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[tulsehilltiger]

this was shown to us at forestry college, it isnt the groundsman's fault at all.

no matter what amount of slack, it would have jerked the pole, even with no roping down it would make the pole move and shudder.

he should have piecemealed it, it's a big bit of wood that he's lopping... too big.

also he could have ziplined the top out and away

[finbarh6]

wha happened

[HxXFromFirstToLastXx]

groundworkers fault

[Indieboy12]

Hilarious lol I swear the whole world has seen this video. I bet he wasnt expecting that. I wish I could feel the buzz he got lol I would have slapped the groundy so hard

[xxn0funxx]

u dont have rope tied when u cut top out

[jay8624]

tbh it wasnt his fault n it was the groung men fault becouse they should have slacked the rope as it fell.

[minxyloo]

looks like you dont have aclue mate!

[XXFOWLERXX]

perks of the job

[carpfishercarpfisher]

when i did that i thought i was flying, ooops, i was

[bigbadpod]

ohh, how I laughed ...... been there, done that (nearly). 'Go for a swing and Ride the Buzz, man..' as a great sage once said

[jonktm]

That is how it done the only thing he had a bit too much slack in the rope. But it usually is bit of a rough ride section felling trees and lowering them on them selves.

[therealcatweazle1]

gotta learn somehow !

[spmc83]

crazy should have gone to the top and not had so much run idiot