Ohio Tree Hugger

The problem I see is that it says "New York Times". A bunch of rats, lol!

It has a nice twist going all the way up. It seems like a fun tree to climb, except for the hollow cavity and infested with bees. I had one tree I took down that had about 8 feet of the trunk was bee hive. We didn't get stung thankfully!

Wow! Nice landscape, well manicured. Is this in the UK?

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Here are a few shots from some trimming and removal jobs. These jobs are all in Cincinnati or outskirts.

I was holding it, that's why I was going slow, thinking about getting a Go Pro to get more footage.

To think I use to get these jobs done with a Stihl MS 194T. Here is a video from a few years ago where we had to use a porta wrap to bring down nearly every limb. The tree was growing through the deck and it was tough. Although the 194T is a good saw, the power is not so good. I'm glad to have the 201 now, way more power. Any suggestions on a top handle saw? Watch as it struggles to cut this maple. Emergency Tree Services Cincinnati.mp4

I don't want any part of them, they kill up to 50 people a year in Japan. I seen them last year here in Southwestern Ohio.

I would say not safe, that base is rotting. You could tie off on the other stem, it looks better at the base. Felling is an option if there is enough clearance, can't tell from this angle.