Sherbrooke Mountain Ash Dismantles Part 1

[@brandonbutela6269]

God has blessed you and anyone who does this type of work, with truly amazing skills. It's a pleasure to watch. Be safe out there.

[@guitargup]

Finest artistic arboriculture as always from you David you are such a wonderful arborist and your smile is inspirational to us all.. much love and stay warm and safe out there \m/ \m/

[@DaveColemanTree]

The Chainsaw Guy it always puts a smile on my face when I get a nice comment... thank you

[@guitargup]

you are entirely welcome @@DaveColemanTree

[@NHlocal]

Some really good work there Dave. And VERY smooth on the ropes Leigh! Well done, look forward to part 2. Be safe. Randy

[@DaveColemanTree]

Thanks Randy :)

[@ThomasBurdak]

Big Tree...Perfect cutting and awesome rigging by the groundie ! thumbs up...

[@reonrounds7404]

Very cool! Can't wait to see the next video!! Always excited to see you made a new one!!

[@Familie_Bade_Baumdienst]

Good Job, good Rope, i like the Imorie too, the best Grip. Nice Video Treebrother.

[@mikerobinson8284]

Very nice! Thank you for taking the time to share 👍👍

[@thetreewhisperer83]

hats off to you guys. I'm a tree guy in Florida and we have trees that get pretty tall but not that tall. 60ft is about my limit I'd say. won't catch me up that high

[@anthonyangeletti5447]

Great video as always Dave. Nice work!!!!

[@KennysTreeRemoval]

Good work Dave.

[@forestercroatia]

crazy view!

[@AttitudeAdjuster]

Amazing to watch Garry

[@oldguyriders]

Awesome. Well done

[@chamness964]

Awesome brother 😀👍

[@GoArbFarmProHD]

Every video gets better and better every time! Quality footage and awesome rigging skills, simply perfection👌🏼 What GoPro clamp do you use for the GoPro in the tree?

[@operche63]

Good job, as usual ...

[@arborist460]

That ground man put the run in let er run ...

[@StihlmaddArborist]

great stuff Captain Dinks :)'

[@mikeduffy8229]

nice.job. what the average hight of a mountain ash. I would like to climb one of them and do a removal I think that would be awesome.

[@olivierfries5986]

very clean job, professional, but why dont you use a top handle saw like ms 200?

[@thetreewhisperer83]

Olivier Fries I use the 201tc top handle for smaller limbs and use back handled saws when I'm doing bigger limbs or taking down trees once dismantled​

[@briankennedy1313]

Olivier Fries he needs to be able to cut through cleanly faster than a top handle saw would allow. The sub professional grade saws (291/391) actually have a really good power/weight ratio. You would hardly notice the difference in weight using a 291 with an 18” .325 bar.

[@GiorgioFiori]

Good job mates!!!

[@DaveColemanTree]

Thanks Giorgio :)

[@BertPle]

My hands get sweaty when I see your chainsaw sawing close to your ropes...

[@2009glassman]

good show! The one behind you looked died. What killed the Mountain Ash?

[@clausmikkelsen4342]

Savbukser

[@CandidoVieira]

Trabalho muito bom. Gostei da limpeza e leveza do harness*. Apenas o material necessário para o trabalho. Parabéns.

[@fabfabdorack8836]

sorry. very Good job. i learn lot of with your vidéo and another :tahune sherbrooke day 3. thanks

[@fabfabdorack8836]

hello. What about the dead tree. i think he is very dead isn't it?

[@jonasbradbrooke]

rockin the 261?

[@7TimesRefined]

what's the music?

[@billsmith1587]

I was mad just looking.

[@KieranShort]

Gone your own way mate?

[@DaveColemanTree]

Kieran Short yeah mate 👍

[@andrishgg]

Buset keram kaki ane.

[@kriangsaksrisuk1336]

เสียว กลัวความสูง

[@garyhornbuckle6142]

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