The Official Work Pictures Thread
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treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Good to read ya again Scott. I hope the expeditions are going well
Mick!
TreeHouser
Any idea why it failed?
Mick!
TreeHouser
No, any identifiable fungal brackets in or around the base?
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
Owlet back home. The paracord was to pull a young cherry tree closer to the opening. Before they fledge they are “hoppers” moving from branch to branch. This one was old enough to be a hopper, but there was nothing close enough; now there is!
Sorry, Mick.
I'm getting too used to Jim and his sometimes somewhat inscrutable posts.
As I see it, plenty of brown rot and mycelia in the break and the way the roots have parted shows they were severily compromised by fungus, too.
Not my side of the pond, so no idea what fungus.
Here Ganoderma would be a good guess
I'm getting too used to Jim and his sometimes somewhat inscrutable posts.
As I see it, plenty of brown rot and mycelia in the break and the way the roots have parted shows they were severily compromised by fungus, too.
Not my side of the pond, so no idea what fungus.
Here Ganoderma would be a good guess
pantheraba
More biners!!!
Cool on the owl re-nesting!
Root rot..
Burnham
Woods walker
The crew that built the cribbing seems to have known their business...that looks solid.
white fungus on trunk, pic 4
The crew that built the cribbing seems to have known their business...that looks solid.
Hey Burnie, they did for sure...I would want them working on my roof
flushcut
TreeHouser
I was admiring that myself.
The crew that built the cribbing seems to have known their business...that looks solid.
ruel
TreeHouser
Leave it there and call it a art installation
I suggested they just pull it over...next day they text me that they pulled it over...lol..it was the quickest way being on supports...dump it and chunk it
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Yeah, just pull it over. Cribbing is a consumable.
Why a CA black oak falls over or fails. They just do.
Heart rot, root rot. Drought, soils. Sheesh, i doubt they even need a reason..
Why a CA black oak falls over or fails. They just do.
Heart rot, root rot. Drought, soils. Sheesh, i doubt they even need a reason..
lumberjack
Young man on the go
Thanks, I'm digging the iPhone 11 Pro's cameras.
Of course I miss the grapple truck! However, the hook lift truck is far more maneuverable and get in places the grapple truck wouldn't consider. The HL's empty weight is half the empty weight of the grapple truck, the overall length of the HL is a foot longer than the floor of the grapple truck's bed. I figure I'll get another g truck, perhaps my next "big" purchase, but I plan on keeping the HL for versatility.
I still have the RG85, but we haven't used it in years.
lumberjack
Young man on the go
The subcontract variety 😂, 80hp Vermeer tow behind. I just woke up from a nap, he should be grinding Saturday’s stumps now. 😂
Doesn't look like retirement, Scott!
I know right?......the tree service that called me said "I know you are retired but could use your help" and will pay you this much for coming out...gets me everytime..lol
lumberjack
Young man on the go
biggun
Monkey for Hire
Had a morning contract climbing. Large Maple to deadwood. No pics sorry but it did look nice.
Second job was a Lime prune to allow more light into the house, 2nd floor office. Easy job but not worth the hassle from the wealthy neighbours who kept trying to get OSLO Kommune out to prosecute us... LOL. Tossed and no pics as we didn’t hang around.
3rd job was a cleanup from last week. I was on traffic duty as we had the Tatra 8x8 collecting all the shite today. Tatra is an 8x8 Russian timber wagon
4th job was supposedly 9 small spruce to fell and clear. Turned onto be about 30 small spruce, still it filled the Tatra. Nice truck and conveniently in my company colours. It isn’t mine but it certainly gets through some work.
Last job was one of my own. 2 medium, hairy spruce trees to remove and 2 smallish pines. All cleared with the Tatra. I.5 hours to complete, then we dismantled another Pine for a neighbour, I topped another one as it was reducing the efficiency of his solar panels.
Home late but a very productive day, great money and makes a chance not handling heavy shit for part of the day.
Second job was a Lime prune to allow more light into the house, 2nd floor office. Easy job but not worth the hassle from the wealthy neighbours who kept trying to get OSLO Kommune out to prosecute us... LOL. Tossed and no pics as we didn’t hang around.
3rd job was a cleanup from last week. I was on traffic duty as we had the Tatra 8x8 collecting all the shite today. Tatra is an 8x8 Russian timber wagon
4th job was supposedly 9 small spruce to fell and clear. Turned onto be about 30 small spruce, still it filled the Tatra. Nice truck and conveniently in my company colours. It isn’t mine but it certainly gets through some work.
Last job was one of my own. 2 medium, hairy spruce trees to remove and 2 smallish pines. All cleared with the Tatra. I.5 hours to complete, then we dismantled another Pine for a neighbour, I topped another one as it was reducing the efficiency of his solar panels.
Home late but a very productive day, great money and makes a chance not handling heavy shit for part of the day.
