Monster dead Elm removal 

Good job, love it. Pretty sure I saw a blake on the first day of this video : ) Not everyone can do these jobs gracefully. They were wise to hire you.

All the pieces rigged out with tip ties and butt catches looked super professional. Great work!

Wow my friend, you are a master of rigging.

Your videos are becoming addictive

Reminds me of Bergen Nj tree's. Great job brother!!

If that old Elm wasn't dead, it was at least "Pining for the fjords", as they say... Elm is good stove wood or fuel wood. Not good for the fireplace as it hisses & pops and stinks like the bejesus. That would have been enough firewood to heat my house for a couple of years! Nice job on the rigging. Great vid.

Nice job and right message by this track.

Awesome job Lawrence

I was an old school cowboy in the beginning. lotta the muscling & toughing thru stuff is pretty ruff on the body. u can make things alot easier w/ just a few gadgets & tech. what was ur question exactly?

Nice job, mate!

Very nice! Good job... Gotta love a giant elm that has to be all roped..

how did u haul all that wood? hopefully mini loader.. again awesome job man..

First: I like Budgie - they played in my city (behind iron curtain...) in 1982 , Second: I see your good job. I am treeworker too... Greetings from Poland, where we say about people like you: the Guy has the "eggs"!

excellent work homie

nice job nice controlled rigging.

thanks, i contract out clean ups. it's kind of rare to have drive way access to the backyard around the boroughs in NYC. i think my guy had a back hoe pick up and roll out huge chunks to a container. thank god, cause otherwise it takes forever to cut things up small enough to be taken through the house or basement :p

thanks.

On a blakes hitch! wohoo go buddy! Did someone remove a dead top before this job? Be Well

thanks, felt like I had to weave a web for every piece :p

Nice job!

Very well done sir.

that was a friggin days' work for one dude :) huge tree

this is one of my favorites!

thank u sir. yep, culdnt have done that whole section w/o the help of the ol' trusty Blake :)

Yep top drawer Lawrence!

Good stuff. I just subscribed.

how much dose 1 man get payd for such skill?

Why aren't you using blocks?

Yo this guys is pretty legit.

Hey just curious for those larger pieces that were rigged what size rope were you using?

thanks. tight spot, lotta limbs, loootta rigging. culda used that crane of urs :p

thanks. yeah, it'd been in decline for a while. gave an estimate 2yrs prior. finally called me back aftr pieces strtd fallin off :p

no kiddin, i'm based in Brooklyn, NY which is where the job was too, so not much demand for firewood, guess u can tell by my ignorance of BTU's :p most large wood around here goes to a tub grinder & mulched, some makes it too brick oven restaurants & upstate for burning

Good climb. That was a brute of a tree.

holy crap...haha that thing was so dead haha..bit freaky doesnt help with the tight spot either. good job man

nice work guy. What's the soundtrack? Sounds like Lucifer's Friend.

there's a guy who loves his job!

I sitting in my chair and I feel like I'm going to fall.

elm is in the top 5 for BTU's. Very good wood to burn.

hope someone use it for firewood! lots of it there!

more like two full days of work :p think i need a vacation

not sure how well Elm burns. most of it was rotten as hell anyways.

Elm stinks like piss when it burns,... Great video tho,

OH did that look like fun!!!

Reminds me of Bergen Nj tree's. Great job brother!!