The most EPIC tree removal 

The tree was a eucalyptus regnans aka mountain ash. It had been damaged from another fallen tree and it also had decay at the base. It is sad that trees have to be removed but it was imperative that these were. They were not safe!

Mesmerizing! Nicely filmed and cut (no pun intended).

I would be so nervous with that chainsaw only a foot away from the rope attaching you to the tree--not to mention the possibility of the cut-piece kicking back. You have some serious skills and confidence!

Gr8 video ,very nice work ,don't let those negative bastards get to you, there are lots of us who appreciate watching quality work

That truly was an epic fell. Great job and it's a shame 60ish people managed to hit the dislike button instead of the thumbs up like everyone else who does this work and can appreciate the skill and guts it takes to safely remove these damaged hazardous trees. Great edit work too on all the footage.

You sir are at the top of your craft. That was awesome.

That's just perfect,fair play boys and watch out Ace!! you've got competition and that's a BIG complement to you both #respect.

Slaying some serious monsters there tree brother, good work..great video..keep climbing high & cutting small.

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to share!

Great video. Great job as well, right next to the house!

Super awesome experience. Totally loved the climb, and glad there was no injury of the crew. #awesomevideo

I'm taking notes. The leash you used while blocking down the wood was pretty sweet.

I believe I held my breath every time a limb went off the tree!! Be safe up there.

this is one of the best things i've seen in a long time.

Epic tree felling music.

wicked video mate. Super cool

Very professional tree work. Very calculated and not afraid to rig big. Awesome

My hats off to this guy, job well done.

Cracking video, keep them coming

great work! that some awesome skills with size of tree. you got a subscriber here!

Just some perspective: E. regnans can grow to 100 m and is considered to be the tallest hardwood in the world. One tree of this species that CSIRO measured in Southern Tasmania was 5.4 m in diameter. So this is not a large example compared to old growth (>110 year old) trees.

Amazing skill, fearless..!! Bravo.!

This was mesmerizing.

Awesome job guys keep it up

great job on the removal and video

👏🏻BRAVO!👏🏻 Not bad for an arborist with a selfie stick! 😉Not bad at all ✌🏼 💪🏼🌲Timberrrrr🌲

good job. I liked the vertical side/speed line while piecing the trunk down, hopefully that job paid for a raptor lol. that was quite the haul with just hand/foot ascender

You betcha I subscribed to this channel!!!!!

Beautiful....I actually get a rush out of watching a huge tree like that, taken down professionally... I think if you went up about 4 more feet, the FAA, would have fined you for not having wings at that height..

nice job with the tree and the video

Fantastic and thank you for posting. Since I know nothing about this expertly done job, I am curious that didn't wear any special gloves to avoid any injury. I can imagine that without gloves it allows for better handling of the tools.

that was awesome!

Really amazing and interesting, what height do you usually work at please. Thanks.

Great job that Harry :)

Great work

👍Grande!!!

Oh, and NICE sharp chainsaws ! :-D

Pretty awesome!Q!what r those cuts on the side of the notch for?

Outstanding.

I'd love to know where this is!? I grew up in the dandenongs. Looks so familiar!

Cracking job :-)

Whoa ! That is epic! Makes our trees look like twigs.

Really like 👍 your work, and the Ground Crew, on those Slippery Gum Trees 🌳, what size Bar do you use on the MS 201 T Chainsaw,? Also tree 🌳 Management applications are Top Notch.

Why do you cut either side of the notch before making the back cut? Awesome work btw man

I ever nervous at those heights

My uncle does this in NJ, His former boss would teach him when he first started working with him/for him and he would climb up the trees, spikes on his books, harness, safety hat and saw. He's now his own boss, has his own company and is showing his son how to climb these trees. he know has bad knees and constant ankle pain.

Great rope work

Awesome. Could you make a bit of an explanatory video, where you maybe explain the process a bit and the "rope work" you used to secure yourself and catch the falling tree parts?

Hey Fruitarian, Is it difficult for an Arborist from the US to find work down there? Is ISA Cert. a must?

Very cool job :)

Big tree, solid cuts ! Well done...crazy weather mix !!! where you at? subscribed...cheers...

Hi there, the Weather Channel is very interested in featuring your video. Please let us know if you're interested!

This is probably my favorite tree video on RU-vid

Q1: What are the side notches on either side of the hinges you made before cutting the "felling cut"? Are they to prevent tear-out or help guide the fall? Q2: How did you get the ropes back up to your position?

Great videos brother🤙 I'm just getting into climbing I've been a ground man for my brother for some time now and starting to climb now. Do you mind me asking what the cuts on both sides of the notch do ? I've never seen that before besides in RU-vid videos what does that do ?

Very impressive landing those large sections flat. And the use of a vertical speed line as a backup for runaway logs (3:10) was ingenious. How do you calculate landing timber flat is there a formula you use?

Amazing!!!!!!!!

What size of chainsaw's are you working with to cut down that tree ? Keep up the good work 👍🏼✌🏼️

Just curious, why did you cut below your notch

Nice job

Damm, that was fucking awsome, makes me want to go to australia 😂

that music would make my dumps epic.

What is name of the background track you use for this video, please?

How much would something like this cost?

Seriously professional stuff chaps. That timber is SO bloody heavy too isn't it? Where are you based? NZ Christchurch ?

What's the purpose of the shallow cut about 1-½ inches below the main cut?

Do you have any recommendations for hand ascenders for srt? Single or double? I’m going to be doing more srt work but I’m pretty lean and my grip strength isn’t great really burns my arms after a long ascent. Awesome videos mate always looking in awe at you

hey man if you think your job is really that cool more power to ya

Amazing

I want to climb one of those Eucalyptus sooo bad all we have are white pine here

That's one bad ass dude

Look you got cool you got awesome and than you got this

Epic

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤙🏼

does your balls clang when ya walk? takes some brass ones to climb and cut like that! great groundsmen too ! hats off to ya!

Perfecto 👌🏻

awesome

Why did you push the log with your hand? Isn't it dangerous?

Big island?

How long did it take you to bring those ropes on and cut those trees?

what is the name of the song you use to this

I hope that was milled into usable planks.

Thats like a damn Avatar nest

Well Done! I'm envious of your large number of views! By the way, You are in (the Legend) Graeme MCMahon country Know him? or Ace? Graeme is Sherbrooke Tree...and, imo, the best there is, bar none.

The bark, foliage, and size look a lot more like Eucalyptus than Ash.

Хорошая работа! Лайк парни!

why use ascender if you’re gonna just take it down? No spike’s?

wow great

That was money on that last stem..lobbed tell but up n over

wow

Like Reg Coates in those tall trees

Mooiweruk!!!!

Reminds me of Tarzan Thomas.

If he did it with a nail clipper, now that would be epic. Even without the song "This video needs to be epic" by" Epic" (EPIC label).

tall trees man. those trees are a lot of cuts to prevent tears and wrong pealing

Song name ?

What's the name of the song? Shazam doesn't recognize it so it's probably something from one of those websites where you can get music such as Audiomicro, or Epidemic or something. But I have those licenses so it's worth a shot...

this guy is pals with dexter morgan

couldnt they just leave it alone?

try more subtle music next time Mr. Bay