The Official Work Pictures Thread

[lxskllr]

Klinger was from Toledo OH I believe.

 

[flushcut]

Not my home town lol

 

[murphy4trees]

A+ for determination. That's somethin'.

And you called McCullough an idiot!!!

 

[Tree09]

Wrong thread

 

[ruel]

Working on my favorite property again today, chopping leaning/ dead spruce and hemlock and stuffing it in the woods. Awesome big white pines and white cedar, plus a cute little camp looking onto the bay

 

[pigwot]

Klinger (Jamie Farr) was indeed from Toledo; and attended Woodward High School, as did my father.
Both were inducted into the Woodward Hall of Fame, Jamie for his acting, and Dad for his sports activities, playing and coaching.

 

[ruel]

Killing some tipped up spruce today. Driveway is downhill from a marshy area, parked on glare Ice with water bubbling up under it. Crazy to see snow on the ground in Washington, and none in Maine.

Winched everything with a corner block. Chipped into a pile and buried the tipped up roots. Man I love that chipper. Second pic has some fun fresh porcupine nibbles.

 

[lxskllr]

Are the porcupine nibbles on the spruce, or the sycamore(?)?

 

[ruel]

2 Spruce on the left. Don't know why but they love spruces

 

[lxskllr]

That's more than nibbles! :^D I guess they sometimes kill trees, eh? I've never seen a wild one. I don't think we have them here.

 

[ruel]

Yep, occasionally they kill spruce, a lot of times they just kill tops and then the tree grows all wonky. Tons around here, second most prolific spruce toppers behind unscrupulous arborist. Here's one in my front yard. they're pretty funny little critters

 

[lxskllr]

That's an attractive spot. I like the plants there.

 

[Grnjp]

They are humorous. Had one on my bank, wandering up. Get really close and they make huffing sounds. But they are slow so it's not like they are going to jump you. Lol

 

[gf beranek]

Interesting critters for sure. I've seen a few, years ago.

 

[cory]

Great pic, Ruel!

And lol 'unscrupulous arborists'

Afaik, we have few to no porkys here in CT even though we aren't that far from you ME folks.

Dr Goog says: North American Porcupines are large, solitary rodents common in New England, but less common and rarely seen in Connecticut.

 

[Eric H-L]

Great pic, Ruel!


Dr Goog says: North American Porcupines are large, solitary *rodents* common in New England, but less common and rarely seen in Connecticut.

I didn’t know they were rodents! I learn stuff all the time here.

 

[treebilly]

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[treebilly]

The fun for the day

 

[cory]

Good vid.

No pop-out-some-boxwood and get the bucket in there? Crane in the driveway?

 

[treebilly]

Nope. Septic is somewhere in that area. To tight for the crane with the power lines at the road. Cameron is ready to rig. Time to work😎

 

[gf beranek]

Old school wreck job for a climber. It's reminding of most the work I did as a climber in the urban sector.

I enjoyed it.

 

[Jed]

Yeah, cool vid Rich. Super cool to see Rooted throwing up some rad pics in here. I’m about to spend the rest of the evening trying to play catch up on this thread cause I’m a dummy. Speaking of that... here’s a bad one I done today.


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[cory]

 

[PCTREE]

Jed that didnt work on my end, lay off the sauce man. Rich with an electric Wraptor that tree would be fun as hell. I just got an electric makita saw as its hard for me to crank a saw with one hand, it cuts damn good. Maybe one day I will get to fly again.

 

[flushcut]

Not really work but just getting home after work

The sky is on fire