I just watched 43 minutes of tree removal instead of sleeping, and I have no idea why. Good night 😴😴

It’s amazing how the crane can lift the weight of this guys balls

this is tree work at its finest no one is cussing and yelling at each other and nothing got damaged or destroyed good job guys keep up the good work

Around 20:45 when Brian accidentally hit you the fact that you didn’t get mad and just kept it as a learning experience for him shows a lot about your character and how you’re trying to teach instead of criticize. Love it man

I wish I wasn't so scared of heights. That's an incredible view up there.

This could be a show on the Discovery Channel. Has the same type of appeal to watch as Deadliest Catch IMO.

At 75 years old I just love watching you guys do this work. Hopefully in my next life I can join a team and have all the fun. Hard work for sure but what enjoyment and sense of accomplishment when it is all done. Drone shots are great too. You have a new follower who is hooked.

I really like how much respect you guys have for each other. That positive feed back that they did a good job is rare to find on a work force. Good job guys!

Like others have stated already, I love how you always tell the crew good job like when you told Kevin that you thought he was doing a really good job. I've been a laborer and I've been a foreman and now I'm a super. But it always made me feel like I was actually needed and appreciated it's so important to let your crew know that you are proud of the work they have accomplished. If more bosses would tell their guys that it would build self esteem and inspire them to WANT to work harder. Much respect to you guys and thank you for the amazing content you put out

Should have used this guy’s massive set as a counter balance

I love the way you treat your crane operator. You got hit with those limbs but talked to him civilly. "You gotta let me know.. do you understand? " You didn't get upset or yell at him. He learned and didn't get nervous about the next one. That was great. I'd love to work for a guy like you.

18:25 I thought he was swinging away from the tree. Tripped me out for a sec

I like how you're the best team player anybody could ask for. Always handing out "good job" and "nice work" to everybody. You make everybody feel like a really well-oiled machine. Love that about these videos. Keep up the great content.

"This is noticeably taller up here. This is awesome" - And just like that I realized I'd never make it haha

Gentlemen, thank you for a very entertaining video. I loved how you all worked together to safely bring the beast of the tree down. Your equipment is second to none. GREAT video!

If a tree falls in a neighborhood and there's people around does it make a sound? 😆 lol

It is insane how large of logs that wood chipper can handle.

First KZfaq recommends me Horseshoe cleaning and now Tree chopping videos 😂 we lit out here tonight

ppl that work doing this have nuts of steel!!!💯💯 Alot of respect from me to y'all!!

I don't understand why there are so many thumbs down, people all have jobs, this boys did a great job!!

Never put your stabilizers on sidewalks. There is no structural standards for sidewalks, no rebar, low psi mix. You would have been better off cribbing on the grass. It is less likely to suddenly break and cause the crane/load to shift.

I'm 28 and just now figuring out this is what I want to do for a living. Thanks for the uploads and inspiration.

Love watching you guys work. Mad respect from an apprentice plumber. Have a funny story about when I was doing roof drains and hanging in a harness off of the side of a building and turned around to see a guy like you chilling in his harness in a tree watching me and shooting me thumbs up. You guys rock 👍🏻

I appreciate your work ethics, clean language and respect shown to each other. You do amazing work and are so neat and tidy. GID BLESS YOU ALL.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

19:54.... Brian woke up and chose violence 😂😂😂

Just got a job at a Tree Removal service. And I must say the amount of skills and Industrial and Commercial equipment it takes to remove trees is absolutely overwhelming

I love this work! Thank you. I worked in Idawile, by Palm springs Ca. removing dead pines near power lines, They were beetle infested. Large cranes would lift me way up in the sky to hook up very large pieces. Anyway, thanks for the videos. Stay safe.

21:35 POV: your a tree being cut down

Any place you put an outrigger down should have cribbing under it, dirt,grass sidewalks. I would use a sidewalk with a load pad or large area cribbing before I would trust soil. You need to distribute the footprint to the largest area you can make. You can never trust soil as being compacted properly to support an outrigger. When the boom is directed over that outrigger the load on that corner will skyrocket. For that new crane you should buy or make some 3x5x4" steel/concrete crane pads as the base, then crib as needed to level. Boom deflection will vary according to line load, as you get to use the crane you will learn about how much deflection for a given load. The jib will lower the available load capabilities and add to the deflection of the main boom just because of how it is attached. Always consult your load chart for proper capabilities.

When you need the big saw you take the Swedish steel Husqvarna. Love that

Nice to see wood will be used.

coming here after watching "idiots with chainsaws" is like healing to my soul. ahhhh the professionalism.

Remember kids, "The less it moves, the more better it will be."

You guys are the epitome of awesome 😎. Don’t be hating on the old crane too much, she worked hard so you could get to this point

what a job. so close to both houses. that crane is perfect for it. gotta love the neighbors just hanging out and watching the mastery unfold.

You gotta have giant balls to do this job ,you got my respect dude!

When he showed that view looking down from the crane, I literally felt my cheeks slam shut like a barn door! I’m not riding on one of those if I can help it

I was watching this and was like “that’s cool as hell.” And then he got on the drone and that other guy was about 45 degrees off that tree, and I said “nope, all you man. Go nuts.”

You were so polite asking to like and subscribe. I did. Some other channels say if you don't you will have bad luck and silly stuff. Thank you for your videos and hard work.

That was friggin awesome guys ! Pro team privilege to watch 🇬🇧✌️👏👏👏👍🏻

Good vid. To the point, no bullshit, no flim flam, no padding and interesting. Subbed 👍☘️

When he’s booming out and running out of cable, He puckered up alittle.

I can't be the only one watching this.amd thinking, "that would make some beautiful furniture".

Seen a lot of comments on this already but hearing a "nice job" "good job" "good work" goes a long long way with your workers.

U are a wild man Jake! Your comfort with being 150’ in the air amazes me.

Love your work and these videos. Makes me feel young again....33 years ago for me. VERY IMPORTANT. When cutting coniferous trees, the branches willow down like an umbrella. On your last cut, you have to jack down below the bottom of the sagging branches before you do anything with the crane - esp cable up. I learned the hard way back in 86...got pinned and swept

Amazing work man ❤ I've been doing line clearing for 21yrs and i can say i learn something new every video you post great job bud 💪🏾

Holy shit brand new crane we need a walk around

This is one of the only pages that makes me miss residential tree work. You guys have good attitudes for the tree industry. I’ve worked for a few high turnover production companies in the area, good attitudes are rare these days!

This takes years of experience,excellent communication to take on something like that.

What a shot of Scott reving the saw before his first pick....

I was like "oh such a shame to be cutting down such a nice tree" then he got up there and I was like "oh.. I don't think it'll be missed"

I realized after watching this video how important communication is while doing this career

I can't believe i watched it fot 42 min. Wow. Great work & great team work

Team work. Can have all the equipment. Takes a dam good team to make it work. Keep eachother safe.

100k that’s crazy congrats bro!

Man I love your attitude you seem like an extremely skilled dude with little to no ego, you’re someone I would get on with! Keep it up brother you’re a gem👋🏻

Amazing. I had to shut my eyes a couple of times. Great professionalism.

Gzzz on telling everyone nice job people love that stuff! ive been climbing for 10 years.

Hey Jake!! just something to think about...and maybe you already knew but when ur making those big log picks with the crane get Bryan to line up until the slings are taught and then boom up for weight instead of lining up for weight! that'll account for the deflection of the boom and hopefully also error on the side of the tree swinging away from the guy up in the tree instead of swinging at him and over him! love these videos!!!mkeep up the great content!

Brilliant stuff! Thank you all for taking the time to film your excellent work.

19:56 "Brian you are killing me here" 😂😂

I can smell that tree. The wood, the bark, and the pitch/sap!

Much respect to you and the whole crew. Very professional.

These fella's work is no less impressive than the painting of the Mona Lisa. It was an honor watching these seasoned pros work... Not a wasted move!

Wow! I'm 61, still climbing (part-time) Eastside tree would be the company I choose if this was my tree. Fun footnote.....I still use whoopy straps and pullys and piece out to itself. You guys are awesome 😎

Great job! Best ever video from you guys. Big big respect from Hungary!

Watching 43 minutes of tree cutting @3:30 am makes you want to find out how to get into the business lol

Very professional,very well presented.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿&🇺🇸🤞👊😀

The chipper is a monster. Good watching professionals.

Cant imagine how expensive a removal like that would be

I’m watching it right, so when he looked down after the crane picked him up, my stomach immediately went to my ass

Good job boys. No injuries, no damage. 👍🏼

Beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Breaks my heart to see all that lovely firewood just get pulverised. Firewood is so expensive here unless you know any lumberjacks.

Replace it with a "white noise" back up alarm, more effective and less annoying.

older video, but watching this one you just gained another follower! subscribing ASAP. i love the support from all other crew members, its refreshing to see a video filled with respect and "sportsmanship" instead of criticism and cussing, greatjob!!!!

At least you guys had good weather, and not freakin Raining, great Job

DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE BUT I JUST WATCHED THIS WHOLE VIDEO OF A TREE GETTING CUT DOWN. AND IT WAS INSANELY INTERESTING. GREAT JOB SIR

13:51 that is the scariest piece of equipment ever.

Much respect to all of you who do this kind of dangerous work

That Chipper is a B E A S T 🎄 🎇⛄🎉🎁❄🇨🇦💥

I guess the homeowners didn’t think a tree would grow. Lol. Great job.

Jake, you and that crew are absolutely amazing at what you do. Very good work with such tight conditions on this one. Well done guys!

You guys are A M A Z I N G. A pleasure to watch. From Australia.

One of the best current day examples of professional tree removal services… Very cool presentation 👌👌👌 Too hot here in Oz where we live to be up there in the sun doin it pro like that 😂😂😂🍻🍻

I just love when people with money say “this tree is where I don’t like it to be”

I had no idea those shredder wood chippers would do trunks that big!

Awesome job, that look's like a fun crew to work with!

These videos got me hooked. Great work guys

I have a hidden switch to shut my backup beeper off, when I have it home for maintenance. My 30 ton National, like the 38 ton boom truck shown, have shorter sticks and less capacity, but I can often get closer to the work due to only 20' outrigger spread. I have zero tail swing also. Like airplanes, cars and about anything else, there are always drawbacks to going bigger. No one machine can do it all, if I get a bigger one it'll be a 60 ton , and I'll keep the 30 for the smaller jobs. At 5:49 the guy is putting in the small lynch pin into the big pin, it's only really needed if you're driving with the pads on (which makes you over width, but if it's a short drive.....), I never put it in. Once set up, the big pin ain't going anywhere, and it saves a little time. The small pin isn't needed for transport when the pad is stowed either, as the big pin faces down. 3500 hours of National time, 20,000 hr + of total boom truck time here, but NO tree work, thank you very much! Much respect, for those who do!

After swinging 500 lb. logs over a house, with a 5/8" rope, into another tree, about 35 ft away, learned a lot that day. Rope held up fine.

Honestly, being a tree trimmer or cutter is in a way an art form. When you see an experienced tree cutter go to work it's rather amazing ... Very impressive . I went on a side job with a guy and he was trimming this old woman's tree in her backyard and this dude would tie three big limbs and cut them one by one after he cut them they would hang in the order he cut them. It was damn awesome once he got done with all three cuts there would be one limb hanging, above it the second limb and above that one the third and they just swayed there lol ...it was really cool . My first and only time being on that type of job but I have respect for these dudes and their tricks of the trade .

A BIG BIG RESPECT TO YOUR TEAM AND SPECIALLY TO THE CRANE OPERATOR WOW INCREDIBLE

Grate job I’ve been climbing for 12 years love watching other people be safe out there

"are you ready Brian" all I kept thinking when I heard "Brian" was Stewie's voice 😂

I don’t remember the “using your crane’s cable as a man lift” chapter in our OSHA training manual 😂

Amazing work & great video!

Way more better work guys.......fantastic crew.....and the drone for a birds eye view .....nice job !!!

That was impressive on every level, but especially at the end.