Is It Possible? 3 BIG Tree Removals Before Dark?

[@billroberts3864]

You are an inspiration and a skilled 'tree remover". You make a very interesting channel because you are a great teacher and explain what thought process you use to make cuts and maintain your safety. It is nice to hear your encouraging words. Blessings to you.

[@VeteranTreeService]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@facelesspsycho8252]

That chip truck is sick

[@rickstafford5316]

Great music I had faith on the 3 trees. Nice work

[@VeteranTreeService]

Thanks Rick!

[@rickstafford5316]

@ Yessir! Thank you for taking us along

[@lindacarey9494]

Great job!

[@YourOutdoorOasis]

Great edit! I try and Cut them notches deeper when it’s a short totem pole to make it easier than banging all them wedges lol. Awesome job as always.

[@VeteranTreeService]

Totally agree! 👍

[@jeremybuchanan4759]

great job with the trees and the video!

[@VeteranTreeService]

Hey! Long time. 👍

[@larrykost4186]

Would be nice to see the Ground Guys during a Speedline Day...Thanks, fun Vid!

[@Tom_Alexander]

Enjoying the videos! I miss working for a tree service. I was actually cut by a chain saw on my leg from another worker lol

[@VeteranTreeService]

I'd be ticked! 😠

[@JuniusDexter]

Great edit man! Thanks for having me out!

[@troyerthedestroyer]

Sick edit bro!

[@richpitty]

Great song choice lol and the clips are awesome I’m just starting climbing and I’ve learned lots from you and Jake at treeson good work brother

[@VeteranTreeService]

Treeson learned from me! 😉 Jk. @guiltyofteeeson

[@andychristopher3887]

Great video and good choice of music

[@ForestryMachines-i2l]

Climbing tall trees and cutting them with a chainsaw is truly a big challenge. But the footage is incredibly captivating and exciting.

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

Nice video

[@small-town-southern-man3573]

I always leave a pull line on spars. Way faster to pull it over than to wedge it over.

[@VeteranTreeService]

We just like to bang wedges! 😅

[@murphy4trees]

I thought that was just for practice... it seems like a lot of west coast guys like using wedges... it's a mindset... pull lines allow for fatter hinges and more control against side lean when needed. Good job... those are some real trees​@VeteranTreeService

[@jeffschroeder9089]

Deaper face cut

[@gregrupar135]

I was going to say the same thing. As long as it’s straight. Donover 50%. Especially since it’s such a big stump and so much holding wood will be left on the back side to support it

[@JuniusDexter]

Thanks man!

[@facelesspsycho8252]

Dude for real

[@66rusojose]

Rope man needs to let run those tops 😅

[@JuniusDexter]

Eh it's all good

[@Arboristlifestyle]

right?

[@martin33w20]

16 yrs at JBLM fun to see some of the old places. saw this on guilty of treeson looks familiar for sure

[@isaaczach4497]

DAMMMMM you are so lucky in the US climbing poles wish the nz trees were more like that

[@VeteranTreeService]

It's cool as long as you aren't afraid of heights. I like working broad trees too. I don't have to worry about wind, longer ropes, getting gear away up there, rigging down logs, or having a piece of firewood go rouge and flying through a house or fence.

[@isaaczach4497]

@@VeteranTreeService oh yeah, not like saying all you can do is poles i guess with all the multi-steam and small tree reductions i have to do i dont often get any poles

[@PNW-tree-climbing]

I really like all your videos huge fan! Just one question tho instead of pounding wedges why not just set a line and pull it over? Again really like your videos just curious question stay safe!

[@VeteranTreeService]

It may sound weird, but we just like to hit wedges. 😆 It's great practice too. A pull rope is simple and less effort, I just get tired of trying to recover it when it's trapped under a log and/or under limbs. It's so nice to avoid that! Plus, it's cool to just walk up to a tree and have the skill and confidence to wedge it over. That only comes with practice, which is what we're doing here. 👍👋

[@PNW-tree-climbing]

@ I agree!that makes since! Thanks for the response!

[@dylanbrehm499]

Love it rad job just curious why you don't pull logs with a rope once your down to the spar or use your chipper winch instead of always fighting the wedges . Not trying to be an ass just curious

[@nicolaisvlog8701]

you guys need a EDER - Titan Pro folding wedge 😄

[@facelesspsycho8252]

That wedge banging was painful to watch

[@j.seanmeyers674]

Why do W coast guys not use a pull line! Safety and speed.

[@brodysemchuk5621]

The world record is 2 trees in 1 day. So no. Unless you are doing it on the day you set your clocks back 1 hour so you get extra time. ... but that would be cheating and Timbo dont cheat.. so... no. Final answer!

[@VeteranTreeService]

😭 I guess I'll have to work harder! 🫡

[@bobrutherford4097]

Deeper wider gap face

[@mrrandy1]

I wish you would stop destroying these beautiful trees. Your killing our ego system.

[@toddkruger1223]

We’d have that done in 5 hours and cleaned up with a crane

[@VeteranTreeService]

Haha. Well, I didn't have one of those in my back pocket. Maybe in my future though. 🤷‍♂️

[@toddkruger1223]

@ my cost would’ve been 3500 with our crane - is the price comparable to yours?

[@VeteranTreeService]

@@toddkruger1223 I did it for a little less. I'm just trying to stay busy. Keep people working.

[@toddkruger1223]

@@VeteranTreeService we were there too/ but now in business for 27 years and sometimes still have to do that - put a bid to be a contractor for the power or utility company - it’s what took us to the next level. Btw im also a vet, with your military background and grit you’ll crush it