This machine is taking arborists jobs…

1 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube monologue, Dan Novaes promotes a ground‑operated tree‑cutting machine that replaces traditional chainsaw climbing. He explains how the device scans a tree, computes the optimal fall angle, and cuts the tree in seconds while the operator stays safely on the ground, eliminating the need for ropes and reducing injury risk. Novaes contrasts this with the hazardous, labor‑intensive old method, arguing that the new technology enables faster jobs, safer operations, and dramatically higher profit margins. He cites contractors earning $100,000+ per month by securing contracts with city councils, farms, and power companies, emphasizing that the real business upgrade is eliminating risk and increasing speed rather than working harder. The video ends with a call to follow UBK for more entrepreneurial stories.

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Contractors are winning government deals with a machine that replaces chainsaws. No climbing, no risk. This machine scans a tree, calculates the exact fall angle, then cuts it in seconds while the operator stands safely on the ground. No ropes, no workers in danger. Now compare that to the old way: climb the tree, use a chainsaw, hope nothing goes wrong. One mistake, injury, lawsuit, business gone. This flips everything. Faster jobs, safer operations, higher margins. That's why contractors using this are pulling $100,000+ a month, working with city councils, farms, and power companies. Because they're not selling labor anymore; they're selling precision and safety. The lesson: The real upgrade isn't working harder. It's eliminating risk while increasing speed. That's where the money moves. For more entrepreneurial stories and information like this, follow UBK.