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I think he had an affection for it, but I really don’t remember. Arborplex is an acquired taste best used as a rigging line where you need miles of stretch in a natty crotch situation.

I forgot about him, Was he down on 12 strand?

i know this post is old but idk where your getting that you cant have a double bridge on a MB mine literally came with a double bridge.

That’s kinda why I hate giving advise online. I don’t begrudge anyone wanting to do their own work but everyone should know their limits.

Not holding my breath for that one to happen. Seemed strongly committed to DYI.

What in gods name are you going to do with that?! Make dog leashes?

Hopefully he hired a solid company to do the work.

Good question...we'll likely never know. Hopefully he is fine, maybe even wiser...but I wouldn't bet the farm on that last bit.

Take that limb off that is on the powerline side first. Then it's really easy.

Wonderful, Pete..."terriorist" "D.

Rut roh 🎅 Where’s the knotty one?

yall think he made it?

More Siberian elm golf 36” 90cc faster and more efficient than 32”. Also cutting at the ground, no going back for stumps, but dulling chains faster. Took full wrap off for this. Curly root grain sometimes doesn’t hold but I got most of the trickier trees last time. . Forgot to get a pic...

Alongside Cooper I also have Tilly. She was Jo’s dog who I inherited when she passed. Lovely little lady, unless you are furry and smaller than a horse, then she’s a psychopath 😂 typical terriorist!

Aye...just used it most recently on bucking several humongous rounds off that wind-thrown cottonwood by the creek and bridge. As Gerry noted before, it has a sweet ring to it when striking a well seated wedge :).

💪 Gotta like some Dino 💪 Yesterday as the last part of a bigger job, we had to clear the pine straw and such from this roof and gutters.

Afaik Rich is a self employed freelance climber who also does his own jobs as and when.

Good bump - you still putting Gerry’s wedge banger to work when needed?

Is that basal rot typical of spruce beetle kills or not necessarily?