How'd it go today?
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Big pine job cancelled completely. Safety parameters were just too close for my liking, forced into a two day window for scheduled power outage, weather forecast for today and tomorrow: rainshowers with isolated thunderstorms, wind 15-20 gusts higher in showers, clearing this afternoon, then another cold front moves in on thursday with more of the same
Three 80' pines, one with a double top, about 40" DBH at the base, not my idea of a no-problem job in iffy weather.
Live to cut another day.
Three 80' pines, one with a double top, about 40" DBH at the base, not my idea of a no-problem job in iffy weather.
Live to cut another day.
MasterBlaster
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Sound advice!!! Too bad...
Weather was as forecast, so I did the right thing.
Just managed to pass it on to my friendly competition today for a 'consideration'.
The client will get the job done in four to six weeks time by a pro outfit.
Just managed to pass it on to my friendly competition today for a 'consideration'.
The client will get the job done in four to six weeks time by a pro outfit.
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
Cant get screwed by the job you didn't touch. Ive said it a million times.
FJR
Treehouser
I am going to remember that one Chris, that's a good one.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Wise words Chris 
Dave has headed out. Left yesterday evening. Gonna miss my tree brother. Even Levi shed some tears.
Some good times were had and memories made. Got a load of work done...... Taking a day off to chill...
Dave has headed out. Left yesterday evening. Gonna miss my tree brother. Even Levi shed some tears.
Some good times were had and memories made. Got a load of work done...... Taking a day off to chill...
Great to hear it went so well Stephan.
Taking several days off here...just to recoup a bit before the fall rush. Might grind a stump today but then free 'til next Tues. We are about caught up and incoming work is slowing down a bit in anticipation of the Holiday coming up. My body can use the rest.
Taking several days off here...just to recoup a bit before the fall rush. Might grind a stump today but then free 'til next Tues. We are about caught up and incoming work is slowing down a bit in anticipation of the Holiday coming up. My body can use the rest.
pete mctree
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Sounds like you have fun & were productive Stephen. Cool 
I'm sat about the house going slowly crazy. I managed to put my back out 10 or so days ago, so I am struggling to do anything I enjoy doing & of course cannot work.
At least I'm catching up with some threads here & getting some books read.
I'm sat about the house going slowly crazy. I managed to put my back out 10 or so days ago, so I am struggling to do anything I enjoy doing & of course cannot work.
At least I'm catching up with some threads here & getting some books read.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Sounds like you have fun & were productive Stephen. Cool
I'm sat about the house going slowly crazy. I managed to put my back out 10 or so days ago, so I am struggling to do anything I enjoy doing & of course cannot work.
At least I'm catching up with some threads here & getting some books read.
Back problems are bad, quick recovery.
Tucker943
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Back problems are horrible. Really screwed 2014 up for me.
SouthSoundTree
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Sorry to hear, Pete.
MasterBlaster
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Does a chiropractor help?
Tucker943
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Depends on the issue.
MasterBlaster
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They helped me, several times.
SouthSoundTree
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Chiropractic work, including IME extremity work, is about re-aligning. Massage at the same time can help with resetting muscle tension, which sometimes helps to pull things out of alignment, and probably puts additional compression on discs compared to an average back.
I need to get back on my inversion table. My back is tight. Slight traction and time to chill out. Hard to multitask while you're partially upside down. I don't go fully inverted, typically, too much blood pressure in the head for me.
A hydrated body is more resillient.
I need to get back on my inversion table. My back is tight. Slight traction and time to chill out. Hard to multitask while you're partially upside down. I don't go fully inverted, typically, too much blood pressure in the head for me.
A hydrated body is more resillient.
RegC
TreeHouser
Sounds like you have fun & were productive Stephen. Cool
I'm sat about the house going slowly crazy. I managed to put my back out 10 or so days ago, so I am struggling to do anything I enjoy doing & of course cannot work.
At least I'm catching up with some threads here & getting some books read.
Thats too bad Pete. Rest up, and drink plenty. I wouldnt trust anyone to mess with it though....at least, not if they're charging you. In my brief experience of chiros and osteopaths they just tried to prolong the whole thing as much as possible. Like blind men fumbling around in the dark, at my expense. I wised up the that BS. I know lots of others who've used chiros also....they forever going back. Go figure.
Had a fairly good day...for the first hour. Then a big chunk took a wild swing...rope was pitchy and wouldn't run...swung back around and smacked my foot, busting my big toe like a grape. Pretty sure it and its neighbor are broken. Finished the tree, got home, showered, splinted and taped the toes, and got a call to go get a tree limb off a car. Oh well, it got my mind off the toes....
MasterBlaster
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Lordy!
It's true, chiros want you to come back forever. I always just stop when the pain is gone.
It's true, chiros want you to come back forever. I always just stop when the pain is gone.
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
A chiro that wants you to keep coming back is a business man, not a medical professional. That's straight out of the mouth of my orthopedic surgeon that was also a chiropractor earlier on and still endorses chiropractors in some instances. If you aren't getting lasting results, other options must be explored. That's my take on it.
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