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TreeHouser
That's funny! Sorry, it's not funny.
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That's funny! Sorry, it's not funny.
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Levi
Guest
It rarely happens but that kind of thing makes me want to charge a booking fee.
Burnham
Woods walker
Hell, I'd just send the invoice per your quote...since nobody knows from nuttin'.
Limbrat
TreeHouser
Looks like a sweet gum to me there Scott
. That's one limby red oak man and a lot of dragging out of a tight spot.
Jed
TreeHouser
Weird. They'll probably still make you grub it out by hand though, eh?
Mick!
TreeHouser
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Is oak hard to grind, or does it make much difference?
Mick!
TreeHouser
Good question Jim.
Oak is one of the easiest to grind because even though it's quite hard it "comes away" easily, meaning small pieces separate from the stump easily.
Softer woods like poplar and pine are more stringy and soft so "hold on" to the pieces more.
Sharp teeth help of course.
Oak is one of the easiest to grind because even though it's quite hard it "comes away" easily, meaning small pieces separate from the stump easily.
Softer woods like poplar and pine are more stringy and soft so "hold on" to the pieces more.
Sharp teeth help of course.
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
More fuel for your potatoes?
Mick!
TreeHouser
Ha ha! No, need pure wood chip for that. This is going in a big hole.
Bodean
Jungle Cutter
People out there selling some ca ca!
Bodean
Jungle Cutter
Great stump Mick.
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Levi
Guest
What's going on in that picture?
Bodean
Jungle Cutter
A big mess of mismanagement.
The center spar popped out of the mix and kung fu'd the other tree.
I'm laughing at the little bolt they sold this guy that was supposed to fix this tree.
The center spar popped out of the mix and kung fu'd the other tree.
I'm laughing at the little bolt they sold this guy that was supposed to fix this tree.
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Levi
Guest
I see, thanks.
Jed
TreeHouser
Another down only job today, but this one kinda sucked a little bit cause the three Firs' limbs were all intertwined for about the first 40' of limbs. Then we only had room for about 40' tops which we pulled with the hoe. Just a ton of limb rigging. The Deodora (back leaning hard) came over in one cut with a beautiful pull from the hoe. Had fun, but had to work for our money today. Andy handled 8" diameter 30' limbs by himself off the porty. Man, I love Andy sometimes.
Pretty fun day all told. The guy runnin the hoe was super cool. We saved him out some 45' saw logs, and a few valuable short-logs and a bunch of firewood logs. He was super stoked.
Andy flush-cuts...
Pretty fun day all told. The guy runnin the hoe was super cool. We saved him out some 45' saw logs, and a few valuable short-logs and a bunch of firewood logs. He was super stoked.
Andy flush-cuts...
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
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Levi
Guest
Yeah Jed, look like a good time.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Looking good Jed.
One of the 3 sycamores we removed. I let another guy fly the bucket Friday because he has been bitching that I never let him. It was painful to watch and ground for him. Had an extra man yesterday so I had him fly while I did some nit pic climbing in the back yard. Once again he acted like he didn't want to be there. This morning I didn't leave the option open. I rigged down his two spars and did the final removal on a dead run because the stump crew was scheduled for grinding and restoration there today. Finished there by 1 and hit the job we were supposed to be at this morning around two. Big ugly had rotten willow that had failed next to a tee box at the country club. Had it down to a flush cut by 4:45. Then the fun part. A 8 foot diameter ALAP with a 32" bar. Sorry no pics. I was to hot and pissed off to remember to take any. Oh and to top off the day, I lost a brand new unopened can of skoal on that willow. Sorry. Rant over.
One of the 3 sycamores we removed. I let another guy fly the bucket Friday because he has been bitching that I never let him. It was painful to watch and ground for him. Had an extra man yesterday so I had him fly while I did some nit pic climbing in the back yard. Once again he acted like he didn't want to be there. This morning I didn't leave the option open. I rigged down his two spars and did the final removal on a dead run because the stump crew was scheduled for grinding and restoration there today. Finished there by 1 and hit the job we were supposed to be at this morning around two. Big ugly had rotten willow that had failed next to a tee box at the country club. Had it down to a flush cut by 4:45. Then the fun part. A 8 foot diameter ALAP with a 32" bar. Sorry no pics. I was to hot and pissed off to remember to take any. Oh and to top off the day, I lost a brand new unopened can of skoal on that willow. Sorry. Rant over.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Not the chew!!!!!!!!!!
I remember getting a new can of Copenhagen with a tough lid. I lost the lid and the can, Copenhagen all over the floor and my eyes.
I remember getting a new can of Copenhagen with a tough lid. I lost the lid and the can, Copenhagen all over the floor and my eyes.
Grendel
TreeHouser
Great shots Jed.
Jed
TreeHouser
This is the part I don't get... You're letting him fly the bucket--which he wants to do--and he still sulks? I don't think I'd be working with that guy for too long.
Sorry about the bad day... pretty stump anyway.
