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Not AGAIN! His trees keep falling on my fence!

What happens here

The presenter begins by showcasing the fallen Virginia Pine tree, noting that it's a less desirable type of wood (unlike a Loblolly pine) and only suitable for firewood or chipping. The tree has fallen across a woven wire fence, pushing it down from its typical 4-foot height and bending several stay wires. The strategy involves cutting the top portion of the tree for chipping and then rolling the main trunk off the fence.

Goal: The video introduces a problem: a Virginia Pine tree has fallen onto a woven wire fence, causing it to sag. The plan is to section the tree with chainsaws, chip the smaller branches, and then repair the fence.

Tools and materials

  • Fallen Virginia Pine Tree
  • Woven Wire Fence

What they say

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[Music] my neighbor's tree is on my fence hey there folks this is Josh Stoney Ridge farmer welcome back to another gorgeous day here on the Stoney Ridge we are wasting time and racing the rain by cleaning up my neighbor's tree that fell off of his property owned to my fence I want your opinion share your opinion is he responsible am I responsible who's responsible let me know guys come along today as we have some fun we're going to be using some really cool tools we're going to show you just how simple and easy it is to get a tree off of this woven wire fence from tornado wire pull it back up get everything back ready and we're going to move the cows over in here about two weeks from now I ain't afraid [Music] times like this if you mess with my freedom I'll change is what you can kiss all right folks welcome back to the Stoney Ridge Farm Channel let's show you the extent of the damage here from this tree so this is a southern yellow pine or Loblolly not a Loblolly excuse me this is a Virginia pine Which is less desirable than a Loblolly or Southern yellow pine and it's really no good for anything other than to push back up in the woods and we might get some firewood logs out of this this is the fence and typically this is the next pull down the fence would be about four feet tall well as you can see the fence is no longer four feet tall it just pushed it over and leaned it over and bent a few of the stay wires so this is a line wire that is a stay wire there's your education on fencing for the day so obviously we're gonna have to get this off the fence I think my angle of attack is going to be to come over here cut it

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