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  1. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    :thumbup:
  2. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    And don't forget that 'rashing it down' is a time waster and a safety hazard. Chip it, FTW. Or, have a big box and a loader to stuff it into...
  3. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    :rockon:
  4. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    That's what turned it into ten trees!
  5. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    Makes the rest of us pay higher insurance rates, you mean.
  6. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    It helps to weed out the jacklegs.
  7. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    It costs about $1200 a year here and you have to attend qualifying seminars once a year to keep your licence.
  8. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    So the fencing company is also a licenced treeco? The fencing companies around here are too busy building fences to be doing tree work.
  9. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    Yes. I'm sure they are a dime a dozen and the insurance rates are way cheap.
  10. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    I get that. I don't get a fencing company also being a treeco.
  11. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    I can understand treecos being able to build a fence, but not the other way around.
  12. MasterBlaster

    Answers before the questions regarding site safety.

    Damn straight.
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