Recent content by mccauleytree

Smooth as usual! Top notch work!

Did this Pin Oak yesterday. Went pretty quickly. Tree was down, brush was chipped, wood was loaded, and crane was out there by 12:45.

It’s actually a 2007 peterbilt with a cat c16, 18spd, and 625hp. It’s a monster! I would love a rear mount swing cab next but the crane company we rent from has such good rates and awesome operators it’s going to be hard for us to spend that kind of money to upgrade. Our crane in the grand...

We just got the log truck a couple months ago but it’s really nice having both. I haul for a couple other companies around us so it’s a pretty good money maker. The crane is great too, it’s always nice being able to use it whenever possible. I honestly don’t think i could give up either one...

Yea i don’t know how they re-designed it with 1 cylinder but it’s really nice. Our crane is a national 8100d so yup you are right 23ton!

Haven?t posted in a while, but we have been rolling all winter...

Any white ones left Paul? I?ll take one if so.

Paul the bucket just makes it so fast. I’m always waiting at the next pick to set the rigging and it makes those big trunk pics a lot nicer!

Haven’t posted in a while but figured I’d check in with some recent work pics. This was at the Ludens cough drop estate. Absolutely gorgeous property!

Please put me in!

Not really sure what kind of dog it was. Wasn't much of a retriever. One of the guys brought him. It was odd he wouldn't pick up any ducks on land.

Got back from Devils lake, ND a couple weeks ago. Had an absolute blast and we shot a ton of ducks. It's like a different world out there!

It is really cool in the crane seat, a lot going on though. This crane was a manitex 40124shl. I want to try his new national nbt50 next he was telling me how impressive it is to operate that crane.

Not sure why it posted sideways, I did it from my iPad like I always do :?

Here are some pics from Thursday. We did 4 pretty big removals here but only managed to get pictures of the first tree. Best part of the day was the crane operator/owner let me try running it. Really enjoyed it.