Crane removal virgin

[bonner1040]

So I have watched quite a few crane removals, and done a bit of strapping, and a while back I was sent up to top an oak.

Today I did my first 'full' crane removal. Nothing too serious but it was a good first one. I will post the timelapse video in the timelapse thread when its done uploading.

 

[MasterBlaster]

It sure makes a difference, doesn't it!

 

[woodworkingboy]

There is also a lot of expertise that can be found in crane work. I have my little corner of experience at the part of it that I can do, am still learning, but fortunate to get the chance to frequently work with some very highly skilled people at it. In our main crew of four guys, I am the only one that has never operated a crane, the three others will switch off between operating and cutting, as two are semi retired operators. I firmly believe that we are the best at what we do in quite a distance. I find it fascinating, their consultations, and the power and speed of the work, along with the nuances. We can do a heck of a lot of damage in a day. Good luck with your future endeavors, Nick.

 

[SouthSoundTree]

Congrats, Eric!

 

[jefflovstrom@sb]

Jeff