brendonv
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That was a few years ago, but still looks really nice.
How'd it go today?
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lumberjack
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And cab/ac!
Another increase in monthly expense though. They certainly aren't cheap!
Another increase in monthly expense though. They certainly aren't cheap!
rangerdanger
TreeHouser
Nope, but man, you can do so much with one.
lumberjack
Young man on the go
Hell I would hope so considering the outlay!
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
Brendon, how come you are selling yours? How much does it lift?
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
He's only selling to get something I better I can guarantee that.
A material handler even in the form of just a little mini is indispensable for treework. I wouldn't work without one now.
A material handler even in the form of just a little mini is indispensable for treework. I wouldn't work without one now.
brendonv
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Ya, basically just considering an upgrade. Nothing wrong with the Thomas, still looks and runs fresh.
Jack
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Good day; woke up to twin fawns outside the bedroom window. 
Then pruned back several maples & oaks to 'release' some siberian spruce trees. Remembered the camera today ...
The before & after pix show the spruces where almost completely engulfed.
Hopefully they'll improve, now.
It was reported to be 96° in the town but I don't think it got that hot where I was working ... still, DAY-UM HOT
Did some serious sweating. When I came home a neighbor saw my shirt and wanted to know if I got caught in a rain storm.
Then pruned back several maples & oaks to 'release' some siberian spruce trees. Remembered the camera today ...
The before & after pix show the spruces where almost completely engulfed.
Hopefully they'll improve, now.
It was reported to be 96° in the town but I don't think it got that hot where I was working ... still, DAY-UM HOT
Did some serious sweating. When I came home a neighbor saw my shirt and wanted to know if I got caught in a rain storm.
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The deer are cool... a neat sight to see!
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
Today not too much since I'd worked my azz off in the heat the last several .
Yesterday I did as much of the storm clean up I'm going to do until the heat subsides .
One big old limb from the crotch of a white oak and one from the crotch of a sugar maple yielded nearly a cord of wood .Large !
Yesterday I did as much of the storm clean up I'm going to do until the heat subsides .
One big old limb from the crotch of a white oak and one from the crotch of a sugar maple yielded nearly a cord of wood .Large !
rskybiz
TreeHouser
Very cute at that stage!
Hot it was today 103 no breeze. Got a call on my ride home after two oaks between two houses. To take care of the part still standing that could reach the house
I had looked at the tree when the first leads failed then this
I had to do it with what was left.
Water water water before cramps set in.
Hot it was today 103 no breeze. Got a call on my ride home after two oaks between two houses. To take care of the part still standing that could reach the house
I had looked at the tree when the first leads failed then this
I had to do it with what was left.
Water water water before cramps set in.
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
I sweated my butt off today. My groundman and I constantly.push each other to drink more water on days like this. I'll one hand a saw, and do plenty of other things that the text books forbid, but one dangerous move i dont toy with, is dehydrating.
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
I'm not sure I've seen this prank. What is it?
MasterBlaster
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No one's ordered any cool vests?
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Hot one here as well today and all week.
Just finished 3 days of solo climbing and felling to open up a vista and remove some mistletoe. Then solo drag on a slippery slope down to a newly paved and quite hot driveway to chip it all.. Got paid and feel like I have had my butt whooped. Making some chicken parmesean and salad with ranch for dinner. Wish I had AC.
Just finished 3 days of solo climbing and felling to open up a vista and remove some mistletoe. Then solo drag on a slippery slope down to a newly paved and quite hot driveway to chip it all.. Got paid and feel like I have had my butt whooped. Making some chicken parmesean and salad with ranch for dinner. Wish I had AC.
PCTREE
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Wow what a FREAKIN WEEK. Got slammed last Friday by a huge storm. Worked 7 days in heats of up to 106. Came home to no power and stinky ass house (Joy) . Finally got power yesterday. Been feeling bad for a few weeks and went to doctor today and was diagnosed with limes diseases, 6 weeks of anti biotics and not allowed to be in the sun. Good luck with that....... Why do we always have to have tons of work when its so hot out?? Butch found a new trick, Ive got some different cooling packs that I can put in my helmet, boy it feels good for about 30 mins. Ill post a picture in the heat thread...
MasterBlaster
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I'm telling ya, in my old age, I'm scared to death of this shit. Healthy people are dropping dead every day from it.
Paul look into Japanese Knotweed extract. It will help immensely. My four yr old got Lyme as did my wife as well as Babesiosis. It is no cure all and definitely not tasty, but really helps. Do it sooner than later. Check with your local herb shop.
rangerdanger
TreeHouser
Sorry to hear that Paul.
Heck of a week here, we got the tail end of the bad wind storm, had a few calls from it, nothing too bad. Working in this heat can be rough some days, I drink water and gatorade like no other. No way am I chancing dehydration. Heat is really getting to little bro, he stayed home yesterday and didn't do much at work today either. Our other guy is getting sick from a virus his son has, so he wasn't up to much either today, so it was pretty much Dad and I most of the day. Around 2 we called it quits cause the radiator on the chipper sprung a good leak and it started heating up quick, chippers down till at least Monday afternoon/Tuesday morning, looks like the dump trailer will see a good load of brush Monday morning.
Good news for today is I picked up my car from the shop, got the APR chip installed and all the programming and tuning done. Lot more horsepower and torque in my GTi now, and much more responsive, loving every second of it. Would like to get it on a dyno and get some numbers to see how much the chip really helped it.
Heck of a week here, we got the tail end of the bad wind storm, had a few calls from it, nothing too bad. Working in this heat can be rough some days, I drink water and gatorade like no other. No way am I chancing dehydration. Heat is really getting to little bro, he stayed home yesterday and didn't do much at work today either. Our other guy is getting sick from a virus his son has, so he wasn't up to much either today, so it was pretty much Dad and I most of the day. Around 2 we called it quits cause the radiator on the chipper sprung a good leak and it started heating up quick, chippers down till at least Monday afternoon/Tuesday morning, looks like the dump trailer will see a good load of brush Monday morning.
Good news for today is I picked up my car from the shop, got the APR chip installed and all the programming and tuning done. Lot more horsepower and torque in my GTi now, and much more responsive, loving every second of it. Would like to get it on a dyno and get some numbers to see how much the chip really helped it.
MasterBlaster
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How did we survive this shit one hundred years ago???
SouthSoundTree
Treehouser
Laid in the shade during such heat, I imagine.
Paul, Sorry to hear about the Lyme's Disease.
Paul, Sorry to hear about the Lyme's Disease.
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