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Custy from last week just sent these. Wish they got the second pick too. Making broccoli with cheddah!

Yeah, a porta john and a carved bear from a tree left at 8 feet. They were remodeling the house. Porta john for the crew. I was removing all its shade.. lol Big foot was more to the right out of frame

Custy sent me a photo from a job last year I think.

Some amazing trees Deva!

Indeed

Cousin IT twins

If the wind's right, he could pitch the fronds and they would find the street, or two neighbors down... LOL

Tight one Max. Squeeky tight. Nice work :thumbup:

Nice flop Rich. Nicely done. She's looking good up there Stig. Nice body position on the topping as well.

I did not feel too heebie jeebie with the right crew with a rope puller pull or throwing it with the favor. Finesse, not force. But, add a mini skid or skid steer, loader, now youre talking heebie jeebie. Or crispy dead. Sigh of relief when that hits ground and nothing fails. Strapped and...

I have Never wrecked a rope on a block. Nor has the bend radius been an issue. I have also rigged right through a crab and never ruined a rope. You rig weights accourdingly. Too much weight on too tight a bend will damage or break a rope. Rings can easily glaze a rope if run fast with large...

Well done!

UGGGGGGGLY codom

For this job, absolutely. However. 65 plusfooter would have set up on the first group of trees better. The road shoulder was soft as all get out. Could have used the paved encroachment with that little bit of extra reach.

I have lift envy. Rigged down some goofy live oaks and chop chop some dead wood from a lift today as well my friend. 6 hours. More to come I am sure. Only all I had at my disposal was a 50' JLG. :P

I get paid good money to file my chain :D

Yeah, the wind blown sand can be misery. I did some work in a place called Stevenson down in the valley. Sand blows right into the homes. every nook and cranny. Pruning some large mulberrys. Well. That sucked. "why the hell is my saw dulling up here? Maybe wire or something?" Oh no. Sand in the...

Fixing your gullets also helps move the chips. That little bump between the raker and tooth is more important than most people realize. You find out about that when you do square grind. Most the time on round file, the file handles it if you go deep enough into the tooth.

You need to fix those gullets!