Ace Tree Videos

[CJ-7]

You must have seen these, but a quick search didn't turn anything up. Ace Tree in AU has some real big wood videos that beats anything on AxMen. They have 59 videos on YouTube.

YouTube - ‪"Tree Removal" and Tree Climbing techniques with chainsaws‬‏

YouTube - ‪Tree Cutting from cherry picker and Lowering Tree Limbs by AceTree Management‬‏

 

[ForTheArborist]

First one is powerful vid if you enjoyed metal music as a young man.

 

[imagineero]

I've seen their vids and never really know quite what to make of them. They don't show any details of how they do the work, so I can only think that they are aimed at showcasing their abilities to potential customers.

If I was a potential customer and saw one of these videos, I'd be thinking twice about hiring them. Sure, they do everything safe, but they make it loko pretty dangerous. The big chunks speedlined down, smashing into the ground with big booms, camera shaking, heavy metal music... it doesn't really create that 'safe, in control' feeling that customers like to get.

Some of them are pretty cool though ;-)

Shaun

 

[freeweight]

if everything was safe and so forth customers wouldnt need us.....

they look pretty skilled to me ,and have good equip to get it done

 

[tree md]

Looked pretty good to me but I have to admit, I hate seeing my bull rope smoke like that...

 

[M.D. Vaden]

They don't show any details of how they do the work, so I can only think that they are aimed at showcasing their abilities to potential customers.

If I was a potential customer and saw one of these videos, I'd be thinking twice about hiring them.

That's probably a spot-on opinion if their main reason for posting is to showcase to potential customers. Most homeowners I meet, like to see things handled as delicately and smoothly as possible. Look at all the noise in that first video. There is smoking rope or wood, screeching friction devices that could be perceived as straining, splintering pieces of wood. Even looks like hardtop might be getting broken in one clip, whether or not that's the case.

In short - it makes it look like they are rushing through the work.

 

[deevo]

You must have seen these, but a quick search didn't turn anything up. Ace Tree in AU has some real big wood videos that beats anything on AxMen. They have 59 videos on YouTube.

YouTube - ‪"Tree Removal" and Tree Climbing techniques with chainsaws‬‏

YouTube - ‪Tree Cutting from cherry picker and Lowering Tree Limbs by AceTree Management‬‏

Yes, and they have some big trees over there! I like their videos as well!