bonner1040
Nick from Ohio
Thanks but that's not how I roll.
Your not a hotdog? Why not take crazy risks for youtube videos. People like hiring daredevils.
Thanks but that's not how I roll.
Your not a hotdog? Why not take crazy risks for youtube videos. People like hiring daredevils.
Don't get me started.
I am sorry but I will not use a vehicle to pull a tree over with. I admit that sometimes it may be safe and the most efficient way to do it, but I usually don't feel comfortable doing it. Thanks!
After re-reading your first post, I wonder how long a picket set-up would really take you to set-up, pull out, and repair the soil/ turf. ]
All it leaves is a little hole in the ground .You can pry bar them right up and out with a lever and a fulcrum .After re-reading your first post, I wonder how long a picket set-up would really take you to set-up, pull out, and repair the soil/ turf. I bet it wouldn't be long if you have a way to lever the t-posts or pipe out of the soil. http://www.harborfreight.com/t-post-lifter-38444.html
I don't know how you all do tree work but in the areas that I do work you are not usually able to get a tree on the ground only by pulling with a truck or skid loader. In the day to day work that I do, I just don't see a use for it. I don't think I am limiting myself by saying that. I guess I would pull a tree over like that if it made sense but I just think there are better ways for me. To each their own. With the jobs that I bid on and sell, you could not fell trees like that and have a successful company. There is either not enough room to do it or the customers won't put up with that kind of damage to their turf. I dont think we could use a even mini on 90% of our jobs, let alone a skid steer or larger.