HUGE Maple Tree Removal!

Great work 🪓🫡 always awesome seeing a tree removed safely and efficiently well done

Been rocking the Zig Zag lately 🤔 Nice to see that you get to work with a seemingly good team on these bigger jobs. It makes a world of difference.

Great job as always. Stay safe

Yessir, that was a big 'un. Good stuff as always. Back in the dark ages when I did iron work, we were taught to simply turn the pin down until it stopped. They have the ability to self tighten when under a load. Understand what point UR trying to make. As always stay safe, buddy.

As always nice work my friend. Nice to see I'm not the only one with chipper issues and documented in a future video!

Editing Idea (Copy/Paste this into your description to make the chapters appear in video playback timeline): Voice Over the whole thing to tell your story. I'm certain you'll see good comments and you're the only channel I'm giving this advice to. Chapters: 0:00 Intro x:xx First Chapter: All Clips Only Riding On The Crane x:xx Second Chapter: All Clips Only Tying Crane To Tree x:xx Third Chapter: All Clips Only Tying Self To Tree x:xx Fourth Chapter: All Clips Only Making Compression Side Of Limb Cuts x:xx Fifth Chapter: All Clips Only Making Tension Cuts x:xx Sixth Chapter: All Clips Only Watching Limbs Lift Away All The Way To Ground x:xx Seventh Chapter: All Clips Only Watching Limbs Get Chipped x:xx Eighth Chapter: All Clips Only Watching Logs Get Loaded Onto Trucks x:xx Ninth Chapter: All Clips Only Watching Unloading At Dump x:xx Tenth Chapter: Outro

Enjoyed the video. Nice job.

Big Dog! Nice Work!!

Good job Zac! 💪

Heck yeah brother!!

Very instructive zac

Sweet video. I didn't know that you got a new dump truck. That thing is Sweet!!!! Congratulations 🎉

That's why you 'boom up' instead of 'cable up' when you first lift a heavy load. Takes care of the boom deflection. Some new cranes automatically do that for the operator but I haven't tried it yet.

Holy cats, that was a ginormous tree!!

Shackle handle toward the wood can make it difficult to take the shackle off, once the pick is on the ground. 👍 Edit: I remember my first crane pick. I didn’t even find out how much it could handle at the angle and distance. The operator didn’t know how much wood weighed either. I cut where he said and the crane couldn’t handle it. It turned into a fiasco real quick. I’m glad you have a good head on your shoulders. I didn’t back then. Thank you for sharing your content and please keep it up. Great job.

Yeah, getting that last massive cut in is exactly the workout we didn't want or need. :P

Nice job kid.

love you man

Come one...Yoke Twist Lock shackles! No dropped pins!

Nice such clean yards'