This Fir was in a TIGHT SPOT! Tree Removal with NO DROP Zone!

In today's video, we're removing on a tight quarters fir tree with little room for drop! Randy, Isaac, River and Aaron are joining to help out today!
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[dcilryh]

Randy is probably your greatest asset. It's obvious that he really knows his craft, is an awesome climber or whatever needs to be done but also he can take the kidding and banter back at Jacob with no bad feelings. What a great crew overall. Isaac is getting quite good at his many tasks too. What an asset! Thanks for the entertainment! I'm too old to do the work in trees like I used to but it's so good to watch guys who know what they're doing. 😅Thanks.

[mfkf]

It's great to see a video about a tight spot fell that is not in a fail compilation.

[tylercousins]

A good sign of talent and experience is when people, or in this case a crew, can talk, have fun, good banter and still perform their job with the utmost skill, accuracy and efficiency and not miss a beat. This is second nature for you and it shows. I used to train bartenders and for the first 5-6 months you would see that every drink they had to make, they would have to think through every single step. Eventually, it no longer is a thought process. It’s a reaction. Kind of like driving. You don’t think about staying between the lines your brain and body just automatically does it. When you guys are doing this work it’s not really a thought process doing the work. It’s just a reaction because you know exactly what to do at every moment. The process may be a thought process, but the work itself is just a reaction that your body already knows. That’s the sign of skill and talent. I look forward to your videos because you guys are hilarious.

[jimandnena]

Your crew's ability to adjust to the situation is proof of your experience. Another great video. Thank you.

[billhillify]

The calm banter between you guys helps keep you focused on the job and not freeze up cause of the wind.

[iduswelton]

Great job Jacob and his crew - great banter and very professional work - absolutely NO Damage to the home owners property and great clean-up - 👌👍👌👍👌👍

[michaelgroves]

You guys are awesome and you have a great group of guys working for you now!!! Thank you for sharing your jobs with us because I really enjoy watching the videos. That was a very good idea hiring Aaron to doing all the video work too. Keep up the great work that you do, plus I've learned so much since I've started watching your videos. Thank you again for what you do!!!

[iamvizionz]

I don’t know about anyone else but I’m loving the long videos! It’s like getting to watch episodes of my favorite show! Much love and respect!

[kotaloften]

It’s awesome to see what you’ve grown your company into. Been watching for a long time and cool to see all the equipment you now have after starting from the trunk of a car. Keep doing what you are doing because it’s definitely working.

[Linda-zovs]

Oh my, I had a just drank some coffee when you said that about the hanger and peeing in the yard, I about spit it out! Love watching you all cut down trees! The conversations between all of you while doing it, shows the professionalism of your company. You do a fantastic job on some of these tight quarter jobs.

[franceswatts]

You lads entertained me so much! I haven’t laughed like that in ages - thank you!
Isaac digging himself deeper and deeper with the whole back flip/ age thing was classic.

[WilliamVincik]

with us able to hear all of you talking to each other your videos are so "entertaining" !

[mike]

Bro, you are developing one hell of a reputation. The respect you show towards your crew, the machines, the customers property is amazing. You are an extremely safe crew. You put other outfits to shame. I think i told you this story once before. We had a big walnut tree in our back yard long time ago. They were cutting and lowering to the ground. The boy they had on the rope weighed about 120. Then the cutter said this drop is going to be a little heavier. So the 120 pound fool wrapped the rope around his waist. The cutter dropped that big piece. It was about 20 ft from the ground. When it cut loose, the 120 pound fool was launched 20 ft or so in the air. Right towards the tree. I wish you could have heard the boy screaming in the air. Not very safe if you ask me. Great video Jake. Can't wait for the next one.

[benburns]

Hi guys, great video and teamwork to get that massive Pine tree down.
The camera angles from the ground of taking down the trunk were awesome.
Looks like the new Crane was much needed on this job. Great to see it in operation and that it allowed this job to be done without and damage to the property.

[Crazysquirrel]

Hello Jacob, team work at it's best. you all made this job look like a walk in the park. It's always better to be safe than sorry with every job you do, never take risks. See you on the next one Jacob . Stay safe as always. ❤❤❤❤😊

[IsaacPrice-uxyn]

Great teamwork, communication and efficiency. Really enjoying these longer videos keep them coming. ❤

[martinbeirne]

Isack used to be the quiet one now he’s all in. You guys have a good time at work and still get the job done.

[adamrudd]

Love all the videos being pumped out! Keep it up boys

[DavidHines-wngf]

Words of wisdom from Randy, “just don’t think about it!” Haha

[SLRMart]

You guys are awesome, so skilful, a great professional crew.