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Thanks, Ryan.

No. Not familiar. New to rcx. Thanks for the heads up, VA? What's your first name? You seem to be staying around and contributing. We'd like to get to know you. You mighta introduced yourself, elsewhere.

Soil depth at beginning Tree condition in early June. When called about declining health.

Flying apart tools... Catastrofying

After rcx, root pruning, mulching, perennials and annuals, and lots of water. A long time back the good Doctor spent $50k on extensive landscape design, then had no money to implement. Knocked down a buried for in the other ring. Dug it out, stripped bark with a mattock, and easily cut it...

Not on a production level, but messing about here and there at home on a large buried tree. This one picture is a customer's dogwood. This was a doctor's house where he just paid off his student loans and had been neglecting all yard work until now. Tree has anthracnose , drought stress, and...

Sounds like "catastrofying" the situation. All basic threaded plumbing parts, iirc.

I'd go for a respirator. I would like to get into a good air excavator. Done manual with a small compressor. SLOW, but the air help significantly. I'd like to buy a large rolling shop compressor that runs on 110v, and build a small air sprayer. Tree buzz has a thread about shop made rcx tools...