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Noah evidently build the first ark. Another theft from another older religious text. Dang. A little help please, Butch.

I have heard of these, but don't know their reputation. What vintage are they? Any thoughts. $550 with a bar and chain. http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/tls/4632354547.html

Anybody know of any municipal arborist positions?

I run into way too many questions at bids, and would like to 1) get paid for my time 2) weed out bad customers 3) not allienate good customers, and lose out on doing their bids. Recently, as an example, the renter was told to get bids to 'clean up' the tree or remove it. I ended up skipping...

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/Jl88F_uv8C0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> This looked like a good, comprehensive, well lit, good audio, step by step for how to do this repair, as well as some good repair procedural tips for someone new to it. I've...

Originally brought to my attention by Gord's TB post, years ago. Deep horizontal Sloping cut, conventional or Humboldt--- forms the full bypass at traditional hinge area Low back cut/ snap cut All three cuts ( I was sloppy... Not a clean, 2 plane intersection). Normally, green wood...

I am wanting to start work at 7am. I have a limited daylight in the winter, and would like to avoid some heat in the summer. I generally hope to do vehicle checks, last minute job-specific gear loading, etc in the morning (by employee, as much as possible) while I return phone calls/ emails/...

Hey all, just thought this would make a good consolidated discussion, allowing August's Driver's License thread to be uncluttered. One rant thread to blow off steam, another thread in a slightly different vein. Sena's help immensely. I have such a hard time with getting information back, Call...

Hey all, I have a northern red oak, as best I can ID. It is way outside its native range and huge for an oak around here, as I expected to show up to the homes and see Geary oak, Oregon White Oak. Typically, much smaller than this 4' dbh Rubra Care, concerns, experiences? Oak wilt is not on...

I just got the feeling that there is an easy way to make a map for Firewood Customers, Chip Drops, Bids, etc. I just looked a minute at https://www.zeemaps.com/. Anybody have this type of thing for organizing? I was thinking of storm work bids, where time is of the essence, and you might...

Please share experiences with: 1) lightning struck Doug-fir barely alive after strike 8 months ago. Two adjacent trees were also killed by the lightning, seemingly from the grafted roots. They are fully dead. Removal considerations... 2) HO's Insurance paying for removal 3) HO's Insurance...

I was thinking of hiring a brush monkey, working from the neck down. Low skill, low training, low pay, low expectations. A person to put branches into a machine, rake, and blow. I haven't had this before. Always trained guys to cut and rope, some climbing. My new guy, who I've spent...

HO has a TP which is uncommon here. Never worked on one. New homeowners with young child. Tree allegedly drips sap which attracts insects, which makes the backyard less usable on this typical, small residential lot in town. Internet research points to 'scale' infestation. What is your...

I have a bid request for a TP removal or treatment. New homeowners complain of (according to the neighbor) sap dripping and attracting insects, making the small residential back yard use problematic. They are not typically found here. Summer in the northwest is about being outside. If it doesn't...

When I started at SPs I started a few disease threads, as that was our bread and butter, and I learned some good new things about both the local, native pathogens, and the decay patterns in trees, with their associated quirks for working with them. I have a new tree species for me, Tulip...

I know someone doing owl surveys that has to go out into forested areas, sometimes clearing jackstraw/ jumbled windfall on roads. Any good links for beginners to pick up techniques. So far, I gather it has been figuring it out as they go, to a degree. Especially useful would be a more formal...

I'm in the market for new saws this season. I'm accustomed to Sthl models, and don't speak husky numbers well. I like my MS 361 in the tree, and for lighter cutting on the ground and could use something similar, or a big more powerful. I have a 460 and 660 now. I was thinking of a 461, but...

http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/grd/4363821143.html What do you think of asking prices on these. These are hard to find, and sound to be from the workhorse line-up. Are there different years that were problematic for these. I have a 460 and 660 ported saws now, and need to get some more...

http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/bfd/4323840434.html 2005 Woodchuck C1200 Chipper - $12500 (Boring, OR) image 1image 2image 3image 4image 5image 6image 7 © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 30357 SE hwy 212 (google map) (yahoo map) more ads by this user Description: Nice Chipper...

http://www.woodchippers.info/woodchuck1250.shtml I was looking up specs on this machine for sale in OR and found this, FWIW.