Idiots With Chainsaws: Tree Cutting Fails | Extreme Dangerous Trees Falling On Houses #14

Añadido: 2026-05-30

[00:00:03]Not everyone learns the trade through theory at Industrial Nexus. Some have to learn through actual accidents involving logging trucks and misdirected tree falls that cause unnecessary damage.

[00:00:14]Today, let's take a look back at a series of classic failures in the logging profession.

[00:00:43]It's a pretty dark place.

[00:01:03]That's a really terrible idea.

[00:01:38]Come on.

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[00:03:45]The risks in logging are always present in every cut and every moving log. Just one moment of carelessness can sometimes be too late.

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[00:04:33]Holy [ __ ] >> Bam. There was a >> Everything seemed fine until the roof began to crack. And from there the situation quickly turned into an unforeseen disaster.

[00:04:52]>> Watches you abandoned with the keep.

[00:05:00]They still work.

[00:05:10]>> Tons of wood behind are creating tremendous pressure as the truck struggles to maintain traction on the muddy ground. In this situation, skill and precision are the only things keeping everything from collapsing.

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[00:06:03]The Valmet 840.3 moves through the thick mud as if it's running on dry pavement, even when fully loaded. Combined with extremely precise crane operations, everything looks more like a performance than typical logging.

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[00:07:10]Watching the Pacific P16 strain to pull heavy loads up a slope really shows why it is considered one of the true monsters of the logging industry.

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[00:08:51]Step into the LPRO sawmills production line like witnessing a precision machine operating continuously where rough logs quickly transform into perfect boards in just a few seconds.

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[00:10:11]Here.

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[00:10:44]A tree struck by lightning and burned from the inside is extremely unpredictable as no one knows how weakened the internal structure has become until the cutting begins.

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[00:11:31]The domino effect when trees fall always fascinates onlookers. But for those in the profession, the hardest part begins right after that.

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[00:12:48]No sensors, no computer intervention, just mechanical pulling force and incredible durability. That's why these old school systems are still highly trusted by professionals.

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[00:13:50]Each layer of soil, roots, and wood cleared by the Johnzard 245 is done with control, transforming the chaos of uprooted stumps into an extremely smooth processing operation.

[00:14:27]No one lost everything.

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[00:15:14]See Replacing dozens of trucks with a 19 car train not only increases transportation efficiency but also provides significant advantages in safety and sustainability.

[00:16:07]In Washington, this giant Douglas fur is brought down using techniques that are almost perfectly precise. Every cut, every wedge, and every notch is meticulously calculated to ensure the tree falls exactly where intended.

[00:16:47]Watching the truck lift its front end, one realizes how precisely the driver must maintain balance to prevent it from becoming a disaster.

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[00:17:52]A large oak tree that has been battered by the wind and is rotten on the side is always very unpredictable, especially when each sauce sound resonates with a sense of danger.

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[00:19:15]Tradition and technology work together perfectly here with horses assisting in timber transport. While the Palm Grapple handles the job with extremely high precision, it's a sustainable approach that still delivers impressive efficiency.

[00:20:08]When the road nearly disappears under mud and water, the Ural still maintains a stable load and continues to roll powerfully. This is truly a vehicle designed for real off-road terrain.

[00:20:49]With 600 horsepower and a maximum torque of 2,650 lbft, the Volvo FH16600 is designed to conquer heavy load journeys and the toughest slopes on the road.

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[00:21:53]Got much longer left.

[00:22:03]>> Wow.

[00:22:05]>> Clearly everything did not go according to the original plan as tree felling is not a game of chance but a combination of skill and precise calculations.

[00:22:13]>> Anything and they were like right after each other. So by the end of junior high I was like, "Oh my god, >> it ain't going nowhere but down.

[00:22:29]Oh god.

[00:23:15]Watching each log pass through this debarking system reveals just how fast and clean the processing is, causing almost no damage to to the inner trunk.

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[00:24:28]No helmet, no gloves, just skill and a chainsaw roaring in the air. Talent is real, but the level of danger is even more real.

[00:24:51]And then we break it.

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[00:25:43]In the blink of an eye, the entire pile of wood has been shredded into chips by the Chipmax 484 VR at an incredibly terrifying speed. The engine power on the Volvo truck makes this machine operate like a true industrial monster.

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[00:26:45]Heat up Oh yes, this is it. This is unbelievable.

[00:27:20]This steel timber sports semi-final is truly a battle of speed, strength, and precision between two of North America's top athletes.

[00:27:33]strong and big. Come on. This is the big big final of this here in Gothber. Winnipeg half.

[00:28:08]Bab gravity begins. s to speak as the tree trunk crashes violently into the power pole. And only the calmness of the operator keeps the situation stable.

[00:29:02]Hopefully, he's still okay after that dangerous situation.

[00:29:27]Noisy, powerful, and extremely efficient, the Vermeer turns even the most stubborn tree stumps into piles of wood chips in no time. This is truly the type of machine that dominates every job site.

[00:29:56]People only truly gain experience when it becomes most necessary. I hope today's situations will help you be more cautious with chainsaws, heavy objects, and seemingly harmless trees. Thank you for watching.