be open to constructive criticism. good job for working at heights ill give you that.

[@NZarboristBryce]

You're right. I've changed my ways since this video. Looking back now, I was bad!

[@bman6065]

I'm so glad I don't have to work for people like you. Climbing trees on the internet would suck. Fuck OSHA safety is an individual choice

[@cesspool1676]

@@bman6065 lol...I'm glad I dont work for people like you. Fuck osha and hardhats & stuff

[@cottawalla]

@@bman6065 not when the owner of the business and everyone else in the industry (and therefore ultimately their clients) pays for your mistakes through higher insurance premiums.

[@danielecorti8454]

Why???

[@richardsimpson3136]

Because it was there! & DYING Dummy!

[@dqmc07]

Richard Simpson we need to work on your self esteem Richard, all this name calling is a reflection of yourself, God loves you, Jesus proved it on the cross 🤗.

[@saarihashim1586]

crane savety

[@johnmoore8016]

outstanding

[@DarkoMikanovic]

Greetings from Serbia, Vertikala.pro

[@sarb6p55]

You guy's are professional tree men as most us try to save money and try this ourself''s like me which I already has 1 core of wood laying on the ground but my other branches need a professional tree guy as I watched the tree guy up in the tree a great job at hand I was told 5 years ago a tree guy took a estimate for $1500. And since there are only 1/2 of the tree left I had another guy tree crew come and told me $1500. To take it down to me that bullsht that's why I started doing it myself the thing is I don't climb and using the rope system I have no cute fck it I will rent a lift and take my own tree down whi h I am careful what I doing why I have made my statement because my house and garage is still standing

[@cottawalla]

Out in a paddock that's your call but in a situation like this with public liability you could be sued for millions of (whatever your local currency is) if things go badly wrong.

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[@elkeschacht1640]

So ein schöner Baum......wieso?

[@ferdinandbaum2191]

great

[@pain548]

That looks like bull rope

[@richardsimpson3136]

It's COW Rope ....LOL...

[@Oldfrisian]

Easy dropzone

[@passionnature5690]

On voit que tu es un pro dans tes cordages ok mais en revanche pas de gants ni manchettes pas top sécurité obligé 😉

[@ab-nx4lv]

My heart is bleeding ...

[@richardsimpson3136]

Go get some Band Aids!

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[@mistahbenn]

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[@brunoerni3333]

dislike due to lack of security..

[@NZarboristBryce]

Bruno Erni Haha what kind of security? Guards at both ends of the footpath. Get real mate

[@brunoerni3333]

what about gloves? tophandle use? what kind of lanyard are u using?

[@NZarboristBryce]

Bruno Erni Thanks for your concern but IMO gloves are for girls and don't add any safety, if anything they are a nuisance. When using the saw with one hand I am always in a position that is safe if it was to kick back. And my lanyard is a yale rope, I don't use steel fliplines unless I have too, their extra weight and not as versatile as a long 5m rope lanyard. When cutting, my main line is always there incase of cutting through the lanyard which shouldn't ever happen if your aware of its position. Cheers

[@bman6065]

@@brunoerni3333 Jesus help you suck. What do you work for the government or something?