2 Large Tree Removals

[Jamin_Mayer]

I'm going to post this video here too. I have it in the Crane thread, but I don't know if it will get lost in the shuffle.

Here you all go.

This was my first editing job.

2 Large Tree Removals

 

[Marc_H]

Well the jumping squirrel made it worth the wait. Nice work. The mother of all cottonwoods looked like the mother of all slingshots for awhile there.

 

[lawsonstree]

nice looking pics.

 

[Jamin_Mayer]

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Well the jumping squirrel made it worth the wait.

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That is my favorite part!

I couldn't believe the thing stayed in there all that time!

 

[Reg]

Hey Jamin, great job and great video

Was that a wire sling you were using for the lifts?

So glad you were able to hang onto that 88

That squirrel sure was defiant

Looked like a real tight crew happy in their work, always good to see

Looking forward to you next video.

 

[easyphloem]

Now that's a $10,000 job!


SZ

 

[Jamin_Mayer]

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Hey Jamin, great job and great video

Was that a wire sling you were using for the lifts?

So glad you were able to hang onto that 88

That squirrel sure was defiant

Looked like a real tight crew happy in their work, always good to see

Looking forward to you next video.

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Reg: I wish that was me in the tree that day.

My hat goes off to Charlie Wagner for doing 2 trees that day. Which, you can see we were running out of daylight.

And yes we were using cables. I don't like cables because they are naturally, wiry. But, we made do.

As you noticed we all get along. The flow on the ground was great. I don't think we ever had to hold up the climber. I get comments with my customers when I do removals. They will say things like, "I am impressed with how you all work together." Or, "You guys don't really need to talk much, you just know who does what." I have some good working-type of friends.

And Dustin (the camera guy) did a good job too!

 

[Jamin_Mayer]

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Now that's a $10,000 job!

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Don't I wish!

The customer was a friend's father. Even though I kind of "had it in with him," he still had 3 other bids. I got the job for $5,400. Now, the very large wood you see bucked up into 2000lb chunks was for my friend's Bobcat. My friend Mark, he was the guy without a hardhat, owns his own landscape business. So, to keep cost down for his father, he said he would help.

Not bad eh?

 

[Jamin_Mayer]

Now that I have some editing software, I'll have to put together some more stuff I have recorded.

 

[Reg]

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Reg: I wish that was me in the tree that day. My hat goes off to Charlie Wagner for doing 2 trees that day. Which, you can see we were running out of daylight.

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Jamin, I'm pretty sure most people on here can relate to that feeling but it sometimes makes more sense to spread the weight of responsibility <u>when its an option</u>! The end result is what really counts. Hiring Charlie was clearly a smart move, well done.

 

[rangerdanger]

Awesome video!!! Looks like you all work good together. Can't wait for more!!!

 

[Norm_Hall]

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As you noticed we all get along. The flow on the ground was great. I don't think we ever had to hold up the climber. I get comments with my customers when I do removals. They will say things like, "I am impressed with how you all work together." Or, "You guys don't really need to talk much, you just know who does what." I have some good working-type of friends.

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That makes all the difference in the world. When you call down for something to be tied on and it's already on the rope. Yeah baby!

 

[Toparboring]

good vid amd nice job.

 

[Jamin_Mayer]

RangerDanger: I'll be working on something, but I know they take time. Stay tuned.