The Official Work Pictures Thread
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Sancho keeping it real in Wisco.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Bixler in one grey pine I in other
Stephen knows this but if you havent removed a grey pine its like removing 4-5 pine in one shot
trunk was 4'+
It's the tree gift that keeps on giving..
Keepin it real Sancho!
SouthSoundTree-
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Berry Gute!
sotc
Dormant hero!!
Long skinny suckers
FJR
Treehouser
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TreeHouser
Willer and wires God bless urban yards!
sotc
Dormant hero!!
Buckets and cranes, a beautiful thing
mistahbenn
Treehouser
I want to work with a crane SO BAD!
MasterBlaster
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No crane rentals in Long Beach?
SouthSoundTree-
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21’, up to about 25" diameter, over a ton.
One thing that helped was putting out some 6" diameter firewood logs every 6' for sliding, like skid row, on a bigger one. The biggest, I moved one end at a time, some.
An avant or gehl articulated would be great. An arch would be great.
Hoping for some peelers, at over $1000/ 1000 board feet.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Me 2 Benn, Me 2
sotc
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Be careful selling direct to a mill or your comp classification could change to logging. That falls under a entire different set of rules and regulations...
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Thanks, Willie.
How to avoid that? Sell to whom? a log buyer who isn't a mill? The one place in town is just a buyer.
Personally, I don't have comp on myself, only employees.
I stripped most of the trees, as on a regular residential job, as they were too tall to stay within the site.
How to avoid that? Sell to whom? a log buyer who isn't a mill? The one place in town is just a buyer.
Personally, I don't have comp on myself, only employees.
I stripped most of the trees, as on a regular residential job, as they were too tall to stay within the site.
sotc
Dormant hero!!
Not certain Sean, I just know here, if I'm bringing in a log truck and the logs are going direct to a mill it's logging. You may or may not circumvent that by staging logs at home or selling to band mill guys. Or it may never become an issue.
PCTREE
Treehouser
I told ya already come down here and you can every day!!
mistahbenn
Treehouser
Paul I will take you up on that for sure!
sawman
TreeHouser
You and bix living it up 
Where's the wraptor??
Them looks like some tall tree!!!
Where's the wraptor??
Them looks like some tall tree!!!
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Up in the twigs I see... Nice
You and bix living it up
Where's the wraptor??
Them looks like some tall tree!!!
Yes'M, we are
Bix used the wraptor to git up there, then SRT from there on
They were, i got the easy 100footer, Bix was 125ft or so and way bigger canopy spread
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Nothing better than a pine TD! Straight up, straight down! 
Burnham
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Greys are usually not as straightforward like that, Butch. I always disliked 'em, in general. Often very limby, multi-lead tops. Leaning all over the map. Heavy and pitchy in the extreme. Not a nice tree, usually. Only saving grace is they hinge well, if not dead too long.
