Sometimes you just shouldn’t.

[miscjames]

Soo lets have a little fun. Lets see how many things you can find wrong in this video.

Fun with chainsaw

 

[RoyJackson]

Soo lets have a little fun. Lets see how many things you can find wrong in this video.

Fun with chainsaw

Oops!!

 

[scaredychicken]

TOO MUCH DUST ... difficult to see through it all


couldn't the building demolition have been done without sacrificing that nice large tree ?

job site looks pretty clean, glad that all debries and tripping hazards were removed

can't do much about the wires, they are far enough away

the cut was perfect positioning and direction

 

[Yellow Fly Fish Camp]

The barberchair on the previous tree! I'd remove all evidence of that one before I moved on to goat roping the next one.

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

He should have been wearing flip flops

 

[5030]

Sometimes it's fun to watch other peoples heartaches.. Certainly did a bang up job on that one. Also called 'Suburban Renewal'...

 

[JasperFrank]

They are holding the iPhone the wrong way.

 

[M59]

You have to wonder whether someone paid good money to have the trees removed or if this is a homeowner in way too deep. Either way, the insurance agent is going to have a good laugh.

 

[M59]

Idiocracy and Darwinism all in one video. Classic you get what you pay for!!

Not Darwinism, the fool didn't take himself out of the gene pool, although his walking around with his back to a cut tree certainly could have taken him out of gene pool.

 

[Thomas]

Hope he had good insurance.

 

[Jstpssng]

What I don't understand is that somebody who knew what they were doing cut the limbs up over the wire. Why didn't they finish the job? I won't even mention cutting from the wrong side of the tree. It sure did a good job of demolishing that house!

 

[DieselBound]

Can someone that stupid actually be able to get a chainsaw started in the first place?

I'd say that this was a staged event if not for that other tree.

If you need to fell opposite a big canopy lean then you need to employ additional tools or methodology (topping first would have been a good idea).

 

[LittleBittyBigJohn]

"Good thing you called us. You said you were afraid that dead tree might fall on your house and damage it so you wanted it cut down. It looks like you were absolutely right. Anyways, here's the invoice."

 

[ruffdog]

I have felled plenty of big trees by pulling with a rope or cable. After he cut the wedge....why did he not back-cut it? Instead, he cut on the wedge side.....strange.

 

[MAX-24-Dean]

You have to wonder whether someone paid good money to have the trees removed or if this is a homeowner in way too deep. Either way, the insurance agent is going to have a good laugh.

Insurance agent, if there is one won't laugh when telling the home owner they don't insure for this.
Probably (Obviously) not a contractor, so if any of them got hurt during there escapade the home owner would be liable for any health costs. In most states I worked in this would be considered an employee of the home owner if not licensed and bonded. Thus making the home owner take all the risk.

 

[sd455dan]

Homeowner to hired crew, Good thing you are bonded.

Crew Forman : What's Bonding?

 

[Buzzard7]

The Farmers Insurance on TV says they have seen it all. I betcha they hadn't seen this one.

 

[Surshot]

I did enjoy the urban renewal film.

Reminds me of the customer that called, his neighbor was cutting a 150’ tree, spikes and belt, got the limbs cut and tree topped, all went well, cut the top of the trunk about 50’ above the ground, cut was off just a touch, butt snapped back and right into his lap, all she wrote. Top fell onto my customer’s fence, toast.
Is it connected to house, yes. You do have coverage, but a $1,000 deductible. You could file a claim against the neighbor’s estate……

They had a picture of the tree in the news paper, next day without showing the base of the tree.