[Soviet Hawk]

So how does this make some of you feel?

 

[HARRY304E]

So how does this make some of you feel?

That guy is insane..:laughing::laughing:

 

[Spunk#7]

Is he wearing a hardhat??

 

[Chrisibew440]

Tying off to the tree branch above makes sense. :whistling2:

 

[HARRY304E]

Tying off to the tree branch above makes sense. :whistling2:

He's tied off to the one he's cutting off...:laughing:

 

[MTW]

They saved so much by not hiring a professional. :no::laughing:

 

[hardworkingstiff]

They saved so much by not hiring a professional. :no::laughing:

He is a professional, he has a skid-steer. Hacks don't have equipment. :jester:

 

[hardworkingstiff]

Ouch

 

[hardworkingstiff]

If that guy didn't stop cutting, he would not have been hit.

 

[MTW]

So how does this make some of you feel?

Did you witness this or was it something you grabbed off the 'net?

 

[ProLectric]

OMGGGGGGGGGGGG. That's insane!

 

[Soviet Hawk]

Now now guys give him a break, I am sure he thought this through and wrote it all down on his JHA. :laughing:

 

[Soviet Hawk]

Did you witness this or was it something you grabbed off the 'net?

Found it on the net but I don't doubt it's real

 

[daks]

After my first holy crap response, my next question was how did he climb up that second ladder...

Edit, zoomed in 800% lol he must be using an anti-grav feet on that second ladder. Photoshop is my vote.

 

[Legacyelectric]

Makes me feel either like a wuss, or way smarter than that guy. There's a fine line there.

 

[Spunk#7]

That's why I bought a bucket truck,not to cut trees,but to stop falling off extension ladders. Tree cutting with a bucket truck is still not a piece of cake!

 

[chewy]

I would have thought he would have a block in the upper V of the tree to lower the branches down and just have climbed with belt and irons instead of ladders.

 

[hardworkingstiff]

I would have thought he would have a block in the upper V of the tree to lower the branches down and just have climbed with belt and irons instead of ladders.

That sure seems to be a safer approach.