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Those things are not fuel efficient. if I had sold the business one of my projects would have been to make a wood proscesor. I was hoping to make a fuel efficient system to put large brush into and produce a fuel quality product that could easily be dried and loaded with loaders

I second the sweet trailer sentiment. Around here we have to pay to dump brush so a chipper is a must.

to my knowledge you are correct on that. Not always possible though

No basement on this house. I do set up close to houses with them though and am always nervous about it

Very tight setup. One of those that I THOUGHT I could do but wasn’t 100%

This was our target for today. Good sized tree with lots of decay.

good on you for taking the step over to the dark side of tree work. There is no easier way to totally eliminate a tree......

Snow here today so I decided to burn a big fire. think I might have backed the grapple truck a little too close to load it

hecka back lean on that maple. Would have had me all puckered up especially in the cold....

sometimes we have to get creative to get the job done....

The things tree guys will do to get out of work!, I too love it when a plan comes together

It’s probably better than flapping your arms on the way down

Notice it doesn’t have a backup so he is using the handled ascender as one

Not a Wraptor , it’s an $8500 Act Safe

Nice work Jedi! I wish I could get some of that enthusiasm back for trees

I like vids with strippers more though....

It isn’t 100% legal here either.. just have to be out of sight and not get caught

For some perspective on scale most our logs are cut to 19’ as the grapple truck is 20’

Drives me crazy. The county I live in has turned down 2 companies that wanted to build a biomass plant here. The only other option here is to pay $55 a ton at a “recycling “ place. I pay to dump my chips! What a frigging joke

Hard to get a scale on this picture but the pit is about 20’ deep. Lotta wasted energy here.