The Official Work Pictures Thread

[SeanKroll]

Wicked Nice!

 

[SkwerI]

How can you guys wear yellow safety gear that is still yellow after 2 days of tree work? All your gear always looks new. That stuff would be brown in a week if I wore it every day. In fact it would be brown in 2-3 hours if I was working in the rain.

Or are those guys the ones who were flagging traffic?

 

[MasterBlaster]

People always ask me that cuz I always wear white shirts. It's easy washing them - you just need an overnight soak.

 

[SeanKroll]

My guess, not the groundies.

 

[Nutball]

I too almost always wear white, and I get 95% of the grease stains out first wash.

 

[MasterBlaster]

For me, bleach and soaking did the trick.

Did I say that already?

 

[biggun]

How can you guys wear yellow safety gear that is still yellow after 2 days of tree work? All your gear always looks new. That stuff would be brown in a week if I wore it every day. In fact it would be brown in 2-3 hours if I was working in the rain.

Or are those guys the ones who were flagging traffic?

Brian, haha.

They love a uniform in hi vis camo over here. The crane was set on railway land. Those guys were officials from Bane Nord, they just watched us and drank coffee all day. Hence the reason they look brand new. I was covered in shit and the gunk from the trees basically made my waterproofs defunct. I have had to wash and re applying waterproof to everything.

 

[flushcut]

Big tree for sure! Nicely done!

 

[stig]

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Big nasty Red on Ft. Benning.

Nice to see an American who can fell a tree without using a bar that is longer than the tree is wide.

 

[MasterBlaster]

Hey! I can feel a tree just fine!

 

[stig]

F!"#¤%&/()=?`!!!!!!!!

I have corrected that.

Being a former newspaper proof reader, I could do a better job on my own posts!

 

[Danthetree1]

So awesome to see crews and equipment!

 

[Stumpshot]

Yes, and you're rocking the other flavor of orange... more power to you!

 

[sotc]

Nice to see an American who can fell a tree without using a bar that is longer than the tree is wide.

Some things never change around here

Some of us have bars in every length we need
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bm33mAPB6ZR/?taken-by=treewillie

 

[squisher]

Bahh. Stig would've laid that to rest with a buck 110.

 

[Burnham]

Lovely, Willie.

Stig...

 

[flushcut]

Long bars save lives!

 

[Stumpshot]

Feeling left out with my 36" bar max here... Guess that should make all Patron Saints and Acolytes happy! Esp. when dealing with 48"-72" silver maples and oaks.

 

[stig]

Nice, Willie, really nice!

Funny how seing a big top go off never gets old.

 

[sotc]

Never, maybe not as exciting as the first one, but always cool

 

[flushcut]

I get all giddy and chuckle like a 6 year old that just got a bag of candy for free.

 

[Bermy]

Feeling left out with my 36" bar max here... Guess that should make all Patron Saints and Acolytes happy! Esp. when dealing with 48"-72" silver maples and oaks.

Mate, you gotta long way to go to join the acolytes...42" with a 20"...haha And you gotta cut your teeth for years with only a 16" ...
(Mind you that's the biggest sized trees I've done, don't get any real monsters)

 

[SeanKroll]

Some things never change around here

Some of us have bars in every length we need
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bm33mAPB6ZR/?taken-by=treewillie

Dayum Willie, I know you know how to bang a wedge, but come on, Jerry's 090 and banging that monster over with one swat of your bare hand to the wedge!! Come on! Barely looked like you hit it.

 

[treebilly]

That’s how a man does it! good show Willie

 

[sotc]

Dayum Willie, I know you know how to bang a wedge, but come on, Jerry's 090 and banging that monster over with one swat of your bare hand to the wedge!! Come on! Barely looked like you hit it.

My quest for efficiency, I've done away with the silly axes!