Giant, Rotten, and Hazardous Maple Tree Removal!

This tree was MASSIVE and tricky to cut down. With over 40 thousand pounds of tree to cut and maneuver around wires, we had our work cut out for us!

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[eury]

Oh great. Trying to kick my addiction to lawn care videos and this pops up in my recommended! I curse you YouTube! 😂😂😂😂 (awesome to watch)

[gailalicea]

Great video you did an amazing job. Had to lwatch on mute tho. You don't need the annoying music. Listening to the saw is perfect.The music is too loud and overshadows everything. Love

[BarbaraThomas-zr]

I'm an 80 yr old woman and this is very fascinating to watch! I feel like I'm in the tree and the narration is fantastic. Kudos to the crane operator! 😊😊😊😊

[vjohnson]

Both the tree surgeon and the crane operator have tremendous skill, they make a great team too. Stay safe guys.

[dominichamel]

Very nice job guys! That definitely was a tough one. Serious cudos to the crane operator, definitely knows his craft. It's always a pleasure watching good men doing an excellent job💯

[tgawron]

What a great video thank you for taking us along. That looks so dangerous. I'm happy that you are so careful.

[michaelmiller]

I bought the 16 inch milwaukee top handle and the 10 inch pole saw combo because of your videos. I love having the option of going up in the tree without a gas saw. And cuttong first thing in the morning doesnt piss off the neighbors since its so much quieter.

[calliecooke]

I've helped a good friend on a couple big maples like this. I was just a pair of hands on the ground. I watched his climber do exactly what you are doing. I was amazed. Not so much by the height, I'm a roofer and I love the height. But the rigging skills. I had never seen a video of a tree like this from the climber's perspective. You are incredible

[Aleta-uygt]

Watching you cut this dead and rotting tree down in pieces, I understand why it is so expensive to remove such trees from a property. Amazing.🤗💚

[readifer]

that's a pretty darn nasty maple you got there. I'd say you removed it the safest and most appropriate way possible. Glad to see you staying safe up there man.

[nomerc]

Awesome ‼️🫡🇺🇸
Thank you!
I know you earned your money on this job. This is very hard work! Please take care of your body! We only get one and once it’s damaged/hurt it’s never the same again! I am speaking from experience! I was hurt very badly in 1991… while serving in the Navy. My lower back was hurt. My SI Joints have fused. A stroke a year ago has caused me more damage. Not sure how much longer I have here? I enjoy your videos!

You take care of yourself!

[dyana]

Wow that was a huge tree. There was electric wires too not good. You did a wonderful job.

[jackberdine]

Wow dude, that thing was a beast. Keep going brother, you're setting a good example for young Arborists and making a great name for yourself 💪

[woodworker]

Great video and good camera work. It felt like I was right there with you. Nice job.

[gisele]

Fascinating to watch, Zach! Amazing work! Hope some of that maple wood can be used to build something nice.

[Zogg]

Yeah, people don't generally like jokes with their PPE 😅 That was an awesome tree and a fantastic job getting it all through the mess of wires running in and around it!! 😊👍👍👍👍👍

[Laughinghawg]

Love the voice over explanation of why you are doing what you are doing as you go along.

[keithclunk]

Very interesting to hear the weights of the pieces as they came off. Amazing that tree was still standing at all. An all around satisfying video to watch. Good job.

[johnlummis]

Very well done guys, what you've shown is that tree felling is an art, I find it amazing how nature is able to survive, even though most of the main trunk was rotten, the tree still found a way to carry on growing healthy wood above the rotten, it's incredible.

[edbartelt]

Super job. Loved the narration as well. Hop to see you again.