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Whack it off right where your tape is in that picture. This advice is worth every bit of what you paid for it :D.

So you retire and post more videos than when you were working? :P:occasion5:

@cory Schweet

So I’ve been poll-er, hacking this thing (turns out it’s a wattle or willow acacia) back to a nub every fall. Works pretty well. Little neighbor is getting big and leaning hard. If I had thought of it sooner, I might have taken the closest fork off the bigger tree to give little one room...

Mark Rober does some cool porch pirate stuff on YouTube, pre AI.

Well, the battery is a crappy deal. I have a battery that will start the mill, but I'll have to plug the tractor in to the mill to run the hydraulics. I don't think the mill battery is coming back from 5.46 volts.

We were driving in NY on 3 lane interstate Monday at 11 PM, a pick up truck passed us going in the wrong direction, crazy stuff.

Funny side lean toward house, steepish ground, no rope

DEFinitely clueless, heh. My son sees the craziest stuff in his travels.

How? It’s not like the rubber just let go suddenly. Either they are def or straight up clueless. Perhaps both.

Better than something worse on both accounts and still PITAs!

I had a little panic moment with the Kubota, but it turned to be a crappy hose clamp. Sawmill battery is junk. Wasn't expecting that. :(

Funny how some of us keep our head on a swivel for all the evil in the world yet let stupid creep right up on us.

Here's my after pic, since I remembered to take one. Coulda spent all day up there, maybe two to get it all laced out, but that is not in the client's budget. Nice tree though, very fun climb. Hardly noticed I was aloft over three hours. PS. @Mick! Looks like you got a nice tree today too...

Not dissimilar to my day

Five very dry, dead ash trees dropped for a friend (older fellow). Every tree had to be rigged to pull them over. I could tell he wasn’t up to winching the last one over as it had a good bit of back lean and took some work to get it over center. My bar just started binding in the back cut, so...

An other clue : when the boxes explode, they blew a cloud of colored dust, but strangely, the thieves come back covered with paint-like goo. I bet that an explosion powerful enough to transform a thick liquid paint in a fog wouldn't allow the thieves to walk away unscattered, if at all. I agree...

thank you, i will try to source them locally first.

Today's project... We'll see how it goes lol