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This a regular custy. They have a secondary set of access roads for fire evac egress. Problem is, that between line clearance crews and storms, they have a layered mess of shat. Whole logs every where mixed with lop and scatter and then storm damage. The logs are from the line clearance guys...

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Stage one removal Friday along with a property clean up. And taking trees away from fencing. This was just an afterthought after a new storage barn was installed. We'll come back with a crane probably over the summer and take this one and another on the other side.

Top looks odd....

Love it when you just get it thrown right and tag it right out. Like playing horse shoes

HO got some pics of what I got to do right before the storms rolled in.....

Nice!

Dang things will take a tire.

Some serious ugly

no fugs given. Chomp Chomp

Or, if you look at the structure, those leads will grow super long and just exceed what their fiber structure or attachment will handle. Sometimes they may have a better attatchment, the lead will grow out and out and just twist over. Still attatched by the fibers, 60 plus feet of leader is now...

Burnam got most of it. Add tight crotchs with included bark that sheer off on targets like a magnet. Wood fiber that holds on for dear life. Large and sharp bark platelets that are grabby on rope. Multi lead off every lead of multi leads. Like a gift that keeps on giving. Yellow pine family.

These gray pines originally threatening the guest apt and garage. I did not get befores of the bigger one. But you get the idea. Took one completely out. ] Afters

Arctic wear.

Stage three removal from over the roof, chimney and solar panels. Heavy canyon live oak. 2 rigging points and some zip lining got the leaners over the roof and then I could flop the trees I rigged from with a little pulling. HO will burn the brush, cut the stumps and make fire wood from the stems.

alls well that lands well

Doomed. Nice job.

Excellant! frig, Id be happy if I could use a spider lift. One of my buds got a job with Arborworks not long ago. Showed up with a grapple saw truck they have him run. If he comes on property to do my gray pines, maybe he'll let me try it for a minute.

811 = USA here in CA and Blue Stake in AZ

This is a tree I boo boo'd in 2015 or 2016 when I had that 45 tree job residential logging for the most part. In this thread https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/45-trees-3-climbers-3-weeks-of-residential-logging.19429/ Cabled and braced, this multistem has faired better than most with the...