The Official Work Pictures Thread
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Marc-Antoine
TreeHouser
Our brain is the best thing we can ever get by far. So useful, precious but delicate. I can't understand this constant desire to hammer it by all means possible.
Try head first against a wall. That should give some results. Many advantages: it's easily adjustable, you can stop when you want, no problem with the cops and sooo cheap vs the other shits.
Try head first against a wall. That should give some results. Many advantages: it's easily adjustable, you can stop when you want, no problem with the cops and sooo cheap vs the other shits.
Uppers and downers are weaksauce. You'll either burn yourself out, or fade away. If you have attention issues, get a prescription from the doctor, and take it as directed. If you want to see something, get some acid or mushrooms. Illegal's illegal. If you're gonna take something illegal, might as well not be lame.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Mellow
BCMA
...and people won't get a vaccine
For the record, I won't take meth either.
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Set up a remote retrievable TIP to the left on HTP, and a similarly trunk-choked pull-me-sideways rope, not quite life-support quality on DrenaLine.
Hovered next to this crusty @zz alder, dropping the top on concrete in the yard, shattering it. Had to chunk it down outside the fence, fliplining in only for the last 30'.
The tree held my full weight while topping.
Climbed softly.
Had it broken, it would have taken out two fences... doubt it would have cracked the concrete.
Hovered next to this crusty @zz alder, dropping the top on concrete in the yard, shattering it. Had to chunk it down outside the fence, fliplining in only for the last 30'.
The tree held my full weight while topping.
Climbed softly.
Had it broken, it would have taken out two fences... doubt it would have cracked the concrete.
ruel
TreeHouser
Why do they never call the tree people before the fence people?
Burnham
Woods walker
Well managed, Sean. That was not a pretty scenario.
Burnham
Woods walker
Because often the fence people, after doing their hired work, say on the way to their truck..."by the way, that tree is going to fall on your new fence". Prior to that, the HO is oblivious...my guess, anyway
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SeanKroll
Treehouser
I basically do all the work for an HOA. Guessing 200 homes.
This was an HOA greenbelt tree.
Greenbelt trees are commonly leave-as-falls, unless in a very visible spot.
Generally, i keep an eye out.
I told them it was time for a thorough Consulting Arborist inventory again.
I've done 15 of 17 that are most hazardous.
Next round will be the moderates, and the extras I've found. 30-45 trees.
And a big Madrona in the park went south in the heatwave.
And the resident from this job has a big ash to prune.
And the HOA president stopped by and needs personal work.
And...
This was an HOA greenbelt tree.
Greenbelt trees are commonly leave-as-falls, unless in a very visible spot.
Generally, i keep an eye out.
I told them it was time for a thorough Consulting Arborist inventory again.
I've done 15 of 17 that are most hazardous.
Next round will be the moderates, and the extras I've found. 30-45 trees.
And a big Madrona in the park went south in the heatwave.
And the resident from this job has a big ash to prune.
And the HOA president stopped by and needs personal work.
And...
And if you're going to do fentanyl, don't tangle with the po-po....the two together seem to be fatal...
ruel
TreeHouser
^Trash comment
Mick!
TreeHouser
Easy life, 20 odd trees to come out, grinding later.
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Animal.
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Rotten alders... one fell with gravity, the one leaning on the phone line was pulled back over- center. Redirect on the tree In pointing towards.
Wedges for tightening the chain.
Wedges for tightening the chain.
ruel
TreeHouser
That chain trick is really clever, and I'm so glad we don't really need it here. Alder is some tricky wood!
flushcut
TreeHouser
Just a little punky!
flushcut
TreeHouser
Todays slightly dead oak. I had to rig some but this cracked in half on impact of the log smacking the ground.
flushcut
TreeHouser
More of the spongy content that was wood
ruel
TreeHouser
Made this Sorbus about 6 feet shorter. My second crack at this previously sheared and topped Mt. Ash. Finally got most of the crazy interior Crossing branches.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Been up at about 8000 feet taking out dead or compromised trees at two cabins last few days. No cell, internet or phone service. All off grid. Only streams of trout and camp fire chat.
Might have a home owner send more. But only before and after on a ho clean up and afters of the cabin we camped at.
HO lost his beloved elephant tree, so we kept the elephant part and I carved nostrils. Couple of decorative shelves from one we rigged down. Last one at the other cabin was split from one codom falling off during the mono event.
Might have a home owner send more. But only before and after on a ho clean up and afters of the cabin we camped at.
HO lost his beloved elephant tree, so we kept the elephant part and I carved nostrils. Couple of decorative shelves from one we rigged down. Last one at the other cabin was split from one codom falling off during the mono event.
