Poplar felling with crane

[RC0]

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=1614700365654740112

 

Todays job, felling a black poplar.

 

Video quality is hit-and-miss again, sorry, definitely not a Beranek production.

 

Anyway, the job went well and we were finished by mid-day, before the rain came.

 

The camera can go away for a while now until something a little more interesting comes along.

 

Footage is about 5-6 minutes.

[MasterBlaster]

Interesting.

 

I've never seen a tree "felled" with a crane before.

 

Cool.

[Pete Mctree]

NIce vid. Hope that camera does not stay idle too long!!!

[RC0]

Interesting.

 

I've never seen a tree "felled" with a crane before.

 

Cool.

 

No smiley, Doesn't sound very friendly!

[MasterBlaster]

.;^)-

[Steve Bullman]

good work reg!

[Mr Ed]

Nice work Reg. Practice has certainly made you perfect on the balancing of those limbs.

[High Scale]

So smooth, love it!

[RC0]

Nice work Reg. Practice has certainly made you perfect on the balancing of those limbs.

 

Thanks guys. Although I'd say its about about 95% intuition nowdays. If I do make a hash of it, its usually because Ive thought about it too much. Same with pruning i.e. crown reduction, I find that the first instinct is usually the correct one.

 

Does anyone relate/agree with that?

[blue]

Thanks guys. Although I'd say its about about 95% intuition nowdays. If I do make a hash of it, its usually because Ive thought about it too much. Same with pruning i.e. crown reduction, I find that the first instinct is usually the correct one.

 

Does anyone relate/agree with that?

 

 

yep,learnt that quite a while ago.the longer you look at something the harder it becomes,think it's because you run to many options thru your mind.make a decision and go for it