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Ran out of steam, indeed! Lotta work :).

This is the one I have. This same company has one or two others as well...

A quick Google turns up many varieties Scott. Here is the old school version I have been using to refill the green bottles from a 5 gallon tank.

Goodman & Cole Tree

Thats just about 1/2 of it....lol

I'll see what I can find...I should have something to refer to...I'll get back to you soon. You may be right about the cost. But I was thinking about refills vs. new purchase on the bottles. I'm sure a gallon of white gas lasts as long or longer than 5 or 6 little bottles. Prices for either...

Ekspert Trepleie As roughly translated it means Expert Tree Care Ltd.

Many people I know feel the same way, but I don't! Always wanted to change my name actually lol Thanks, that's what I'm leaning towards as well.

Is that your business name? I like it. I know you're in the CA high country from what I remember.

Thanks, he did well as did the others from the club. Lots of medals and lots of great fights. One of my favourites fights was a Polish guy who was in his opponents closed guard and managed to bait the guard player into going for an arm bar but the Polish guy had a collar choke. It was so...

That's Awesome!!

I like Boulder Arborist fwiw. But good thread!

Hella tree

The picking up and hanging adds up!

One of my climbers back when... We used 3/8ths dowels on throw line so they hung on the saddle as the chunk went. Basically roll it away and park the saw on top of the spar so as not to have weight hanging on you. Less fatigue. That an 066 with a 36 bar. I finished it for him when he ran out...

Kaveman, The Wood Butcher LLC. My ex wife was the one who picked the name, I wasn't sure I liked it. It is very memorable, I'll give it that.

So on the van you have ‘Rockett Man…’ Then underneath in smaller letters.. ‘Cutting down your yews and the odd madrone…’

Your name is Rockett? You have to use that in some form!

I used this yesterday while having to guide each round down from a hard leaning alder. Parking my saw meant less weight/ work.

I didn't know how much this hard leaning alder might want to spar- split, like freakishly Can happen. I cut a lot of tree that crack and pop, audibly, visially, and physically perceptible through spurs and lanyard. I did what, in hindsight was not necessary, like arriving home having worn but...