Thought about it, but the pay off was 2" 's. We used the barrel a lot and tucked up loose wires.
The worst is when the clients are a bit particular, might have to repaint something.
Just bids it in though.
We've pulled aphid soaked oozed willow brush through peoples front rooms.
...brush while these rich kids watched me and morning cartoons back in forth between them and the TV...eating cheerios.
Wood on my back through the house...
Really the garages are the best for access.
Jumping over/ or through multiple fences to an available parking lot.
We did this rubber tree once, massive thing, 50" dbh. The floor of the job was the roof of the first floor with a deck on it. Zero stubs.
When I worked for a PGE contractor, I absolutely hated going in people's houses to see the backyard trees...
I feared what I was going to see. People are nuts. Hoarders..dirty litter boxes...zombies...close talkers...eeek!
I love the problem solving aspect of treework as well as most of the other aspects as well.
guess what? More crane action, this tree was stone dead ! This was when we got it down to the main trunk part, the rest of it smashed to bits when it hit the house, the power line took a lot of the weight!
was a friends 17 tn crane we used, insurance paid for the wood to be taken away so worked out perfect! Laid the old crappy logs down on the crane bed and wheeled it away!
