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Looks pretty wild. Kinda like cable yarding.

Well I still think it's cool. I doubt Paul is recklessly endangering his son and his equipment and whole operation. Some kids are more mature than others and have a natural aptitude for running things. I drove many things at a young age. My dad trained me to drive from before I could reach the...

I figured he was using the loader. Still very impressive.

Impressive your son can do that at ten. 8)

Heh......I'm well versed in ignorance. Lol.

Tis all good Gary. I just wasn't certain if you'd put that part of the puzzle together yet. :)

Lol. I was thinking help must be easy to come by when you can just throw bodies underneath to block up a ditch.

You know there's no wrecker involved right? That's just the ball of the crane.

Awesome Paul. Just an amazing piece of equipment there. Really liking the freshened paint too. Looks pro.

Who knows what someone else was thinking that bid that much. If you got it done in the proper time you had on it and made your coin it just means you're more competitive.

Hell yah. Do what every self respecting treeman would do. Get outta dodge!

Crazy job. Big trees to do up in two days.

Maybe not that particular situation then, but remember it for others. It easily turns frustration into amusement for me, but I'm simple that way.

You should've stared back and given the sunglass salute. I always wear sunglasses and if someone starts to get on my nerves I enjoy pushing them up on my nose with the middle finger. I call it the sunglass salute! Lol Tight looking set-up, a lot of tree to have down and out by 1:30 in those...

Sweet. What a contrast that must be, lumbering in in the heavy crane and then booting home on a bike!

Awesome Paul. I love seeing the pics of your crane set-ups.

Aye, die or flee. Pirates rules!

Is there an actual plan for if the crane dumps into the power or its more just that can't happen. What sort of capacity did you have there?

Crazy.

It's all good, I don't do a ton of crane work, obviously different safety factors are in play than what I'm used to fingering out.