"It's an 'industry disrupter.'" -Dan Mayer, Mayer Tree Service, Boston, MA

That’s how owners describe the SENNEBOGEN 718’s performance when it comes to tree removal. The revolutionary material handler was purpose-built specifically for the tree-care industry and is setting the pace for productivity and job-site safety in arboriculture. 

Plenty of SENNEBOGEN machines are already used to increase efficiency in a variety of industries like scrap and steel, logging and forestry, and construction and demolition. But the role the 718 is playing in lightening the load of tree-care professionals is nothing short of stupendous. 

Don’t just take our word for it. Meet a SENNEBOGEN customer who uses the 718 and learn how this type of machinery has fundamentally changed his business. We asked Jason Porter of Treeworks, Inc. in Michigan to share the challenges his tree-care company was facing and how the 718 solved those issues.

So you've seen the SENNEBOGEN 718 in action, checked out the specs, and chatted with some owners. But, is this machine really the right fit for your business? I mean, it's a pretty big investment, and you want to make sure you're getting your money's worth. If you want to be sure that this tree care machine is the real deal and will help you get the job done, let's take a closer look at what it's all about.

The SENNEBOGEN 718 is purpose-built to handle large-scale work. While it does have the capability to tackle smaller tasks, it truly belongs on the site of big projects. Here are three questions to think about when considering what kind of tree-cutting jobs are best for the 718.

In the life of a tree-care professional, the work is never truly done. 

There’s always another job waiting around the bend. The quicker workers can complete a project, the faster they can tackle the next one. That means more money is being brought into the business. 

This makes equipment efficiency of the utmost importance. You need tools and devices that will save you time and produce quality results. Good use of your crew’s time and energy will ramp up your productivity and increase profits.

The SENNEBOGEN 718 eliminates many of the elements that slow down work at a tree-removal site. From equipment to service to mobility, this material handler literally cuts out the middleman and puts your crew on the fast track to the next job.

Tree removal is tough.

Not everyone can climb up in a bucket truck and take down a tree safely. It takes years of proper training to become a master arborist or tree care specialist - not to mention a fleet of specific equipment and a wealth of experience - to become a tree care professional.

There are quite a few dangers involved in traditional tree-removal and tree cutting practices: falling off a tree, getting injured by falling limbs or branches, and being hurt by the equipment itself are just a few. Those risks escalate with each additional person at the worksite.

The SENNEBOGEN 718 alleviates many of these concerns with enhanced safety, compact mobility, and maximum versatility. Here’s how this tree care machine can reduce the risk of accidents on the job and minimize your tree-cutting crew.

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