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good way to tie a timberhitch on a thinner anchorpoint with a longer sling.

M and I have just been back down to the Yachats part of the Oregon coast. Just a 3-day trip, timed to some nice high tides, though there wasn't much storm and wave action to make it really impressive. Still, a nice time in oceanfront accommodations right on the rocks and surf. Good food...

Btw, I guess 'tree guys' don't need a crane license to operate a crane in OH? In CT, it was like that for ages until the last year or two now the law changed and every op needs to be licensed which involves passing a difficult test full of alot of Q's re rules and regulations, behind mere...

I would've guessed your boom was shorter than 124', but since it isn't, that's a good about of reach

That's a lot of work! Just curious if you eat more protein these days with all the exercise on top of being and industrial athlete

The gym I do BJJ at is holding an adult fit class and this is what we did a few weeks ago. Mostly body weight stuff with some kettlebells. Doesn’t look like much till one actually does this. 30-60 second rest between rounds. After three weeks of these types of workouts I can say that I feel...

Frank Gehry, Architect at 96

We were a bit stretched out yesterday. Trees were tall and crane was set up downhill. This pic was taken after I had negative rigged the top and then attached the crane to it to fly it away. Makes for a long day when the highest we were good for was 3800#’s.

Looks right and proper from here. I like learning new tricks, I'll have to try and remember that one.

wtf? That's nuts.

Looks good to me. Thanks, @cory.

Some good felling in there with the uglies.

I’ll second Zinsser Bullseye use.

Around here we get mold on the north side of everything, but the most serious experience we had, 2years ago, was a major undetected leak under the house that had been going on for quite some time. We had old copper pipes that were falling apart from our highly acidic pygmy forest soil. Had to...

Crawlspace Ninja has videos about stuff like this. They have a super high output compressor to soda blast the mold off, then they treat the wood with something to kill fungus, and with something else to prevent more.

Maybe I need to buy you a bus ticket or something 😆

1. Check and verify structural integrity of wooden framing members. 2. Repair or replace structurally compromised materials. 3. Using forced air, dry the effected area completely. If possible, introduce a light source, the more UV the better. 4. Spray affected area with undiluted Clorox...

I have a pretty healthy fan pulling air out from under the house and in the vents and thru the bathroom but it’s still humid outside so it’s not helping much.

Me neither. Desert no less. Shower has been leaking. Lots of rain and the crawl space is below grade.