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Yesterday I somehow misread that as $5k a day. We’re an outlier for equipment/ efficiency I reckon, but we absolutely wouldn’t work as a crew for $2000-2500/day. I’d send one of our part time guys out solo with the little excavator and/or stump grinder for that. Even before the latest...

That sounds to cheap for 3 men and a chipper, even without haul-off/ disposal.

Even if you got the job you are four hours on the road already. Times however much gear you need to do the job. $900 naw! $9000 sounds better if the job an hour away, excluding my brother in Milwaukee.

Sugar maple and beech come to mind.

How bout a big rottonwood? Been eyeing it dead for years thinking about offering to whack it, storm beat me

don't say these things infront of me LOL, I'm trying my best to not drive to the cat dealer and buy one right now 😆

Some species do not get significantly lighter when dry

Blegh, all the eucs you deal with are so nasty looking!

I've been invited to climb a couple Osage, when I do, I'll save you anything big enough for hanging and axe.

Amtrak flat iron steak. Because novelty, that's why...

I do planks in just about every conceivable direction and format. I also do a version of yoga to maintain flexibility. Good muscle mass around the spine helps reduce the possibility of spinal injury.

31S battery conversion with new cables and master disconnect. Making the world a better place one job at a time. :lol:

Seems like a short wait is all that's required for less weight in your environnent.

Got a 10yd gravel spread to get ready for the winter. Finished a 2 day hazard-reducing pruning job. 2 climbers. One groundie. Mostly electric saws. The Golf Course's dump trailer and onsite dumping. 25 ash and 1 maple in the grove. Sweet. We did the removal portion previously for this...

they probably just send mail to whoever has the same last name if they can't find the actual owners address we've lived at this address for 8 years and it wasn't until maybe last year we quit getting junk mail addressed to the old owners

Even worse is the mega investors' desire to destroy culture.

He's one of those who hits the brake after every cut. Lots of wear and tear on a safety device you want to work when really needed. Also a good way to stretch a chain real quick. Enough stretch may lead to another safety hazard.

Maybe the largest dia Mesquite I’ve seen. Cut it up today, pickup logs later.

What I would like to know is how it is that both M and I continue to get occasional snail mail come-ons addressed to any of the four of our long deceased parents, here at our address where none of them ever resided.