I wonder how much those logs would be worth? I am pretty sure that there are some lumber mills in the Seattle area who would be glad to take them off your hands.

give or take around 100 years old

always been so interested in this kind of work any tips on stepping stones on how to get in without experience i’m a fast learner and pay very close attention to detail i’m hoping to get into lineman work someday so thought this would help me get some experience for pole work any suggestions are really appreciated thanks in advance ; SUBBED

Every time I see a wood chipper I think of the movie Fargo.

you should use a rated cordage loop as your break away on your positioning lanyard like 350 paracord.

Great instructional video but riddled with interruptions due to ads every couple minutes. Gave up halfway through.

If you had to stand on other side of roof safety was not apply,,, safety line’s on both side of roof

12:15 "cognitant"? That's a new word.

Soory, boxes? No.

7:10 most people say to atleast heat cycle a brand new engine. Meaning starting at a low rpm hold it there for awhile then go up a little hold it at that rpm and before leting go full throttle id let it idle for a little bit.

If you wanna piss off a Arborist, call them a landscaper.

Ohhhhh! I'm getting dizzy from the height!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!

I like all your content Jake. Just the way your crews mingle makes it look like a great work atmosphere. In central Wisconsin, as a kid 55 years ago, I worked in the woods during the summer pealing popple trees. I think they were the same as what is now called poplar. We were paid 6¢ per stick and would make $10 to a high as $20 per day. Good money for a 12 year old kid. I enjoy watching the more technical stuff where you are way up in a difficult tree where experts are definitely the order of the day. Keep up the good work. Stay safe.

👀😮Is there a strange clicking sound as you walk? You've got balls of steel to go up there & ride the crane down with that piece! GEAT video!👍👍🏻

its deffinatley entertaining

Very professional. Excellent crew. Grouchy crane operator...

"I'm trying to earn my place back as Jake's camera boy" *points camera directly at Brian's feet*

That was pretty cool, Yall do really nice work.

It’s a really bad idea to have your life line hanging over an open hook at the block. If you fall your rope will catch you, it will stretch, and it will bounce back up causing the rope to come off the hook. You know what happens then. Good luck

Where are you located at

lol, that saw sounds like an RC car

Where's inbred Jed?idk maybe I missed a video. Another beautiful job though

When I lived in Florida in the early 90s we hade a humongous oak tree in the front yard ten feet away from the house branches hanging over the house we called a tree Company had it taken down for $200 lol! ..Great video as always .... Stay safe !

Great job guys!

Nice job guys! Your service to homeowner is great! Like to see their comments.

ive been whatching for about a year and a half now and havent got boared of whatching thanks for good content

You’ve taught us well. I already knew how you were going to attack the problem before I saw the crane truck. You’ve managed to teach a dentist all about tree removal. I think I’ll move on to open heart surgery videos and become an expert on that too. Nice job getting that tree off that house cleanly!

How much to cut that down lol

My friend you are a badass

I like their Rhododendrons

nope, I'm not going up there.

New viewer here, just noticed that you folks use pactalks as communicators. I was wondering for a good part of the video how you folks were communicating. I use these for group rides, no wonder you were being so efficient!

Where is dead maple part twooooo

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Great job, I think you nailed it!! Its much better not cutting corners, it's better to be safe and not sorry or risk an injury or property damage, Another great one as always,...keep the videos coming

Nice.job y'all!

Awesome job guys.....Hats off !!! You Should be proud of your skill and achievements....God bless

What a professional job. Roof patching? Who does that? Beautiful job guys.

The Rainman of Sharpening Chains !..Great job guys!!

“Just subscribe” imagine watching hours of content and not just hitting a button to support it lol.

Would water (like a creek) at the bottom of a tree make it more likely to fall? We had 3 fall in a big windstorm and they were all next to the creek.

Really refreshing to see young people working safely and sensibly, and relating to each other respectfully. Real professional bunch you are. Oonu gwaan kip safe and tek care, and do a good job every time.

Is that husqy blower any good? Which one is it? Love the vid!

A question on RRP what setting you running and do you keep it the same for SRT 👊😎

One thing that never ceases to amaze me is that shredder, just how big of logs/branches it takes.

Man yall done a great job.

How are you able to figure out the tree portion you cut, or the crane tells you?

Ridding that first pick out was class. Hats off! & before I forget good job Brian 👍🏻

Hello,i'm from Ukraine, how much can such work cost?

Is the bark box make a big difference?

Whoever thumbs down this video is a moron. Great vid guys

I feel like Brian got a montage and Scott didn't 😂

I have used many tree guys to take trees off of houses before, at least 40 , and by far the way you do it is superior. Great job to you and your crew.

Amazing Video, what kind of knot did you use there?

This is awesome! Jake... I think you need a bonus or pay increase. If people are selecting Eastside for tree removal because of your professional portrayal of the crew and company on NOpost... you deserve it. I love these videos, and I live in Michigan. Nowhere near you guys. However... I'd personally select your crew if I lived out there, simply because of the facts that I mentioned. Keep it up, brother.

awesome work as always!

Dude!... You're insane, but in a good way. Some people are simply built for this type of work. There isn't snowball's chance in hell that I would be up in that tree, let alone ride the top down. Amazing.

Caleb needs a beard

Baku, Azerbaijan ❤️🤘

Man the crane sure is nice to have! I’d have to be rigging that whole thing out to itself!

I was fine until he said, "I'm going to ride this thing out." Hats off to a steely-eyed missile man.

Thanks for the video

Watching you ride the first cut down was incredible.

I may be able to shed some light on breakin. As a racer, my crew noticed that if we broke in an engine with synthetic oil it would never achieve the rpm or performance that it would if it were to be broke in with a good quality mineral based oil. Maybe one or two tanks in your saw with mineral oil would help the rings seat, then move to a synthetic blend after that. After a short breakin, try it both ways sometime, synthetic and mineral oil, then do a leakdown test and you will see what I am talking about, there will be a noticeable difference. Possibly the synthetic is such a 'slippery' lube that it doesn't allow rings to properly seat. Now I better put on my flak jacket for this next comment. On a Stuska dynometer we saw INCREASED hp as we increased the oil ratio and tuned for it. With a gauge that monitors the crankcase compression only (it is a vacuum/pressure pulse) the charge pressure increased due to better sealing of the piston skirt which controls the crankcase pressure that builds the charge that is delivered to the cylinder. This is why racers "stuff" the crankcase to as little volume as possible to increase higher vacuum and positive pressure. A typical crankcase positive pressure is around 7.5 psi with manufactures recomended oil mix.We tested down to 8 to 1 fuel/oil mix and saw just under 9 psi and increased hp due to a bigger charge being forced into the cylinder. On a small hydroplane race engine, an increase from 16 to 1 developed 39 hp to 8 to 1 which saw 41 hp. At idle it is quite smokey and hitting the throttle also smokes but while running at full throttle smoke is hardly noticeable. Everything I have stated here is true for every two stoke I have tested, BUT I have never had a chainsaw engine on my dyno so take it from there. Model alcohol/nitro engines using castor oil run as heavy as 4 to 1 oil mix!

Most companies: Putting a tarp down is not our job, we cut trees. Eastside: Let's make sure the house is protected and clean before we leave.

Absolutely love your video hoping next time u can do a ground video with the chopping and grinding of the tree

Only on Canada

The word for being aware of what is happening is ''cognizant'' not ''cognitent'' I'm not trying to be a douche bag just letting you know. Clearly you are a professional, no disrespect meant.

Nice pickin!

Any reason that you went with Husqvarna battery chainsaw instead of Stihl 220 MS?

Anyone checkin for root rot on other nearby trees?

How do i get into work like this??? This stuff is my dream

Having so many big arse trees next to,around or in close proximity to your home, there's a pretty good chance one of them wants to get close and personal with your home.

I love how professionally fun and interesting he is!

i've been wondering when you was going to get a battery saw

Was this work done in Bellevue or another place on the Eastside. You really have great vids. Many thx

When Jake rappelled onto that roof all I could think of was that video of the swat team coming through a roof and proceeding to wreck the house and smash all the lamps lol

How’s that electric Husqa working for you?

I wanna say thank you, I’ve watched your videos for 3-5 months and it got me so interested in tree work I now work as a ground guy.. some day I would like to be a climber but I’m happy where I am.. also you should post more content

you really have a great crew you must have been together a long time now every one knows their job great video