Another oak tree removal

[Treetom]

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[Blakesmaster]

Man, I love that Swinger Tom!

 

[Treetom]

Me too, Blakes.

Man, I love that Swinger Tom!

 

[Treetom]

Pics also on website.

http://treetom.net/news/?preview=true&preview_id=298&preview_nonce=9b43ae25d8

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[tomtrees58]

nice

 

[caseys]

Sir, you are one heck of a bull to be able to hold up an oak tree like this...

 

[josh1981]

sweet!! hows that dolmar working for you? I hear they are good saws.

 

[Treetom]

Sir, you are one heck of a bull to be able to hold up an oak tree like this...

Very impressed with the 7900 Dolmar. A buddy of mine recommended this saw. But warns that the bigger one is less impressive.

 

[wvlogger]

yall can drop that off in my yard

 

[lawson's tree s]

looks like alot of nice equipment. the crew could of looked a little better hard hats,chaps, etc and t shirts. keep up the good work.

 

[josh1981]

Very impressed with the 7900 Dolmar. A buddy of mine recommended this saw. But warns that the bigger one is less impressive.

Maybe Ill buy one someday!

 

[smokinj]

Nice Take down!

 

[ropensaddle]

Good job t tom

 

[IcePick]

No disrepect, but you all look like a bunch of flat rats.

 

[tree MDS]

No disrepect, but you all look like a bunch of flat rats.

I take it you haven't been at this very long, huh?

 

[IcePick]

I take it you haven't been at this very long, huh?

about fourteen years or so. I've evolved, however.

 

[ropensaddle]

about fourteen years or so. I've evolved, however.

Lol so what from:monkey:

 

[tree MDS]

about fourteen years or so. I've evolved, however.

I have to say, the shirtless, no hard hat thing isn't very professional looking (to be polite about it). Other than that, tom has a consistently tight looking operation going on there, with some nice equipment, and some good young talent.. by the looks of it anyway.

Maybe you could work on that a bit tom? Perhaps invest in some nice petzl hats. I never used to wear one either, but now that I've started, I dont feel right without it. The chin strap helps a lot with the agravation factor.

 

[ropensaddle]

I have to say, the shirtless, no hard hat thing isn't very professional looking (to be polite about it). Other than that, tom has a consistently tight looking operation going on there, with some nice equipment, and some good young talent.. by the looks of it anyway.

Maybe you could work on that a bit tom? Perhaps invest in some nice petzl hats. I never used to wear one either, but now that I've started, I dont feel right without it. The chin strap helps a lot with the agravation factor.

I like my cowboy hard hat best. It fits me well pardner. I have to get a new liner for it though I have wore it out!

 

[Treetom]

Lol so what from:monkey:

Thanks for the comments on safety. I'm gonna have to wiki "flat rat."