Hinging

[Mick!]

I removed a saw that had been stuck in a tree in similar circumstances for a client for two weeks.

Had to set up a 2.1 pulley system to get the tree to move enough to get the saw out.

Hé was a bit embarrassed about it.

I didn’t rub it in, he had a beautiful mill house on the river.

Can’t be good at everything.

 

[cory]

Hé was a bit embarrassed about it.

I didn’t rub it in, he had a beautiful mill house on the river.

Can’t be good at everything.

So true.

 

[theTreeSpyder]

Once again each man is his own savant! (perhaps most would not have a job if that wasn't true?)
>>for me, maybe just a ol'gymnastics thing , but i can feel if i was standing like that tree, that the pressures are wrong for the next 'trick'/roll/throw.
>>man doing his own work and getting in a 'pinch' is one thing
>>man raising hand for hire, would seem to have stepped up to the plate before(especially with old saw and no rental stickers) and will continue to do so, and i'm sorry should know better, be 'handier' in my book if for hire/less forgivable and more perpetuating.
>>i just see several leveraged tons of force into a 'nut cracker' pinching saw.
To me it seems they must have dogged that little climbing saw out, bull dogging it thru all the trees (there were more from mistletoe, pix blurry etc.) and let lay when saw got stuck!
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We didn't really use the salt anyway, was kidding about that part.
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