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Talk about:"let her run!".

We dropped a couple of Maples to make room for it. You can't see it in the picture, but there is actually plenty of room for the top.It stands next to a road in a National park. We did a similar about 100 meters away 10 years ago. They found a fungus growing on that one, that had only been...

Just to sound like Treecutr, I'd have taken that top with a handsaw! But I would have chained it above and below the cut first. I've taken a LOT of big tops in my hazard tree work, and that has always been my modus operandi.

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Guess his comfort level ended at 40 feet.

Don't forget, you can learn so much from making a barber chair. Wonder what that guy learned.

Darwinism at work Fatshaming.................nasty! I would certainly never do that.

I hate to admit it, but who the eff is this Ozzy man. Internet influencer?

I don't see anything good about that fell, to be honest. Took him 3 tries to get the facecut done, he walked around the tree twice and finally kneeled down to fell it.

A complete and utter moron! I don't know why Darwin chose to let him live.

Pretty much sums it up. I think I would have sharpoened my saw, before making a video of my work, but that is probably elitist thinking.

Or, simply used a skid steer.

<iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/4ddvt6LcujY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Might as well jump past the first minute, as nothing happens.

It is amazing how they can turn a 3 minute job into a drawn out affair. And that pretty much goes for both videos.

I think, if all that stuff was in my gutters, I'd clean then out, too.

I've tried it. As a complete greenhorn i was working some blowdown in Norway spruce. Not large trees , maybe 1½ foot DBH. My partner had left for a dentist appointment and as I only had one saw, I was screwed when I got it stuck while bucking one 9½ feet above he rootwad. It was a friday and I...

What is wrong with releasing tension through laughter?

I remember Burnham and myself agreeing that any logger worth his salt could have felled that one with wedges. But then we both use hingewood:lol:

Nice to see all the hardhats as they are walking around in the danger zone.

Must have the rakers awful low on that saw.