Big Chapel Fir! Preparing to Remove a Huge Fir and Checking out the STC Tub Grinder
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You should've taken August with you, he would have loved to see a big tree 🤣😂🤣
Touche
Hi Jake, do you ever get that buzz that you were most likely the first and only person on earth to ever climb to the top and see that exact view? Pretty special I think. Looking forward to part 2 👍
Beautiful story about Florence! The Chapel is absolutely magnificant!
i love the contrast of the brutality of the stump grinder and the beautiful classical music playing .
Love watching the videos from the UK. All, the best building up your subs to where they used to be. The channel, was only ever as good because of you. You are the channel. Good work
Part 2 will be even better, I'm sure. Thanks for the tour of the building, some amazing craftsmanship in there.
i work in loads and loads of old churches in london and i've long got over the fear of damaging them, they are bloody solid and well put together.
Same here. The trees in London's churches reach massive sizes. It's the crusty grave stones that arent so tough.
He's not so much worried about harming the stonework of the church
It's more the Stained Glass he's worried about
Watching you work that flip line for the first 15 ft was impressive . You make it look easy.
that tree is so close to the chapel! I am surprised it has not done foundation damage
with the size and how the roots run. good luck taking it down.
The priorities, Tree vs. Church are very much in order. Always enjoy!
Guilty of Treeson for some reason doesn't want to throw a ball, perhaps it's the stained glass that resides in the wall. Up he must climb, the ball to ride he was declined. He started to whine then took a good look around and decided it's just fine. Seattle Tree Care showed us their tub where they grind brush into mulch so lush and fine. Don't know why I decided to rhyme, y'all be happy I'm out of time. Thanks Jake for taking us with, upload episode two of Big Chapel Fir mighty swift. Have A Day! ;~)
why did i read that in CGPGreys voice?
@@AkiSan0 hexagons are the bestagons
Thanks Jacob. This is what We want to see. This is you. What you were before. We want to have tips and tricks, this is how we discovered you. On a tree giving advice. Keep that way. Get in a tree And tell us how to do things. Thanks. Waiting for part 2.
I like the look behind the scene. I enjoy seeing how the operation runs. Their systems and efficiencies. Ect. And the tree work too!
Classy choice of the Bach cello sonata. - and for letting it run.
A very good video on a number of accounts; Jake's professional attitude and informative commentary, clear video images, the magnificent chapel with some of its history and the choice of a Bach unaccompanied cello piece towards the end, a refreshing change from the more usual rump-te-tumpty boom-de-boom mindless noise common elsewhere!
I found your channel from the video where you took at that fence. I like that you owned up to your mistake and knew where you went wrong and wasn’t blaming nobody but yourself!
I have a friend here in Little Rock who is new to the tree biz...we enjoy your videos and have learned a lot from watching them. Y'all make a difficult and dangerous profession look easy.
LOVED THIS VIDEO! Loved your music choice. I have been hanging out watching for a while. The work you do is amazing, stay safe.
I love this new channel. GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY 2022
Can’t wait for the tree removal! Thanks for another awesome video Jake!
Great video Jake! Love seeing you climb trees and explain your thinking. Thumbs up for showing us the beautiful Gothic style chapel. Lot of beautiful timber on the inside. The back story of why the tree needs to be cut down is interesting.
This is a amazing video, can't wait for part 2 👍🏻
Love the new channel. Like 👍🏼 every time right away folks!!!
@Guilty of Treeson, Jake another awesome video. I bet you are happy to be home! When they don't let you ride the hook = too much work!!! Man I got tired just watching you have to rest your line at every branch!!
Glad to have Arborist Jacob back, it's been fun, but let's get back to the tree work!
I'm impressed as usual.
Nice work once again
-GUILTY-
Get your bedazzled a** up that tree!! 😂
Killer job. Killer footage. Looking forward to more, Jacob. 👍👍👍
Absolutely awesome video!! I love how you're learned the old school ways!! I've learned so much from you on chainsaws! I love the respect you have from everything around you!! Keep up the great work! Looking forward to seeing you cut that huge fir down 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Tree will make beautiful timber. Really beautifull Church hope all goes well.
Wow can't wait for part2! What an amazing tree but an even more amazing curch.
PArt 2 is going to be Awesome! Everybody is in for a surprise because for part 2, the work plan is about to definitely change..
Can't wait to see it come down
The chapel is absolutely gorgeous and the story behind it truly sad and heartbreaking.
It really is a beautiful tree and understand why it needs to be removed.
I loved the cello concerto. It was perfect!
Be amazing to see you out in Australia one day see how it goes down 👌
I can’t believe I’m saying this but it’s cool having content that’s not tree related sometimes...keep up the good stuff man
dude, l’m with ya..🤙🏼
A few summer's back I was helping a friend paint a church steeple from the early 1900.
Once to the half way point which was tree top level, looking around we saw all the water towers and they seemed like mushrooms.
After prep and prime the paint day was so windy that we crushed our gallon paint cans to keep them from flying into traffic.
A few silent prayers and the wind let up and my helper leaned over to say. I think Jesus wants this steeple painted today.
I've never painted so fast but the memories are forever.
Be glad you can film this adventure.
Nice one Jake ,and Bach !!
Awesome video Jake. Thank you.
Thank YOU!
Amazing tree / Amazing church but holy crap I want one of those tub grinders wow what a machine I would move from New Zealand to Seattle just to run that bad boy. Can’t wait to see you take the tree down
Cheers and keep it up
Love seeing the new gear
That is a massive wow!
Wow man, Chapel, Cello and Tree Work. Sick :D
Hey man
I love your content.
Always look forward to your next video
You really should come and visit England to see the church’s we have and trees surrounding them, some trees are over 1000 years old !!
Keep up the good work bro
Jake, if you have a job where you have to climb but you get branches really small like the ones at about 10:45, you could tie them in a bundle and send that down by hand through a carbiner acting as a pulley that you wrap a bungee around the branch near you. Sure it would take longer but at that point its just prep for the bigger portion of the job the next day. I recently found your channel and have become addicted! Thanks for uploading!
Love the spikes they never had that when I was climbing 30 years ago
That flip line is sick!
Around here in upper Midwest, guy comes in to green waste dump grinds for a lower fee then sells grindings to ethanol plants, and that's how they heat their plant.
Bless Can’t wait for the takedown. Hope you’re still with Eastside Trees cause Jed & his talents are enjoyable. Thanks 😊
That was awesome thnx for sharing bud
Can't wait till part two 💪
Well that sucker is definitely a monster and the riding the ball thing with the crane where I live at they have no problem with it I've done it once or twice and I have friends who are a lot more professional than I am that do it all the time I'm more of equipment operator or a timber feller than an arborist but you doing a good job man
New subscriber really like your channel been watching the back episodes really good stuff ---I am a retired Building contractor mostly medium to large homes 2500 to 9000 sqft in North Carolina
Love the ceiling in the church. I have personally built a lot of them.
Carpenter- the other end of felling trees.
Bach's cello suite #1 is my wife's ringtone. I had to make sure her phone wasn't ringing a couple of times during this video.
Beautiful views! Tub grinder was okay but I prefer the other ones you can see more.
Love the videos !!!
Glad you like them!
This new tree looks like a prime candidate for the new speed line kit...kewl.
Yes! Speed line would be faster and safer till the big wood. Then the crane would take over as faster and safer.
That grinder is every tree guys wet dream.
It’s pretty Awesome🤘
Good to watch
Awesome vid great different content
Beast of a tree
Sorry couldn't help but think of one of my favorite scenes in Adventure Timeime "pooped...pooped" while you were climbing that never ending tree that I think may have been growing as fast as you were climbing it! lol
that is a beautiful little church, with tragic story. And that is a really great tree. 'Axe
It hurts my soul to see beautiful fir blocks going into a tub grinder. Really did like the cello suite, though.
Jacob loving the videos especially the recent ones from your new channel. I'm a little concerned about you not using stopper knots on your bowline/running bowline, especially when using it as your main line for ascending and descending. Also because you were leaving this one in place over night it gave me the woollies. I'm a professional mountaineering Instructor and we've heard of instances where the bowline has undone itself ... unfortunately, for one old guy who had been using a bowline all his life it didn't end well.
Keep up the great work Bud and stay safe.
You’re absolutely right. Could have taken the extra 2 seconds to tie a Yosemite finish, Especially when leaving over night in a 100ft plus top
Running bowline with that rope when tied/ dressed correctly will never come undone.
@@malone166 I’m sure 99% of the time it’s fine but as I stated there have been deaths where an un-stoppered bowline has come undone… in a climbing and mountaineering situation we would never use a bowline without having a stopper.
@@malone166 you're wrong. Please don't make the same mistake.
Take a hike Bolger.
You're definitely right about leaving stubs they can kill you puncture a lung definitely nice climb Jake that's a big ass tree man
Here in the mid west namely in Missouri. The biggest and tallest trees I have ever ever climbed are cottonwood! But there wood is undoubtedly crap! And stink like stagnant water! But like at 110 ft was the tallest I have been in a tree.
Good stuff as always 👍
Thank you!
Its like tree ASMR!
Awesome grinder
Dawns here☀️
Great video
L&I kiboshed the ball ride and pitch comes off with butter!! Beam me up Scotty!!
great video
pretty cool history behind that Chapel, and that is why they got Seattle's best to take it down. bummer on not being able to ride the hook up. like no one has died from climbing a tree too. anyhow I digress, way to make that flip line look like your arm.
When I go to your Channel, it says nothings been posted for 4 Months. I clicked around and this came up! What a Surprise! Great Video!
I don’t own that channel anymore this is my new channel
Nice climb
With the tub grinder do you still have to worry about rocks? Or just not as careful with rocks as working with a traditional chipper
Damn those limbs are as big as most of the trees i cut here in the netherlands 🤣😜 great video btw
Being from Virginia, it’s funny to me that “timeless artifacts” on the west coast are from the 1900’s - super cool architecture though.
Hovering over the like button like an emperor deciding whether the gladiator lives or dies. Yeah that’s going to be a thumbs up from me.👍
Enjoyed the video, Jake. Some really nice footage. Loved the music (Bach Cello Suite #1). IMHO it would have been a lot safer and easier if you had set a line (Big Shot). Safer two point tie in....and easier negotiating around limbs. Looking forward to follow-up video.
chamber music as in chamber pot. LOL
Grapple trucks rule
Please we need more content
I ordered a pair of those pants haha the back pocket design is a bar and chain haha
What a beautiful tree! But lm glad its going for the cause.
Just out if curiosity Jake what size boots do you wear?
I know that's part of our job is dealing with what if we don't like to deal with what if that's why we're painstakingly ensuring no damage, not even a chance. PS we do have some beautiful trees here in Washington
To throw ball or not to throw ball...THAT is the question.
I'm hoping that this will be salvaged for lumber. I know the crane can be limited for size / weight, but what come down, should ve able to be milled.
Cool vid, I enjoy them because I like that kind of work, also I live in WA on the Peninsula. Nice to see local guys doing well....However, "if this was someone's house i wouldnt be that worried" Not a super professional thing to say. I get your worried about the church, but that thing is made of stone. Roof tiles looked to be copper, (pretty strong). Stained glass (tarp them) windows i get, but if your that worried about damaging a building your not concentrating on your work and being safe. Keep up the good work.
Nice.
12:07 🤣👏🏻👏🏻 there’s one in every industry 🤣
Haha too true 😂
If you're spikes slip out of the bark does the flip line hold you up?
And to think I used to free climb these size of trees when I was a kid. So safety gear no nothing. If the extention ladder got me to the bottom set of branches I could climb it.
Nice big "garbage disposal" - aka tub grinder!
Yeah Washington State kind of picky on that riding the hook we never were able to do that either
What is the rope grab on your lanyard? Are you reversing the grab to change sides?
Should've got August to help you with throwing the ball up :) Loved the video as per usual ...can't wait for part 2
Hey. How do you like that tree viper rope? For both MRS and SRS?
Also I know you use drenaLine a lot, how do you like it?
What lanyard system are you using? Is the grab reversible?
NICE!
Big fan. Happy to see you out doing your own thing. Curious what lazer was used to grab the height of the tree. Been looking for one always curious if a regular hunting/ golf range finder would work. Keep up the awesome content. Stay safe all the best
Its called a hypsometer. Check out the häglof vertex 5.
@@KayBeee will check it out. Thank you