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[superjunior]

omg that made me a little sick. i though he was gonna make a face cut but no he went for the whole thing.

I don't know if a face cut would have even mattered, looks like where he had it tied off it was going that way no matter what. Sad part is it looks like he set that camera up himself so he could film what a great tree guy he is..

At least he was wearing his work tunes...

 

[Tree Pig]

[video=youtube;D8MBSoYoBFI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8MBSoYoBFI[/video]

[video=youtube;U1_QXOpiPm8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1_QXOpiPm8[/video]

[video=youtube;8lYabYFW4aM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lYabYFW4aM&feature=related[/video]

not tree related but some funny crap

[video=youtube;BqzgcNQHxEg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqzgcNQHxEg&feature=related[/video]

 

[beastmaster]

This should be a sticky in the home owners forum. Next time I read," I need advice on removing a tree in my front yard", I redirect them to this thread. Sure its easy, just get a chainsaw and a long latter, maybe some rope from home depot. Save some money. I mean how hard could it be?:msp_tongue:

 

[bonner1040]

Quick Tip: Tree Felling - YouTube

 

[treemandan]

:biggrin:


Envision Landscapes [Dead Tree Removal] - YouTube



At the end of this guy's line of BS he states" you really don't know what is going to happen". He must be speaking jess fer hisself.


Deadly Tornado Outbreak Devastates Alabama 2011 - YouTube

 

[arborpros]

Compound fracture from tree cutting accident - YouTube
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Dude.

 

[tree md]

:biggrin:


Envision Landscapes [Dead Tree Removal] - YouTube



At the end of this guy's line of BS he states" you really don't know what is going to happen". He must be speaking jess fer hisself.


Deadly Tornado Outbreak Devastates Alabama 2011 - YouTube

Scary...

 

[treemandan]

Scary...

That is where the hate and anger in us comes from. No joke. Once you see stuff like that you begin to look for it at every corner.

 

[tree md]

As you know I was in Alabama working for 6 months... As scary as those guys are they look like pros compared to some I saw working there... I love how the dude straddles the spar "cowboy style" That's the sign of a true pro...

 

[mattfr12]

As you know I was in Alabama working for 6 months... As scary as those guys are they look like pros compared to some I saw working there... I love how the dude straddles the spar "cowboy style" That's the sign of a true pro...

wow i mean they say they are pros but i mean how many of them things have you guys seen stand back up? really just sit on it. it looks like that was the first uprooted pine they cut or any tree. then when they say things like you never know where its gonna go when you cut it... omg

 

[superjunior]

wow i mean they say they are pros but i mean how many of them things have you guys seen stand back up? really just sit on it. it looks like that was the first uprooted pine they cut or any tree. then when they say things like you never know where its gonna go when you cut it... omg

For me, every time I try to hold down an uprooted tree (straddling it cowboy style) while I cut,.. It still stands back up for some reason....wtf?

 

[sgreanbeans]

Danno hit it head on, that IS where the fire comes from. That is the level of crews around here, JUST LIKE THAT.
"wez proofeesinal" "they talking bout us everywhere" I bet they are!

Just this year, that guy had his daughter on the job site, he cut one, it stood right up, daughter was playing under the root ball when it did, sad.

OH, and for the record! I agree on the crazy colors, they hurt my eyes! now I cant figure out how to change mine back? Now its all black?
I was going to change my title to Treeacologist,Treetard or Prafesional Treeculterist, but it wont let me

 

[tree md]

wow i mean they say they are pros but i mean how many of them things have you guys seen stand back up? really just sit on it. it looks like that was the first uprooted pine they cut or any tree. then when they say things like you never know where its gonna go when you cut it... omg

I brought my ground hand with me from Oklahoma to help me in Alabama. He had never seen trees that big. The first uprooted pine I did was layed over into another pine and hung up. Line clearance guys had already worked it back to the pressure point. I just made a cut near the root ball and snatched it out of the other pine. When I made my cut about 6 feet from the root ball my groundy was standing right up on me on the other side of the trunk. I told him you might want to step back for a minute. When I made my undercut the root ball and remaining trunk shot up like a rocket. My groundy's eyes got real big and he said DAM!. LOL, it was an eye opening experience for him to say the least.

 

[2treeornot2tree]

Don't they believe in ppe? I watched a few of there videos and they never have on hard hats.

 

[no tree to big]

this ones a good one

How not to cut down a tree - YouTube

 

[mattfr12]

this ones a good one

How not to cut down a tree - YouTube

looks like he's gonna need a new ladder.

 

[mattfr12]

not tree related but thought it was interesting.

LARGEST/BIGGEST/HEAVIEST load 1157 Tons,384 Tires - YouTube

 

[newsawtooth]

Matt, you seen this one?

How Not to Fell a Tree. - YouTube

And this one just may have a Steiner in it...no offense AA, yours doesn't have a deck on it at least.

Redneck Tree Cutting Service - YouTube

 

[BluntForgedEdge]

This video records the tree's branch falling on person's head knocking him out.

[video=youtube;1VWtM2BKsGk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VWtM2BKsGk[/video]

 

[Ms2004life]

Man you would think with all that work those guys did in alabama they could at least buy a pair of earmuffs let alone a helmet. Imajine being around at their lunch break youd here them yelling at eachother from 100 meters away. People must realise that pros wear ppe over there right? Let alone limbing up with a 24 inch bar