Our BIGGEST TREE to DATE! | 90ft Conifer Tree Removal

[@ChicoTheArborist]

Awesome video great job stay safe

[@99trees]

A neighbor had 3 tall mature tall conifers in his back yard along the fence line. He trimmed them in such a way to keep them alive and they looked like beautiful Art work.

[@Enfrance2003]

We had a rather unruly Lellandii hedge at the bottom of our garden just the other side of the fence. It was deemed too unruly by the council so it was trimmed. We now have a 20 foot tall row of dead trees. I’m glad you’re happy with yours, maybe by the time ours has rotted into oblivion it will justify the council decision.

[@amayastrata4629]

Our neighbour has leylandii and never cuts them. We get barely any sun in our garden anymore.

[@sylviodante619]

Interesting to see a Conifer that has been left to grow to its fullest.

[@dawnbeckley639]

What a Real shame. Such a Beautiful, Majestic Tree!

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

If you watch close to the end of the video you will see it was rotten in the middle.

[@Sahadi420]

@@gorillagroundsandgardens Just curious, as a tree service do you ever say "Nah, that tree is too perfect to cut down." if it's healthy??

[@seancampbell3950]

I worked as a groundie for a company called treehab, I can honestly say that no surgeon or tree company would remove or fell a healthy tree. If the tree is rotten, has dieback, then a 90-foot tree with dieback then becomes a serious hazard especially if a strong gust of wind blows it over and demolishes a house, as I've seen 35 foot london plane with dieback be blown over and destroyed the double extension & roof on this house causing thousands of pounds of damage!!!

[@seancampbell3950]

​@@Sahadi420normally if a tree is healthy then a reduction is done or a pollard depending it can be anything from a GP1 to GP4, I'm only speaking from my own experience though!!!

[@seancampbell3950]

​@@gorillagroundsandgardensjust wanna say what a fantastic job you guys did , proper professional

[@christinedaniels3669]

This is the most relaxed I have been in days. I don't know why and I don't care to know why this was so satisfying. You all did an amazing job! That green substance on the tree branches essentially is pollen. Beautiful on the inside. ❤🌲🪵

[@Timothy-lb2vr]

Man rules the earth, the animals and trees don’t have a say. My grand father had a massive ponderosa pine in his yard. Big enough to be designated as a point on an aircraft compass. There was a very small air port about five miles away. The pilots could use the ponderosa as a guidance point into the landing and take off from the small area air port. His house was destroyed in one of the many earth quakes that plague the Southern California area. He was long gone when this earth quake hit the area. The city fathers ordered the tree demolished and hauled away. Their opinion was that the tree was over two hundred years old. It dropped pineapple sized pine cones every year.it took 10 dump trucks to haul away the debris . I was a youngster when it was demolished ,I’m 80 years old now.

[@baronblimey]

Dangerous job, expertly done....... Stihl, no substitute.

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

I have to say I like my Stihl machines!

[@lesiamuzyka7673]

Each branch is its own tree 🌲

[@cathiwim]

Greatjob guys! Sometimes a tree has to com e down for the safety of the people living nearby. During Hurricane Isabel in Eastern VA in 2003 many houses were cut in half(and a few people died) because the trees had gotten so large (100 ft plus!) we had taken down 14 of the 35 trees on our lot just 6 months before, and had no damage to our house or one neighbor. Two neighbors trees landed in our yard, but no house damage.

[@annpotter5366]

IMPRESSIVE !!! Like a fine tuned violin !! Great teamwork and Garreth is a Rock Star !! Great editing ,also!!

[@lesiamuzyka7673]

Wow this was so freaking high 😮

[@joycelisenbery4663]

A shame you have to cut it down! If it could talk, what stories it could tell!

[@michaelrupf776]

Story of wind clouds rain and sun :P

[@GlobalistJuice]

Always sad when the great ones come to the end of life, it sure was a beauty! Job well done! 👍

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Thanks 👍

[@99trees]

My two favorite colors. Green and Brown❤

[@Lifewithoutmusicisamistake]

Brilliant job! loved how you dismantled it with no chance of the limbs falling in the wrong direction. It's the best tree felling video I have come across. 👌🏻

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@stendecstretcher5678]

I concur.

[@derekmarriott4310]

Ive watched this with great interest several times. I like seeing things that are local to me. I even know the owners of this house. Good job well done.

[@rickygiddings3238]

Class well done

[@phantomframe]

Jeez, the view from OUTER SPACE was pretty great! Amazing job and RIP tree, thanks for the air and shade 🌲

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Glad you liked it!

[@peteacher52]

When it has to be done, best do it before it causes grief. Kudos to the owner for recognising this and acting by sense rather than sentiment. And a tip of the cap to the operatives who performed the task. Col, NZ.

[@benburns5995]

Wow, that is one massive Conifer.

[@karinunderwood8638]

The View from the top is insane!

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

It really was great you could see over the trees for miles!

[@deeinmontana7922]

OH MY ...! What else can I say? Oh, I know ... "great filming", too. God bless.

[@holymoly6829]

I enjoyed watching you take down that majestic old tree Main thing I watched with comfort Not worry about the safety of your team I watch Blair Glen in California I’m comfortable watching him Well done again taking that old tree down

[@maureenbrophy7852]

All the trees around are mourning big grandad tree 🌲

[@CaroleMears]

Wonderful work, made exceptionally interesting, by the fact that there is no aggravating music distracting attention to the job in hand. Thanx guys.

[@Lifewithoutmusicisamistake]

I had to turn the sound off. Anything but Jazz 😖

[@lornadouglas7887]

It's a beautiful tree what a shame.

[@francobrothersLLC]

That was a beautiful tree 🌲

[@TerriEmerson-s7p]

You guys really are gutsy. I would had made it past the first branch.

[@toddjacks8288]

Awesome job brother

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Italiangoodguy]

Great music.

[@happydays59]

Whoa the tree trunk swaying so high up there scared the 💩out of me. Great job.

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

I can tell you it is no fun up on the MEWP! one small movement gets it swaying about. While its safe it is not very comfortable.

[@ashrevlution3456]

Watching the cleaning up process was just as good as watch as the actual felling 😅

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

The waste from a conifer is unreal, even relatively small ones! That was more wood than Ron Jeremy!😂

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

A man that knows.

[@sylvielegouge2980]

Impressionnant

[@brendaalvarez4541]

Sickening. Beautiful tree.

[@duncbee]

Non native tree that destroys everything around it. Good riddance to it.

[@sylviacheve7837]

OMG spectacular I mean not the view but the job in itself. I was frightened just by watching 🇨🇵

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

It is a bit scary up there but with the right qualifications, experience and equipment it is perfectly safe.

[@sylviacheve7837]

@@gorillagroundsandgardensoh yes very true. I was just wondering when the tree pruner has its chainsaw tied to his body if he pulls the brake on the machine before dropping it... thanks for the answer, hope I can make myself understood as my English is not perfect...

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

@@sylviacheve7837 The chain brake will be on when not cutting.

[@sylviacheve7837]

@@gorillagroundsandgardens ah OK 👍

[@concepcionvidal7891]

Excellent work ❤

[@maureenbrophy7852]

Great to see from the top. Sorry to the beautiful tree😢. But education to watch it being felled. I’m sure there was a good 😢😢😢😢😢😢😮

[@ЕленаЛюбкевич]

Вот это смелость и сила!💪🏻👏👏👏👏

[@sitamohess3935]

Timber!!!! You made it look easy.

[@Tinbopaloobop]

Amazing what that wee saw can do with one hand! That lumber would go well in my woodburner 👌🏻

[@OfficialSamuelC]

Would a large tarp be an option to wrap around the tree on the ground and stick the two sides together? Obviously branches and logs falling will make some holes but at the end when you've got the logs and branches up, you could go around dealing with most of the cuttings/saw dust a bit easier?

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

That would work on a much smaller tree. There was about 8t of wood chip once we had finished chipping the branches + another estimated 10t of logs. No tarp would do that.

[@zuzuspetals9281]

It is crazy watching you all use electric saws to cut so much of this tree up. Gas powered saws would have done quicker work but I am surprised at how much you were able to get done with the electric saws. Nice job.

[@WorkofWood9981]

My two favorite colors. Green and Brown

[@glynluff2595]

What variety was the tree. It looked a bit like a Wellingtonia?

[@janetolp9547]

Job well done.

[@terrileyda5346]

Was that a cedar of Lebanon? Great job working your way down!

[@gbentley8176]

Western Red Cedar. Introduced in Victorian times. I have several that make that one look small. Internal pruning creates a cathedral effect and ensures air flow. As a biologist I can tell you that a rather inflammatory alga loves that species. Dust in the eye is not to be recommended.

[@johnthompson9032]

That sure was a lot of cuts to get that job done

[@janapaniakova3760]

Je bežné ze sekvoja v strede odhnije ale okolité drevo je pevne ako železo a môže rásť ďalších 100 rokov s dutinou nádherný strom mohol sa len zredukovať a znížiť o nejakú väčšiu tretinu strom by sa dal do kondícii

[@msblawnmowinglandscapingan1660]

Tools: Arborist chainsaws:Stihl msa 220t,Stihl msa161t,stihl ms201tc. Ropes Chainsaws:Stihl msa 220 c,stihl Ms 261 c,Stihl Ms 500 I,Stihl Ms 881 magnum. Battery:Stihl ap 500 s. Cherry picker. Chipper:forst st 6. Stihl small felling lever. Felling lever 👍

[@bonnietijerina8963]

WOW!

[@rorychapman8810]

Great job you should get a truck mount hoist put on to help load large logs

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Its somewhere on a very long list of things to get in the future. Would have been much easier on the lads backs!

[@jpats6124]

I couldn't help noticing the seating area closest to the tree was being completely shaded by the tree. Great to watch a dangerous tree being removed. Another one can always be planted in it's place.

[@ershvv7567]

Такую отличную древесину ,можно применить для дизайна!!!👍👍👍

[@toddjacks8288]

Awesome job brother

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@chopperhehehe]

Cracking job done Therapeutic 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦕🦄😁🤞✌️

[@pekerja27]

😮😮👍 mantap kerjaan yang bagus

[@gregs3153]

Why did they take the tree down? Did it have a disease?

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

If you watch until the end you can see it was rotten in the middle.

[@gmac8852]

It was attracting chainsaws so it had to go 😂.

[@mikehopkins7384]

I sure don’t miss doing jobs like these without equipment to move and lift debris..a lot of back breaking work

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Equipment to make the removal part of the job easier is on my very long list of wants!

[@pamelacostantinou-ef2ew]

Beautiful old tree such a shame.

[@steveevans3778]

I would be scared to death much respect for the work you guys do the last thing you need is a drunk on the job lol😊

[@sandraengstrand2784]

Wow, epic!!! What happens to all the wood pieces and chunks? Amazing video, skilled workers!!!! 🪵🪵🪵

[@jvenema86]

so wonderful beautiful video my best friend

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Thank you very much!

[@geramyballard5293]

Why was this beautiful tree cut down???

[@TylerHaskiell-fs3mx]

3:29 when cutting a limb with that much weight, I’d watch out having your lanyard so close. If it rips and don’t break off your gonna feel it in a bad way! But good job bro 🤘

[@soonzach4017]

Good job 👍🙏

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Thank you 👍

[@juliatownsend2324]

Shame you couldn't use the wood for something

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

The wood is being processed for firewood by the person we dropped it off to.

[@julianalderson3938]

Yer stihl needa work on a battery top handle. Shame nice tree. Thanks

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

We have the msa220t and it works well in a lot of situations.

[@oliversheehan7064]

good video

[@pamelacostantinou-ef2ew]

Why was it cut down?

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

We have painstakingly hidden some clues in the video. Watch it to the end and you might see

[@arnitoe8716]

A shame it started rotting. About how old do you think the tree was?

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Estimated the tree was around 100 years old.

[@Muppet.master]

The only rot I saw was in the soul of the.owners ..karma will catch up soon .🃏🐰🕳️

[@swanlake-x8f]

new subscriber its scary bec I'm afraid of heights.

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Just being up on the lift takes a lot of getting used to. Never mind double that height.

[@brucemartini2288]

that trunk looks to be Laser straight🤔

[@legrandeileen4863]

Is it going to be used for firewood ?

[@sammbdn]

Interesting video. Are you letting the bottom of the tree like that ?

[@Martinitsme]

What a waste why did you fell it 😢

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Try watching at 31:50 the tree was rotten in the middle and had lost several large limbs despite appearing healthy on the outside.

[@welshwizard822]

How much is a job like that worth in £

[@stockrose699]

Greatings from Germany. My English is not the best , but I try to write , what I think. You have done a great job. But this tree shoud never cut down in our country. It is not ill. The process of rottening in the middle is normal by a tree of this age. The stem is healthy and in a very good behaviour. Broken branches are a normal process of becoming older. There is no traffic, no electricity. Hauses are far away enough. In Germany we have a law called „Baumschutzsatzung“: Cutting of trees with more than 80cm Diameter at the height of 1 m is forbidden.“ Such a big tree is Home for hundreds of Bords, sqirrels, insects, and so on. It will need 400 new planted young trees to produce the same amount of oxygene (just read in a scientist Magazine) We need such old methusalems in our nature.

[@gmac8852]

It was attracting chainsaws.

[@gbentley8176]

Agree@@stockrose699

[@maxthecat14]

You did a great Job, but why did anyone want this lovely looking tree cut down? Was it becoming dangerous? or just to big?

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

It was too large and had lost several limbs. If you watch later into the video you can see it is rotten in the middle.

[@maxthecat14]

@@gorillagroundsandgardens Thanks for answering, I just thought it looked a nice tree,.... nice, but big. Shame about the rot, but nothing lives forever. I have an Apple tree that I am considering having taken out as it is slowly dying, but haven't had the heart to do it yet, as it is so big it provides a lot of shade and a perch for many birds, but one day soon, it will have to go.

[@kennethjones1441]

Well done....how long did it take?

[@L4WNY..]

Ya could've least made a Totem pole out of it! 😊😝

[@swagtech_]

A shame you have to cut it down! If it could talk, what stories it could tell!

[@stephencave187]

Nice big garden. Shoulda dropped it in one. 🤪😂😂

[@schmitty8225]

Why couldn't they get rid of the clearly dead tree that was in like 90% of the shots.

[@anne15680]

Wow 💪

[@ColinGarner-h1t]

Tragic 😢

[@Tarragona.777]

Это ель была шикарна😢

[@HoaTran-ix9vz]

Vua khi Việt Nam cut tree very good

[@russldntaxi]

I heard that tree liked being alive

[@lorrainelegault5844]

Hey, is it possible for you to talk about why the tree was removed. It looked really healthy. Was there a special reason why it was cut down love from Canada

[@ngc-fo5te]

Didn't you watch?

[@quinn1316]

thats aton of whittling, fall it in one piece , then use the miniskid to pull it apart after after cutting branches, when you have room .

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

In this case the client wanted the lawn protected. Dismantling the tree was far less damaging than falling it would have been. It is difficult to see on the video but the tree also has a significant lean towards the house.

[@PeterWilhelm]

We a currently in the process of having a 60ft Conifer taken down as it has destroyed the back wall and stops the whole garden getting any light. Any suggestions on what we can do with the logs? Want to make use of them in some way

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

These logs will be seasoned and sold as firewood. They are not the best firewood especially when not completely dry. But at least they are being used.

[@amandawhittaker8330]

What a crime against nature.. 😢Need to leave these grand old trees alone.

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

I can tell someone didn't make it to the end of the video.

[@AndreyShuTV]

What a beauty gone… Shame!

[@brianjure2683]

@ Reon Rounds, how many picks?

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Amazing what equipment is out there. We can only aspire to have just one of those cranes. Knuckle boom for me I think.

[@jeffreywarner6792]

Was it a Leylandia ?

[@gowithbazza]

As guilty as treason says "headache" 😂😂

[@Cristinarocha121]

Parabéns pelo belo trabalho! Equipe maravilhosa.

[@youtubecreatersTJs]

SHAME ON THE HOMEOWNER, AND YAW FOR CUTTING DOWN SUCH A GORGEOUS EXTREMELY OLD TREE!!! HOW 😔 😔

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Much better to let it rot and fall on the house....

[@pamelam6276]

Where is this located? Have a super great day 🌻

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

We are Devon based and this was local to us.

[@jonnykerley]

Couldnt you have felled it whole?

[@jupiterone5550]

It's a shame, the tree would have been great for a tree house, but if it's rotten then it's better that way, safety comes first!

[@ArronNeubauer-bj2bl]

Why on earth would any body get rid of this tree

[@gorillagroundsandgardens]

Watch until the end and you will get a clue 😉