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Brian, are you texting now??

Nah, but its much faster to cut them in 2 cuts!! You should try it sometime....

Maybe its an optical illusion!! I've seen limbs on cherrys bigger than that though...

Paul,can you get all silky products? Just pm me. Sorry for the derail...

I missed the part where you are a silky distributor. Tell me more

If you dont have a mini rake, you are missing out on how easy a flopped clean up is. Rake it close to the truck. Attach scoops, while your groundie blows the fine bits into a new pile.

Stump cleanup is really no big deal now. I used to loath cleaning up chips not so much anymore. I would say the scoops would still work fine on your custom tines. There is going to be a little spillage if you are traveling long distances

I think you will like the scooPs. I have fallen in love with them. It's rare when we use a pitchforkon clean up nowadays. Sorry about your chipper though.

Just classes and a good understanding of procedures around the grounds. No worries. Paid training!!

I also ordered some arborwear. Maintenance day first thing tomorrow. Working on my big bid, as we speak.

Going up 90ft for 2 dead limbs is quite fun now!! Did that 6 times and never broke a sweat.

3.5 pound axe head. Council made it, I got from wesspur. It's 20" long, maybe a bit short looking... Next to me!!!

Picked up a new wedge driver. I've really come to like a short handled axe.

22 dozen wedges. . That's alot buddy.

I am considering getting the last 2 at my saw shop. I have 3 brand new now. But like Brian the future doesn't look pretty, with regards to the climbing saw anyway.

I flat wore out a longboy in 2 years time. Button holes are shot. Replacing the poles is only about 50$ shy of a new saw! Silky has me spoiled. I tend to take for granted how quick the saws actually are. City Arborist takes all the old blades. He will use them for another few months.

Sorry to be obvious...

As far as the MA system. Adding a prussic on the lower pulley to the first leg of rope would allow progress capture. And more importantly allow you to readjust if needed.

In that case, I would be glad to purchase an electric.

I tend to like those old pump sprayers. Less to have to maintain, I guess.