Surgically removed the stump and replaced the soil all without disturbing pavement that was less than a foot away. Operator is an absolute artist! Great video.
@ yt white sir,ln lndia for replacing the soil and leveling we would have required another JCB😂😂 this man will not do even a seperate trolley with tractor to collect stumps will be required.
If this was in the UK: Traffic lights. 3 vans. 3 days. 2 men leaning on shovels. 1 man looking in the hole. 1 manager will arrive in a pick up truck randomly through the job. H&S manager will arrive in a car & stop work. Work will resume 1 week later after completion of the corrected risk assessment (which was fine in the first place but if you can’t find fault why are you in a job?) Work finishes 3 weeks after intended start date. Traffic lights come down a few days later. Broadband company move in to dig up road for cabling 2 weeks later.
Same in Lewisham South London, and they always make sure the temp traffic lights are always working on the Friday before anyone turns up on the Monday. Experts in how to maximise inconvenience to all road users.
After years of struggling with the stubborn stumps on his farm, my friend finally saw the power of the 1270 shear in action, turning his frustration into relief and opening up new possibilities for his land.
@@richardbaker_0086 is the first to be used for any kind and quality products for any kind or service in any case of any type of the life insurance will help me get the 8:11
@@drubradley8821 If you look carefully where some of the wood gets a little bit stuck you will see them open the jaws and when the jaws open the chain goes tight and forces the wood out. You'll really have to watch closely but I think you'll see what I'm referring to. more than that is very difficult to explain short of using visual aids or writing out an engineering description 10 pages long.
The jaws on that are over the top powerful! I've never seen anyone use an excavator with this attachment before. I've see quite a few things but this is very impressive! And yes, you have one heck of a good operator running that piece of equipment! Great Job!
Other machines make scrap of the stump. This is the first I've seen that removes nearly all the wood while removing virtually none of the surrounding soil. Even if other machines could do that, I'd like to see them operate by a roadside without disturbing the pavement. Good machine, amazing operator! Hats off to you whoever operated that wonderful equipment.
Don't suggest, the good operators can do it. I saw a video where excavators are made and to show how good and nimble the machines were they had egg games, where the operators picked eggs from one location to another with the excavators without breaking the eggs
A pleasure to watch, satisfying to see an operator who can complete such a fiddly job and not damage the bitumen. A bit of rain and a few weeks and you wouldn't be able to see the mark, Cheers
Good operator, good to watch, here in the UK I’m a plant operator and this job would have been a nightmare to do. Firstly they would have temporary traffic lights set up probably for a day in advance and foreman watching over you and a person in charge overall to manage both of you, hundreds of traffic cones all around the job at least five or six permits to sign before the operator started work, a safe method of work to be in place various risk assessments to be carried out then a briefing about how to do the job then reminders from management about how to do the job more safely and the correct way to do it, and then people wonder why a simple task like this could cost over £40,000 at the expense of local council and tax payers but hey this is the BS we have in the uk where here we have an experienced operator taking perhaps an hour from start to finish. This is why the UK are now considered the joke of Europe
The driver of the "claw" is a total artist, with the touch of a genius at disassembling a stump like one who might have created it! I am so impressed with the "touch" of a master, on the "Groeneveldt Grijpers"!!! Way to go!!!! Amazing!!! Thank you!
From someone who has had to manually dig out 10 Hazel root balls and 1 large and one very large Ash tree route balls over the past couple of years and the last one took weeks! This is very impressive work great machine and great operator well done 👍 😊
The tree never stood a chance against that gentle giant of a machine. The tree stood his ground well and tried to go the distance. But the never tiring motor of the machine was more persistent than its opponent anticipated. Even showed good sportsmanship by cleaning up after itself. Excellent fight.
Quelle extraordinaire puissance dans tous ces engins conçus par les ingénieurs !! Un grand bravo à celui qui manipule avec un tel savoir-faire ce " dinosaure " des temps modernes , à l'appétit féroce ... Sans abîmer un cm2 de route ! Du vrai travail de professionnel , chapeau !!!!!!
wow. spectacular machine and really skilled operator. The fact that the jaws could shear off pieces worked better than I would have thought. I've used an excavator many times to dig out stumps, and to do so, you usually have to dig around the stump completely, enough to be able to lever out the stump, (with an excavator like a 270 or bigger, sure, you can pluck this size out, but for smaller ones, nope). And plucking them out would tend to disrupt the asphalt next to it. great tool!
Вот это мощь!! Гидравлика реально делает сильные дела. Пенькам в этой местности объявлена война, и выкорчёвывают их тут с яростью краснокожих!!! Мощно, упорно, педантично.
Nice neat job with minimal soil disturbance and zero damage to pavement. The chains inside the bucket are a nice touch preventing wood from being jammed in the bucket - something I've experienced many a time with a standard 4 in 1 backhoe bucket.
Serious mess to rake or cleanup and the carbide faced cutters need replacement often in rocky soil. Then there's the time to replace the super expensive carbide.
The Flat lands or Polder in the Netherlands.. besides the name, it took me one look in the surroundings and realized in which Country it is. And, I have never seen this method of getting tree stumps out, I've seen only a rotor blade that dug out a hole treestump and all just obliterating as the blade went from one side to the other and gone was it.. This is done very neatly I must say 👌
Way back to the early 1970s I was serving as a soldier in the then West Germany, and one day on our battery orders there was a piece asking for volunteers to go mountain climbing in the Netherlands, quite a few put their names forward, needles to say they were the butt of endless finger pointing.
*Groeneveldt Stronken Killer showcases the use of an innovative machine designed to remove tree stumps efficiently. The machine is equipped with a powerful drill and a rotating blade that grinds away the stump until it is entirely gone. The video demonstrates the machine's efficiency and precision in removing tree stumps, leaving behind a clean and level surface. It's an excellent solution for those who need to clear their land quickly and efficiently. Overall, the video is a testament to the power of technology and innovation in the field of tree removal and land clearing.*
Works in the Netherlands, where the soil is almost always moist from regular rain. Would be less effective in dryer climates where not only the soil, but also the wood is likely to be harder
In about 10 years, when the 90% of the tree that is left underground decomposes, you're going to have one hell of a Sink hole. But hey, by then you'll be long gone...
You can't turn something into nothing or vice versa. When the roots rot away, they don't vanish into thin air and leave a sinkhole. When they grow, they don't materialise out of nothing and push the ground up 5 metres. Stump shears > Grinder
@@Welgeldiguniekalias As someone who is dealing with the sink holes in my back yard from the trees that I took down 12 years ago, I can assure you that as the roots rot away, you WILL have sinkholes in the ground. *You do know how trees work, right?* They take nutrients from the soil over the period of YEARS and the same thing happens in reverse when the trees are cut down and the roots rot away and the termites eat them up. I'd take a video of the sinkholes in my back yard but it's not worth the effort to someone who can't be bothered to even google the *three types of sinkholes.*
@@earld1403Not only do trees take water and nutrients from the soil, they also take carbon out of the air. While this probably is not news to you, you appear to have forgotten to take that into the equation; while some material made its way up from the soil into the part of the tree that's above ground, a lot of carbon made its way from the atmosphere into the tree roots. I'm not familiar with termites, they're not endemic here. And you're right, I can't be bothered to look up sinkholes. There's sinkholes caused by mining, by water erosion and you kind of spoiled the third type already, although I'm still sceptical about this happening in the location of the video since trees come and go and sinkholes that we do get over here are always the result of leaking sewer, water, or district heating pipes.
Surgically removed the stump and replaced the soil all without disturbing pavement that was less than a foot away. Operator is an absolute artist! Great video.
Gee, what kind of doctors do you have!
8😅
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
my feelings exactly. operator A+++++
@@Stan_in_Shelton_WA I just had 4-way bypass surgery Dec. 20th and I'm still alive...
@ yt white sir,ln lndia for replacing the soil and leveling we would have required another JCB😂😂 this man will not do even a seperate trolley with tractor to collect stumps will be required.
Props to the operator. Skills are next level. Hydraulics are amazing.
The retrieving of the stump chip @ 00:50 is just showing off. ;-)
If this was in the UK:
Traffic lights.
3 vans.
3 days.
2 men leaning on shovels.
1 man looking in the hole.
1 manager will arrive in a pick up truck randomly through the job.
H&S manager will arrive in a car & stop work.
Work will resume 1 week later after completion of the corrected risk assessment (which was fine in the first place but if you can’t find fault why are you in a job?)
Work finishes 3 weeks after intended start date.
Traffic lights come down a few days later.
Broadband company move in to dig up road for cabling 2 weeks later.
Same in Lewisham South London, and they always make sure the temp traffic lights are always working on the Friday before anyone turns up on the Monday. Experts in how to maximise inconvenience to all road users.
Sounds like Denmark 😀
You forgot to block off the entire street and have 4 extra guy's holding stop/go signs anyway.
In Germany even worse.
Not if it's a private sector job. Then you are lucky if the one person direction traffic has a reflective vest.
After years of struggling with the stubborn stumps on his farm, my friend finally saw the power of the 1270 shear in action, turning his frustration into relief and opening up new possibilities for his land.
A simple stump grinder works wonders and takes no time at all.
I've turned many a stump riddled ground into plowable/harvestable land.
I don't know what the hell a stronken is, but that thing definitely killed it.
It’s Dutch for stump.
😂😂😂
You young people know nothing. Try this- "paul sykes advice on sharks"!
What an amazing operator! You handle that machine with the gentleness of holding a baby and the skillfulness of an artisan. Wow.
Thought the same: when he bites gently in the snag and moves then the Jaw left to right and again.
@@kallegrabowski8972 what's a stomp?
@@roberthuot7887 snag, stump, stub. Sorry for using the wrong word.
@@kallegrabowski8972 I knew, just being a wise ass is all.👉 lol
You should hold your baby up and let him grab her with that thing. That would be cool
Little disappointed that Sade's "Smooth Operator" wasn't playing during this video.
😂😂😂
Excellent operator.
Yes. Every movement was precise.
@@richardbaker_0086 is the first to be used for any kind and quality products for any kind or service in any case of any type of the life insurance will help me get the 8:11
Excellent operator and outstanding Volvo - always up for the job!
The use of the chains inside the cutter claw is brilliant! Such a simple and easy method of removing stuck wood inside the cutter!
Good point. I didn't notice the chains and had to go back to look at them and you are right, the chains are a great idea.
Yeah, was just going to comment the same thing. 😊
Mint a foghùzás😂
I still don't understand what they do. Can you help a dummy like me understand their function(s)... Thank you
@@drubradley8821 If you look carefully where some of the wood gets a little bit stuck you will see them open the jaws and when the jaws open the chain goes tight and forces the wood out. You'll really have to watch closely but I think you'll see what I'm referring to. more than that is very difficult to explain short of using visual aids or writing out an engineering description 10 pages long.
The jaws on that are over the top powerful! I've never seen anyone use an excavator with this attachment before. I've see quite a few things but this is very impressive! And yes, you have one heck of a good operator running that piece of equipment! Great Job!
The 1st pc he put in the trailer was the size of an ice cream stick...
@@fredgervinm.p.3315 That he could pick up that small chunk shows some serious talent.
Other machines make scrap of the stump. This is the first I've seen that removes nearly all the wood while removing virtually none of the surrounding soil. Even if other machines could do that, I'd like to see them operate by a roadside without disturbing the pavement. Good machine, amazing operator! Hats off to you whoever operated that wonderful equipment.
Your opinion is great. I believe that my channel also has similar videos that you would like to check out. So, feel free to take a look
Yes
He removed all the soil surrounding it.
smoothing the ground afterwards was a class act.
@@mrjigglesworth8292in your dreams
You know it’s a slow day when you go to UA-cam just a specifically watch a video of somebody removing a tree stump
This operator is a true expert. I suggest that he could pick up a raw egg without cracking the shell. Excellent work.
Don't suggest, the good operators can do it. I saw a video where excavators are made and to show how good and nimble the machines were they had egg games, where the operators picked eggs from one location to another with the excavators without breaking the eggs
Seriously impressive! Not just the machinery, but the precision handling. Excellent job.
A pleasure to watch, satisfying to see an operator who can complete such a fiddly job and not damage the bitumen. A bit of rain and a few weeks and you wouldn't be able to see the mark, Cheers
🤣🤣🤣 LOL there was a stump there 9 minutes ago, WHERE did it GO?? WHERE did it GO?? Nice and quiet, clean job
Great point of view
That's funny, in the US nobody knows what bitumen is. 😂
I thought after you cut around the stump you were just going to grab it. Crazy how you just cut it out of the ground! 😮 Great work and video!
Чисто, аккуратно, педантично. Как и должно быть. Молодцы!
А ты как думал?! Это Россия!!!
пенек сильно мешает ?
стоматолог
@@ИвановИван-ж5м😂😂😂
@@ИвановИван-ж5м Ты новый аккаунт создал для того чтобы людей в заблуждение вводить? Видео сделано в Нидерландах.
Dit is voor mij een goed voorbeeld van uitermate doeltreffend toegepast hydraulisch geweld, schitterend!
I like how the design allows you to discharge the soil instead of dropping it all into the wagon.
Good operator, good to watch, here in the UK I’m a plant operator and this job would have been a nightmare to do. Firstly they would have temporary traffic lights set up probably for a day in advance and foreman watching over you and a person in charge overall to manage both of you, hundreds of traffic cones all around the job at least five or six permits to sign before the operator started work, a safe method of work to be in place various risk assessments to be carried out then a briefing about how to do the job then reminders from management about how to do the job more safely and the correct way to do it, and then people wonder why a simple task like this could cost over £40,000 at the expense of local council and tax payers but hey this is the BS we have in the uk where here we have an experienced operator taking perhaps an hour from start to finish. This is why the UK are now considered the joke of Europe
The driver of the "claw" is a total artist, with the touch of a genius at disassembling a stump like one who might have created it! I am so impressed with the "touch" of a master, on the "Groeneveldt Grijpers"!!!
Way to go!!!! Amazing!!! Thank you!
He busted the street...lol
Not quite an artist
@@cryipticcreep5586 no...
Give the man a bag of gass seed if he hasnt got one
@@The_Establishment_Is_Satanic .. listen....... I'll give the dude credits, he's going Pro I just thought I saw damage. Chill
@@cryipticcreep5586 What damage it is just earth a bit, no damage on the road
Made his job well
The “cleaning” at 05:25 was amazing!
From someone who has had to manually dig out 10 Hazel root balls and 1 large and one very large Ash tree route balls over the past couple of years and the last one took weeks! This is very impressive work great machine and great operator well done 👍 😊
that's a professional operator who has the 'touch' when it comes to running this wonderful machine. great video. fantastic camera work!
Its like a parrots beak. I love how it crunches into the stump and then you can tilt and wiggle to split tear out chunks. 🙏❤️🙏
A machine doing what it is designed to do. The operator is the real star of the video.
Just under 9 minutes and stump is gone. And excavator isnt that large,very efficient. Well done!
Great video, a job well done. ...and thank you for not ruining the video with junk music. 😊
I'd like to hear "Dig" by Mudvayne, to be honest.
I found the ending of the video rather abrupt, though. It just cut off very suddenly.
I absolutely love videos with no music - a huge bonus! I am a great lover of music, but unnecessary music ruins many a fine video.
Nice to see someone that know how to use their equipment!
In the US you would have 6 state employees leaning on shovels watching.
😂😂😂
No kidding!
They are behind the camera
Amateurs!
In Dudley in the UK, I counted 30 "workers" standing around doing nothing.
👍😂😂😂😂😂👍
I’ve gotta git me one of them “Stronken Killer’s”.
Потрясающе! Даже лишнюю землю с корней стряхивает!!! Супер профи!!
ну это же не наши методы )
@@СтасН-м2уА вы знаете какие у нас методы?
The tree never stood a chance against that gentle giant of a machine. The tree stood his ground well and tried to go the distance. But the never tiring motor of the machine was more persistent than its opponent anticipated. Even showed good sportsmanship by cleaning up after itself. Excellent fight.
So much cleaner than a stump grinder, what a great machine. Operator is very talented.👍🇨🇦
A stump grinder doesn't have such a big blast radius though.
Having to dig below root level around the circumference of the stump is a disadvantage.
That's hand down the best stump removal machine that I have seen. The other machine tend to leave a heck of a mess.
Alot of credit goes to the operator , a machine does the work but the person is in control .
Dutch ingenuity
Super machine. Le pilote fait du bon boulot propre et respectueux de la voirie. Chapeau
Quelle extraordinaire puissance dans tous ces engins conçus par les ingénieurs !! Un grand bravo à celui qui manipule avec un tel savoir-faire ce " dinosaure " des temps modernes , à l'appétit féroce ... Sans abîmer un cm2 de route ! Du vrai travail de professionnel , chapeau !!!!!!
wow. spectacular machine and really skilled operator. The fact that the jaws could shear off pieces worked better than I would have thought. I've used an excavator many times to dig out stumps, and to do so, you usually have to dig around the stump completely, enough to be able to lever out the stump, (with an excavator like a 270 or bigger, sure, you can pluck this size out, but for smaller ones, nope). And plucking them out would tend to disrupt the asphalt next to it. great tool!
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The power is incredible
Ik vond een gewone stobbefrees al indrukwekkend maar dit is helemaal fantastisch om te zien!
Orc: "The trees are strong, my lord. Their roots go deep."
Saruman: "Rip them all out."
After having removed a lot of big white pine stumps by hand this video is very satisfying to watch.
I was a painter for Timberjack and John Deere for fifteen years, this is the first I’ve seen one of these, very interesting.
I need that for the weeds in my garden. Are they coming out with a “mini” version?
Вот это мощь!! Гидравлика реально делает сильные дела. Пенькам в этой местности объявлена война, и выкорчёвывают их тут с яростью краснокожих!!! Мощно, упорно, педантично.
2nd time watching this video… great operator with an incredible attachment for removing stumps. Much nicer than the old excavator action. Very Nice 👍🏼
It's so interesting how it can actually rip the stump out from its roots piece by piece without destroying the pavement next to it.
🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲
Fantastic bucket engineering and operator skill. Well done!
Wel uitkijken met hout hoor, want voor je het weet heb je een splinter in je klauwen! 😂
I wish I had one of these machines when I have been trying to pull up the dandelions in my garden
Nice neat job with minimal soil disturbance and zero damage to pavement. The chains inside the bucket are a nice touch preventing wood from being jammed in the bucket - something I've experienced many a time with a standard 4 in 1 backhoe bucket.
I wondered what the chains were for - thanks for the info.
Dang! This machine is incredible! This operator is awesome, so precise! Impressive.
Very skilled operator.
Volvo equipment is the quietest of all.
First time I’ve seen that particular device. Very interesting.
Tree stumps can also be removed with a milling machine. It does make more noise though.
Serious mess to rake or cleanup and the carbide faced cutters need replacement often in rocky soil. Then there's the time to replace the super expensive carbide.
@@4kbirdpalace628 That may be so, but there are some other methods.
milling machine also doesn't go too far below grade, so when the stump rots (10 years?) you get a depression.
A most satisfying video to watch at 2am😁
Невозможно оторваться наблюдая за тремя вещами - как горит огонь, как течёт ручей, и как кто-то работает.
Как течет вода
Не говори, аж прилёг с закрытыми глазами посмотреть. 🤗
Деревья так близко к дороге… это для регуляции численности населения и водятлов.
@@umdv1 Исходя из диаметра пенька, можно исходить из того, что аллея там была еще до того как появились "гонщики водятлы".
5:15 the intricacy and care taken is a credit to the operator
Замечательная и очень аккуратная работа! Очень интересно🎉
Does anyone know what the tree species was?
Eita máquina importante que só falta falar!! Obrigado pelas mensagens e imagens desse dia! Parabéns!👍👍👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏
impressive machine and highly-skilled operator 👏
An excellent piece of equipment, and a top notch operator made short work out of a very large stump. Great content !!
Doesnt look like work. Looks like fun! So what are the chains for that are inside the bucket?
The Flat lands or Polder in the Netherlands.. besides the name, it took me one look in the surroundings and realized in which Country it is.
And, I have never seen this method of getting tree stumps out, I've seen only a rotor blade that dug out a hole treestump and all just obliterating as the blade went from one side to the other and gone was it..
This is done very neatly I must say 👌
belgium.
Way back to the early 1970s I was serving as a soldier in the then West Germany, and one day on our battery orders there was a piece asking for volunteers to go mountain climbing in the Netherlands, quite a few put their names forward, needles to say they were the butt of endless finger pointing.
Ik heb ooit een paar kleinere met de hand gedaan…3 dagen werk…
Dit is veeeeeel leukerrrr..
👍👍👍
The operator is meticulous about not getting any dirt withe the roof. However, it is to slow to grub with where timber has been harvested
Machine designed for urban locations, not forests
What do the "two" pieces of chain links do, one on each side of the clamshell gripping bucket?
Well done, an excellent machine operator.
My God! I could watch that forever!
От такой работы глаз радуется-молодцы!!!!
Россия-Сила!!!!
@@ИвановИван-ж5м xuj sossijia
Seen this before ages ago … just watched it again, poetry in motion 👍👍👍
Very impressive ! 🦾
Me too 👍
I still use a good old pick and shovels. Takes longer to remove trunk but money is saved on rental equipment.
Delicate and brutal at the same time!
Powerful machine with a skilled operator.
Lekker viraal gegaan jongens, mooi om te zien.
Ne wxz/,xplr
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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@@andijonsanaté plástico
It's nearly 5am on a Sunday morning and all I can say is I needed this. Thanks! The operator is smooth 👌
This is why one man with manual tools would get stumped. Imagine clearing a field. You might even have help, another person, horse, cattle.
In English, we call this “Trunkmunchen”
But whats the reason for removing a stump? Mover operation? So both are using fuel for operation. Or fungus growth.
Ювелирная работа!!! Как человеческой рукой!!! 🤝🤝🤝
That is one big set of toe nail clippers.
*Groeneveldt Stronken Killer showcases the use of an innovative machine designed to remove tree stumps efficiently. The machine is equipped with a powerful drill and a rotating blade that grinds away the stump until it is entirely gone. The video demonstrates the machine's efficiency and precision in removing tree stumps, leaving behind a clean and level surface. It's an excellent solution for those who need to clear their land quickly and efficiently. Overall, the video is a testament to the power of technology and innovation in the field of tree removal and land clearing.*
wait just a second, why you telling this so special
like as if a dredger is something special
Goe gezeed, jonguh.. En da helemoal innut engels. Hedde gij gestudeerd of wàh?
@@AnX8765 Gringo is right. As always.
1:50 Surgically removed the stump and replaced the soil all without disturbing pavement that was less than a foot away
very skilled operator..excellent job 👏
Norvège ou Suède? Prolongement de la main. Usage fort habile de la puissante machinerie. Le stock de la benne est-il sécurisé pour le transport?
Parabéns ao funcionário que esta trabalhando com trator...sabe das coisas
Who’s videotaping, Mr. Sniffles?
Mr. Sniffle
Ювелирная, аккуратная, и точная работа оператора ...
Да ювелирная, шныря синего ведь нет как у нас, чтобы после машины прибрал и додергал
Работа точная как у ЗСУ ！🇺🇦
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@@Подільськесело ТОЧНА НАТЦИК ОСТАТКИ ГЕТЛИРОВИСКАЯ МУСОРА ФАШИЗМОМ КОНЕЦ
@@Подільськесело не хрюкай всучник
Man is a artist with that piece of equipment
Works in the Netherlands, where the soil is almost always moist from regular rain. Would be less effective in dryer climates where not only the soil, but also the wood is likely to be harder
У машиниста явный талант хирурга- стоматолога.
Super video, great machine in action! MEGA LIKE
In about 10 years, when the 90% of the tree that is left underground decomposes, you're going to have one hell of a Sink hole. But hey, by then you'll be long gone...
You can't turn something into nothing or vice versa. When the roots rot away, they don't vanish into thin air and leave a sinkhole. When they grow, they don't materialise out of nothing and push the ground up 5 metres. Stump shears > Grinder
@@Welgeldiguniekalias As someone who is dealing with the sink holes in my back yard from the trees that I took down 12 years ago, I can assure you that as the roots rot away, you WILL have sinkholes in the ground. *You do know how trees work, right?* They take nutrients from the soil over the period of YEARS and the same thing happens in reverse when the trees are cut down and the roots rot away and the termites eat them up. I'd take a video of the sinkholes in my back yard but it's not worth the effort to someone who can't be bothered to even google the *three types of sinkholes.*
@@earld1403Not only do trees take water and nutrients from the soil, they also take carbon out of the air. While this probably is not news to you, you appear to have forgotten to take that into the equation; while some material made its way up from the soil into the part of the tree that's above ground, a lot of carbon made its way from the atmosphere into the tree roots.
I'm not familiar with termites, they're not endemic here. And you're right, I can't be bothered to look up sinkholes. There's sinkholes caused by mining, by water erosion and you kind of spoiled the third type already, although I'm still sceptical about this happening in the location of the video since trees come and go and sinkholes that we do get over here are always the result of leaking sewer, water, or district heating pipes.
sehr gute Kameraführung finde ich!
vastly quicker and quieter than a stump grinder and zero mess, awesome
Вспомнил книгу Витя Малеев в школе и дома когда они с другом в поле выкапывают пень
Wow! Amazing operator 👊🏼. Very respectful and diligent care taken 🙏🏼 Super impressive
Als jullie slim zijn zet je monetization aan en krijg je nog eens honderden euro's aan advertentie inkomsten aan deze video
Zijn leden aantal is te laag, dus gaat erg tegenvallen. Die zijn namelijk van invloed
Way faster than any stump grinder I have used. Wonder what that attachment cost
It is like pulling out wisdom teeth
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Yes. I remember that sound.
Please list your Dentist / Veterinarian, so I don’t employ their services. 🤣