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Hale yeah. Makes you realize what a pita hauling is.

Maybe he blew it on the ground, no hauling.

60 yds by 9.30?? Meh, I assume you started at 4.30. :lol:

+1 Interesting vid, thanks!

Totally blew me away too. And then I went to Mayer's shop, and that was utterly amazing as well.

Omg the 1990 is a freak. Lets see some pics!! 1990 reminds me of a chipper that thinks its a bulldozer8)

Oh ok. Jack stands of some kind under the feed chute are a good thing :thumbup:

What did you do, put in a bigger jack? Or is it a big hydraulic jack and it wouldn't lift it?

I couldnt hear it but it gave reason to watch it again! did you fix the axle and if so, was it difficult? Thanks.

+1

I saw Mayer tree using a Vermeer 20+".. They chipped stuff that basically you would never even think of chipping. They chipped everything no matter how nasty or ugly, as in, difficult to chip.

22"x60', no saw cuts made?? That's freaking bad ass. Awesome. Did you fix that axle yet? Was it difficult?

Iphone, Imac.

:lol::thumbup:

Paul, btw, when a storm hits, would you mostly wait for the phone to ring or are you pre-set up with contacts at insurance companies and stuff like that? Thanks.

Well that was the story and there are a couple pics on my phone, idk how to get em outta there and onto here.

Just curious, generally how far 1 way do you travel to keep your crane busy?

Doubled!! Dayum! I would be honored to come down and rough it with you, for sure. I already do a fair amount of crane work so I know they are usually crazy productive. We took out a truly massive pin oak from a tight courtyard on Friday with a 33t, one huge limb low over the brand new roof was...

Carls latest vid got my attention, he took down a rather large white-oak-looking tree and made it look alarmingly easy. In this day and age we are always hearing of ways workers can or will be eliminated by automation. Until the treemek vids, I felt confident that nothing had yet been invented...

Good info, thanks. Say, you mention being able to nuke work quickly with your crane, I'm curious what you think of the Treemek and treemek vids given that you are an experienced stick crane guy. I'm thinking a stick is usually going to be faster because bigger picks can be taken but you need a...