Operating My FIRST Knuckle Boom Crane! | Last Day In Florida with Randy!
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- čas přidán 20. 04. 2023
- On our last day in Florida, my friend Randy and I had the opportunity to work with Tree Jaws once again to remove several large trees from a property. We used the grapple saw crane once again and it was a blast. The owner of the company let me operate the crane and remove one of the branches on my own which was a really cool experience. We were able to safely and efficiently remove all the trees without any issues. It was bittersweet saying goodbye to everyone, but we were grateful for the opportunity to work with such a great company.
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Jacob literally went from knowing what a knuckle boom tree application from reonrounds to having the ability to control one!
Awesome job and it looked like you have a lot of fun in the long run
Waiting on the sennebogen content. I did 11 jobs this week, mix of residential, commercial, town work, and land clearing. Nothing can compare in versatility. Won’t replace a crane or a feller buncher but incredible what it can do
Mitch is a master at what he does! I like watching him work!
Im glad to see that u didnt just work while u were here in Florida but u also had some fun. Hope u had a good time while u guys were here. Florida definetly has alot of some weird trees and plants.
Ficus tree probably began sitting on a branch of the host tree; those are its aerial roots, not the trunk. The original host may have rotted away already.
Great video Jacob! I am glad you had fun in Floridia!
God bless your wife, she gotta be jelly at home! Love you guys
I took the wife and kids to Florida with me :)
That's what you call living the dream right there
Loved this series! You should do more Travels with Randy.
Crane/ knuckle boom--is easy when you got plenty practice!, ive been an operator for 12 yrs and every job is different!! Good work there!🤘💪💪👍
Hey man fellow op here! I upload time to time if you enjoy operator POV! Have a good day bud
Hey man fellow op here! I upload time to time if you enjoy operator POV! Have a good day bud
Shows how having the right tool makes a huge difference.
Looks like you guys are having fun, just watch out for Ficus sap, it is caustic (burns). Good rule of thumb for trees and plants, if it has white sap, treat with caution. Climb safe fellas :D
Deff inspired me to get south n see what the hypes all about, I landed in Venice and I'll probably never leave. These trees are out of this world, Good looking out always ahead of the curve brother!
Fun video....good times.
So long sun shine, great show fellas
I do like shiny equipment 😎 really cool to see how much different types of machinery you can use for a job! Keep it up, buddy!
I bet Randy wanted to stay. Thanks for another great video.
Last day in Flordia should be a blast for the two of you!
Cool stuff
Mitch is such a nice guy! ❤
I do tree work in northeast FL 5+ yrs and haven't came across a (ficus?) I NEED TO TRAVEL SOUTH!! those are neat looking trees!
Incredible machinery.
Knuckle booms look cool as hell to operate and are fast. The downside to them are you have to in the appropriate regions to be able to bill for that equipment. Here in northeast Wisconsin people would not pay that amount for a tree removal.
Very good.
Awesome.
Freakin awesome man!
Jacob, you need to buy a Knuckle Boom Crane for you and Randy to start your own business!
Guessing tight pants are a direct replacement for hardhats?
Hell yea thats a sweet machine ❤
I vote you keep bringing 8 pack with you on these adventures 🫡
Nice 😊 🤠🥳🤙👌👌👍👍🪓🌲🏋️♂️💯💯
Left to right on the control is from the turret ( roundtable ) out on almost every knuckle boom I’ve ever seen/operated. Not sure if that is an industry standard or not but once you have used one you can get used to other ones pretty quick!
24:16 Ahh I thought the Allison Tree name was familiar, I have a picture of the truck parked like they owned the parking lot at a Dick’s sporting goods in Ft Lauderdale 🤣
Fish!!!!! On !!!!!🤠🤙🤙🤙💯💯💯👍
that out of the ground potato looked liked a yam
Mate got one not long ago. Worked with it one day only. But good. Thanx
Not me trying to move my head trying see under the grapple on the first tree 😂😂😂😂
Our Koalas definitely aren’t nimble 🇦🇺How many peacocks 🦚 died to make those shirts 😂
All-knuckleyt!
You can't have a fishing outtro without a fishing report!
jacob you are having too much fun
This may be nice in urban settings . It never replaces the climber, pruner and faller. I hope!
Walking around on a roof while looking up is a disaster waiting to happen
Not relevant to the video, or your channel but what is going on with John's custom saws? Just wondered if there was something wrong.
Nice work boys, play safe,Koala Bob
Crockett and Tubbs (Jake and Randy) tree removal and palm pruning services.
Godfreys tree service in nw ga wants you to come out and work for a week or two
I take it that fireplaces, and patio firepits aren't a thing there, because that's some excellent firewood getting pulverized into plant fodder.
A year from now if the oak would have been split and stacked in a woodshed to season, that'd bring some serious money I guess everywhere but southern Florida, are Florida in general.
Most of your oaks go for top dollar if split and seasoned.
Shame to see it just going to waste like that, even if it is turned into mulch, it's still a waste in my lowly opinion.
A millon dollars with of trucks. 😅 wish we all had that! Haha
i find full comp chain is alot smoother in hardwoods but i havnt really exsperimented with skip much but anytime i did it seemed be pretty rough in hardwoods
Man good thing that saw didn't start when passing it to randy off the roof like a seen everyone else doing lol
too bad I didn't get to meet you.😔
Can’t believe Randy didn’t grab the controls when you were hoisted into the tree. 😅
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Looks like a bunch of veins interwoven together
It's the same kind of ficus tree people buy for house plants...
What country is the grapple truck operator from? Sweet video
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Seems like the saw might not be calibrated correctly, since it does not seem to cut completely through the limbs?
Any recommendations where to get double beveled flat files online? I can’t find them on sappy supply’s
Where is randys shirt from?? Tried hunting google but no luck
If you didnt go pro it, film it, phone camera from different angles it by different people. Did it even happen! lol I'm joking but wow theres alot of filming on one job site.
You say randy is a "freind" but im fully convinced hes your brother 😅
Why not TreeRex?
What kind of pants do you wear
This is where a little botanical knowledge should be mixed with arbouristic tendencies! The sap of Ficus pertusa ( Strangler fig) won't do your eyes much good and I wouldn't be too keen on breathing in the spray off the chainsaw.
On the business side of things - looking at the brand new kit on every job and the amount of bodies standing around - tree work in the U.S.A. must pay much better than here in the U.K. and you probably aren't pestered by thieves stealing stuff from your trucks while you're up a tree.
I can’t find the vid of it but what’s your American color scheme saw?
Pretty sure its a 261
chainsaw chainsaw wouldn't have thrown a chain
I would like to start to climb could you please tell me everything I will need to start to climb please?
First, get a good life insurance policy
I womder how that Fikus burns? I suspect that sap burns fast.
The saw motor in the claw seems a very powerful electric.
Does it do the hydralics too?
That's more than likely a hydraulic saw
Ficus is not good firewood, neither is it suitable construction. They are just highly evolved species of trees able to germinate way up in the tops of other trees, and send roots down to the ground slowly. Upon the roots reaching the ground the ficus begins to grow, eventually encompassing and "strangling" the host tree.
Ficus are absolutely majestic trees, around 850 different varieties and some reach phenomenal sizes. Most readily self graft and others produce massive curtains of aerial roots. Check out the Curtain Fig or any of the other giants. :)
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You were to supposed to have a bunch of those thong wearing boat ‘furniture’ rental girls for the ocean blast…..all the speedboat owners rent them for show.
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Nice again Jacob. Tell Mitch that I said that his phone recording lady needs to stop standing so close to the equipment when it's operating.