That takes some amazing skill and courage! I am not a pilot or have any knowledge of flying a helicopter, but that looks like it takes nerves and balls of BIG cold steel!
Something smoked at the end. Looked like the drive box. He may have hit something the saws couldn't cut through? Looks like a dead tree where maybe the wood had seasoned.
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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks: This is how they trim the right of way up in Dahlonega. They trimmed the trees at the airport all the time with one.
I heard them going along our roads this week. When you compare the speed or how many cuts the do, it's probably much less dangerous that putting a worker up there on a rope or in a bucket truck. They can also access lines that are on very difficult terrain at the same speed as when they're on a highway, which the manual method can't.
Originally posted by 6guns: Something smoked at the end. Looked like the drive box. He may have hit something the saws couldn't cut through? Looks like a dead tree where maybe the wood had seasoned.
That seemed inevitable, didn't it? And how are the blades kept square to the desired cut line?
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Originally posted by smlsig: I think I remember seeing one of those in a James Bond movie! Talk about lethal.
The World is Not Enough.... good movie....
Won't be long drones will be doing the work, easily programmed to follow a specific set of GPS directions, wait until you see 50 or 100 of these take off and fly around!
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I am curious about the saws. How are they powered?
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