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Thanks Stephen, it all became firewood. Some real nice pieces though, milling would have been nice. Thanks BOTS! Yes it was. You got some neat shots in there, thanks for the footage ;)

Thanks ch74, I got it at treestuff.com <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/DmG8L0DKJIA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

All of you, thank you. Paul, I turned 30 in January, I've got 5 more years of solid climbing and I'll be hitting the crane chair! 8) Thanks again fellas

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Ha! Those clips were not sped up. Nope.

Sean, I wondered the same thing. Yep Merle, the top was still on the crane at that point. All I could figure is they did it for production/efficiency - and, maybe like MB says, cuz they could Maybe it was faster than winching the tree onto the feed table, then having to re-set the winch to...

Cool! Thank ya. 8)

Thanks Mistahbenn. Thanks everyone. This latest vid was inspired by my dearest friend Merle Nelson. Thanks Merle! Also, huge thanks to BOTS and the entire crew for working so hard all the time! <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/2pTI0VkZMBc" frameborder="0"...

Thanks big brother BOTS! Yes Jim, we take a leaf blower to the rooftop on the final cleanup.

Oh gosh, thank you guys, your the best. Yes Jed, no rope wrench. I like the old double rope for the crane most times. Here's a tree removal video. It was a big oak tree we removed in a tough spot. (i'd embed but it's always over-sized - i can't figure it out) so ... here's the link! Watch...

Sweet! Glad it turned out good, it was a quick edit, chop chop.

Link to a 3 minute crane video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHWaKSbV2w0&feature=gp-n-y&google_comment_id=z12yg5dwemaetndh204cfxjwewypjxgrfbw

Thanks guys. Sawman, I'm not sure how to fix the screen. You can try here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNby76JkM9E&list=UUxJ7nKZKesLKLcTKjK8A8Jg watch in HD

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Thanks guys, I did put some videos in this thread that are only available through this thread (private/unlisted).:thumbup:

Squish, I figured slabbing was more like 'peeling'… slower of a separation in peeling… sort of like rip cuts. The client took everything pretty well. He filmed with my phone, and did a great job. He's actually a professional narrator or what ever it's called, at least he's done some in the...

The slower the separation the better. For me, most cutting seems to go by feel. 20" bar on a MS362. The trees were hung up on a steep hill, quite an uphill hike. Minimal gear was nice. Stig, I understand what your saying, tons of ways to trip hung trees, and some better than others. It was...

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Thanks Tucker. BOTS!!!:thumbup: