I have a new appreciation of the skill It takes to do this work. I’m here because I watched a video of a novice getting bucked out of a tree and wanted to see what he did wrong. I would NEVER try something like this myself. That’s why we always hire certified pros to cut/prune our trees. THANKS.

The fact you yell “HEADACHE!” As you drop toppings is hilarious

@mascyapalmentiero5066

3 жыл бұрын

Avg ttbhoo

@shellieyapp3750

3 жыл бұрын

7

@lavi5hp

3 жыл бұрын

@@mascyapalmentiero5066 mmfmrmrmf

@Aeroengi1

3 жыл бұрын

It's because if you yell "heads up" people tend to instinctively look up. It's better not to do that so your helmet can protect you. Aside from all that, ground crew should be clear anyway.

Nice work, thx for the morning fix of topping as it is a great feeling!

This has to be the best video I have watched on tree topping.

Lol man lifes good huh guys i been doin the same thing for 24 yrs 57 yrs old still gettin after it and you have to know it well before you can cheat here and there you guys know it well lol i havent seen any comments yet but i can imagine i saw a close call once in a while but better to be lucky than good sometimes huh anyway that was cool good work and fun i cant do anything else once youre a wildass climber nothin else will do Maybe we'll run into ya someday im down in tacoma i get up your way once in awhile thanks for puttin this one up!

@tterryshenanigans1820

4 жыл бұрын

An inch is as good as a mile right? Least that's what my boss says and he's been at it for thirty years. Although my suspicion is luck on some of his close calls. 🤣

Nailed it! our 120' pines must be like saplings to you west coasters LOL

@bee_marshall

4 жыл бұрын

120' in pnw is still pretty big

Thanks for video. I was always concerned that maybe I was climbing too high to take little tops. Never liked the feeling of taking bigs ones. Nice to see other people up where the trunk is so thin makes me feel better.

Nice work Jake, killer video!

Sooo... I'm here enjoying a video of someone enjoying his job while I hate height

Very cool compilation! Keep safe out there man!

I didn’t know you had a KZread channel. Thought just IG. I rarely see (what I consider to be) smooth saw skills and piece manipulation in tree videos, I see a lot of ok stuff but you’ve got the production tree worker skills I love to see. Real world stuff, not all the nancy regulated dogma.

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks August that means a lot coming from you! I haven’t been on KZread long it’s definitely a lot more work than IG but I love the longer videos more than the one minute clips on IG:)

@AugustHunicke

4 жыл бұрын

Guilty of Treeson use IG tv, Maximum length is one hour that way. As long as it’s under 3.6 GB I think.

@richardatosatos3207

4 жыл бұрын

@@AugustHunicke hello August hunicke is very pruning important tree of crane🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

@josephllanes8468

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you both for making awesome videos! God Bless you guys!

@jamesdunn8893

3 жыл бұрын

Hey yall I subscribed yesterday and I am glad to find new tree cutting videos I hope you have more videos to come

Awesome video!

Nice work brother. Another day in the ol’ office. Ha. I gotta find more time to put up videos. This one was fun to watch.

good stuff man! keep sending it

That first one made a very nice creak

Loooved that echo 330t

SO SATISFYING

Thanks for motivating me to get off my rear and go outside to do my chores.

@ihavenoclu_2972

3 жыл бұрын

I feel that

Whoever gave this a thumbs down does not climb trees! Some of that wood your on is pretty tiny when topping. Good job dude!

It takes a special kind of person to do what you lol Balls of steel and a little crazy lol I get nervous just watching you i got a lot of respect for you and love watching your videos thanks for sharing

Some how intensely satisfying

Nice work from the video and the forest great tim the guilty of treeson in the first time the opening the chainsaw

LANDING....9.8 pretty good score ;) keep up the great work and videos!

4:06 Just missed the dock 😂

wow good job

WoW on the heights of the trees in the Upper Left Side !

I'm surprised he can even get up there with his giant balls of steel waying him down

Nice ❤❤

Good video that

thank you

The art of Treeson.

Nice work 👍👀

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

Cool content. Keep it up. Post more. Bsafe

Awesome video 30 years falling danger trees and I can still use your good tips The safety tips I find very useful incorporated into a video that doesn’t put you to sleep as most safety videos do. Particularly like the falling for friends or relatives segment where the woman says she’ll get husband or ie brother-in-law as was my case to fall root rotted hemlocks for dirt cheap 200 per tree , to much the lady said Makes you shake your head. Safe days !

5:48.....cut off just before impact. How much damage to porch? Mini pool done for 😂

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Haha 🤣 you 💯 caught me! I Totally hit the house and porch lol. Luckily it was just the tips and there was no damage but the people inside the house weren’t watching out the slider door after that and they didn’t mention it at the end of the job 😆

@murphy4trees

4 жыл бұрын

EXCELLENT EYES to pick that up. He got a freebie on that one and that makes it all the sweeter. These close calls and small mishaps are ALL great opportunities to learn from. Having it on the video to analyze is huge. I have learned so much from studying video. 10x looking at this clip in slow motion and it's still a bit of a mystery. Looks like the piece rotated slightly and then the top drifted left as the but went right. I AM guessing that is from the limb weight (or lean), which was slightly left (as evidenced by the spike in the severed notch), but it could have been the notch or the sail that caused this top to drift off-center. So while the reasons for the drift are still unclear there is another good lesson to learn here. The sail of the piece caused it to straighten out and land but first, some feet away from the trunk, then it laid out it's full length from there, unnecessarily extending the drop zone to nearly twice the height of this piece. The width of the notch is going to affect the direction of movement and momentum at separation. At that point, an object in motion will tend to stay in motion. So the traditional notch is going to get the piece moving out and away from the tree, which is not wanted here. Then the tips catching air, straightens the piece out, which effectively makes this piece land even closer to the house. Opening up the notch to 70 degrees or more would keep the momentum of the piece moving back towards the trunk at separation, and get the tips pointing and moving down, more so than a 45-degree traditional notch. This would have two effects. #1 it would take longer for the air to catch the tips and rotate the but down.. and #2 the but would hit closer to the trunk (thus farther away from the house). I know a wider face can put a good bit more force on the trunk and thus take you for more of a ride, but it would have been a better option here IMO Of course, you could have just taken a smaller top when you were up there limbing the piece. I can only guess you were playing to the camera. I've done that many times so no criticism there. If you got it... flaunt it! And keep the good videos coming!

@duncanjones5077

4 жыл бұрын

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@odis6397

4 жыл бұрын

@Duncan Jones You good?

@donkylol9958

4 жыл бұрын

​@@odis6397 sir i believe he has rabies

love on first sight

It’s satisfying to see someone consistently using 2 hands on a top-handle saw. Climb high, come down with all 10.

Awesome vid I would never do that cuz I hate heights!

Giving me vertigo. I love it

What’s the difference between calling headache and timber? I know headache means clear the area but is timber any different

how often do you do sobering at the top

Great video, great compilation

Nice head ache video 👍

what is your tie in setup that you use?

On the sole count of the indictment, treeson in the first degree, this court finds you guilty. You are hereby sentenced to a lifetime of hard labor. You must make restitution by continuing to produce badass tree removal videos 💪

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

I accept the verdict 😎

@imfamemitotero7171

4 жыл бұрын

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 you're awesome

What hand saw were you using???

How much time does it take to grow that big and how quick they are gone..

Great work man and nice edit👍🏾

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro!

Of all the jobs you and your crew have been on, which one stands out the most too you?

Be very wary about rigging down on stems with kinks and twists in them like the one 9.54 onwards, there was a young student in the UK around 30 years ago that was killed when the stem with a similar growth feature failed under him when he snatched the top out. If you think about putting a lateral load test to destruction, it'd be that kink that give out first. Stay safe you young uns!

Have you had any moments where you had to change your drawers?

You boys sure do cut big ass trees

great vid, thanx for sharing🤘🏼

The tall skinny ones scare me bc it looks like they could snap so easily

How do you climbing such small tress

Had a great roper at 7:35 smoooooth

What country is this? Looks gorgeous!

how do you like the husqvarna 536li xp ?

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

I think it’s pretty awesome

@EnigmaticPeanut

4 жыл бұрын

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 thank you !

Did u want the top to land that close to the dock? I was holding my breath on that one.

@Freekniggers

4 жыл бұрын

Doubt it. If his hand hadn't slipped it would have been a little further but not by much. He may have even thought it was going too far right and tried to correct for it.

I think if the worst you did was hit a roof with a small chunk, you're doing pretty well👌

😍😍😍

So cool! What's the average height you normally cut at?

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Probably 100’. 120’ is very common and 180’ a few times a year

@westformanagementinc3319

4 жыл бұрын

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 Super impressive!

💪

Mulțumesc pentru ca am fost la un restaurant din Sibiu. În cazul în cădere al doilea copac de la ora 06:30

RIP guilty of treeson

👌

Flytta bilen . Då blir sönder bilen hihihi

Nice bro tree cutting I am odisha re tree cutting

8th December 2019

8 of December 2019

At 6:54 what is the small cut on the left and right that he did for?

@martinbaumfuzzi7608

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/k5yny9mjebrRgc4.html

@WhatMACHI

4 жыл бұрын

@@martinbaumfuzzi7608 Thanks mate. That explained it perfectly.

22th of December 2020

haha, are you shouting "headache" instead of timber? LOL

@James-te8sp

4 жыл бұрын

No arborist says timber. Most just say headache

What state is this

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Washington State

Крутая работа 💪

Firetruck

PNW slayer. 🤙

16th of December 2020

My exiety is flairing

In the third one the tree tried to replant itself

Helicopter

You could not pay all the money in the world to do that

Gw yg jadi merinding Cuk

Are you yelling "HEADACHE!" when the trees are falling? hahaha

@Franksdad_deanmartinonrepeat

4 жыл бұрын

Samuel Neil I worked for a tree crew briefly and we yelled that too

@James-te8sp

4 жыл бұрын

It's ancient arborist speak to just say headache instead of "stand clear or watch out"

@darthrevan2063

4 жыл бұрын

Samuel Neil well I mean if one of those logs hit your head you would have one hell of a headache so it does make sense lol.

@feraltrafficcone4483

4 жыл бұрын

8:05 you can clearly hear “headache”

Man that saw so close to your rope

@josephmorgan4108

3 жыл бұрын

Those orange ropes have a steel core that you cant cut through

Nickkkkkk

Dear my friend guilty of treeson 5 from the forest

Lobster

those are the smallest blades i had seen

7:07

Kaak❤👹🤣👹🤣

The trees are maaaddd skinny how u not scared

@patricksmg944

3 жыл бұрын

the skinnier the stronger i found that out becuase i break trees in my backyard

Frog

Ambulance

At 7:02

Yay, the topping aspect to climb and felling 🤮

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Bear

Max

9:50