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If they are good they will find their market space.

Out of JLG, Genie, and Nifty Nifty are the nicest by a long shot IMO and experience.

In the basement for the second time today with tornado warnings. Landed three jobs from the first go around and this one now seems stronger.

MLE lifts have all electric lifts and are certainly not a low budget lift but are mainly used in building maintenance. I think MLE was bought out and has a new name. I was first introduced to them by one of their engineers who was a firewood customer.

Freedom!!!!

I’ve rented electric Genie lifts in the past and I’m glad that was the past. Maybe battery technology has improved but it would not be a consideration for me unless it has an engine. My lift has three drive systems diesel engine as the primary operation, battery as the backup, and manual for...

Counting the growth rings might be challenging.

Luckily I didn't need to redo the stringers but who ever built the stairs in the first place use nails and they were rotting away loosing their grip on the treads. I replace all 19 treads using nice ceramic coated screws.

Rebuilt some stairs yesterday nothing exciting.

I remember a guy by the name of Timothy Treadwell who thought bears were cute and friendly. It didn't end well for him. Personally I think the reintroduction of large predators is a bad idea. One can argue the benefit to nature but humans are a dumb species and will run into brown bears and...

Better do some trimming around them or you’ll be cutting out the trees growing thru them.

Ah yes I see it now green beard.

Short answer is, yes. Partstree.com is were you can order all the Husqy muff and screen parts individually. Hygiene kits for the muffs and whatnot.

Vertex Vent for me with Husqy muffs and mesh.

Do you have any pics of the trees you were working?

You are colder than I am. Low 70’s today high 70’s tomorrow with thunder boomers all day.

Not too many EAB dead ash left in my area. Thank god!

I had one last week kinda like that but I wasn’t close to it. It was a dead ash leaning over a garage and heavy head lean towards power lines. Not a big tree by any means (14” at the stump) and we had near ideal pull angles. Set some tension on the pull line to hold the tree, faced it up, made...

I don’t think that is what Sean is talking about. So say a turn is coming in and run up against a stump and an easy way to get the log to free up is to rechoke the log and put a roll on it as the winch line comes tight. I don’t know if there is a name for that but that is how I read Sean’s post.