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Thanks for the Hype! The mystery sales are always a big success. Supply is always a challenge when we run big promos, and we do our best to prune off the stuff that goes out of stock from the promos. The lesson is: dont wait! We just sent out an email with some more mystery items highlighted...

Do you ever feel bad about the deliberately false things you say attacking me and my co-workers? Karmas a bitch dude.

Treestuff is much bigger than sherrilltree.com. A lot. We just finished our best year yet and it's been a struggle to grow and keep up with demand for sure. It won't be perfect tomorrow but we are making leaps and bounds. The Black Friday weekend totally turned us upside down we took about 10x...

We rejected a batch of 1000 cast quickies, so we ran out. The milled ones sell slowly and are made even slower. We have more of both coming. Rope runner is in stock. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We stopped selling Stihl parts as 'as good as Stihl or better' because it was a violation of Stihl's dealership rules.

King of the Canopy is probably my favorite tree-related event ever. I had a blast planning it and a blast watching it all play out. If you haven?t seen it already, here is the phenomenal video of the event created by Day?s Edge Productions. The film covers more than just the competition, but...

Your business means a lot, but like you we can't operate at a loss. Husqvarna margins are slim and 17% plus freight and all that wipes it out. I'm sorry I forgot to exclude them in the marketing speak. Also forgot to exclude branch managers but accidentally included GRCS and sold 20 of them...

Ill address a few of these points. The idea that TS is spinning down or going away is ridiculous. TS.com is almost 2x as large as SherrillTree.com and is easily the largest and most successful direct to consumer arborist store on the planet. The chainsaw price. Chainsaws have always been...

No worries my friend!

I wanted to clear some things up about what happened with the splicing team in Indianapolis. We consolidated the splicing process between the Indianapolis and Greensboro teams. When we moved the splicing out of Indy, we offered to pay for the majority of that team to move to Greensboro, and...

The $60 ones are milled stainless steel. There is a cheaper cast steel one thats the same strength and just $30.

The process has been considerably slowed down by the potential cost of it. The design shown above is getting out of hand in terms of cost and we are re-evaluating it. The project is still on with Rock Exotica though, not to fear. We are also considering a slimmed down and cost reduced model...

Tonight @ 7PM EST Nicks Araya and Bonner will be giving a FREE live webinar on tree support. You can check it out here: https://www.facebook.com/TreeStuffdotCom/ (LIVE @ 7PM) or it will be on Youtube later this week (not live). Come chat with other arborists and pester Araya and myself. FREE...

Its gonna be a gift w/ purchase of however much. I wish I had more time to spend on the forums, all I ever do is work anymore and I have my face buried in a spreadsheet or a cell phone more often than anything now. Running an arborist retail business is kinda like running a tree care...

Havent been on the forums much lately, but Butch saw this on facebook and asked me to post it here: The GIF can be found here if you are into that https://media.giphy.com/media/l4FGG9nqvQ4MUJbnG/giphy.gif

The 'knot' in the soft shackle can hold the weight of the becket of any crane I have ever seen in person, I'm sure. Soft shackles as a concept are strong, this integrated adaption is no different. You might think having a knot or lack of hardware is a bad thing. I disagree with that...

That's sling breaks at over 20k in 3/4". WLL would be 2-4K with 5-10:1 sf. I'll bet that pick was above that though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Really excited to talk about these new crane slings we are working on. Help us come up with a name (or just vote for soft claw)! If we choose your suggested name, we will send you one in the length of their choice. Scotty Olson and Justin Mcvey have been testing these for us and they love them...

We're going to be live streaming two PHC webinars, March 22 and 23, 7pm eastern. It'll be streaming on the TreeStuff.com Facebook page: www.facebook.com/treestuffdotcom They'll be hosted by PHC specialist Albert Cooper. He's been in the green industry for 14 years, he's a certified arborist...

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