My boring video.

[Adam Bourne]

Do you do every tree in one day Benn? I've reduced trees that's taken 3 days to do because of the sensitivity and rigging involved! I don't see how a job like this could of been done any quicker even more so as we only see a portion of the tree?

 

 

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[mistahbenn]

There is only two of us on my crew. Pretty much every job we get here involves wires pools rooves, fences, have to rig everything. W aim to get all the brush done in a day, today for example, horse chestnut over 3 yards right on the corner surrounded by sensitive bushes, the get the wood out the next day. Big wood we get in a mini. But yeah, I remember one fat pin oak that including clean up was around 2 1/2 days. Every situation is different eh.

[RC0]

My question is legit. I'm not in desperate need of an answer of course, but, you know, it'd be nice!

[Old Mill Tree Care]

In the vid, your first cut is with a stihl, the next clip shows an echo, thats what I meant ?

 

A three day job is a good one to land, good for you!

 

Do you mean this question?

Sorry Reg but I hade not been back to this thread since the last time.

I used the MS200 on the first day & a half whilst ribbing off all the brush and limbs. I then changed to the Echo just to give it a run and 'cos it had a 14" bar.

[Scott Walker]

I could see it would take around 3 days its not just taking the tree down its chipping up and removing the timber and the excess on that job doesn't look great? Ive taken 5 days before now on a big cedar take down.

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

Yep, I did a Seqoiua dismantle several years ago, 3 men, 5 days and we could park right next to the tree!

[Scott Walker]

Sorry just noticed I wrote excess rather than access duh.. I do enjoy the big tree jobs you set yourself up for the week and get stuck in. Usually get noticed by all the neighbours and passers by who ask for a card and leads to more work.