CanaryBoss
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- Jacksonville
Here is a small part of our second day at it in the wake of the central Tennessee tornado. If you like our videos and content be sure to like and subscribe.
Huge Double crane pic after Tennessee tornado
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VenasNursery
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Michigan
Awesome video for equipment
But so sad for the people
deevo
Been here a while
- Location
- Horseshoe Valley, Ontario, Canada
Nice work, great tandem lift! I saw that big Palfinger at the tree expo. Both nice cranes working together. Nice when the home owners appreciate the work we do in such bad times.
Reach
Been here much more than a while
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- Atglen, PA
Have you run across a group there called the First Response Team of America? I know a couple of their guys, got to work with them once years ago when a microburst came through this area and made a mess. One of their founding members and I grew up together.
Crimsonking
Been here a while
Umm...go home.
CanaryBoss
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- Location
- Jacksonville
I have not seen them
CanaryBoss
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- Location
- Jacksonville
Hey douche, I did the work for FREE. So did Tree Guys. My guys did not work for free, our bellies did not eat for free, our trucks didn’t run on free diesel. Is it ok with you if we pay for that stuff? Or would that offend you?
JeffGu
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- Osceola, Nebraska
Damn. Our volunteer fire department has big equipment. They travel constantly over about a five-county area. They have a website. They even started using drones for evaluating fires before they go in. They work with almost a dozen other volunteer fire departments to put out fires and for training. They're constantly showing up at houses where people have suffered devastating loss. They take video, pictures and even interview witnesses. They even have their picture in the local paper sometimes, and show up on the 6:00 news. They accept donations to cover costs of equipment, etc. and give the kiddies rides in fire trucks. They even ask for help clearing downed trees after storms. Most of the tree services in the area, myself included, are happy to help out.
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
How many folks here would drive their big Iron and their crew for hours to offer FREE services to a community that has just been devastated by a natural disaster...Doing all this while paying your employees, fuel, food, and lodging costs out of your town pocket? Great work and a beautiful gesture on your part CanaryBoss. Your one of the good ones homie.....
TreeCo
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Awesome all the way around!
Reach
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Atglen, PA
Fair enough, I was just curious. They’re in the area, but it looks like a pretty big disaster area. I figured you might have connected with them, because they’re heavy equipment based, and have a couple big grapple trucks with trailers they use to move debris by the mountain.
Thank you for your service too, and your willingness to give back with the equipment you have!
- Location
- Nasvhille
We’ve tackled some big work here in Nashville together last week both insurance and pro bono. Stand up leaders and team at Cannary. As for the YouTube jab, if you can’t handle seeing someone succeed and share it then turn off your phone and go back to your own work.
Steve Connally
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Suffolk, Virginia
SMH. This was pretty unnecessary.
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