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Alexandr Fedoseev

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  1. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you. Unfortunately no. Even bare wires can not always be turned off.
  2. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you) I'm always glad for feedback and ready to listen to criticism.)
  3. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you)
  4. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you.)
  5. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thanks for the feedback).
  6. Alexandr Fedoseev
    The tree fell on the next tree. Under the trees stretched electric cables and gas pipeline. [ame] [/ame]
  7. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Yes, it seemed to me that this would be an interesting metaphor - "Rot in the heart"
  8. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Maybe you misunderstood me. During the work there was nothing dangerous. But such a tree is a danger to the inhabitants. Poplars and so often fall. When the root rot, the trees become even more brittle.
  9. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Interestingly, it was a poplar 24 m high. The tree had no external signs of rot.
  10. Alexandr Fedoseev
    [ame] [/ame]
  11. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you. The wind in the spring is particularly strong in our region. People are starting to put the yard in order. For me, spring is always a good amusement
  12. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you, yes, I had to return a couple of times. This is good material for customers. They sometimes do not believe that it is possible to do it safely.
  13. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thanks, in Russia there are no industrial standards, I watch a video on YouTube and communicate with colleagues in the forum, this is my training.
  14. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Poplar withered, the client was afraid that the tree would fall on the house. Please support the channel, who cares. Subscribe, comment on Youtube. Write what you would like to see more. Share your thoughts on how to improve the channel.
  15. Alexandr Fedoseev
    What is the advantage over the roller?
  16. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you for the video. It's fun. I would ride over the water.
  17. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Yes, I agree with you. Two lines is absolutely the right decision. We offered this option the driver of the crane, it was necessary to insist on his own. Later we picked up this piece again, showing PC 2300 kg.
  18. Alexandr Fedoseev
    I ask you once again to write so that I can translate. Thank you.
  19. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Fan of chains - not translated, explain what it means. Slings were two, but the exact same. The breaking load of about 5 tons. It turned out that the lines were kept at high humidity, it is possible to reduce its performance. I agree, balancing of branches is not adjusted well. I will improve this skill. Is there any methodical literature on working with a crane?
  20. Alexandr Fedoseev
    You wonder why we hang such a large piece of wood? That's my fault. I succumbed to the entreaties of the crane driver. We work together a couple of years, he is an experienced specialist, but people sometimes make mistakes. Now, this is my experience.
  21. Alexandr Fedoseev
    I am of the same opinion as you.
  22. Alexandr Fedoseev
    The tree is so old that the wood is very brittle. When the branch is lowered down, these branches often break from hitting the tree trunk (they are very heavy). On the ground was a building, drop down the branches gently only possible using a crane.
  23. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Thank you. I hope you like my video in the future. I will share my mistakes too.
  24. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Yes, this question we studied. Becket was kept in poor conditions and rotten. We did not consider this factor. The safety margin is 30-40% of the maximum.
  25. Alexandr Fedoseev
    Damage is not caused. We were very lucky.

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