CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Would have been fun to do a crane job today. There. Not here. Still deluge.
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
In fact, I had to cancel and reschedule a crane job due to wet ground. We'd sink it.
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TreeHouser
I miss firm ground.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Ditto. Hurts after walking in it all day. Then add a 20* degree slope to traverse in muck. My knee is screaming.
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TreeHouser
Gross!
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TreeHouser
Old tree!
biggun
Monkey for Hire
First day back of 2023. Been doing a bit of boarding and family time and then the new puppy,
We removed 3 decent sized spruce today and a large Birch.
A good day and lovely weather. Only problem was with the snow and ice the tracked chipper slid a few times when moving it, then flipped a track twice when trying to correct it over an hour spent fixing it.
I supposed it is a work pick but more of a view pick. You can almost see my house from the tree as we were working up the hill.
We removed 3 decent sized spruce today and a large Birch.
A good day and lovely weather. Only problem was with the snow and ice the tracked chipper slid a few times when moving it, then flipped a track twice when trying to correct it over an hour spent fixing it.
I supposed it is a work pick but more of a view pick. You can almost see my house from the tree as we were working up the hill.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
fun removal today
And no damage done
And no damage done
flushcut
TreeHouser
Tire studs in the tracks will help eliminate slippage. I use them on my mini and lift. They are just the cheap hardened screw in type that look like sheet metal screws. Kold Kutter is the brand I use 3/4” long. They do pull out in time but worth the cost, just do less 360’s lol.
biggun
Monkey for Hire
Cheers, the guy who owns the chipper bought a load of screw in studs for his boots and also bought some of the chipper. I bet he wished he fitted them to the chipper would have save him over an hour.
Fortunately for me, I was up in the tree when it happened.
We are back there tomorrow to tell sticks and stack for the 360 to clear the stems. Hopefully he will be putting the studs in.
Fortunately for me, I was up in the tree when it happened.
We are back there tomorrow to tell sticks and stack for the 360 to clear the stems. Hopefully he will be putting the studs in.
started this beech removal today. we speedlined (with brake line) most and did a little bit of winching aswell. winch anchorpoint in neighboor tree. fun times. (besides the interwoven nature of this tree 
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reason for removal was a severly splitt union
)reason for removal was a severly splitt union
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uprooted hickory storm damage tree this week, double whip in trees on either side, 1/2" trueblue on one side to counteract the force of the yellow line pulling sideways, was helping another company out on this one, customer paid $2000 more to not damage 10 feet of fence, good salesman I guess
Burnham
Woods walker
$2k to protect 10 feet of that fence? Amazing salesman, I'd say 
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.yeah, I even told the customer that it would be cheaper to pull that section of fence off and land it on one post, but not my problem, I made 3K just to put it on the ground, no cleanup$2k to protect 10 feet of that fence? Amazing salesman, I'd say
Burnham
Woods walker
Suger glider? What's that?
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Flying squirrel B
Burnham
Woods walker
Ah...thanks. That makes sense.
Burnham
Woods walker
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