Personally I would have moved the house a little and kept the big oak trees. I like oak trees because I enjoy feeding and watching squirrels. Different people like different things though.
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When you mentioned the clay in the tree roots, I expected you to say, "You could build a pond with that"!🤣I'm with you, I liked those oaks and you did work so hard to preserve them the earlier times you worked that spot. Oh well, each to their own. Nice job, nice to see you again, Zach. Thanks for sharing, Chris.
Great job 👍🏻 when I heard the turkeys I thought you were speeding up the video and I love how Zack said timber love how you said roll roll roll with it
A new Idea! And You must big Oak to root out of the Bealy Farm. The best is the Mulching with the great Mulcher what complete Trees make to little Piece. A very good work. 👌👌
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great work taking the trees down and Zach's chipper took care of them.. nice mulch for the farm, those stumps will be a nice big fire one day, thanks for sharing Chris..
Great job, done nice and clean. I agree that chiper is too small for your clearing jobs. That why I like my 98' Bandit 3680 beast grinder. Looking forward to what you have next Chris.
Yeah Chris, you don't need a chipper. You need a track mounted grinder with a grapple to to load it. Stumps, logs or branches, ground up, ready to spread on a bank or pile for processing later.The hours you spend burning on rainy days, could be replaced with fishing, feeding the herd, or spending time with family. Just my two cents but, I'm a working fool who hates change too. YOU ROCK young man!!
I used to think that too, but those chippers are 3/4 of a million 💲and use a ton of fuel to run. Burning is much cheaper, and the customer pays anyway!
Chris, that is the safest way I ever seen a chipper loaded, you were like a surgeon with that giant bucket feeding that thing. I heard a story about a husband and wife team who bought a truck and chipper and started there own bussiness cutting trees and removing them for people, everything was going great until one day, her husband got caught up in the branches some how and by the time she could get to the E stop her husband was 3/4 of the way into the machine. I would not run one of these without a machine to feed it, no way no how, you made it look easy.
You make the thumb look so cool putting branches into chipper look so easy and you're new trailer takes the stumps easy Geoff pond look nice and full..this house what a lovely venue cheers Chris late Thursday evening here in the South East Coast of England
He needs to use a warm season turf grass. Bermuda or Zoysia. Both love any type of soil and even rocks to hold more heat in the soil. He needs to test the soil to fix whatever his soil needs. North carolina is known for having issues with soil due to pine trees and lacking certain nutrients.
Man, His Chipper is a Beast !! Nice quick job, I know ya hated taking those Oaks down, they are nice trees !! Oh , He got that last " Timber" for ya too Chris... lololol.... Great as always Man !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
In Europe they do not burn trees on clearing sites, and the logs and branches are chipped. They took down several trees 4ft in diameter, with a big commercial chipper, and do it fast. The wood chips are used to burn in power plants, and carbon capture is employed from the gases of combustion.
You must remember that the US is around 10 years behind in regulations compared to Europe. Even tho the US has signed treaties to stop slash and burn it takes a couple decades before they actually do what they signed up for
@@HootMaRoot in some states, New Hampshire, you can’t burn brush either. On Lumnah acres when the loggers cleared the land, all brush and stumps was chipped and hauled off to the New Hampshire power plant to be burned and carbon captured. They cleared over 100 acres of land. The example Chris uses to show it is not feasible to chip the brush is disingenuous, because they are using a tree service chipper designed for small jobs of 3 or 4 trees. The commercial chipper the loggers used was transported by a semi tractor, and would chip,a whole rotting tree in 30 seconds. Even my cousin who lives in Canaan NH, on her small farm they can’t burn brush, they call the city, and they send out the chipper and chip it and haul it off to the school, that has a wood chip combustion boiler that captures the carbon, that is used to heat the school for a fraction of the cost o Gas or Heating oil. Al Lumnah during the logging process showed how fast the chipper was the loggers had on his channel, and they hauled out as many loads of chips as they did logs. Nothing went to waste and all portions of the tree was used and revenue was generated, is what Al stated.
When you say that a tree that has a fork in it is big the biggest size I have seen was a witch elm and it was 25 feet in diameter and was devided into 14 branches each one the size of a tree they were 2feet across and it took 7men 2 days to take it down because it was dying
Man you took some of the best fish structure in the world and hauled it off!! Should’ve took the 220 and chunked them stumps in the pond!! Awesome video as always!!
Crazy question. But could you have put those tree stumps in the pond for fish habitat? Would it be too hard do and would there be some issues with that? Love your videos.
Thats a relatively small chipper if you are talking about site clearance. If it does not have an infeed conveyor and its own crane for feeding it its too small. Bar breaking a few branches or saw prepping them a big chipper would take those trees whole.
Not the oak trees, know how much you love them. Suppose they exist in another form now as the Wood chipper soon made short work of the left overs to be used in another way. Stumps were huge.
Also, even though Bealy is not paying…he is still paying even though it doesn’t seem like it. He’s over there getting his list of things you will be doing before you leave. That’s what a good operator does - you make yourself invaluable. In a way, it is kind of similar to humility. If you say you have humility, “you ain’t humble”.
even with an army of those chippers, tri axle dump trucks on a bulk clearing job you'd be there forever. still have to get rid of the chips. pure log chips you can give away easily. chips mixed with leafs , nobody really wants unless they are bulk producing mulch or composting. having the 210 there to feed chipper sped things up. that chipper was hungry, devoured those branches,logs
Chips good for bedding an some day will be good soil in about 2 or 3 yrs Throw fresh cow exhaust an kitchen waste make great compost After chickens get hold of it lolol
every architect must have a graph paper lot to build the cookie-cutter variants they sell. Sad. I like the chaos factor (like where a majestic tree stands) that customizes the job - it adds a human quality to the work.
I had seen the Bealy Good version of this scene already. Ergo, I was awaiting the arrival of Mr Bealy Good himself, so that the festivities could begin…
Anddddddd, the shenanigans were left on the other page. All good.. you two are YT gold, with respect to the comic relief, so needed in these days & times…
Personally I would have moved the house a little and kept the big oak trees. I like oak trees because I enjoy feeding and watching squirrels. Different people like different things though.
Never guys when it comes to the little woman us guys always do
That because we just as soon not hear it rite guys
I guess they aren't "sacred" to this owner 🤣🤣. I love oaks too. Maples are my favorite!
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Their issue might be the required set back from the pond etc. That’s just a guess but it’s created problems before for new homes near lakes and ponds.
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When you mentioned the clay in the tree roots, I expected you to say, "You could build a pond with that"!🤣I'm with you, I liked those oaks and you did work so hard to preserve them the earlier times you worked that spot. Oh well, each to their own. Nice job, nice to see you again, Zach. Thanks for sharing, Chris.
That CHIPPER 🌳is a BEAST🤗
Looks nice but I think I would have saved the trees and moved the house myself. Great job cleaning up everything Chris.
That chipper is a real beast, especially with its small compact size. 😳
Great job 👍🏻 when I heard the turkeys I thought you were speeding up the video and I love how Zack said timber love how you said roll roll roll with it
Good work, and 4 way Francine handled the stumps well.
Great video Chris and nice to watch the chipper in action .
I feel sorry for Chris he sounded so down explaining what the plans were. He really did work to keep them trees.
A new Idea! And You must big Oak to root out of the Bealy Farm. The best is the Mulching with the great Mulcher what complete Trees make to little Piece. A very good work. 👌👌
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Hate to see you have to take these oaks down but like the idea of you using them!! Cool video!!
Honestly, I'm impressed with how good that woodchipper handled the white oak! Very impressive!
Well that was a fast cut down and clean up of trees .
Another one bites the dust! Have a good one Brother,God Bless!!!❤😊
Great visual on the grass!
great work taking the trees down and Zach's chipper took care of them.. nice mulch for the farm, those stumps will be a nice big fire one day, thanks for sharing Chris..
You do such awesome work. Always enjoyable, the concrete piles videos were tedious, but it pays the bills, and you make it interesting to watch! 👍👊🙏🏻
Great job, done nice and clean. I agree that chiper is too small for your clearing jobs. That why I like my 98' Bandit 3680 beast grinder. Looking forward to what you have next Chris.
Thank you and have a great and awesome day.
Yeah Chris, you don't need a chipper. You need a track mounted grinder with a grapple to to load it. Stumps, logs or branches, ground up, ready to spread on a bank or pile for processing later.The hours you spend burning on rainy days, could be replaced with fishing, feeding the herd, or spending time with family. Just my two cents but, I'm a working fool who hates change too. YOU ROCK young man!!
I used to think that too, but those chippers are 3/4 of a million 💲and use a ton of fuel to run. Burning is much cheaper, and the customer pays anyway!
That bobcat-mounted mulcher he’s got is pretty close to that.
Great stuff. Boy, that chipper is no joke.
Awesome guys ❤
May you always be healthy
That's a serious chipper!
😀 love the 🦃!! 👍
Good to see Zack and his chipper on this little project bro, an awesome view of the pond that house will have there. Safe travels. Ken.
The turkeys in the background are happy
I was worried how you guys were ever going to get anything done, and finally saw the boss directing there around 22:00. Phew, crisis averted! 🤣
That chipper has a big set. I am impressed with it.
Chris, that is the safest way I ever seen a chipper loaded, you were like a surgeon with that giant bucket feeding that thing. I heard a story about a husband and wife team who bought a truck and chipper and started there own bussiness cutting trees and removing them for people, everything was going great until one day, her husband got caught up in the branches some how and by the time she could get to the E stop her husband was 3/4 of the way into the machine. I would not run one of these without a machine to feed it, no way no how, you made it look easy.
You make the thumb look so cool putting branches into chipper look so easy and you're new trailer takes the stumps easy Geoff pond look nice and full..this house what a lovely venue cheers Chris late Thursday evening here in the South East Coast of England
That chipper is a serious machine.
That was pretty fun to watch the chipper working 👍🏻
Different kind of clean up, nice video. Thanks.
I love Oak trees too, they make great furniture and long burning firewood.
That chipper is a monster
Looked great. Now that’s a chipper😊😊😊
Now that was definitely something different to watch thanks Chris
Wow.
good lake lot video
Thank you 👍
OH, I NEED that chipper!!! The fun to be had lol.
It is amazing how much time and manuel labor that they save on the human body,..I love it,..
Nice job and i really like that chipper!
Hay field looks awesome
Darn, that was some nice firewood sized logs going through that chipper. Smaller wood burns well, too, and is easier to split than logs.
Nice video Chris.
those stumps would be good for Bealys new pond
You do feed the chipper nicely
That chipper was awesome
He needs to use a warm season turf grass. Bermuda or Zoysia. Both love any type of soil and even rocks to hold more heat in the soil. He needs to test the soil to fix whatever his soil needs. North carolina is known for having issues with soil due to pine trees and lacking certain nutrients.
Man, His Chipper is a Beast !! Nice quick job, I know ya hated taking those Oaks down, they are nice trees !! Oh , He got that last " Timber" for ya too Chris... lololol.... Great as always Man !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
that is a little chipper you should see what a big one will do.............
Enjoyed the video
I like the chipping
Nice lot now
Quite the amazing chipper. Eats live oak like it was nothing. Wow....
Bealy Good reminds me of Fenella the witch from Chorlton and the wheelies, he's always popping up everywhere! 😂
nice work
HI CHRIS FROM GLASCO KS I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
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Good afternoon sir. How is the Duck Mafia today. :)
Wow
@@dennis2376 a pima as always 🤣
Cotop3 looks like a job you would do
I wished you were with us last time we chipped a bunch of trees, we hand fed our chipper, lol, you’re handy as a pocket on a shirt.
Yes that is nice house Peace out
In Europe they do not burn trees on clearing sites, and the logs and branches are chipped. They took down several trees 4ft in diameter, with a big commercial chipper, and do it fast.
The wood chips are used to burn in power plants, and carbon capture is employed from the gases of combustion.
You must remember that the US is around 10 years behind in regulations compared to Europe. Even tho the US has signed treaties to stop slash and burn it takes a couple decades before they actually do what they signed up for
@@HootMaRoot in some states, New Hampshire, you can’t burn brush either. On Lumnah acres when the loggers cleared the land, all brush and stumps was chipped and hauled off to the New Hampshire power plant to be burned and carbon captured. They cleared over 100 acres of land.
The example Chris uses to show it is not feasible to chip the brush is disingenuous, because they are using a tree service chipper designed for small jobs of 3 or 4 trees. The commercial chipper the loggers used was transported by a semi tractor, and would chip,a whole rotting tree in 30 seconds.
Even my cousin who lives in Canaan NH, on her small farm they can’t burn brush, they call the city, and they send out the chipper and chip it and haul it off to the school, that has a wood chip combustion boiler that captures the carbon, that is used to heat the school for a fraction of the cost o Gas or Heating oil.
Al Lumnah during the logging process showed how fast the chipper was the loggers had on his channel, and they hauled out as many loads of chips as they did logs. Nothing went to waste and all portions of the tree was used and revenue was generated, is what Al stated.
lookin" good, Chris.
Zack Knows the deal , Timberr
In many countries that Biomass would go directly to a power plant generating power for local houses and businesses.
When you say that a tree that has a fork in it is big the biggest size I have seen was a witch elm and it was 25 feet in diameter and was devided into 14 branches each one the size of a tree they were 2feet across and it took 7men 2 days to take it down because it was dying
Looked like a lot of firewood got fed through the chipper.
Love Hearing The Turkeys 😂
Thanksgiving dinner talking in the background😎😎
A good day's work
Man you took some of the best fish structure in the world and hauled it off!! Should’ve took the 220 and chunked them stumps in the pond!! Awesome video as always!!
Theres already huge fish structure built into the pond. Go back and watch the videos of the pond being built.
@@cathiwim I’ve watched every single video, been watching Chris and Jeff for years!! Trust me there’s never enough structure !!
That would have made a good pile of firewood!
Definitely, an awful waste
Crazy question. But could you have put those tree stumps in the pond for fish habitat? Would it be too hard do and would there be some issues with that? Love your videos.
Thanks
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OMGosh! That really WAS a truckload of chips!!
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Nice place for a house
Thats a relatively small chipper if you are talking about site clearance. If it does not have an infeed conveyor and its own crane for feeding it its too small. Bar breaking a few branches or saw prepping them a big chipper would take those trees whole.
Not the oak trees, know how much you love them. Suppose they exist in another form now as the Wood chipper soon made short work of the left overs to be used in another way. Stumps were huge.
Very nice trees, but I definitely wouldn't want that big of tree looming over my house.
Bealygood and letsdig18 save the day at the bealy farm
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Nice Excavator Bos
Oh man, I do SO want those fresh green wood chips!!!
For what
@@martymartin2894 as mulch or a back to eden style garden and fruit tree area
I find it hard to believe that there is not one single fireplace in the Carolina's to burn that firewood in, SMDH!!! 🤣🤣
Also, even though Bealy is not paying…he is still paying even though it doesn’t seem like it. He’s over there getting his list of things you will be doing before you leave. That’s what a good operator does - you make yourself invaluable. In a way, it is kind of similar to humility. If you say you have humility, “you ain’t humble”.
even with an army of those chippers, tri axle dump trucks on a bulk clearing job you'd be there forever. still have to get rid of the chips. pure log chips you can give away easily. chips mixed with leafs , nobody really wants unless they are bulk producing mulch or composting. having the 210 there to feed chipper sped things up. that chipper was hungry, devoured those branches,logs
So use to the stumper! That bucket thing is kinda foreign.
Chips good for bedding an some day will be good soil in about 2 or 3 yrs
Throw fresh cow exhaust an kitchen waste make great compost
After chickens get hold of it lolol
You should go into the mulch business - LOL!
This part of the countryside is getting to be quite a built-up area :-)
You aint kidding! So many people coming from out west and up north, fleeing sanctuary cities and high taxes.
every architect must have a graph paper lot to build the cookie-cutter variants they sell. Sad. I like the chaos factor (like where a majestic tree stands) that customizes the job - it adds a human quality to the work.
Still more fun than concrete crushing.
Did you have to add more dirt to the areas where you removed the trees from? So there wouldn't be low spots after the dirt settled. Just wondering .
LetsChip18!
I miss Timmy!
I had seen the Bealy Good version of this scene already. Ergo, I was awaiting the arrival of Mr Bealy Good himself, so that the festivities could begin…
Anddddddd, the shenanigans were left on the other page. All good.. you two are YT gold, with respect to the comic relief, so needed in these days & times…
Runnin' a little late, eh? Geoff showed us his version of this last week!