Howdy Jake, the highly anticipated sequel Gigantic Dead Maple Removal Two is now out and it doesn't disappoint. From the start there's fore shadowing of troubles to come with rain soaked ground making equipment set up difficult. Electric saws meet their match in this Maple behemoth. A hero is taken out almost immediately with a broken pull rope handle. A camera drone mysteriously falls from the sky? Will the arborists of Eastside Tree Works prevail? The writing is on the wall when the Stihl 088 Magnum is unleashed. The age of the tree is left unknown as the heart of this beast has been cored by nature for quite some time. Have A Day! ;~)
Do any mills want the wood you can't chip? I've been wanting to start a mill and I'm wondering if tree removal services sell the trees or give them away. Out in Lake Forest Park, Wa.
Thats one great team - as an ex crane operator I gotta tip my hat to Brian - the guy is as safe as its possible to get, no wonder you had no hesitation in getting him to lift you AND the branches. My old man is a 90 yr old ex forester and he was green with envy at the equipment used nowadays - he had to do all that by hand but he loved every minute of watching these 2 epic vids - hats off from 2 generations of UK tree men.
Tip o' the hat to a well-coordinated crew. Makes all the difference in the world. And an extra one to the one guy you don't see much, that being Brian aka Mr. Finesse. I don't imagine riding the ball would feel good with a stranger. All of you kick and I liked that group shot in the final seconds. Cheers from Ottawa, ON
I loved climbing trees as a kid , but nothing as much fun as this.. thank you all for sharing your experiences on this media. Now I’m just too old for this work, it’s so much fun to see the younger generation doing it..😊
Thanks for posting Part 2. I've been anticipating seeing how it worked out. Great job by all and with no one injured, through a complex operation. Awesome!
I was hooked from the minute I saw that monstrosity of a maple you were carving on. That's a whole lot of furniture material it's gonna make. Great job!
The anticipation of every limb you cut literally wore me out! It felt so good once you leapt on top the stump! You certainly know your stuff and that monster proved it. I subscribed on the first video and couldn't wait for the second and finish . I've been filling trees and cutting firewood for many years now and still with it at 66. It seems to get in the blood. You all are a great team and a real hoot!! Stay safe, blessings from Colorado .❤
You all did a great job on a very dangerous tree take down. We lost a good high school friend years ago while cutting a tree down. He didn’t have a bar that spend the trunk of the tree. Well it spalled off twisted and hit him in the chest crushing him stoping his heart! So this job is truly something you can not be to carful & smart about. God bless and stay safe!
That was a great job, carefully thought out and executed. It does make me nervous seeing logs weighing several thousand pounds hanging in a sling almost directly over you. That hole in the middle of the stump reminded me of a huge Valley Oak my neighbor had that split and fell. It looked perfectly healthy except for a V fork about 35 ft. off the ground. The larger half fell into my yard and flattened 2 big buckeye trees, plus it broke a both railings on an arched bridge I had put over a small creek bed. When the tree guys were done cutting everything up, the stump was almost 8 ft.@ 2 ft. off the ground and 3.5 ft. of the heart was gone. You could have enlarged it and made a hot tub out of it! An arborist estimated the tree at 325 years old give or take 20 years.
That property is gonna get so much more sunlight now. It’s going to change the entire makeup of the vegetation, landscape, moisture problems and possibilities for the homeowner.
That was an awesome video!!!!! Watching the old dead tree getting cut down is very satisfying! That was hilarious at the end when you were able to stand in the hole in the stump! I can’t believe how deep that was!
Piece of music (2:33) is 'Ticket To Ride' by Tony Spinelli - and very nice it is, too. Great video, I watched both parts, beginning to end. Great work all round.
AwSoMe Job Guys....!!!! As an Ex Tree Climber From North East Ohio.... - I loved every minute of it - Big Nasty Maple....!! And I laughed when your pull cord broke on your Stihl cuz it's happened to me before brother. Again,,,,really great job - that Maple was a dead monster...!!!
New subscriber. At the first of the video you were speaking of Duckworth, I will check them out. I am older than you. I got a kick out of your statement about wearing the garments for a month and not washing them a lot. My wife is always on my case because some of my favorite garments do ot get washed as often as she thinks they should. I am in process of putting 5/4 deck boards on my bedroom walls and ceilings, and was impressed that the back ground wall was covered in what looks like a similar material. Looks good, hope mine looks as good when it is finished. At least when comparing some individuals there is not too much of a generation gap. I volunteered to clean up some tornado debris this past summer, lost weight, improved my health, met new friends, and improved my health and well being.
Lots of people pay big money 💰 for spaltic/quilted Maple wood!! And that was beautiful lumber. Not every tree has to be chipped! Just saying..!👍🏻❤️❤️💪🏼👊🏼🔥🔥
Contact Jakes boss! You can negotiate the money and details and start making some big bucks off the wood . If you don't, they're just gonna keep making chips.
@@nathanarievlis3985 yep! Most trees get chipped because the tree guys can’t get anyone reliable and consistent to take the wood. Not worth their time to mess around with if someone won’t come out when they say they will.
Very impressive job! That was one humongous tree , the new graphics wrap on the crane is killer👍Thanks for the great video and the link to the wool outfitters👍 🌲
Thank you for your special videos I sure like to watch every one of them and you all make a good teamwork working together safety always comes first above everything else God bless you all and thank you
Nice camera work Jake, drone going up the tree. Need a nice light 460 up that tree.. I'll lend you mine barker box .. square ground just like Jeds. Great showing the knots you use on the horizontals.
Another fantastic effort from you guys. The second part was definitely a better day,, no rain and doughnuts on the menu😁🇬🇧💞👍stay safe and enjoy boys❤️👌
38:50 when the drone is flying around Jake it looks like there is a face in the tree near his helmet. Super clear at 39:05 right before the drone dies. Nice photoshop effect for a super creepy looking tree
A humungest job. Done very well. So glad that only the tree was cut down and no one or the house was hurt. That crane was amazing also. Great job all the way around guys.
Great work gentlemen, but I'm a bit jealous! Why... well, because I'm 79 and couldn't get 'on' a tree let alone climb it! But seriously, my thanks for your video showing your quality workmanship habits and obvious knowledge of your choice of career! Very well done!! I wish all the best to you fellas for the future!
Another great video. Fill that stump with diesel & tarp it. Maybe drill some really deep 2" diameter holes & diesel them also. Let it soak in for at least a week. Screw some metal flashing to the side of that deck, leave a gap. Water the deck & keep it wet. Start the stump on fire. It might burn for 2 weeks.
Spectacular job guys! That hole at the end was so deep, it was unbelievable. Y’all made those homeowners some very happy people. Glad everyone made it through safely.💯❤️👏🏾😀👏🏾🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
That, was a big maple. Good work crew 👊 That root cavity was crazy 🤣. I watched every second of this long video without remorse. Oh, and finally, a product endorsment I can wrap my head around 👍 Thanks Jake
Swinging an 88 Stihl in a saddle is tiring enough without all the other work you've already done through out the day. They are no slouch of a saw standing on flat ground let alone up on a tree lol.
Jake looked like a Hobbit climbing out of that hole in the stump! Great video. Your climbing and saw skills never cease to amaze, and your patter with the crew never ceases to amuse! Blessings from Ohio!
Really enjoy the coordination your team has cutting down this behemoth of a tree. Before you take the last pieces to a mill, consider some slabs for table tops & the branch stubs for bowls. :)
As a crane operator, I always made sure I removed the limb or trunk straight away from the arborist, and lifted while not over top of the arborist. If you watch crane videos , strops and ropes can always break, or slip, Most mostly break.
Very nice team work on there. Crane operator was great too. Always learn something from your videos. Unbelievable that you guys could fit down in that hole of that stump!
So happy the 2nd video was up by the time I'd finished the first lol nice work 💪question tho when rigging/craneing big stuff I usually do a step then get myself out the way and get the lads to break it while I'm safe 🤔 I'd guess the trees so dead u don't want that crane tugging on anything at all.
I gotta say, coming from a former tree climber , I’ve watched just about all your videos and it’s making me want to get back into it!! Keep the good content coming!! Much love from Florida!!
Hey Jake, about the woollen thermals, I notice that even after a week of cross-country skiing they do not smell. Wear a synthetic and they smell after only a day of wear.
Fantastic video. You are all brave. 'What is with you getting in that darn tree hole, lol. Something could have eaten you alive'. I learned some things new about cutting trees. I definitely didn't cut some of the limbs off my tree properly. Your whole team did good.
The hole in the stump is a potential hazard for someone to fall in. Good to cover up using a cut out piece and nail up. Good piece of video and very informative. Keep up guys!
Literally discovered your channel yesterday watching the first part of this and you upload the second part the day after. So excited to watch this whole thing.
You make this work look so easy, i climbed my biggest tree today and struggled my way up and it was smaller than the stick you started with haha, good work mate
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Howdy Jake, the highly anticipated sequel Gigantic Dead Maple Removal Two is now out and it doesn't disappoint. From the start there's fore shadowing of troubles to come with rain soaked ground making equipment set up difficult. Electric saws meet their match in this Maple behemoth. A hero is taken out almost immediately with a broken pull rope handle. A camera drone mysteriously falls from the sky? Will the arborists of Eastside Tree Works prevail? The writing is on the wall when the Stihl 088 Magnum is unleashed. The age of the tree is left unknown as the heart of this beast has been cored by nature for quite some time. Have A Day! ;~)
Epic 😂
@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 lol
Do any mills want the wood you can't chip?
I've been wanting to start a mill and I'm wondering if tree removal services sell the trees or give them away.
Out in Lake Forest Park, Wa.
K.
@@bradleejones9959 "It depends".
The wood actually belongs to the land owner.
Just watched 2hrs of some guys cutting up a tree. 4 stars would watch again.
Why not five??
5
10 stars if possible lol
@@6.7ram 5 stars each for a total of 10.
You ever spend 45 minutes learning how to square file a saw chain despite having no treecutting experience at all? No regrets.
Thats one great team - as an ex crane operator I gotta tip my hat to Brian - the guy is as safe as its possible to get, no wonder you had no hesitation in getting him to lift you AND the branches. My old man is a 90 yr old ex forester and he was green with envy at the equipment used nowadays - he had to do all that by hand but he loved every minute of watching these 2 epic vids - hats off from 2 generations of UK tree men.
Tip o' the hat to a well-coordinated crew. Makes all the difference in the world. And an extra one to the one guy you don't see much, that being Brian aka Mr. Finesse. I don't imagine riding the ball would feel good with a stranger.
All of you kick and I liked that group shot in the final seconds.
Cheers from Ottawa, ON
Watched this instead of the Super Bowl. Awesome job
Awesome man thank you!
From what I understand you didn’t miss much. Woketopia all the way through. Although I did catch the stealth bomber flying over that was pretty cool
There was a Super Bowl?🤨
@@KhanMann66 yeah. Or didn’t you think there’s gonna be one because of Covid
@@bigjay24910 Super Woke BS
I loved climbing trees as a kid , but nothing as much fun as this.. thank you all for sharing your experiences on this media. Now I’m just too old for this work, it’s so much fun to see the younger generation doing it..😊
Yes me too, but then it was just the apple trees in the garden, still was a good place to hide and eat the apples.
I'm kinda worn out, and my back is complaining, after watching these two videos. Thanks for the workout! 🍺😁
I love the way you also show that things can go wrong, instead of making you the most perfect super human.
Thanks for posting Part 2. I've been anticipating seeing how it worked out. Great job by all and with no one injured, through a complex operation. Awesome!
Good show guys, we don’t see too many videos on dealing with the hazards of workin’ dead trees so it was very much appreciated, thank you.
I was hooked from the minute I saw that monstrosity of a maple you were carving on. That's a whole lot of furniture material it's gonna make. Great job!
50:45
Watch as the freshly hatched Arborist emerges from his wooden cocoons. Bewildered and hungry for coffee and donuts.
If only the donut had been a Maple Bar... missed opportunity ;D love these videos!
Haha 😂 I sent a screenshot of this comment to Kevin
Amazing footage! Never will I complain about the cost of tree removal. Jake is a master at his craft.
I live across the pond in Wales, UK. Love watching true professionals at work.
Stay safe people. Brilliant work.
The Doughnut Cam is NASA level amazing use of tech.
A hell of a lot of well seasoned firewood in that tree.
That was a good one. Was glad to hear the word "mill" at the end. Might be some nice stuff in there.
Your team has great coordination. Nice to watch.
The anticipation of every limb you cut literally wore me out! It felt so good once you leapt on top the stump! You certainly know your stuff and that monster proved it. I subscribed on the first video and couldn't wait for the second and finish . I've been filling trees and cutting firewood for many years now and still with it at 66. It seems to get in the blood. You all are a great team and a real hoot!! Stay safe, blessings from Colorado .❤
You all did a great job on a very dangerous tree take down. We lost a good high school friend years ago while cutting a tree down. He didn’t have a bar that spend the trunk of the tree. Well it spalled off twisted and hit him in the chest crushing him stoping his heart! So this job is truly something you can not be to carful & smart about. God bless and stay safe!
I wish I could see a video about the milling, and what is made from the milled pieces! Thanks for sharing your work!
8:16....🤣🤣🤣
Hurry up and get a "tree pose" in. Good times and good job😎👍boys!
That was a great job, carefully thought out and executed. It does make me nervous seeing logs weighing several thousand pounds hanging in a sling almost directly over you.
That hole in the middle of the stump reminded me of a huge Valley Oak my neighbor had that split and fell. It looked perfectly healthy except for a V fork about 35 ft. off the ground. The larger half fell into my yard and flattened 2 big buckeye trees, plus it broke a both railings on an arched bridge I had put over a small creek bed.
When the tree guys were done cutting everything up, the stump was almost 8 ft.@ 2 ft. off the ground and 3.5 ft. of the heart was gone. You could have enlarged it and made a hot tub out of it!
An arborist estimated the tree at 325 years old give or take 20 years.
That property is gonna get so much more sunlight now. It’s going to change the entire makeup of the vegetation, landscape, moisture problems and possibilities for the homeowner.
Yep!
Better than a tree fall down onto the building
Very skillfully done! Great job done by all on the very difficult tree. Loved watching this one.
Did Scott see his shadow? We need to know if there will be 6 more weeks of winter or not.
That was an awesome video!!!!! Watching the old dead tree getting cut down is very satisfying! That was hilarious at the end when you were able to stand in the hole in the stump! I can’t believe how deep that was!
You are very happy guys...i like happy people on the job or in a work place...i want to work with you guys....
Piece of music (2:33) is 'Ticket To Ride' by Tony Spinelli - and very nice it is, too.
Great video, I watched both parts, beginning to end. Great work all round.
I've cut trees, and seen them cut, but never watched a pro do it before. Amazing!
AwSoMe Job Guys....!!!! As an Ex Tree Climber From North East Ohio.... - I loved every minute of it - Big Nasty Maple....!! And I laughed when your pull cord broke on your Stihl cuz it's happened to me before brother. Again,,,,really great job - that Maple was a dead monster...!!!
2:12 use the chippers winch to help pull the truck & chopper across the soft ground. Always works a treat
Thank you for all the great camera shots. Keep up the great works. Y'all are awesome.
The best tree work videos out there. Always enjoy
New subscriber. At the first of the video you were speaking of Duckworth, I will check them out. I am older than you. I got a kick out of your statement about wearing the garments for a month and not washing them a lot. My wife is always on my case because some of my favorite garments do ot get washed as often as she thinks they should.
I am in process of putting 5/4 deck boards on my bedroom walls and ceilings, and was impressed that the back ground wall was covered in what looks like a similar material. Looks good, hope mine looks as good when it is finished. At least when comparing some individuals there is not too much of a generation gap.
I volunteered to clean up some tornado debris this past summer, lost weight, improved my health, met new friends, and improved my health and well being.
Lots of people pay big money 💰 for spaltic/quilted Maple wood!!
And that was beautiful lumber. Not every tree has to be chipped! Just saying..!👍🏻❤️❤️💪🏼👊🏼🔥🔥
If the tree wasn’t rotten and dead there was 5grand worth of lumber. Too bad
Contact Jakes boss! You can negotiate the money and details and start making some big bucks off the wood . If you don't, they're just gonna keep making chips.
@@nathanarievlis3985 yep! Most trees get chipped because the tree guys can’t get anyone reliable and consistent to take the wood. Not worth their time to mess around with if someone won’t come out when they say they will.
Great job Scott, Brian and Kevin
Really enjoy watching yall from East Texas.
Very impressive job! That was one humongous tree , the new graphics wrap on the crane is killer👍Thanks for the great video and the link to the wool outfitters👍 🌲
Thank you for your special videos I sure like to watch every one of them and you all make a good teamwork working together safety always comes first above everything else God bless you all and thank you
Fun and interesting to watch as usual. Nice work on the drone shots, good to see you trying some different angles!
At 46:00 when Scott comes into view, the video shot made him look like a kid until you see the huge bear and mustache. GOOD JOB EVERYONE.
He does look like a toddler there hahaha.
Nice camera work Jake, drone going up the tree. Need a nice light 460 up that tree.. I'll lend you mine barker box .. square ground just like Jeds. Great showing the knots you use on the horizontals.
You guys work well together....be happy to have a job you love and people enjoy working with - you can't beat that.
That tree was ginormous on video part 1! You guys did a funsastic job!😊 i enjoy your work!
Awesome drone footage Tree Dudes!💪🏼🇺🇸
Another fantastic effort from you guys. The second part was definitely a better day,, no rain and doughnuts on the menu😁🇬🇧💞👍stay safe and enjoy boys❤️👌
Amazing work! The best was seeing you drop down into that rot hole! WOW!
38:50 when the drone is flying around Jake it looks like there is a face in the tree near his helmet. Super clear at 39:05 right before the drone dies. Nice photoshop effect for a super creepy looking tree
Great job Jake. Loved the end where Scott climbed out. Epic tree. Thank goodness you have a crane!
A humungest job. Done very well. So glad that only the tree was cut down and no one or the house was hurt. That crane was amazing also. Great job all the way around guys.
Wow never thought the chipper would cut up the large limb. Learning thanks for sharing
Jake, when you got in the hole, it made my day! Nice to see part 2. Thanks!
Great work gentlemen, but I'm a bit jealous! Why... well, because I'm 79 and couldn't get 'on' a tree let alone climb it! But seriously, my thanks for your video showing your quality workmanship habits and obvious knowledge of your choice of career! Very well done!! I wish all the best to you fellas for the future!
Another great video.
Fill that stump with diesel & tarp it. Maybe drill some really deep 2" diameter holes & diesel them also. Let it soak in for at least a week. Screw some metal flashing to the side of that deck, leave a gap. Water the deck & keep it wet. Start the stump on fire. It might burn for 2 weeks.
Spectacular job guys! That hole at the end was so deep, it was unbelievable. Y’all made those homeowners some very happy people. Glad everyone made it through safely.💯❤️👏🏾😀👏🏾🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
You guys are the first crew I’ve seen that doesn’t look like a pack of horribly drug addicted loud mouth alcoholics🤣💯💜🥂 good job
Well it is the east side, good paying clientele.
Hah! I had "that team" do some work at my house 🤣
That, was a big maple. Good work crew 👊 That root cavity was crazy 🤣. I watched every second of this long video without remorse. Oh, and finally, a product endorsment I can wrap my head around 👍 Thanks Jake
I've been waiting for part 2🤗
Always nice to see Real Men doing Real Work. Best regards from rural North Carolina, where it's soupy and cold as well.
What a huge and gnarly tree. I love watching all the knot craft.
Im new here. Im 63 years old. Never ben around or watched anything like this. I have watched about 6 videos so far. WOW.
Do an Q&A on you and Jake’s big saws and what you like best about each one.
I did a video on all my chainsaws :)
What a fine setup you have going with equipment. All needed for "The Tree From Hell."
That was one huge-ass gnarly tree!! I can’t believe y’all fit down in the rotted out core. 😵 Awesome job, guys! 👍🏻
This was a fantastic watch thank you for showing us your skills, great work and humor. Five stars.
awesome shot following the trunk up with the crane. you guys do some of the best shots, along with your work, really an incredible channel
Jake totally is happy go buddy!Really liked your nature, no matter the problems ahead you keep on doing your work with patience and freedom.👏👏
The easy of using those lines//ropes is very impressive. Thanks fir showing
Swinging an 88 Stihl in a saddle is tiring enough without all the other work you've already done through out the day. They are no slouch of a saw standing on flat ground let alone up on a tree lol.
Got that right, thing sounded mean
Thanks guys. Learnt a lot from this... and I've been doing it for twenty years.
Awesome work you guys!!! With candy shack at the end!
Great job dude! Made it look easy. I admire watching you and your crew at work, awesome guys 🤙🏼
Jake looked like a Hobbit climbing out of that hole in the stump! Great video. Your climbing and saw skills never cease to amaze, and your patter with the crew never ceases to amuse! Blessings from Ohio!
Really enjoy the coordination your team has cutting down this behemoth of a tree. Before you take the last pieces to a mill, consider some slabs for table tops & the branch stubs for bowls. :)
As a crane operator, I always made sure I removed the limb or trunk straight away from the arborist, and lifted while not over top of the arborist.
If you watch crane videos , strops and ropes can always break, or slip,
Most mostly break.
Very nice team work on there. Crane operator was great too. Always learn something from your videos. Unbelievable that you guys could fit down in that hole of that stump!
Super cool to see high caliber arborists using electric saws! Shows how far technology has come
Nice final cut Jake, looks like you found the portal to Narnia in the base of that tree.
Even sat here watching- i'm glad to see the back of it !!! took forever !! did the stubborn ole Tree
Husqvarna 395 to the rescue . . .
Great work, fellas.
So happy the 2nd video was up by the time I'd finished the first lol nice work 💪question tho when rigging/craneing big stuff I usually do a step then get myself out the way and get the lads to break it while I'm safe 🤔 I'd guess the trees so dead u don't want that crane tugging on anything at all.
Hey guys! Great finish for this nasty maple. Really liking the new paint/deal work on the crane truck!
I gotta say, coming from a former tree climber , I’ve watched just about all your videos and it’s making me want to get back into it!! Keep the good content coming!! Much love from Florida!!
Brilliant , thanks for the entertainment! Be lucky, Stay safe fellas 😉🇬🇧
Another crane ( X outriggers) ! Which one does Brian like better? That chipper is A BEAST ! Great video; Great teamwork !
Hey Jake, about the woollen thermals, I notice that even after a week of cross-country skiing they do not smell. Wear a synthetic and they smell after only a day of wear.
Impressive team work. Well done guys!
To be able to remove the trees takes great skill, you do an amazing job. Stay safe and thanks for sharing
Fantastic video. You are all brave. 'What is with you getting in that darn tree hole, lol. Something could have eaten you alive'. I learned some things new about cutting trees. I definitely didn't cut some of the limbs off my tree properly. Your whole team did good.
wow man! your amazing, takes allot of experience to do this jobb! you guys are grate fun to watch
Best videos I have ever seen. Great job! Unsurpassed! 👍🇺🇸
The hole in the stump is a potential hazard for someone to fall in. Good to cover up using a cut out piece and nail up. Good piece of video and very informative. Keep up guys!
Literally discovered your channel yesterday watching the first part of this and you upload the second part the day after. So excited to watch this whole thing.
Stayed up passed my bed time watching these guys
You make this work look so easy, i climbed my biggest tree today and struggled my way up and it was smaller than the stick you started with haha, good work mate
What's with the red and yellow wooden stakes in the ground near the property?
I have a feeling it is some Native American totem or similar since they are in Seattle.
Hate to have to fight you all in a bar, you guys are TOUGH!!!! Great job. Great video.
Absolutely fascinating! At 50:10 & 50:40 the "Stump Monsters" emerge from their lair!
Did you tally up the weight of each piece removed to get a total weight for the whole tree?