Effective Tree Cutting Method!

I'd love to be a lumberjack in this day and age. Watch out forest, there would be no stopping me!

After cutting the line while boarding a flight, this high school lacrosse player goes up in front of all the passengers and gives them an apology!

That tractor looks like a choo choo train.

By the looks of it, this guy was born to work at a pizza shop. Deliveries must always be on time!

Well here's one way not to cut down a tree. Just listen to the mans expression! Hilarious

Maybe next time he shouldn't park so close! If you're going to knock down a tree, get that truck out of there!

A miscalculation causes some serious damage

Man shows off his skills with a high quality bandsaw and leaves you wondering what he's making til the end!

By the looks of it I'd say the power lines won this epic battle. Electricity vs nature!

I wonder how many years this guy has been doing this? With bread cutting skills like that, I'm sure it's been a while!

another example of why you do not cut a tree from a ladder.

Successful jump... the landing and braking part not so good!

A massive tree goes up in flames after making contact with some power lines.

This guy is definitely not the brightest bulb!

www.acetree.com.au Dangerous Tree Cutting With Plenty Of Big Tree climbing, Tree Falling, Tree Lopping, Huge Tree removal, Different Chainsaw Cutting Techniques, Big Timber, Bushfire and More All Taken at the Victorian the Bush Fire Areas Caused By Black Saturday! You will see some of the worst hazard dangerous dead trees effected from the bushfire! see our man tree service with experienced arborists and tree loppers. Victoria has experienced major fires and trees felling over the past years however, Black Saturday is one disaster that will not be forgotten. Over 2000 homes were destroyed in the bushfire due to the extreme heat which left people helpless, and eventually having rent or stay with friends and family. An astounding number of 210+ lives were lost in the deadly fire. Ace Tree Management noticed within minutes that there was nothing left, and something immediately had to be done in order to get these peoples lives back on track. Destroyed homes, damaged cars, no bird life, it was scary environment. Kinglake trees were definitely a hazard. Only standing with the outside of the black burnt out trunk awaiting to be tipped over, it was not a sight anyone would ever want to remember. We used a range of equipment from cranes, bobcats, wood chippers, travel towers to get the job done and give the community a chance to rebuild what was lost. With Aces hard work and dedication, Melbourne was beginning to look cleaned up and a lot safer for the bush fire victims to return <b>...</b>