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Yes, Bill is great to work with. Also worked with him at aerial lift of ct when it was open

The New England chapter of ISA is doing the pruning qualification this fall.

Yes, we got it from Custom one Truck out of Virginia. Truck was still in great shape, just wanted to upgrade when we had good truck value.

Yes

I sold a 2018 this winter, rear mount 75fter. 6500 hours got $110,000 for it. Was in very good shape

Interested in the Sena’s. My cell is 860 733 5090. Live in NW CT. Shawn Sepples SEPPLES Tree Service

I’m interested in the Sena’s.

I would say 3 gallons of gas or diesel per hour @ $3.50 per gallon which is $10.50. Oil change every 200 hours would be less then $300 if you paid a muncipal worker to do it. So that would be 1.50 cents per hour Knife change, anvil replacement, and knife flipping is safely under $5 per hour...

Nice job Chris, I think teaching new tree workers is one of the most rewarding parts of the job. I like to get new climbers started with ornamental work, with mostly handsaws and pruners. I think it takes a solid year of chainsaw experience on the ground or in a bucket, before they are good...

Nice job! Be safe

Why not just climb the anchor tree and set your block. Seems like it’s worth it for peace of mind and a simple setup. Keep it simple.

Caddy pads and buckingham tree spikes for the last 25 years no complaints!

I've never used or seen someone use a chainsaw lanyard in a bucket truck.

We have had great luck with the Bandit 1590s and 18xps, which are the same chipper they just changed models #s. They are just under 10k pounds, and can chip 20 inch stuff. We have always gone with the John Deere engines, as they have worked great for us.

I'm using sterling ropes 1/2, and 5/8. Always used to use stable braid, but I like the sterling better!