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Appears to be a Southern Red Oak (Quercus falcata)

The Notch small tending pulley looks like a good design. I have used the small CMI pulley for many years and had zero issues. Very light, compact, and economical. I just incorporated the DMM Pinto on my lanyard which I like. On the other hand it is a little big. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

If the Petzl Zillion is as smooth as the Zigzag I would get the Zillion. If it’s in your budget get both! Just got the Zigzag and love it. Tending is effortless with zero sit back. Tends itself when it has enough line under it Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I find Dyna Glide a little too soft and flexible. Zing It I think 2.2 I would have to say I prefer over Dyna Glide.

Good thread Pdqdl! I think some here can be pretty harsh at times as well. My first post came across as myself being a hack and felt pretty awkward but there were the members here who were helpful and straight forward as well. I chose to listen to the positive and consider the negative comments...

Check your state's agricultural website for classes. ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) and TCIA (Tree Care Industry of ? America I think) are the two big ones. Find your local ISA chapter to find out about classes near your area. ACRT is another company that teaches Arborist. And/or...

Hey katera94, My name is Mark welcome to TH! If I were you I would try to get a job with a reputable tree service that is willing to train you. If you just started this there is so so much to learn. Another idea would be to see if you can hook up with a local tree climber, arborist, Also check...

For light rigging I think 1/2" Arborplex is the way to go for light rigging. The price cant be beat, light weight, strong, and the somewhat dynamic property is a plus. Runs good through natural or false crotch. Bailey's has it on sale for $59.99 for 120' i believe!

$500 is a fair price to drop the tops. If you have more confidence in another company for a little more then go for it. Looks pretty simple overall for a qualified Arborist.

Cool now I can work during lightning storms! Thanks haha

Another good article that a good Arborist or Forestry worker should know. http://essmextension.tamu.edu/treecarekit/index.php/after-the-storm/tree-damage-and-hazard-assessment/understanding-lightning-and-associated-tree-damage/

Hey guys I was just checking this thread out and googled info on the subject. Thought I would share: http://message.snopes.com/showthread.php?t=1448

How tall are they? What is the diameter of the trunks?

I guess by doing this it will allow the water to exit when air can be pulled in. Thanks brother!

I pulled the plug but didn't pull the starter cord while it was open. That makes sense I will try that. Thank you my friend!

It won't turn over. I can by hand but is really hard. impossible by pull cord

Is it a costly repair? Worth trying to fix? Thanks for the help.

I don't know didley squat about small engines so forgive me :dizzy: Is this a big deal?

Any pics of flywheel key? I have a related issue on MS 250 which sat under water for about 15 minutes I would guess and I can get the flywheel to budge.

Merrel Moab Ventilator's for climbing without spikes have been holding up pretty good since mid May. I can second that on the Hoffman's Line man's! Coolest boot and most comfortable boot I ever used.:rock: