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I would say at my age the similarity is that they both kick my ass😆

Storm work at the Y camp. Just getting this opened up this afternoon. Will finish tomorrow. Hot as hell and I’m doing my best to avoid the sun. Antibiotics don’t mix with sunlight I guess. Precaution after finding a buried tick

Last pick at 4200#’s. I took the pic just as I was checking your post @flushcut

4200# top to start the day. Was good for 8000#. Lay down sucks

The first two pics yes. The second two no. Crane work tomorrow morning though. Big larch with a good vertical crack running up about twenty feet from the base.

Some of yesterdays storm work More today but nothing crazy. How come every day when we shut down to eat lunch, every person in the neighborhood decides that the time to mow their lawn.🤬 A few moments of peace and quiet is all I want

@Maximalist I am interested in what Mick is asking as well. I enjoy seeing equipment in other places.

Not sure. I don’t use the wrench enough to really know. I’ve got at least three wrenches and probably five different tethers. I just didn’t feel like digging for my rope runner today.

Finally used the reon rounds tether I bought years ago. It was ok. Decent sized pin oak that had large dead and suffered storm damage. Sealed the large wounds.

Yucky. Icky. Disgusting.

Small cherry removal in a bad spot. Below is heavily landscaped along with a scenic walking path and babbling brook. Just to the right and below is an outdoor chapel. I was set up beside the building and behind the privacy fence. Thankfully we could two pick the tree because winds (35mph) were...

I read that in a trump voice for some reason

Thanks B Rajan we caught that on 5/8 stablebraid. Well more like a well controlled crash.

More oaks today. Tightish drop zone. The right lead I topped out at around 70’ and it measured 14” in diameter. It’s a big red oak for our area.

Proof that I still climb occasionally A gratuitous stump picAnd a spar that needed persuaded over the other day No pics from the crane work today but I did the rigging and cutting. When Rick (rental crane op) and I are teamed up it’s like watching a ballet (as one property owner stated). Rick...

Brace the crack shut and then cable? Personally I’d cut it out and start over

Multiple cables at different elevations maybe? In the first pic the center looks kinda thin compared to the left side. Is it getting choked out from the opposing stems?

Did I just get summoned? 😆

Max is legendary in tree work and in his food presentation. I would like to work along side of and enjoy a meal with him someday. That would require me to leave my quarter of our country which would be a huge step for me

Thinning doesn’t last long on them when overly thinned. Most people get them liontailed and that makes them worse. End weight on the larger lower limbs typically becomes an issue