Yes, thank you

Буны уйинге апарып балаларынга окытарсанг. Биздер тусинбеймиз.

Looks like cheating, 😊

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Thank you

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@thylacin1962 I agree they were extremely professional and very well coordinated. I just hope they were insured.... Which they probably were. Here's just some food for thought. What I was amazed and puzzled about.... With a totally accessable and open yard all the way around the house..., do you know how much it would have cost to repair that home once the inspectors get involved, if one of those large sections of trunk would have slipped the claw and crashed through the roof of that house! With all their professionalism, I will never understand why site managers take unnecessary risks, like swinging the logs directly over the house! Many of those sections that were cut had not a single branch sticking out of the trunk to catch on if it started to slip out of the claw. I understand the tree was leaning over the house, but the direction for the claw to move cuttings away should have been the shortest distance to the edge of the house. Drop them in the back yard and have a skid steer with forks transfer the logs to the front for loading. You know I'm not trying to beat on anyone because that was an extremely complicated and delicate tree removal, with many other factors involved like.... Tip over factor, and what's going to be inline with it, if it does tip while being cut, amongst other things. It was a great job overall. But just think about the damage and headache it would have caused if a log had slipped it's bark and dropped through that roof into that home. Oh my word and I sure hope there was no one allowed to be inside while you were doing it..... That would have been a real catastrophy had someone inside gotten killed from an accident. Or would it be considered negligence? You escaped Murphy's law this time... But will you let him keep following you from Job to job. That's the big question. Have a great day everyone! Remember: Safety Is Job One!

Our pleasure!

Perfect example of robbing people, it was a simple tree felling job landing it were the tree that fell over had landed

@@user-nx8vp5sy5d Are you saying that you know what the charge was to cut down the tree?

I watch a lot of lawn care channels and almost everyone of them has a battery operated similar to that one.

It is crazy strong

Thanks for watching!

Thank you kindly

You bet

Thank you Jeff 💪🏻

You are right

Yeah not knowing exactly how the tree was going to react at first

@@cotontop3 No doubt Brother that's exactly what I was thinking. I've been raised in a logging family and considering the heavy lean over that house that's one of scariest I've seen. GLAD it was you 🤣🤣 great job Brother.

That is awesome!

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Thanks 👍

Glad you enjoyed it!

Lol

Glad you enjoyed it!

Appreciate it!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, you too!

Thank you 👍🏻

Thanks a lot

Awesome! Thank you!

I don’t know about these particular trees, but I live in Amory and large pines this size are very common here. Throughout the whole region, really. My guess is that they were just immature during the time that logging was a big industry here, so they weren’t harvested, and grew to this size.

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Not to be a douche, but just my pet peve, nothing can be very unique, unique by itself means unlike anything else, there are no degrees of unique, it either is unique or it isn't.

You are right about that

Thank you 👍🏻

Thank you Mr Walt 👍🏻

Thanks, you too!

Thanks so much

You got that right!

Good point!

Thanks, you too!

No climbing or machines were needed to drop this tree, they are amazing at dramaticly over pricing jobs.

Tree looked about as old as the house.. 70 years?? 🌲