PINE IN A TIGHT PLACE - PRECISION TREE FELLING

Get ready for an intense precision tree-felling challenge! In this latest video, we tackle a tricky situation as we take on a towering pine that's surrounded by tight spaces. The goal? To bring it down safely and precisely, avoiding any obstacles nearby.

Watch closely as we utilize expert techniques and cutting-edge tools to navigate this demanding job. Our trusty chainsaws, including the Stihl 400c-m, are put to the test, making every cut count. Using skill, strategy, and teamwork, we demonstrate how calculated tree felling can transform a seemingly difficult task into a well-executed masterpiece.

Our dedication to safety and precision shines through as we analyze the tree's lean, select optimal cutting angles, and put our knowledge into action. You'll witness firsthand how a well-planned felling operation unfolds, showcasing the importance of experience and technique in the world of professional tree removal.

Join us on this thrilling adventure as we conquer the challenge of felling a pine in a tight place. Whether you're an arborist, lumberjack, or simply intrigued by the art of tree cutting, this video offers valuable insights and entertainment in equal measure.

Don't miss out on the action – hit that play button and immerse yourself in the world of precision tree felling!

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[gusty]

Well done. I like the gong after it falls!😄

[paul.tuttle]

again with your ms 400 ?? Very well done: You're the Man

[norman-gregory]

Greetings...enjoyed watching.
Subbed and thank you.

[cypher]

Where can I find the felling tongs and telescopic pole set up?

[大食い太郎-qx]

これは凄い(￣□￣;)!!
しかし、完璧な伐採技術です。
おめでとうございます( ´∀｀ )b❗️

[MrKotBonifacy]

There's one thing here I don't understand - WHY the tree was felled? OK, I know, "customer requested", but WHY he choose so? Spruce - OK, those are prone to get uprooted in stron winds, so better don't keep them anywhere near the house as they may wreak real havoc. But a pine? A solitary growing pine (thus not particularly tall) apparently healthy - and pines, having sturdy "pole-like" main root don't fall down like spruces when the wind blows them down, but typically just snap under the crown (at least according to my observations). What's more, their wood is kinda "noodley" (©August Hunicke) so the crown usually just hangs up there, on the trunk - or falls to the ground close to the tree (= small "damage area" radius).

Not enough lawn to mow? On a whim - or "just because"? Too lazy/ penny-pinching to het firewood elsewhere? Me no understand...

[swisscarmb]

I think you should offer a service to help people, when they have not enough space and need a opinion where it should fall. Because after I was by a friend and he beg me to take down 4 trees near to the house, I searched for someone like you. What are you do when a tree must fall exactly the way you want? Is this equipment you use enough? Three of the four must fall to the opposite of the house but hanging to the direction to the house. I trust you and your experience. May I send you pictures? Because your tree falls exactly where you want it.