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after being stupid with a half wrap cutting left handed and burning my wrist on the muffler, next saw I bought was a 400C with a full wrap, worth it IMO funny story, needed a climbing saw for a big crane job, went into my dealer 10 minutes before closing to compare saws and liked the 400, as...

I have neither, surprised nobody noticed

I gotta make it seem like I make a lot of money, man wanna know the real reason im riding around in a beater bucket truck, with a worn out skidsteer and no full time help besides dad? im a broke mofo, that $5000 work day is great if you do it more than once a month

my heads so far up there I doubt they could fit another singular atom up there to search for anything

oh I pay a lot in tax

NICE! I know this next crane will be probably close to $2000 a month, or I can get a cheap old all terrain for $70K but itll be a worn out pile of crap with no parts availability trying to get everything paid off before then

probably much rather less money and shorter days really any payments on your stuff? all I have for a monthly payment is kubota, and dump trailer, I suppose you can count insurance too but I pay annually

cuz its what I got itll be replaced with a crane, probably take this boom off and have a mini skid platform on the bucket truck and just ride the ball, the crane im looking at has a short span outrigger setting of 7ft6 and the trucks shorter than my bucket, itll set up anywhere my topkick will...

technically its in dads name at the moment for insurance reasons, however in about 6 months I am "buying out" the company, I wasn't 18 when we started the company so that threw a wrench in things, I paid for it all still but it couldn't be in my name the equipment is in the company name, but I...

typically im only 2500-3000 a day, $4000 with a small crane and $5000 with a big crane as long as I pocket a little over $150/hr/person im happy, thats more than enough to live off and im not looking to have 50K cash sitting on my desk, as nice as it is I have a habbit of spending money if I...

I do have an LLC, $2mil general liability with medical, I handle the accounting the equipment cost almost nothing to run, about $7 an hour including wear and tear ontop of fuel go through about a chain a month, haven't bought a saw in close to a year, same with all my other stuff like the GRCS...

quite common for us to do 3 or 4 12-14 hour days in a row my "half days" where I dont feel like I even worked are usually 7-8 hours, I just work some crazy hours lol on those $5000 days, im pocketing around 45-4600 after paying a guy to help, and disposal stuff also paying $5 over what they...

sorta, usually they only make me about $3000 the first day but its 100% possible to do more or less some of the big jobs I charge hourly, usually $385, last time I did that was a ~13 hour day, so 5 grand for 1 day

almost all mine pay for themselves in the first 5 cuts! saws are CHEAP, $1000 saw can make you $5000 in a day, also why im fine buying lots of "spare" saws, if I ever run one tank of gas through it, its paid for saws are basically free when you think how much they make I did the first half of...

In a sense. Yes The only ones I've seen without lower d's are my old notch sentry, and the weaver belts that my local shop sells The lower d's are far more comfortable and allow for much more angle on your flipline before it yanks the saddle up and into your ribcage, like today, kinda a...

Only sorta, i was removing this dead oak when you sent that lol

So am I. We just have differing opinions and that's OK :D

Its not bs...

the only advantage to a hook is it wont twist in the loop and bragging points you really arent missing out on anything

I put my lanyard on the ring (treemo evo, same setup except my ring is permanent (I think its the same anyhow), and clip the saw onto the transporter on my right hip, I used to use my PLA 3D Printer hooks even, saw lanyard saved my 194 a bunch of times when those things broke lol the saw will...