Limbrat
TreeHouser
Wow, that's heavy stuff.
Try to do some charity work a day a week and have a bunch from church that comes out in droves to help. One of the folks took some pics last week.
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Try to do some charity work a day a week and have a bunch from church that comes out in droves to help. One of the folks took some pics last week.
flushcut
TreeHouser
Ash on the move
pantheraba
More biners!!!
August...I just realized...Nature bored the hinge for you! Jed oughta love it!
Wow, that's heavy stuff.
Try to do some charity work a day a week and have a bunch from church that comes out in droves to help. One of the folks took some pics last week.
Nice Big Ray! helping those in need
I try to do charity a few times thru the season
August Hunicke
TreeHouser
Ya Gary, I appreciated the help while making the face cut.
Jed
TreeHouser
HA! Rajan... !!!
Ohio Rich: That hinge looks like it took one hard pull Brother.
U.K. Rich: Keep em comin from Scandinavia. God's country, even if Stig lives there.
Stig: Best pics I've seen in some time. August: Stig's the one with the helmet on, and yeah... he could kick my ass. Btw... That was a NASTY ash brother. Oregon Ash?? Just nasty. I might nota fell that either.
Mick: Clean cuts!! I'm not going to have any self-esteem left.
Ray: Looks like a good time, but watch out for the Church-folk. They like to walk right under ya. Took down a dead Maple for my church years ago, and it was just total chaos.
Here's some stormwork pics from yesterday and today. If you want to know what we were doing in the old-lady's house... moving her China. Man, she was ticked... asbestos all over everything. People are always so depressed when the power's out.
I always think that White Pine smells a bit like Licorice, or Anise rather.
This Fir was 140'x 21" Wind-checked like a sonofagun.
Some other hung-up Firs...
Ohio Rich: That hinge looks like it took one hard pull Brother.
U.K. Rich: Keep em comin from Scandinavia. God's country, even if Stig lives there.
Stig: Best pics I've seen in some time. August: Stig's the one with the helmet on, and yeah... he could kick my ass. Btw... That was a NASTY ash brother. Oregon Ash?? Just nasty. I might nota fell that either.
Mick: Clean cuts!! I'm not going to have any self-esteem left.
Ray: Looks like a good time, but watch out for the Church-folk. They like to walk right under ya. Took down a dead Maple for my church years ago, and it was just total chaos.
Here's some stormwork pics from yesterday and today. If you want to know what we were doing in the old-lady's house... moving her China. Man, she was ticked... asbestos all over everything. People are always so depressed when the power's out.
I always think that White Pine smells a bit like Licorice, or Anise rather.
This Fir was 140'x 21" Wind-checked like a sonofagun.
Some other hung-up Firs...
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SouthSoundTree-
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Jed, maybe you guys got hit harder.
Where are those trees?
Where are those trees?
pantheraba
More biners!!!
What's that damage in the last picture?
Man, you got some messed up trees from that storm.
Man, you got some messed up trees from that storm.
Jed
TreeHouser
So far, mostly just Bellevue and Redmond. Just super weird little isolated micro-burst winds reaking havok here and there... not like the whole place flattened out or anything. I took some pics of a 45' Leyaland Cypress that (just barely reached) and completely wiped out the power lines. Those things (the lines) are pretty stinkin strong. We couldn't believe it.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Some awesome pictures tonight... thanks for putting them up guys. Nice to see other work besides what we have been doing.. Yup.. more dead pines 
Needed to see what ya'll be up to to take my mind off it.
Needed to see what ya'll be up to to take my mind off it.
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Heh Jed is that St Patrick? I thought he wasn't with yah anymore?
Limbrat
TreeHouser
Wild pics Jed and must've been some wild weather too! Does white pine have a tap root? It looks like the stump/root ball flopped right back in place.
I don't have to tell you but there's tremendous stored energy in a line that's bowed down to the ground like that, kind of like a cocked crossbow. Making that last cut to free it up can be real tricky. Some of those chunks can fly amazing distances.
Jed
TreeHouser
That's the top of the Fir that keeping two other Firs from hitting the house.
Jed
TreeHouser
No, that's Andy (smaller) and Edwin the Great. Was funny... I saw St. Pat like 10 days after he got fired. I slowed down in the middle of a res. road to see what another big tree outfit was up to... who should come running over but St Patty... I threw the airbrake on right there in the middle of the road and we shook hands. Was good to see him again. He was right back on the same crew he got fired off before getting fired off of us, but upgraded to beginner climber this time. That's just treework in this area.
Ray: "Some of those chunks can fly amazing distances."
Yeah, I'll bet. That one was someones else's headache, thank God. I just snapped the pic and got back in the truck.Stephen: Yeah but I want to see those pines.
pete mctree
Treehouser
Some nasty work there Jed. I find storm work the most demanding, dangerous & also rewarding treework
Mick!
TreeHouser
HolmenTree
Banned
Nice little Kubolta Mick
I almost bought one with a acreage deal I was involved with a few years back.
How are the tires for getting flats doing tree work?
I almost bought one with a acreage deal I was involved with a few years back.
How are the tires for getting flats doing tree work?
Mick!
TreeHouser
Funny you should mention that, got a flat today, turned out to be the valve.
I run it on turf tyres which save the clients lawns a lot.
On a job like this I scope out some routes to the fire for small hidden stumps which will puncture them in an instant.
So far after 2 or so years no real issues tyre wise.
I run it on turf tyres which save the clients lawns a lot.
On a job like this I scope out some routes to the fire for small hidden stumps which will puncture them in an instant.
So far after 2 or so years no real issues tyre wise.
Raj
TreeHouser
It really is a brilliant project. I take off my helmet!
Ďakujem, I'm a cheap Slovak Canadian.
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
SouthSoundTree-
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Are the valve stems exposed, Mick? On the Parks' skidder I ran, there was a shield of threaded pipe cap, on a piece of pipe, welded on the rim. Probably easy to add.
Jed
TreeHouser
Not I Sir. A little too demanding for my cup of tea. I like the straight-forward stuff that's not all broken up and messed up like this Cottonwood. 120'x38.5". A bit too close to the house for my taste, but what can you do?
Pete: Man, how long did that take you? That job looked absolutely beautiful.
