Felling red oak on a cliff

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  • Опубліковано 30 січ 2025

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  • @sawdustandsweat1750
    @sawdustandsweat1750 4 роки тому

    That's a beautiful office view

  • @DanielWStyles
    @DanielWStyles 7 років тому +3

    Worked out pretty nice.

    • @TREEKILLER90
      @TREEKILLER90 7 років тому +1

      Daniel W. Styles way to get er done. 👍

  • @outinthewood3578
    @outinthewood3578 7 років тому +1

    I always reckon the by the "book" way is the starting point but the ablity of working out the problems is the important stuff !

  • @rogervandergriff1851
    @rogervandergriff1851 4 роки тому

    Now that was cool

  • @chuckyboy1217
    @chuckyboy1217 6 років тому

    God damn that was insane! It's like it jumped

  • @s1914
    @s1914 7 років тому +1

    I've never seen a tree get up and run off before 😄

    • @chrisoliver292
      @chrisoliver292  7 років тому +1

      s1914 I'll have to see if I can get a video of a poplar on real steep ground I've literally had them slide a 1/4 mile

    • @zedacruja681
      @zedacruja681 4 роки тому

      back 40 years ago my father cut a pine tree in the slope ,that the tree hit a u mungas rock and the bottom of the tree turn to the other side.i will never forget that i even said to one of the workers imagine if you nuts where in that rock lol, he grave the nuts and laugh ,,,,and said OUCH is name ARLINDO.......Arlindo se leres isto sabes quem esta a escrever,,LEMBRAS NA SERRA DE SUL,,,,,excuse that there,,,,in case if Arlindo see this he knows who i AM...lol.......Nice job OLI,,,,,

  • @dustin4185
    @dustin4185 7 років тому

    Nice job! Is this on public land? The 661Cs have had some issues. We have one that has had the coil module and fuel solenoid replaced twice. It is finally running good unless you shut it off without idling it for little bit. It still has hot start issues if shut off immediately. If you don't mind me asking, what outfit do you work for? That ground looks familiar.

    • @chrisoliver292
      @chrisoliver292  7 років тому

      Dustin McCubbins that's on the Coal Creek land company in Anderson county Tn. I've had some real problems with the 661s too. This is my third the first two each had coil failure and one blowed up in under a year (boss loves Stihl).

    • @chrisoliver292
      @chrisoliver292  7 років тому

      Dustin McCubbins Broughton Logging

    • @dustin4185
      @dustin4185 7 років тому

      I figured it was in the Cumberland Mountains. I worked near there for 6 years in Anderson, Campbell, and Scott Counties.

  • @forestercroatia
    @forestercroatia 6 років тому

    dangerus