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Mammoth tree Joel. Awesome project and equipment.
Would love to video a job like that for someone.

Willie I may have work for that yarder guy. Talk to you about it later.
 
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This is one I wish we had bid high enough that they had chosen another company.
Hanging beech with no access. Bid too low, because we are hungry, since losing ½ our logging season to bad weather.
Started out getting 3 throwlines stuck, because everything is upside down on a hanging beech.
No good point to rig from, since the tree had been pruned to hell and back, so everything was just badly attached sprouts.
Just a lot of work and I'm glad it is over.
Sure didn't make any money on that job. P1040034.JPG P1040036.JPG P1040037.JPG P1040044.JPG P1040060.JPG P1040069.JPG
 
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Really had to grease the wheels to get yesterday's job, though right down the road from my shop. Went over and made nice with the hotel manager, then strangled him a bit because he knows somebody else that works really cheap. The hotel made out too, I bid eleven trees but removed thirteen, the two extra not in the estimate but had lean towards a neighbour's residence. The hotel told me that I could cut whatever I saw fit to that I thought required it, but they would only pay for what was on the estimate and they had dictated the number of trees to pay for, based upon some entity that I know nothing about. They're funny like that. I figured at least a day and a half to two with the crane for the cutting and messing about where the road gets real narrow, but knocked them all out by 4:30 the first day. Slept good that night. Another half day to finish the clean up, but i was already trucking the brush at 7AM. Cool 20 ton crane and real good people to work with.
 

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Stig....we don't see beeches like that around here...cool looking, a witch tree.

Jay...cool you knocked them out that quickly..really booking. Space age looking crane, like an F-16 fighter.
 
We don't either, Gary.That was my first one.
Usually they are only seen in cemeteries.

Next time I come across one, I'll refer the owner to a competitor. This was such a bitch to slay.
No room for a crane or I would have gone that way.

The mats were for dragging brush on, August.
The way out was 25" wide.
We couldn't even use the Arbor trolley that Reg talked us into buying:lol:
 
Space age looking crane, like an F-16 fighter.

A big emphasis on making cranes more compact. Access down narrow lanes can really be a problem. Cranes are running about everywhere. I've worked with five or six companies, but only a couple in my area really specialise in tree work. Interesting to see the design developments, just as long as they have the hot exhaust coming out at a decent location to warm my hands in the winter. :D
 
There was a fair bit of brush. Had to try and retain the Hazel and smaller trees underneath hence the lack of size of the top. Luckily we had the Avant on site to help clear as the drag to the chipper was a icy and snowy... ;)
 
Haha, Benn.

I did get one about a year ago and left that one in Norway. They don't do shit like LOLER over here. They just use common sense.

The new one went home and passed LOLER with flying colours.
 
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