Would You Dare to Finish This Very Challenging Backyard Tree Removal Job?
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Would You Dare to Finish This Very Challenging Backyard Tree Removal Job?
🌲 Brace yourself for one of the most daring backyard tree removal jobs of 2024! Join me as I take on the task of cutting down seven trees from my customer's backyard, with five trees positioned between two houses and a very tight safety margin. This is no easy task, as the space is tight and the long trees require careful handling.
Using my Stihl MS500i and Husqvarna 550 XP G chainsaws, Stalpen tree-jack, and ropes, I expertly navigate numerous obstacles in the yard. Watch as I safely bring down the tall trees, showcasing precision cutting techniques, expert decision-making, and the planning needed for such a challenging job.
From calculating the wind direction to determining the lean of each tree, I demonstrate the thought process and methods behind executing safe and efficient tree removal. The combination of tools and techniques provides a unique learning opportunity for both seasoned and aspiring tree removal specialists.
Would you dare to finish a project like this? Watch now to see how I approach this complex task and learn from the precision techniques I employ. You'll gain valuable insights and practical tips for your own tree cutting endeavors.
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Amazing tree felling! Thank you! 👍👍👍
Thank you for watching!
Laipan pituudesta homma ei jää kiinni. Jounihan viäntää Lontoonkieltä hyvinkin sujuvasti. Hyvä video ammattilaisen kaatotyöskentelystä. 👍👍😁
Kiitos paljon!
Thumbs up for the happy dance!
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Otsikon kysymykseen vastaus: Kyllä, uskalsin! Ja kyllä homma käy!
Hyvä!!
I'm amazed at how you make the cuts level/square with each other.
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настоящие профессионалы используют 2 валочных клина 10 дюймов или 8 дюймов хускварна, и поочередно забивая клинья - более стабильно контролируется направление падения дерева, а также резерв на случай, когда клин отскакивает изпропила при забивании, молодец!
Большое спасибо! Добро пожаловать на мой канал!
Excellent work as usual, Jouni!
Thank you very much!
Ylöjärvi, Tampere, Virrat. Kyllä kaatuisi. Kirveen tilalla pienempi leka, tunkilla kolo alemmas, karsinta joka puun jälkeen. Oksat mieluummin omistajalle. Joskus aisannut ja pätkinyt vahvempia. Videolta ei näy haastavuus samalla tavalla.
Joka tapauksessa on lähtö ja maali-> Maalissa😂
Hienoa 💪🏻
something new for me. (not a tree feller) I've been watching billy ray and treeson etc. etc. and they all use humboldt all the time I think it is fair to say. And wedges. first time I"ve seen trees routinely pushed over with that jack thing or pulled down. And that back cut one time seemed to be about 4 inches above the notch corner. All a bit new to me. And this is 'traditional' way? I better look at some more of his. Very good. I like the format. Just watch repeated fellings. I learn from that maybe more than from listening to talk.
That’s the thing, we work differently in different continents. The main reason for difference is the environment and trees 🌳 🌲🌴🎄🎋
Welcome to my channel!
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK Thanks for the welcome. Yes, I'm learning that you work differently according to environment. I think the Humboldt method in fact is named after a locality. And here and there from the videos I see I hear about this kind of tree having this kind of problem and that kind another and so on.. It is a very interesting and sometimes very dangerous business you men are in. I watch the videos where they climb the trees and my heart is in my mouth the whole time - and I'm just sitting in a chair at home! I will never do it. Maybe once. We have a dead stick on a place we own (in town) probably about one foot in diameter. I might try to bring that down. It leans the way we want already, a bit. I don't even have chainsaw but would use my bowsaw. So I like your method because it will make it easier for me to make the notch in the right direction and with a good corner. And I can cut slowly the back cut with a hand bowsaw, slow is easy. And I'll wedge it over. If I ever do it. :) oh.. what kind? I don't know. Probably some kind of gum. this is Australia I am in.
Nice cutting. Is this old footage or do you still have snow in June?
Thanks, the footage is from early May
World's strongest Finn. Pulls the tree down with rope!
@gusty60 -- no kidding!!
mastering physics is one way to skip the gym
I would dare, but do not take any consequences
Micke 🇸🇪
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Aus welchem Grund zeigt man in solchen Videos eine verbotene Fälltechnik,wobei es ja super mit der Sicherheitsfälltechnik super ginge.
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hyvin onnistuu kaadot
Loppu hyvin, kaikki hyvin. Tarkkana sai olla
At my country,we using same opening methods too,but we start from bottom first...
I like to start from the top, it creates an opening for me to see the blade when cutting the bottom one.
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK no problem too,just which suit us it ok,and safe...
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK Not a bad idea.
Kjo asht puna mae thjeshta per mua 😅😅
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why do you do the little vertical side cuts on each tree ?
To see the blade and the cut easier
To see hinge wood thickness better.Most fellers do that,here in Finland.
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK makes sense!
@@JRSahamias sounds like a good practice then!
Rauhallisesti.Hyvät lovet,tyyni sää ja sihti leipää.
Jas bi go secel del po del
Easy peasy. Smallish straight even leafless trees. Absolute doddle. In fact youd be gojng some to get them wrong. Not sure what is in any way daring here.