Відео

That’s correct. Does not hinge super well. Beautiful trees for sure though!

Seattle

That doesn't include dead branches 👍🏻

Thank you! We will!

Thats the one! Thanks for the correction!

You should check out our video "Stihl'in a Hemlock". Thanks for watching!

Life sustaining, its true. That is why we try to save a tree before considering removal. As you stated though, sometimes the danger to people or structures is determining factor for removal.

Cool idea...I'll see what I can do.

Great philosophy! Thanks for watching!!

Hahaha! Mission accomplished! Figured if I didnt have footage of the events, I could at least provide a reenactment! Thanks again for tuning in!

Great info and thanks for sharing!

It is a Grove GMK 3050. We have an entire playlist on our channel devoted to that crane. Take a look and thanks for watching!

Thanks for a the awesome comments. Yes. I love the caritiool or other saw hanger. Mine busted so I was dangling 😊 I’m a fan of the salewas and good eye. Just started using sportivas and I prefer them. Rei has a great return policy if for any reason they wear out early too👍

#rei

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks...the job itself is the hard part...the videos are the fun part. Appreciate you watching! More to come.

Hi neighbor! Thanks for watching. Check out the other videos on our channel too!

@SeattleTreeCare I try to watch all of your videos great stuff you guys do and the effort shows

Obviously you didnt watch the video. The tree was dead. Should we have just left a dead tree sitting there to fall on the house or worse, a person?

@@SeattleTreeCare You are, as always, missing the point of my comment. I can see the tree is dead but I am saying what I am saying after years of listening to your clients and other residents of Seattle who have interacted with you, tell me about the many times you and your arborists have scared homeowners into removing healthy trees that should never have been removed, through numerous unethical tactics and claims, which are either false or misleading and biased, I am telling the world (well saddoes that float around youtube) that despite the misleading name of your company, you do not care (about trees, just money). Not to mention, how many of these were strangely measured to be a fraction under the size threshold that would have meant they were protected by the City's tree codes. Large machines and large crews require large invoices, which means your recommendations should be questioned far more often than they are.

He will definitely be a loss! We wish him the best! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

That poplar ain't worth shit

@@shawntrevordaniel What are you talking about?! Poplar is used in a lot of furniture for inner structure or as substrate for veneer!

Thanks for watching!

@@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va It is used for those purposes because it would be “wasteful” to use “good” wood in places such as the interior of drawers, dressers etc. Poplar (usually aspen, not cottonwood like we have in the video) is a cheap, mostly undesirable wood that really isn’t good for much of anything other than pulp or being used as “interior” wood in furniture or as filler for a more desirable top veneer. There is more than enough of it floating around out there…it’s not necessary to save every piece of knarled, knotty wood from a tree like this.

@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va this isn't the hardwood poplar on the east coast. This is PNW Lombardy poplar - the wood is super soft, super wet, and hardwood in name only. It's pretty much worthless.

We didnt know it was full of concrete until after the cameras stopped rolling. As for the rest of it, appreciate your feedback. It's hard to cater to everyone but we try to find a balance. Appreciate you watching. Hope some of the other videos are more to your liking.

Absolutely correct, it’s a cut used so we don’t shock load the crane.

Looked to me to be a lynx. The animal, not the equipment.

To be completely honest, it was a stock video clip that was titled bobcat so I ran with it. It very well could have been a lynx but y'all got the point.

The funniest part of that is the proportions...Either that is a really large cat or a really small piece of equipment.

We have quite a few videos that are longer. We dont have a set length of time for each video. We let the job itself dictate the length of the video.

Thanks man!

Thanks! 😃

Great question, in this case it allowed us to not use a loud wood chipper. Better for the nearby animals etc. We still used chainsaws etc but overall our “sound footprint” was smaller

You dont want to make the nearby gorilla's mad...they are already bad tempered as it is.

Wow, thank you!

Thanks!

Maybe one day!

@@SeattleTreeCare unless your gonna come start cutting trees in Scotland I have my doubts unfortunately 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍