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I've got 4 elms, isolated from others. I don't know where the closest elms are. Could easily be a mile or 5 away. My aunt/ uncle/ fam lived on Elmwood Av, with big spreading elms in Chicago. They went out when I was a kid.

There is a sock, and maybe shoe, helper device for people who struggle to reach their feet.

My experience is that most people want 16", maybe fitting 18" or a little bigger. For my house, I need to be sure to split it small enough to relate the heat output without overheating. Stacking tall needs food control on lengths.

Could you have a tripod fabricated that would assemble around the palms for an overhead lowering point. What kind of weight are you dealing with? What is the climbing dismantle option like? Can you negative block the heads off, but run out of room for lowering?

How much is saving time worth to them?

What can get in there? A tow-behind lift? Nobody will be swimming during working, right? Would that mean a pool cover?

I like the rolling scaffold idea. It would allow you to take them down in small pieces. Slide material down a ramp from scaffold to plywood on the ground. I wonder about fronds as the cushion between plywood layers as an armored crash pad. Have replacement materials on hand and a quality tile...

At the O'hare airport to fly home. Been busy visiting/ helping my mom and brother since Monday. Lots knocked off the list, few hours of sleep. Tuesday night I stayed up all night working around their house. My Mom, 83, is weak after 2 falls, never recovering strength and stamina. My...

Flushing without closing the lid seems undesirable to me. Some studies say viral loads on surfaces are unaffected. Idk about bacteria, a bigger problem, maybe.

Not the whiskers of a felling hinge...I understand. We're you coming in from the side or top? Dull?

Some Japanese maples can be very short.

Scrubbing is important, not just washing.

Would this have to do with loose, unmaintained belts? Was it the hinge, coming from above or the side?

I've heard them called Bear Traps. If a bear were to rub its back on one, it could dislodge the top.

It's more about the hours put in, that the time started, for sure.

One must always anticipate a weak spot/ the weak spot fracturing, and how one would best avoid swinging at a spear.

A winch from an anchored truck to the heavy chip trick would help.

I think (cleanly) dumping the mix back into the fuel can and refilling with cooler mix would be more practical.

Looks nice!

Do you spot a tube?