Tree Felling Techniques! Huge Tree Cutting Down big Trees Bushfires australia tree video

[@AMULET72]

I LOVE HOW RANDOM YOU TUBE IS AND WATCHING THESE FEW VIDEOS FROM THESE FELLAS HAS BEEN A REAL EYE OPENER. GREAT WORK AND WELL DONE TO THE WHOLE TEAM. KUDOS!

[@TreesNo1]

very nice cutting and big trees ! i also like how u put the video together !

[@AceTreeManagement]

@poweredparagliding Thanks heaps ! glad you like our video and footage!!

[@murphy4trees]

Looks like fun, though extremely dangerous work... not to mention the dust. Great job.. keep safe..

[@ruready2012]

I would love to have a beer/beers with your crew, look after them and yourself take care !

[@AceTreeManagement]

glad you like ! We are currently working on part 2 !

[@R5H4D0W]

This is excellent footage with a good music selection, most people don't know the inner workings on how to take on trees. Mostly because its a trade and trades have certain procedures...as well as trade secrets :)

[@bobbycorbin3]

man watching trees dropping like flies is awesome

[@kangarojak]

That is some of the best tree work on youtube

[@flowerbudz32]

Awsome the real tree guys sap in the tree energy!

[@ShaaBazz]

the music makes the video alot better :]

[@JUDAS8181]

hey awesome job guys and glad to see your using the best chainsaw on earth, huskys cant be beat.

[@TheCREATINE11]

@03:23 never seen an average person stronger than THE INCREDIBLE HULK......LOL..LOL....LOL

[@stevewatr]

0:19 "Snack bar gonna close in 15 minute"

[@jatin.maheahwari5857]

Steve Watroba

[@icicicles]

The most dangerous jobs in the world. I've cut timber most all my life and had a serious close call once. I made the mistake of not testing the tree first. The tree looked health but that sure was deceiving. I touched my saw to the 38 inch Hemlock and cut less then a half inch into the bark when it imploded down around me. I tried scrambled up hill only to fall along a old growth log that saved me. I've been shitting chips ever since. Love the videos!

[@kylex102]

I would love to be doing this type of tree work. You guys are awesome!

[@chamness964]

Just amazing work. Its unreal guys!!!

[@kangarojak]

Great Work Ace / Ace Is The Place Nice job on this video

[@charlesgrave]

very proffesional with protecting the roads using other logs to break the fall

[@ParkerTreeServiceSpringfield]

Nice video! Nice work!

[@a2zhandi]

Great tree work and video production!

[@alizaderic]

Dangerous work, excellent technique on display. It's amazing some of those trees were still standing. It'll grow again, one day. I've done a bit of felling of smaller trees and appreciate the skill and risks on display. Being on the end of a chainsaw, you quickly grasp what can go wrong with all that weight above you. It's sobering.

[@LRSS46]

Cool, hard work at it's best.

[@TonchyShultz]

Very courageous job and also very dangerous...you clean what nature can't ..woow! greetings from Canada.

[@bofts]

I like your videos

[@DrDorm]

The music makes me feel like im in a war movie and the tress are getting blown up with invisible bombs. its extra nice!!

[@hestiapaxton]

wow, look how strong that guy is at 3:23, nice work

[@AceTreeManagement]

It was definitely a job to remember! You wouldn't believe how black and dusty everything was! it was scary environment to be in! i hope you like all the big felling and big cutting !

[@markfrombriz]

Scary work, what a tragic bushfire that was

[@alanjames67]

Wow! impressed! You Love The Job

[@forestwarren]

i got you all beat the chipper we use is about 30" by 25" its for cleaning up after logging

[@poweredparagliding]

Wow you guys are serious Pro's!

[@stephenneptune022]

I like how at 3:23 the guy was trying to help push the tree down.

[@allblackindaphox]

I wanna work in this company!

[@rbtree]

Ace, superb work...and great camera work as well. Thanks for the comment you made on my page.... We do OK...but arerather small time compared to your slick operation.

[@AceTreeManagement]

The song is actually from the application iMovie which is on the Apple Mac. Hope that helps !

[@zandemen]

Wow, awesome, i never thought of strapping the trunk so it doesn't split apart and fall uncontrolled. I'm gonna go cut up some trees just for fun!

[@stefanosantonak]

3:23 it's a superman!!!!!!!!!!

[@handjgrimm]

@Kenji314159 It's because that particular tree is partly dead and trees die from the inside out at the trunk. Notice how many of those trees had hollow spots exposed to the outside......that dried area catches fire before the rest of the trunk that is green (more alive).

[@stefanosantonak]

3:17 IS A SUPERMAN!!!! ONE KICK!!

[@79Skater]

I'd get a few skatey decks out of that tree @ 3:40 LOL!!!! Cool vids, gnarly shit and ya's sure have some brass ones!

[@pollepost]

Dear mister ducon0101, It wasn't my intention to get you mad. All I'm saying is that Bobcat is a machinebrand. The machine in the video is a Gehl. It would be the same if I called all cars for a ford. For your information regarding my jobsituation, I run a rental shop with construction maschines, including bobcats. Please reply in a sober tone.

[@4675797]

You guys a great at this

[@fangus503]

how do trees burn from the inside? this video changed my life.

[@AceTreeManagement]

o no we run 5 chippers the biggest is a bandit 1890XD drum. lol cheers.

[@treecareful]

if a had the chance i would work for a time with your company here in belgium we got any tree that big .

[@lynnyluvbug]

Good video

[@DJR9000]

Why do you drop the trees on the road when there is plenty of bush around? So you don't take out more trees? Or is it to break up the tree and make it easier to buck/limb/chip?

[@astro1218]

@SaveourForests2 so what your saying is its wrong to clear dead standing trees to make our rodes safer and provide vital access when it comes to fighting fires ?

[@ThePonyPatchKid]

Has the guy at 3:26 ever heard of kick-backs? Pretty amazing shot though!

[@pedrodavidfredes2720]

muy buenos trabajos están espetacular

[@pollepost]

Thanks for a fantastiv video, nice cutting. Do you use a special technique for rotten trees or do you take it down the usual way? Maybe it has to be decided from time to time? Best regards from a fellow worker

[@sketchturner88]

lol, that little Gehl at 06:30

[@centerfirer]

is the timber any good for firewood after its been burnt ? we hardly see anything like that in england !! how does it burn inside ? cheers jp

[@behindtheblackstump2247]

Shit if that was in New Zealand DoC would still try get you to believe those trees were killed by possums. haha

[@richo1177]

@DeinKopfFicker A lot of our larger trees have termites in the heartwood making neat little flues for a fire to race right up the inside of the tree.

[@TurboF100]

To the people that did not think these worker where doing a good job think again they are risking there lives so a dead tree dose not fall down and injure or even kill some one, it is a tragedy what happens when bushfire takes out trees and communities but unfortunately those trees would never make it, safety first, and be careful out there, I know how dangerous it can be!!!!

[@Delta8559272]

3:24 yep pushing on that tree will make a difference

[@JUNINHOSANTIS]

NOSSA VCS ESTÃO ACABANDO COM A NATUREZA

[@codydunbar9922]

Jeffy

[@101nagen]

fuck that guy at 3:22 is strong lol

[@GummyBoar]

finally someone who uses the correct ' you're '

[@NeonCityPfunk]

Yes, Chuck norris does this on his spare time punching down trees.

[@sarathsgoku]

@acetreemaster so how many trees do you plant for each tree felled

[@sam831814]

i would love to have a job doing this

[@jonathankenjihaag926]

try detcord on trees like that first one. much safter and if u know what your doing u can control the fall

[@cjc2115]

3:22 what a strong guy did you see how he just chucked the tree

[@GFOgravedigger]

What kind of software do you use to make this greate movie?

[@AceTreeManagement]

And the opening on the 1890 is 26'' x 20.5'' cheers

[@boardingpass04]

@acetreemaster is this a park or somthing? why are you guys dropping all the snags?

[@BackstrokeOfTheWest]

I had a couple of burned out trees near where I used to live, although they were caused by lightning strikes. Still alive though. It was awesome, you could hide inside them.

[@kevenmorrison9406]

if people don't like trees cut l wood like to know if they live in a wooden house and if they use toy let pepper to wipe with

[@alainrouzet5903]

Keven Morrison

[@mattpearce5294]

Moron

[@bigmax209]

lol @ the soundtrack

[@keenanleetodd]

I got one word for those old rotten trees, Dynamite.

[@AceTreeManagement]

Thanks for the comments guys ! we are thinking of putting together a part 2. We just got more footage of our other cameras.

[@barryhuddx]

@boardingpass04 That is simple. They don't want all those trees to drop into the road later on. It would suck to hit one doing 65.

[@Retardinspector]

Why do the trees burn on the inside?

[@MotorCycleTheray]

Super Human Strength at 3:22 Amazing

[@jonathankenjihaag926]

MotorcycleTherapy i cut trees in seattle for a living dont ever try that u see how there are splinters at the base of the cut inbetween where the notch and the backcut meet those can rip out and impale u thats why u never ever do that cause u cant ever tell if theyre there or how big they are and its why u stand to the side not in back

[@ernestofloressalvador4977]

MotorcycleTherapy

[@loganbock83]

Lmao that guy is jesus

[@thomaswilliams6155]

I really like your video's a lot. very professional but i get dizzy from fast cutting, (shots, not tree's) and if there was a little explanation it would be that much more interesting. More like a mini documentary. but if thats the way you want to do it, by all means keep up the good work. Why do you fell them on the road? easier clean up I'm guessing, and maybe your brother is in the paving business,lol.

[@Kenji314159]

Can someone explain me please why trees burn from inside out?

[@pollepost]

Where's the bobcat? I only see a skidsteer loader. Please remember that bobcat is a brand, not a thing.

[@steadycruisin619]

@2:40 looks like hazard installation to me. hehe jk. nice work.

[@worcesterexchange554]

I would like to see an explosive cutting charge used to cut off some of the dangerous trees at the base. Not sure if it would work on wood? It would might cause damage to the timber - but would be fun to watch!

[@MrJdsenior]

Good idea blowing the chips back into where you took the trees out. Should be biologically available really quickly to "feed" new growth.

[@welderboy14]

Great idea start more fires

[@alejandrohurtadoangel8904]

Imprcionante manera de talar

[@MrSmithyistheman]

@Delta8559272 that was chuck Norris :)

[@4675797]

What was the biggest tree there

[@bennuballbags2]

Why would you bother chipping anything there? Get the bobcat to push the shit off the road. 18' chipper is what you need with a winch.

[@keenanleetodd]

18? lol more like 48'

[@jonathanhill4802]

even the smallest notch helps.

[@Rhinoch8]

Giant didgeridoos being cut down. OH NOES!!!!!!!

[@2LateIWon]

@MovingUpp Yeah and thats way tree felling is one of the deadliest jobs too huh

[@joeman3184]

oooooh sky crane

[@ItsKillgore]

@SaveourForests2 Somebody needs a nice green hugg :)

[@10418]

@TripleCedeno I agree save our home: the earth.

[@flyinasscritter]

aaaaaawwwww crikey !!!

[@ishwarchuahan9897]

Nais

[@johnchadwick7436]

who does the music to this please

[@neznyw]

food?

[@AndradeWanke]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa porque ninguem da nota 2000 para arvore ela que da ar alimento e abrigo para animais.

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