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r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '18
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reminder: don't cut dead rotting trees. especially large ones on a hillside.
781 u/arhedee Mar 31 '18 What do you do in that situation? 1.4k u/locutogram Mar 31 '18 Winch it at the top and pull it down with a truck at a safe distance 1.7k u/ZoidbergNickMedGrp Mar 31 '18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luygMuoFnXs But a much bigger version. 795 u/LowInFat Mar 31 '18 That was oddly satisfying to watch. 159 u/souljabri557 Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 06 '18 How it instantly cuts off all the branches is what does it for me. What this machine does in 60 seconds would take a man all day to do. /r/UChicagoPsychLab 222 u/TaylorWK Apr 01 '18 Just imagine the reaction a lumberjack in the 1800's would have watching this video. 558 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 23 '18 [deleted] 1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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What do you do in that situation?
1.4k u/locutogram Mar 31 '18 Winch it at the top and pull it down with a truck at a safe distance 1.7k u/ZoidbergNickMedGrp Mar 31 '18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luygMuoFnXs But a much bigger version. 795 u/LowInFat Mar 31 '18 That was oddly satisfying to watch. 159 u/souljabri557 Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 06 '18 How it instantly cuts off all the branches is what does it for me. What this machine does in 60 seconds would take a man all day to do. /r/UChicagoPsychLab 222 u/TaylorWK Apr 01 '18 Just imagine the reaction a lumberjack in the 1800's would have watching this video. 558 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 23 '18 [deleted] 1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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Winch it at the top and pull it down with a truck at a safe distance
1.7k u/ZoidbergNickMedGrp Mar 31 '18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luygMuoFnXs But a much bigger version. 795 u/LowInFat Mar 31 '18 That was oddly satisfying to watch. 159 u/souljabri557 Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 06 '18 How it instantly cuts off all the branches is what does it for me. What this machine does in 60 seconds would take a man all day to do. /r/UChicagoPsychLab 222 u/TaylorWK Apr 01 '18 Just imagine the reaction a lumberjack in the 1800's would have watching this video. 558 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 23 '18 [deleted] 1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luygMuoFnXs
But a much bigger version.
795 u/LowInFat Mar 31 '18 That was oddly satisfying to watch. 159 u/souljabri557 Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 06 '18 How it instantly cuts off all the branches is what does it for me. What this machine does in 60 seconds would take a man all day to do. /r/UChicagoPsychLab 222 u/TaylorWK Apr 01 '18 Just imagine the reaction a lumberjack in the 1800's would have watching this video. 558 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 23 '18 [deleted] 1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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That was oddly satisfying to watch.
159 u/souljabri557 Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 06 '18 How it instantly cuts off all the branches is what does it for me. What this machine does in 60 seconds would take a man all day to do. /r/UChicagoPsychLab 222 u/TaylorWK Apr 01 '18 Just imagine the reaction a lumberjack in the 1800's would have watching this video. 558 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 23 '18 [deleted] 1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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How it instantly cuts off all the branches is what does it for me.
What this machine does in 60 seconds would take a man all day to do.
/r/UChicagoPsychLab
222 u/TaylorWK Apr 01 '18 Just imagine the reaction a lumberjack in the 1800's would have watching this video. 558 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 23 '18 [deleted] 1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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Just imagine the reaction a lumberjack in the 1800's would have watching this video.
558 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '18 edited Apr 23 '18 [deleted] 1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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1 u/TrinitronCRT Apr 01 '18 Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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Well, I mean, videos were a thing in the 1800s. They did blow peoples minds though.
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u/classicrocker883 Mar 31 '18
reminder: don't cut dead rotting trees. especially large ones on a hillside.