Controlled Tree Felling and Unforeseen Damage
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How NOT to help trees guys. (while building a retaining wall)
What happens here
The crew proceeds with felling another tree. An excavator is used to push the tree in the desired direction as a chainsaw operator makes the final cuts. During the felling, the tree unexpectedly twists and a branch collides with the Kubota R530 wheel loader, which had its side window open, shattering the glass. The crew assesses the damage, noting the broken window. The narrator emphasizes that while equipment damage is unfortunate (estimated at $2500 for the window), the primary concern is that no one was hurt. This highlights the importance of keeping a safety-first mindset and anticipating unexpected movements during tree removal.
Goal: Execute tree felling safely and respond appropriately to unexpected equipment damage.
Tools and materials
- Chainsaw Stihl — Cutting the tree for felling
- Daewoo 75V Excavator Daewoo — Assisting with tree felling by pushing the tree
- Kubota R530 Wheel Loader Kubota — Operating near the tree felling zone
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