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Chimney Oak Failure (What would YOU do)

User Comments

Martijn van Tooren commented on 03 Jun 2015

i read you did the job, why did the people let it come so far? i think the chimney need some work to after al the work is done :)

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 03 Jun 2015

The tree fell on the house on the weekend and the people were away. I din't get the call till Tuesday. Started Wednesday. I have the longer video in the edit right now. It's good.

Tim Knaack commented on 02 Jun 2015

Take the top branches with the crane

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 03 Jun 2015

Can't, the tree is balanced on the tip of the chimney. We wanted to.

Michael Kearney commented on 02 Jun 2015

That's a tricky one. Keep safe.

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 02 Jun 2015

+Michael Kearney Yup, this one scared us all.

patkarlsson commented on 02 Jun 2015

Waiting for the follow up video! Upload as much footage as possible!

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 06 Jul 2015

It's up, "tree job from HELL"

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 02 Jun 2015

+patkarlsson I'm working on the edit now. We pulled it off, but I lost a lot of sleep over this one!

WhyKnot commented on 02 Jun 2015

Any chance of getting guy lines to surrounding trees for additional support?

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 02 Jun 2015

+WhyKnot Nope, what you see is what you have to work with. Even if the tree was growing upright would have been easier. Kinda like working off the end of a fishing pole. Video coming, working on the edit now.

John Bare commented on 02 Jun 2015

Hope all goes well that is a scary looking situation, be careful. Hope Mr. Murphy is on vacation for this one.

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 02 Jun 2015

Thanks John, The follow up video will be good!

Josh Peterson commented on 02 Jun 2015

Wowza - that should be a challenge. I like the A-frame idea, though. No telling what little tiny shift in weight might cause the chimney to collapse or fall to the side. Stabilize that thing.

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 02 Jun 2015

I did the job, it came out good but it was really a challenge. The balance point kept shifting and we could not use a crane to lift anything. Follow up video is coming.

nephilly87 commented on 02 Jun 2015

Crane and bucket piece it out till where it's connected with the chimney make one final cut half way up the trunk 

arboristBlairGlenn commented on 03 Jun 2015

That's pretty close. What we didn't count on was the whole tree was balanced on that tip. As we worked one side, the tree shifted.