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  1. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Better than burning your hand, I guess, but you wouldn't want rope burn on you back!
  2. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Until it is a biggie! Taking chances is part of the job, but when it comes to power, I prefer to hedge my bets. That said, I've dumped the top of a pine that I misjudged by literally 6" and damn near tore out a service drop to a house...bent the mast and loosened the waterproofing coming into...
  3. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    I think stig may not have caught the comparison to steak as he is a vegetablearian. Keep em coming, Boss. Nice cuttin!
  4. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    I know, its like a one in a thousand chance. I'd been taught to move them, but never really realized why untill it happened.
  5. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    No problem in the woods...especially on soft ground. But...in a residential setting, a friend of mine was taking out a tree. Made his undercut, busted it out and left it in the lay. Dropped the stick and the undercut flew out 90 degrees from the lay and smashed a big bay window on the client's...
  6. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Nice work. My only piddle paddle notification is this: move the busted out undercuts from the lay of the tree. I have it on good authority that they can cause unexpected problems. :/:
  7. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    :lol:
  8. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Got that right. I came home a while back to find him attempting to cut down a red oak I planted when Ryker was born...with a plastic file from one of those kiddie tool sets. I didn't know whether to be mad or proud :D
  9. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Nice vid, Willie. Tay really liked the sound of the top coming down...I had to replay it 3 times 'louder' for him!
  10. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    That vid shows the definition of a scare strap! And you can really tell a nooblet by when they blast out the top of the tree....and then attempt to do the limbwalks after they tough guy out the good tip.
  11. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Hey, don't poke the bear...errrr....beaver...errrr, fug it, I'm going to bed.
  12. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    That dead tree should have been saved! And there ain't even a leaf left to lick on the danged thing...people.
  13. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    You always look so out of control in yer vidz willie. ;) Nice work as always.
  14. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    BTW, thats not me!!! Didn't want anyone to get the wrong impression. Just caught it over at the buzz and thought you all would like to see it.
  15. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

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  16. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Man, what was that dude thinking? My favorite is that he gave up bucking that first log after 1 1/2 minutes. Something one of us would most likely have done in about 10 seconds. Though, I'm not so sure he was trying to buck it...I'm not so sure what he was doing in that whole vid. Sheesh.
  17. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Nice work, Gord. Hell of a view. Its so frikken green out there, the interior is such a dry place in comparison. You run your own biz?
  18. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Very cool, Gord. Lovely place to work.
  19. canadiantreeman

    Tree felling vids

    Nice work, Gord. Long dead that ol maple, eh?
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