These guys are also often mountain climbers, or riggers for events like concerts and other activities that require the same skill set. Handling a chainsaw on this kind of thing? NFW!!
I bumped my head and spent a few seasons as an arborist/climber and I agree that my hands got sweaty just watching this video. I reached out to grab the log anticipating the shake. 😅
Dude, your under cut was way to close to your line. As a tree guy, that was frightening to watch. I held my breath, like wtf is this guy doing! Be safe out there buddy.
He did a humbolt so its pretty easy to insure you miss your strop plus he has 2 strops plus they are steelcore so itd take a couple seconds to cut through them and hed notice that and then he also has his lifeline tied in like a foot below his sidestrops
you ever watch a video waiting for that saw to buck just a tiny, tiny amount from hitting the core or pinching because it's an inch away from the safety belt a k a certain and immediate death.
@@Quantumoon LOL, this is sad. I appreciate that this person is really good at his job, so you have to complain about it? What is cringe is when people whine about a positive comment on someone else's work. I'll say it again. I is satisfying to me when someone does a difficult job and makes it look easy. Well done!
They say being uncomfortable with heights makes you more likely to fall. Slight changes in footing/ground level could make you feel like you’re falling and could cause you to actually fall. And the way you move around changes when you’re uncomfortable too and it doesn’t necessarily make you any safer. Whereas if you’re comfortable up there it’s like walking on the ground. How often do you fully fall down at ground level? The more comfortable you are up there the safer you are. Although I don’t get how someone can be so comfortable tied to a tree they’re cutting down. A whole lot could go wrong there. Tree guys really are a different breed.
What respect ? …he hasn’t done anything worth appreciating….he is cut the tree which is not a good thing to appreciate him. Trees are our oxygen cylinders for future. The coming generations will curse this guy instead of appreciating this video.
What respect ? …he hasn’t done anything worth appreciating….he is cut the tree which is not a good thing to appreciate him. Trees are our oxygen cylinders for future. The coming generations will curse this guy instead of appreciating this video.
@@sagarkaushik7529 hope you don't support wind turbines..they chop down lots of trees to put wind farms everywhere...green revolution is causing destruction of the environment..but you knew that I'm sure 😉
My friend tried this job.... Only lasted a couple of months... Suffered some sort of impact to his ribcage that left him with SI Joint problems. Massive respect for anyone in this line of work.
@@fadedwarrior1 Thanks. Yeah he contacted me recently, he's working as a security officer for the Courts/Justice system and is happy doing that and DJing on the weekends.
I used to work with my uncle who cuts tress and do landscape. This video brought me back a decade Edit: Thank you. Many good safe and fun memories when I was 15/16 years old.
It's a stihl, anything less isn't worth it. Stihl really is the only company worth a shit lol (within their realm). I once worked for a roofing company and they would have the crew go out to their massive property once in a while to give us an 'easy' day doing yard work for them. Well, they had an entire shed filled with nothing but stihl equipment. Even had the weedeater with the straps and handles 😂 that shit was a blast tbh, they run so well it doesn't even feel like work most of the time.
I'm a retired firefighter, used to run into burning houses, work 100 feet in the air off the bucket of a ladder truck, and out in traffic and I would NEVER do this!!
He made the correct cuts so the trunk wouldn't splinters. If the cut doesn't make a clean break and hangs on the side, the whole tree can sway back and forth lunging him to his death... my respects!!!
Dad has owned and operated his logging business for longer than I’ve been around and I’m 25 years old. Old man still gets out there. Loggers really are a different kind of breed of man to be cherished. They are the most robust hardest people you’ll ever meet & it’s what has given me my sense of tenacity & capability. Bless the real men of this world
Totally agree. My old man was a bricklayer for 35 years. He's retired now but can still get out there in all weather's with the young guys and lay 600 face bricks a day at 76
My last twelve years of climbing the only thing that kept me in the trees were pain pills. I fell 60 ft in 2009 I woke up on a Life Flight. Worst mistake I ever made was going back That's when the pain pills started. Then I was pushed out of the business by non speaking english people who worked for way less then what we were all making My old employer put 9 Americans out of work.I'd like to save a couple of bucks I'm so thankful he paid dearly in the end for that mistake At that time
This type of work always baffles me, even as a man who’s worked a very dangerous job for the past decade I wouldn’t dare do this job for a day. Thanks for doing the tough work in the sky boys, stay safe.
I have a buddy who is in this line of work. He's been in the hospital several times for job related injuries and I tell him to run while he still alive. This line of work is no joke.
My dad used to top trees for a logging company in the 60s and 70s in Washington state around Mt Rainier. He has some crazy stories about people getting hurt and even killed. Him and my uncle used chainsaws that had 6' bars. He started logging when he was 13 yrs old. His first job there was running big cables up and down mountainsides that he had to wrap around downed trees so they could pull them up to get them loaded on trucks. He had to carry dynamite in his pocket because sometimes he had to blow a cavity out underneath a tree to be able to wrap the cables around them. My uncle told me that one day a young guy that just started had dynamite under a tree and didn't mark it and they set it off and it killed him. He said they had to find what they could of him and put the pieces in a bodybag and went back to work. They brought his remains back into town after working all day. I have heard a ton of crazy things about those olden days. My pops logged for 14 years then he joined the Army at 27 years old and did 21 years in there. He was the toughest guy I ever met but he would do anything to help people. I miss him everyday. My uncle logged for almost 40 years there and lived in Forks, WA. He's still here but he's in bad shape from doing that kind of work so long.
Я на прошлой неделе так же верхушку дерева подрезал, только я простой ножовкой это делал. Да ощущения неприятные, особенно ,когда я половину пропилил и ветер начался , сам я был без страховки на конце лестницы стоял. Такие работы так и делаются , боишься ,но делаешь.
When I was younger my dad had a tree business. I always thought he was such a badass when he would do this. He offered to teach me and let me do it and we would split the jobs 50/50. I really regret not doing it, not for the money, but the experience and having the roles reversed of him seeing me up there. Respect to any man doing this.
I'm amazed a tree that thin can grow that high lol, and I'm also sorry for the tree.. It seemed that specific tree deserved a bit more time living. It's not like it's going to give a lot of wood with a body that thin.. :(
Wait till you hear what a person hitting the ground from that height sounds like.... Spoiler... It sounds like a duffle bag full of metal tools hitting the ground
My dad is an arborist to! One time he almost cut his arm off with a chainsaw in the tree, he still has the scar and it was a couple yrs ago! He also got hit with a 800 pound log and it made a major bruise happen from hid waitst to his shoulder front and back, he was a meat pancake for a couple seconds and he broke 14 ribs because of the 800 pound log! He has done a lot of other things but im to lazy to type them. My dad is really cool and i love him a lot! I like that he tells everyone (kind of) about my broken elbow because i jumped off a rock climbing wall and tried to keep climbing! My dad and mom are really cool
One time when I was a kid, there was a storm, and it was windy, there was a tree guy like this up in a tree cutting limbs to protect a house, we kept yelling for him to get down, but he just calmly doing his job. Craziest thing ever saw.
Ya crazy ass!! I got some tree guys, for pals!! You guys are a diff breed!! Especially you climbers!! Kudos and God Bless as well as keep you all safe!! My hats off to you all!!!!! I'm a carpenter, I respect heights!! I'm not scared but you should almost be afraid. Otherwise you get to cocky or complacent, and bad things happen when you don't respect gravity!!!
The tree climber I worked for told me about the tree climber he learned from. Was spurred up a tree a little over 20 feet off the ground and doing a task just like in this video. What he didn't realize was that his rope had got hung up on a bump on the opposite side of the stem, so when he was cutting through the wood he also cut through his rope. Fell back and straight down landing square on his back. Ended up making a full recovery.
Worked for a cable contractor. I was given one hour of training to climb poles before being sent off *on my own.* The "instructor" had insane scars in his neck...
A friend of mine, got a job working on antenna towers (bug money). He quit his 1st day, and him and I climed cliffs regularly which are taller than most towers. Basically, working with rednecks is how people get killed on the job....I know, I'm a licensed electrical contractor. Lol, I do climb around in commercial ceiling rafters, to speed up the work.
So crazy.. this is the first time or (only) time I’ve seen someone cutting so close to their safety rope!! One slip and you’re cutting through that thing!
My dad used to top trees for a logging company in the 60s and 70s in Washington state around Mt Rainier. He has some crazy stories about people getting hurt and even killed. Him and my uncle used chainsaws that had 6' bars. He started logging when he was 13 yrs old. His first job there was running big cables up and down mountainsides that he had to wrap around downed trees so they could pull them up to get them loaded on trucks. He had to carry dynamite in his pocket because sometimes he had to blow a cavity out underneath a tree to be able to wrap the cables around them. My uncle told me that one day a young guy that just started had dynamite under a tree and didn't mark it and they set it off and it killed him. He said they had to find what they could of him and put the pieces in a bodybag and went back to work. They brought his remains back into town after working all day. I have heard a ton of crazy things about those olden days. My pops logged for 14 years then he joined the Army at 27 years old and did 21 years in there. He was the toughest guy I ever met but he would do anything to help people. I miss him everyday. My uncle logged for almost 40 years there and lived in Forks, WA. He's still here but he's in bad shape from doing that kind of work so long.
The lack of labor regulations from back then always blows my mind.. I can’t imagine having a coworker die in an explosion and continue working the rest of the day. Insane that any teenager/inexperienced worker would even be allowed to handle dynamite, what a tragic oversight.
😲 started logging at 13! Single mum here and I took my 12 yr old son on a gardening job with me for the first time today. All he had to do was some weeding and painting of a brick wall- 🤦♀️ He moaned all day and doubled my workload as I had to redo his work 😤 😂
My brother did this and ended up running the whole crew after the company owner fell and is now in a wheelchair for life, paralyzed from the waist down. The owner was still out with the crew on site fairly often in his chair screaming and cussing at everybody. What is really crazy is that the doctor told him he is one lucky SOB for even surviving the fall after 3 weeks in a coma!!!
That wouldn't be Larry Zacherieson from ballard Washington ? Tree company called "American Tree" would it ? It's been over 20 years but his climber didn't show up one day and he decided to climb himself, he ended up making a major fubar and ripped his leg right out of its socket! He's paralyzed for life from the waist down 😢. Just wondering if it was the same guy. Thx
I worked a couple of jobs doing tree service and the tree guy/cutter who actually goes up and administers the whole thing is a bad ass. This isn’t for people with weak hearts or minds.
@@RagnarCzerwony he’s probably just a wimp who prefers the view from behind a desk. Probably made 26-30 dollars and hour and he wasn’t even the a guy who was climbing trees. As long as you are good at follow directions and In good physical shape it’s not that bad. It is a dangerous job though especially if your working with people who don’t take it serious and not properly trained.
Most people absolutely can do this job, they will just choose not to. It's actually a lot easier than it looks. Scary and dangerous AF, but pretty easy.
@@xMRxHARDCOREx I did it for 3 years, then I got a really bad infection (not job related) and after recovering I discovered I had developed an irrational fear of heights. But seriously, getting up into the tree is the hardest part, but the belt and the boot spikes make that pretty easy too. I still drop trees, just no longer from the top down.
@@iwontliveinfearit’s not easy. lol the climb is exhausting. It’s hard on ur body. Also cutting is a skill. It’s not easy. You need to understand how it will fall based on the size direction wind and cut.
You sir have my respect 🫡. My dad used to do this when I was growing up, till he in his own words, “Got into a fight with a chainsaw.” In reality the chainsaw cut open his arm but luckily it stopped before the bone. Was gnarly and I remember freaking out thinking my dad was gonna die cuz I saw that he was unconscious while the doctors were working on him. He’s fine now and to this day always refers to the incident as fighting a chainsaw
No way in hell would I ever try this. Respect
😂😂😂
Not something you just up and try.
Those magic beans grew so straight, grab the gold!!
Fuck that nooooo way crazy guy
Me either
Cheers from Sydney Australia ❤
Tree guy’s have Balls of Steel
Of wood
Meth gives u a lot of courage
Obviously!!!! I would never, LOL!!!
They either got balls of steel or shyt for brains I can't figure them out
And then some people flip a gasket when told what the cost will be to remove some trees
Been there done that for 18 years, it's truly a young man's game.
That chain saw sounds so good!
Это его зубы стучат 😅😅
Remind me of a dirt bike
Sounds like mobylette
@@sergeygerman1024😂😂😂😂😂
Just think how sport’s athletes get all the praise , Men like this guy are beasts
pay to watch him than ffs
@@EatAPeach72he said praise not money. How dense are you?
Good one
These guys are also often mountain climbers, or riggers for events like concerts and other activities that require the same skill set. Handling a chainsaw on this kind of thing? NFW!!
I like your attitude 👍 doctors and paramedics save lives all the time , maybe they should have trading cards like baseball cards 🤔
I climbed poles for 40 years with gaffes. I’ve climbed some monsters in my day. This video made my palms sweat.
god job men
Mine too. That was boss as boss gets, especially with that landing
I bumped my head and spent a few seasons as an arborist/climber and I agree that my hands got sweaty just watching this video. I reached out to grab the log anticipating the shake. 😅
All the best to you. Thank you for what you do mate.
i expected way more sway on that toothpick
Dude, your under cut was way to close to your line. As a tree guy, that was frightening to watch.
I held my breath, like wtf is this guy doing!
Be safe out there buddy.
Mee tooo😮
It was close to his lineman's but there's a tether around the tree a bit lower down.
He's doing just fine while *you're* sitting *too* close to the screen and whining about the work good he's doing.
Edit: He IS being safe.
Also why did he make it fall towards the house when the other way was just an empty driveway 😂
@@donarthiazi2443 And that garbage is your _edited_ version. 🤔
Man's doing literally one of the most dangerous jobs on the world!!!!🙌🏽🤠
Working on an offshore oil rig is worse
it's not that bad, the safety equipment is giga reliable
That chainsaw is so close in cutting your safety belt, you have an insane bravery. Respect!!
That is what I was thinking.
A chainsaw cant cut that rope, pretty sure it would split into hundreds of smaller strings blocking the chainsaw
@@mrk_apx that's pretty dumb, the power at which that chain moves would turn anything into butter.
@@mikehughhawkyou have no idea how chainsaws work
@@ColtPinky yet I work in forestry in British Columbia for the last 25 years...
That close to your rope ,you think?
He did a humbolt so its pretty easy to insure you miss your strop plus he has 2 strops plus they are steelcore so itd take a couple seconds to cut through them and hed notice that and then he also has his lifeline tied in like a foot below his sidestrops
Rope is lower
@@hcwaffles8912false information son
@@GODSWORD11 you gonna explain or????
Only if you cut it.
The saying It's a tough job but somebody gotta do it” never made more sense
I would be forever constipated if I was up there 😅...
There is something satisfying watching this professional do his job.
you ever watch a video waiting for that saw to buck just a tiny, tiny amount from hitting the core or pinching because it's an inch away from the safety belt a k a certain and immediate death.
People who call things like this satisfying are cringe af
Ist of all he has a chainsaw. 2d he is hella high. Dangerous and lethal combination
@@Quantumoon LOL, this is sad. I appreciate that this person is really good at his job, so you have to complain about it? What is cringe is when people whine about a positive comment on someone else's work.
I'll say it again. I is satisfying to me when someone does a difficult job and makes it look easy. Well done!
@@Quantumoonpeople who still use the word cringe unironically are cringe themselves half of the time
Dude's hands were super steady, no signs of nervousness whatsoever, balls of steel!
Wow, thanks for all the likes!
The mf leaned back and looked at his cuts had me like bruh don't care. He like this tree turns into money once it comes down...I want money
PAREM DE MATAR AS ÁRVORES, STOP.
@@quandovcestivernoyoutubeNão
They say being uncomfortable with heights makes you more likely to fall. Slight changes in footing/ground level could make you feel like you’re falling and could cause you to actually fall. And the way you move around changes when you’re uncomfortable too and it doesn’t necessarily make you any safer. Whereas if you’re comfortable up there it’s like walking on the ground. How often do you fully fall down at ground level? The more comfortable you are up there the safer you are. Although I don’t get how someone can be so comfortable tied to a tree they’re cutting down. A whole lot could go wrong there. Tree guys really are a different breed.
@@BWizard1lmao this is my literal thoughts while watching this video
Bro forgot to yell, TIMBER!!
This gave me amazing anxiety. Like a roller coaster but cheaper. Lol thank you for this upload
The proximity of that rope to the top of the tree and the saw blade gave me chills. This job takes some guts. Respect ✊
Glad im not the only one with a cold sweat while watching this video 😅
I saw the safety rope and the blade and i was like "Nope!"
Tree karna buri bat hai
They have a steel core so you don't cut it off 😊
There’s a secondary rope beneath that rope.
I'd be shocked if it's not some weapons grade carbon fiber or something inside the rope
Feel like I'm gonna fall from way upthere just watching the video.
😧😮💯
Right? It's messing with my depth perception.
I fell down 2 times during video
Отчаянный малый.👍🤝👏
😂😂😂😂😂
Or the falling tree could slide away the worker
The secret is make sure to cut above the strap. Never cut below the strap.
I don't respect people often, this guy deserves to be respected.
He gets paid well,don't worry
You don't? Really? Do you also torture small animals?
Might want to talk to someone bro.
What respect ? …he hasn’t done anything worth appreciating….he is cut the tree which is not a good thing to appreciate him. Trees are our oxygen cylinders for future. The coming generations will curse this guy instead of appreciating this video.
What respect ? …he hasn’t done anything worth appreciating….he is cut the tree which is not a good thing to appreciate him. Trees are our oxygen cylinders for future. The coming generations will curse this guy instead of appreciating this video.
@@sagarkaushik7529 hope you don't support wind turbines..they chop down lots of trees to put wind farms everywhere...green revolution is causing destruction of the environment..but you knew that I'm sure 😉
My friend tried this job.... Only lasted a couple of months... Suffered some sort of impact to his ribcage that left him with SI Joint problems. Massive respect for anyone in this line of work.
Damn that’s fucked hope he’s doing better man
I know a local young lad that unfortunately died. He wasn’t cutting at the time, I believe his friend was, and tree basically landed on his head.
@@fadedwarrior1 Thanks. Yeah he contacted me recently, he's working as a security officer for the Courts/Justice system and is happy doing that and DJing on the weekends.
That looks like a fuck ton of fun. Chill in a tree and work with chainsaws all day
If you got the balls 🤔🫡🫡🫡
It's hard work
You have a very different understanding of the word 'chill' than i do
I used to work with my uncle who cuts tress and do landscape. This video brought me back a decade
Edit: Thank you. Many good safe and fun memories when I was 15/16 years old.
That little chainsaw is too smooth. Sounds extremely well maintained. Impressive af😅
It's a stihl, anything less isn't worth it. Stihl really is the only company worth a shit lol (within their realm). I once worked for a roofing company and they would have the crew go out to their massive property once in a while to give us an 'easy' day doing yard work for them. Well, they had an entire shed filled with nothing but stihl equipment. Even had the weedeater with the straps and handles 😂 that shit was a blast tbh, they run so well it doesn't even feel like work most of the time.
@@MrSirGiuseppe Stihl is a great company, I agree. My dream tools for my own home would be all Stihl, whether gas or battery.
It's tuned because when you're 70' up a tree the last thing you want to deal with is a saw that won't run
It's a Stihl. German made. The small ones cost over $750-$1200.
@@racasas431no they don't 😂. You can get a 25 0 for less than 400$
Главное страховочную верёвку не перепелить случайно.
Тоже подумал об этом
а перекуропатить или перегусить можно??
Она ниже на уровне ног, а та что выше - основная
It’s called a “Bucksqueeze Belt” 👍
It can’t get twisted or knotted up.
I agree
Anyone else’s legs tingling
I'm a retired firefighter, used to run into burning houses, work 100 feet in the air off the bucket of a ladder truck, and out in traffic and I would NEVER do this!!
He made the correct cuts so the trunk wouldn't splinters. If the cut doesn't make a clean break and hangs on the side, the whole tree can sway back and forth lunging him to his death... my respects!!!
Ya, the video showed this.
Not that hard to hold on to a tree my guy.
@@rubensaldana571hahaha you ever tried this. It’s actually quite easy to get sprung off. That harness is your life.
@@dennisfinan7977and he explained what he was doing to the i’ll advised
@@rubensaldana571I can tell you have never cut a tree in your life, especially a very tall skinny one 🤣💀
When he leaned back I about passed out just watching 😂
🤣🤣🤣 the same
No Cap I got woozy 😅
True! I was like am I the only one getting the willies watching this???
Me too.
He must be a pro did it properly 💯💯🔥
That chain saw sounds freaking mint!!! Like a well-kept dirt bike. Lol
Dad has owned and operated his logging business for longer than I’ve been around and I’m 25 years old. Old man still gets out there. Loggers really are a different kind of breed of man to be cherished. They are the most robust hardest people you’ll ever meet & it’s what has given me my sense of tenacity & capability. Bless the real men of this world
Imagine the legs on these guys after a few years of climbing. They probably don’t bulk up but would become like steel muscles
Totally agree. My old man was a bricklayer for 35 years. He's retired now but can still get out there in all weather's with the young guys and lay 600 face bricks a day at 76
They are FAR from the most robust people you'll ever meet, stop the BS talk
My last twelve years of climbing the only thing that kept me in the trees were pain pills. I fell 60 ft in 2009 I woke up on a Life Flight. Worst mistake I ever made was going back That's when the pain pills started. Then I was pushed out of the business by non speaking english people who worked for way less then what we were all making My old employer put 9 Americans out of work.I'd like to save a couple of bucks I'm so thankful he paid dearly in the end for that mistake
At that time
This guy's an arborist, but it's the exact same thing, but they work on properties rather than being in the open
This type of work always baffles me, even as a man who’s worked a very dangerous job for the past decade I wouldn’t dare do this job for a day. Thanks for doing the tough work in the sky boys, stay safe.
I have a buddy who is in this line of work. He's been in the hospital several times for job related injuries and I tell him to run while he still alive. This line of work is no joke.
I don't know man I have a friend who does this and makes really good money. If his company had an opening I would do it in a heart beat.
What work?
My dad used to top trees for a logging company in the 60s and 70s in Washington state around Mt Rainier. He has some crazy stories about people getting hurt and even killed. Him and my uncle used chainsaws that had 6' bars. He started logging when he was 13 yrs old. His first job there was running big cables up and down mountainsides that he had to wrap around downed trees so they could pull them up to get them loaded on trucks. He had to carry dynamite in his pocket because sometimes he had to blow a cavity out underneath a tree to be able to wrap the cables around them. My uncle told me that one day a young guy that just started had dynamite under a tree and didn't mark it and they set it off and it killed him. He said they had to find what they could of him and put the pieces in a bodybag and went back to work. They brought his remains back into town after working all day. I have heard a ton of crazy things about those olden days. My pops logged for 14 years then he joined the Army at 27 years old and did 21 years in there. He was the toughest guy I ever met but he would do anything to help people. I miss him everyday. My uncle logged for almost 40 years there and lived in Forks, WA. He's still here but he's in bad shape from doing that kind of work so long.
I'm curious as to what you do now man. Personally I wouldn't do the tree climbing either
Respect to the people doing the real jobs. People often take the men and women for granted who aren't first responders.
Я на прошлой неделе так же верхушку дерева подрезал, только я простой ножовкой это делал. Да ощущения неприятные, особенно ,когда я половину пропилил и ветер начался , сам я был без страховки на конце лестницы стоял. Такие работы так и делаются , боишься ,но делаешь.
When I was younger my dad had a tree business. I always thought he was such a badass when he would do this. He offered to teach me and let me do it and we would split the jobs 50/50. I really regret not doing it, not for the money, but the experience and having the roles reversed of him seeing me up there. Respect to any man doing this.
And woman.
@@Hazel66781 LOL
@@Hazel66781🙄
@@Hazel66781you just had to add that didnt you😂😂😂
@@Hazel66781yes shout out to the 2% of women doing these jobs
I get a tingling in my extremities just watching this.
Same here😮
Me too. It's so vertiginous.
Because we are afraid of heights and fell to our deaths in a past life.
I'm not afraid of heights and it makes me fuzzy. 😂
Humans were born to be naturally afraid of heights and loud noises.
These trees are so tall and thin. Impressed about the way they don't fall out.
Just like that. Did it everyday for 24 years working to clear trees for electrical high power lines and side jobs. Loved it!
E a tranquilidade q ele executa o trabalho é incrível.
Whoever parked their cars that close had the real courage.
I think he planned to drop it straight into the shredder.
@@notoriousd.i.g2589 lmao.👌🏽
Was the car of the man in the tree
He new what he was doing 🤙
@@LuchoOM_8probably
That person deserves every pound they charge…. respect
-they charge- he charges
Ridiculously sharp chain on that saw! Beautiful kit! As a more or less hobbyist it’s always dope to watch these guys!
The 2 stroke engine makes the most beautiful sound in the world
Very definitively realizing you couldn’t pay me enough to ever do this. Respect for your bravery
I'm amazed a tree that thin can grow that high lol, and I'm also sorry for the tree.. It seemed that specific tree deserved a bit more time living. It's not like it's going to give a lot of wood with a body that thin.. :(
I like your pfp
@@madangel71 Trees can be damaging to pipe systems etc requiring them to be removed.
@@Killer1986Chris Ohh ok. Ty for feedback :)
I can't stop hearing that sound when the tree hits the ground. 😵💫😵
It's not a job, just anyone can do.
Mad respect.
Wait till you hear what a person hitting the ground from that height sounds like....
Spoiler... It sounds like a duffle bag full of metal tools hitting the ground
@RobQuinney That's kind of the point I was trying to make.. lol
I didn't want to get too graphic about it!
The sound as that tree fell made me have a headache. Some Humans are so brave.🎉
Não é pra qualquer um esse tipo de trabalho ,Deus proteja nessa atividade muito arriscada.
Я бы давно уже сам себе веревку спилил😅
😂😂😂😂😂
Я тоже😂
Я тоже сидел смотрел в напряжении с такой мыслью ))
😂😂😂
😂😂😂🎉
Как профессионально он работает с пилой. Как с винтовкой ))
We got man's POV before gta 6
Men like these ain't normal they got way bigger balls than your average men these are top tier bravery respect to yall fr fr
That last gentle cut as it started to fall was the most crucial cut to be slingshot to the moon. Excellent work!
I wonder how many woman do this work? (I assume zero) this is an example why men earn more than woman
@@davidrn2473Sorry but how the hell does the OPs comment have anything to do with what you posted lol
@@davidrn2473your fragility is showing.
Female climbers are on par with female golfers. They stick to the short 9 and only tee off from a closer, easier spot
I've seen the catapult first hand. Not pretty. Guy rode that shit like a champ. But dear Lord. Terrifying to see.
My dad is an arborist to! One time he almost cut his arm off with a chainsaw in the tree, he still has the scar and it was a couple yrs ago! He also got hit with a 800 pound log and it made a major bruise happen from hid waitst to his shoulder front and back, he was a meat pancake for a couple seconds and he broke 14 ribs because of the 800 pound log! He has done a lot of other things but im to lazy to type them. My dad is really cool and i love him a lot! I like that he tells everyone (kind of) about my broken elbow because i jumped off a rock climbing wall and tried to keep climbing! My dad and mom are really cool
You know, i cant feel my legs now
You are mighty close to that rope and it’s giving me anxiety, just watching it
gallie that was
I'm pretty sure he's done this a few times before
@@BlankSpace-by3ndit only takes once to do it wrong
Same here, that's all I could focus on. 😳
They could not pay me anything to do this job.
One time when I was a kid, there was a storm, and it was windy, there was a tree guy like this up in a tree cutting limbs to protect a house, we kept yelling for him to get down, but he just calmly doing his job. Craziest thing ever saw.
Ну конечно... Ha-ha-ha! Стал бы он работать в сильный ветер.
Ya crazy ass!! I got some tree guys, for pals!! You guys are a diff breed!! Especially you climbers!! Kudos and God Bless as well as keep you all safe!! My hats off to you all!!!!! I'm a carpenter, I respect heights!! I'm not scared but you should almost be afraid. Otherwise you get to cocky or complacent, and bad things happen when you don't respect gravity!!!
Wow,, a million times respect ✊🏾, not many would dare do this type of work,, prayers up for you guys
Пока смотрел на его работу,сжимались яйца, а когда ствол дерева упал, вообще сжались до боли от страха))) Респект
Кайфанул от боли - мазохист?)
😂😂😂😂
Положить грамотно надо было. Все получилось
@@engineerjr7173 lame
@@Frost7691 lame
The tree climber I worked for told me about the tree climber he learned from. Was spurred up a tree a little over 20 feet off the ground and doing a task just like in this video. What he didn't realize was that his rope had got hung up on a bump on the opposite side of the stem, so when he was cutting through the wood he also cut through his rope. Fell back and straight down landing square on his back. Ended up making a full recovery.
He was blessed by GOD
@@urielflames3799If he was paralysed or died, does that mean he would have been cursed by God?
Landing square on his back is probably what helped him live.
@@garethmcrae668
Whatever makes you feel like your mistakes aren't yours
Those ropes should have a sheath that prevents a saw from cutting it. Like the saw pants. I have one for my positioning belt.
Incredible really. All the little things that can vary the success. Real skill.
Nothing like threading the needle, chain saw style. Well done
Worked for a cable contractor. I was given one hour of training to climb poles before being sent off *on my own.* The "instructor" had insane scars in his neck...
A friend of mine, got a job working on antenna towers (bug money). He quit his 1st day, and him and I climed cliffs regularly which are taller than most towers.
Basically, working with rednecks is how people get killed on the job....I know, I'm a licensed electrical contractor.
Lol, I do climb around in commercial ceiling rafters, to speed up the work.
Главное верёвку не порезать...😮
И самому как эта ветка не улететь😂
Cj João Carlos
Effectivement ça serait dommage ! Faudrait qu'il remonte après 😆
Kannst du mal richtige Buchstaben nutzen? Und nicht diese Steinzeit Hieroglyphen? @@Top-Gear.777
В пять раз камера увеличила все 😂
Bro! Cutting wayyyy too close to the rope my guy!!!!! Wow I’m surprised he’s still alive.
So crazy.. this is the first time or (only) time I’ve seen someone cutting so close to their safety rope!! One slip and you’re cutting through that thing!
My dad used to top trees for a logging company in the 60s and 70s in Washington state around Mt Rainier. He has some crazy stories about people getting hurt and even killed. Him and my uncle used chainsaws that had 6' bars. He started logging when he was 13 yrs old. His first job there was running big cables up and down mountainsides that he had to wrap around downed trees so they could pull them up to get them loaded on trucks. He had to carry dynamite in his pocket because sometimes he had to blow a cavity out underneath a tree to be able to wrap the cables around them. My uncle told me that one day a young guy that just started had dynamite under a tree and didn't mark it and they set it off and it killed him. He said they had to find what they could of him and put the pieces in a bodybag and went back to work. They brought his remains back into town after working all day. I have heard a ton of crazy things about those olden days. My pops logged for 14 years then he joined the Army at 27 years old and did 21 years in there. He was the toughest guy I ever met but he would do anything to help people. I miss him everyday. My uncle logged for almost 40 years there and lived in Forks, WA. He's still here but he's in bad shape from doing that kind of work so long.
Respect for your Dad.
Random but cool story.
The lack of labor regulations from back then always blows my mind.. I can’t imagine having a coworker die in an explosion and continue working the rest of the day. Insane that any teenager/inexperienced worker would even be allowed to handle dynamite, what a tragic oversight.
😲 started logging at 13!
Single mum here and I took my 12 yr old son on a gardening job with me for the first time today. All he had to do was some weeding and painting of a brick wall- 🤦♀️ He moaned all day and doubled my workload as I had to redo his work 😤 😂
Paragraphs exist and reading walls of text is brain damage.
Meanwhile Me: should i cut under or over the rope.. i never remember...
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Haha right?
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Cut THROUGH it. Damnit, man!
Best comment! 😂
Por un momento pensé que cortaría sin querer la cuerda que lo sostenía 🥶
I am holding on for my dear life by just watching this 😮
I’m a feminist and I want to fight for equality in tree cutting from obscenely high elevations. We need more women doing these jobs!!!!
😂😂 right!
i agree 100%
Me personally I value my house being intact.
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DON'T FEED THE TROLLS
2 lanyards, hardhat, excellent notch and topping skills. Its good to see professional tree workers.good job brother, stay safe.
I want to see a modern, feminist, empowered woman do this. If she can do everything she can do this for sure.
Nothing like a STHL! From one climber to another...good shot.
99% of those jobs are done by men, but women don’t seem to mind that because it’s a hard and dangerous job.
Truth.
Actually it's 99.9%.
I know plenty of women climbers mate , some of the best in the world are women.
@@goldenaxetreeservices7682 plenty? LOL! In the USA they are less than 3% I also doubt they are the best in the world.
My brother did this and ended up running the whole crew after the company owner fell and is now in a wheelchair for life, paralyzed from the waist down. The owner was still out with the crew on site fairly often in his chair screaming and cussing at everybody. What is really crazy is that the doctor told him he is one lucky SOB for even surviving the fall after 3 weeks in a coma!!!
God thank you for that story lol 😅
More like unlucky. What a horrible life.
That wouldn't be Larry Zacherieson from ballard Washington ? Tree company called "American Tree" would it ? It's been over 20 years but his climber didn't show up one day and he decided to climb himself, he ended up making a major fubar and ripped his leg right out of its socket! He's paralyzed for life from the waist down 😢. Just wondering if it was the same guy. Thx
@@endliberalism4305 yea it's the same guy, only smaller.
Sounds like he didn’t use the equipment properly. If you use the clip on the safety harness, you can’t fall.
Bravery no doubt but the accuracy of the cut and fall of the timber.
You are the Trees Daddy.....😮😎
To those with vertigo and/or acrophobia who can sit through this, I salute you!
It made me dizzy just looking at it, I wouldn't dare go up there even as a joke.
This man got a special set of balls from his dad. Respect dude
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I worked a couple of jobs doing tree service and the tree guy/cutter who actually goes up and administers the whole thing is a bad ass. This isn’t for people with weak hearts or minds.
Same here, those dudes had a ridiculous amount of strength and endurance.
He throttles that chainsaw like I do my dirtbike.
Takes some time to love the 2 stroke sound, but then there's no way back ❤
I wouldn't do this even for a million dollars. Life is too precious.
Belo trabalho, que coragem eim
I was a logger for two years and it don’t pay enough for that sir
It does if you know what you are doing. If you are not scared of heights it's nothing. Things can go wrong on the ground to.
You know, everyone recognize "enough" a little bit different😊.
@@RagnarCzerwony he’s probably just a wimp who prefers the view from behind a desk. Probably made 26-30 dollars and hour and he wasn’t even the a guy who was climbing trees. As long as you are good at follow directions and In good physical shape it’s not that bad. It is a dangerous job though especially if your working with people who don’t take it serious and not properly trained.
@@TennoHakilife's loggers don't climb trees like this 😂 this guy is a arborist.a tree surgeon
When the work is dangerous, it is always a man who decides. My respect to this guy
Yeah we're dumb and like adrenaline it's not that deep lol
@@snarklar you got a good point lol
É muita coragem, tem o meu respeito 👏👏👏
The back of my mouth is watering from looking down the last few seconds 🫣
Respect. The vast majority of people in this world can not do that job.
Most people absolutely can do this job, they will just choose not to.
It's actually a lot easier than it looks. Scary and dangerous AF, but pretty easy.
@@iwontliveinfear I don’t think I would call this job easy.
@@xMRxHARDCOREx I did it for 3 years, then I got a really bad infection (not job related) and after recovering I discovered I had developed an irrational fear of heights.
But seriously, getting up into the tree is the hardest part, but the belt and the boot spikes make that pretty easy too.
I still drop trees, just no longer from the top down.
@@iwontliveinfear I think your username suits you well with you doing this job for 3 years.
@@iwontliveinfearit’s not easy. lol the climb is exhausting. It’s hard on ur body. Also cutting is a skill. It’s not easy. You need to understand how it will fall based on the size direction wind and cut.
You have to be one strong coordinated MF with absolutely no fear. Props to this guy
My acrophobia just kicked in...
This man has more respect from me bc I am autistic and deathly afraid of heights! I would have a panic attack climbing that high!
You can tell by his tender touch with that blade that man has skills.. . always touch every piece that goes down
Have to have finesse to be brutal sometimes. :)
I GOT BUTTERFLIES IN MY STOMACH JUST WATCHING!!😂
Just watching this is making me feel legendary levels of fear. You have my respect.
that takes big balls, omg
You sir have my respect 🫡. My dad used to do this when I was growing up, till he in his own words, “Got into a fight with a chainsaw.” In reality the chainsaw cut open his arm but luckily it stopped before the bone. Was gnarly and I remember freaking out thinking my dad was gonna die cuz I saw that he was unconscious while the doctors were working on him. He’s fine now and to this day always refers to the incident as fighting a chainsaw
😮😮😮damn that a scary story
Chainsaws are extremely dangerous you think they're fine until they 'kick' and then have a mind of their own
This guy is a True Professional. Total Respect.