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Finch Arboriculture Ltd
United Kingdom
Приєднався 25 чер 2016
The tree specialists based in the county of Lincolnshire in the UK. Professional and qualified arborists working at the highest levels of quality and safety.
Two poplar climbers
Working with a dream team on this one, allowing us to get this large job completed quickly on a weekend. Sun was shinning and no tidy up!
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Відео
The monolith
Переглядів 31Місяць тому
Taking an over mature and very poor condition beach tree down to a standing stem, so it was much safer next to the house. The stem was retained for habitat so it can decay naturally.
The easy way to do it
Переглядів 50Місяць тому
Removal of a line of leyland cypresses trees along the back of a house. Poor access meant the best way was to get help of the Merlo Roto from a fellow company to help us out. In and out in a day with a 4 man team.
Pine Tree Removal
Переглядів 3413 роки тому
A quick time-lapse of a pine tree. The canopy was removed by speedline and the timber was mostly rigged down to protect the lawn.
Monterey Cypress Removal - Part 1
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Part 1 of a large removal of a Monterey Cypress and Pine from the rear garden of a property. The Monterey Cypress was believed to be suffering from the pathogen called Phytophthora causing canopy dieback and large branch breakage. The decision was made after the condition of the tree was becoming worse and concern from damage to the house. The pine behind it was also removed due to the poor sha...
Beech Tree Removal - 2017
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Removal of a large dying beech tree that was leaning over a building and access road. Tree removed down to the ground in 1 day safely with the use of a 23m access platform. Great crew with company owner Mike, Tom, Andy and Jack. Song info: Title: Flying High Artist: Fredji Genre: Deep House Mood: Chill, Tropical soundcloud.com/fredjimusic fredjimusic/ freddeander...
Felling heavily leaning tree next to road.
Переглядів 7773 роки тому
Rotten ash tree felled into the field with the aid of a tractor.
Felling leylandii trees near power lines
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A recent job felling large leylandii conifer trees next to shutdown power lines. The conifers were weighted towards the power lines but with the help of two winches we safely felled them into the gap. No tidy up job.
Demo Week - Ditch Witch SK800, Cast Loader 33TLX and Vermeer S925TX Skid Steer.
Переглядів 7 тис.4 роки тому
On a recent church yard clearance job from earlier in the year we tried out a few skid steers and loaders to see which one to buy. After selling our old small skid steer last year we are in need of a replacement. We had about equal time with each but unfortunately did not get much footage of using the Ditch Witch. So which one did we go for? Any thoughts on these machines? A review will follow ...
Felling Fun - removal of three large trees
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A throwback to the wet weather of Autumn 2019 when we felled two large acacias and one large holly tree in a large garden. The trees were all leaning backwards towards the neighbours property so hard to be winched over. They were being removed due to poor condition of them and a new building was going to be put up in the garden. Our little skid steer tank saved the day and got all the timber ou...
Twin willow tree removal
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Finally having some time to sort some videos out for you all! This job was removing to small willow trees as there were starting to cause problems to the nearby houses. Sorry its not very exciting but nice to get some content back up the channel.
Larching About
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A little climb the other day taking out this small larch. Opted to play with a little speedlining again to save the new lawn, otherwise we would have felled the tree. All in all it only took us a few hours to complete.
Two rotten brothers - Decayed oak and ash tree removal
Переглядів 6065 років тому
Had the dream team on this one for two big decayed trees to remove close to a busy road.
Crane Day! - Huge old oak tree removal by crane.
Переглядів 11 тис.5 років тому
On a hot day in July we removed a large oak tree that had to come down due to large basal decay. Using a crane allowed us to get the tree down in a day and bring the timber down in large enough sections to be milled into usable timber. A great job well done with help from the whole crew.
Let there be light - Part 4
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Part 4 of a large garden clearance from spring 2018. This video includes all the days when we got onto felling lots of trees so I thought I would make a compilation of them all. We were only removing all the damaged, dangerous and low value trees from the garden ready for building and landscaping works to being. I can say master tree faller Tom was in his element on this job.
Training Day - Speedlining (time lapse)
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Training Day - Speedlining (time lapse)
Birch and Conifer Tree Removal - March 2019
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Birch and Conifer Tree Removal - March 2019
Life's a beech - Declining beech tree removals with a MEWP
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Life's a beech - Declining beech tree removals with a MEWP
Aerial filming practice - Tree Removals
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Aerial filming practice - Tree Removals
Super speed lining - Conifer tree removal
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Super speed lining - Conifer tree removal
Ash-tastic. Timelapse ash tree removal.
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Ash-tastic. Timelapse ash tree removal.
VLOG #2 - Just bringing it down a bit - Tree Reduction
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VLOG #2 - Just bringing it down a bit - Tree Reduction
Wonderful video
Great video canada
Tuff, job
Canada
U won
Fabulous video canada
Subscribed
Great video canada
Excellent video canada
People do not like this kind of extreme fast forward.
Good one 👏👏 I hate those trees with a passion 🌲 my heart always bleeds for my saws if having to lumber them on the ground, I just wish a hole would open up in the ground, swallow them and magically cover over. 😂👍
Top! 🌲😎👍 Ich hätte allerdings lieber das Video in Echtzeit gesehen, ohne (nervige) Musik (schliesslich hat jeder Mensch einen anderen Musikgeschmack 😉) und mit Arbeitsgeräuschen der benutzten Geräte. 🤷 Aus Erfahrung (durch viel Ansehen von Gartenvideos bei YT) weiss ich, dass die meisten User lieber längere Videos mit Original Sounds ansehen. Solche Videos bekommen auch mehr Likes, Kommentare und mehr Abbonennten. Letztlich endlich kommt es deinem YT Kanal zugute. 😉🌲🌼
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You didn’t even show the ditch witch?
2.00 mins in
Great job 👏
Thanks!
Awesome video brother
Thanks, a bit better quality nowadays.
i Really like your video 👍👍👍
Good stuff. I see you're crossing your lanyard to choke the spar, however it looks like there might be chance of interference with your ART positioner. Here's a trick I learned, that when tied in with your lanyard, you can tie a prusik (3 finger), or a sewed thimble loop on one side of the lanyard, connect a carabiner to the prusik, and clip in the far side of the lanyard (making a bridge). Voila! Adjustable cinch that is very helpful. Perhaps not applicable in this climb if you are concerned about the tree failing, but might be helpful otherwise. Climb safe.
Thanks that is a great tip! I was crossing the lanyard here to help prevent me swinging one way or the other as much on the leaning stem.
Cool, check this guy out from Bartlett Tree Supply in the US. He does a great demo of what I was referring to. ua-cam.com/video/ZK4lujxWjfE/v-deo.html
Well that was the most peaceful tree removal I've ever seen. Nice music. Would like to see you setting the crane slings. Without riding the crane I'll bet that was tricky.
Ola
Interesting base tie, not quite a bowline on a bight but still a mid line bowline. Do you find advantage to that method?
Allows me to just have the required amount of rope i need for the climb, works well.
Miserable trees, I do not enjoy removing them! Good job though! I enjoyed it.
Thank you! Yeah lots and lots of cutting. Part two to follow soon.
Great job that's alot of tree b safe and cut it deep.
7:21 not nice......
The worst part of storm work :-o
@@fincharb nothing much you can do other than be prepared xD
Very nice work 👍🏻
Thanks!
What capacity was the crane? :)
40t crane so looking about 3t safe lift from where it was located if I can remember
@@fincharb Not bad, thanks!
Nicely done. I hate dead beeches. We did one here in Germany before Xmas from a caterpillar platform, we also used the winch technique to pull the stem over. Endless heavy weight and a lot of dodgy big branches and cordwood. The more control you have over your working position the better I find.
Thanks. We have taken out so many of these big beeches here over the years. Lots of them dying here possible from the warmer and wetter climate we are now getting.
Those trees weren’t even in the way
Yes they were
Nice job, quick and efficient. Modern climbing equipment and a pull rope from the dark ages. Haven´t seen one of those blue monsters since 2005!
Thanks! Got to get a bit of polyprop in there lol
Nice climb man! You look like you might be close to where I'm at. What's your service area location?
.......after 35 years of tree work....I'm happy to be retired.
Great video brother
To be fair to the groundman here, that was a big top and a tall thin pole..unless it was perfectly rigged, with no obstructions, there would always be some movement, It looked like you both handled it without too much stress. Best of a difficult situation .
Could have let that run a lot better ground man.
Depends on wether you want to sit in or stand on machine. I like the stand on machines with 360° unobstructed view and the ease of getting off and on the machine. But I really like how the arms extend on the Ditch Witch but I would have to go with the Vermeer. If you get the SK1050 from Ditch Witch that would solve your problems.
I'm freaking blind. I didn't see the ditch witch.
2.00 mins in
didnt get much footage of it unfortunately due to camera error
Great video, looked like a very cool job.
Thanks fella, was a great job to work and the weather was perfect 👌
how did you even survive with non CE kit and only 1 rope??!!?!?!
We just made it through but it was tough lol
Good job 💪👍
Thanks, much appreciated!
I think I would like the Cast Loader the best for your application
easy to tip over, poor visibility and slower to load with. Telescopic arm and less scuffing damage is good though. Went with the vermeer in the end.
Which one did you buy and Why?
Went for the Vermeer in the end. Price and finance was very good. Can lift a bit more than the ditch witch too. The Ditch Witch was the better machine though, better built and good features. The next size up would be good. The cast loader was ok but felt cheap and tacky. Mini loaders are not my preferred machine really, easy to tip over and slower to use.
@@fincharb I agree with the choice of the Vermeer, especially when you can get a 40 HP gasoline engine option in the SX925tx that ups the power and lifting capability to almost that of the CTX100. One more thing, the Vermeer grapple is Ok, but for serious tree work you're better off with a Branch Manager 56″ T1010 BMGR with powered rotation. www.branchmanagerusa.com/shop/rotating-grapples/bmgr/
@@NFAtoys only the diesel option was available in the UK which is ok as diesel is cheaper here than gasoline. Nah, i hate the branch manager, much prefer a fixed grab.
Any idea how old this giant redwood was? Most of them in the UK were planted in the mid-1800s, as far as I know.
I have forgotten the age it was now but it probably was of that age. A lot where planted around that time for sure.
Keep in mind that Ditch Witch machines only have two auxiliary hydraulic couplings (High and Low flow) on their very High End machines. Vermeer has both on all but their very basic model machines. This can be important if you're using attachments that have both a motor and a cylinder, and you don't want the hassle of using electric switching to power both; which can't be done if you need to use both at the same time.
Very true!
Très bon travail excellent 👍🏼
Merci beaucoup!
Sweet video, what's the song in this video called?
That man felling knows his stuff😮
You can't make a mistake and drop a piece on someone but rope guys can forget to prep the rope for a smooth run pretty often … funny who's allowed to have oopsies and who's not.
Totally agree! Everyone makes mistakes and has accidents. This time the rope had too many coils in it and it snagged on the bollard :-(
Nice work , nicer saw(200) haha. They are becoming hard to find , kinda like your channel haha . Subbed
Thanks, yeah one of the best saws ever made the 200T. Thanks for the sub, lots more content to come in 2019!
Grate wark
How did you move the stems mate and did you rent the lift
Telehandler for the stems and the lift was hired in.