treemandan
Tree Freak
Here is the pic of the uprooted oak. I think the bulider/contractor is trying to keep all the money for himself which, in most cases, turns out sadly.
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Here is the pic of the uprooted oak. I think the bulider/contractor is trying to keep all the money for himself which, in most cases, turns out sadly.
bert0168
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I don't do tree work and even I can see you can't do it without a crane. :msp_blink:
mike_nelson
New Member
heres a few from todayView attachment 260656View attachment 260657
Hi Larry, Stay safe.
Was wondering about the fueling up out there. I heard that the fuel is being rationed.
Jeff
i hope you got that tree tied off to something i dont understand why your climbing that
mattfr12
The Bulldog
We usually haul it. Our one truck stores 2500 gallons, incase rationing and stuff like that happens. We are not up there but ran into plenty of work from it. In the summer it's just used to go from job site to site and refuel.
treemandan
Tree Freak
2500? Really?
Here is the pic of the uprooted oak. I think the bulider/contractor is trying to keep all the money for himself which, in most cases, turns out sadly.
maybe if you take weight off the top it'll stand itself right back up not sure why you have not already tried this:confused2:
I doubt it. Me and Blakes just did an oak like that, the thing flomped down pretty damn hard! I bet that trunk is heavier and more leveraged than it looks in that pic.
treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
If that tree weighed anything it would be in the house not on it , if I was was closer I would smoke that tree with a bucket , and the crane can stay on real work , I just did a double 2 trees on the house and the larger which was almost 30" stood up 4 ft when we cleared the house the smaller stayed put I have the pics posted to prove it ! And no arguing a pic , Dan for real ? You walked from that I would snatch that 4K check right out of his hand by 5pm done LOL
treemandan
Tree Freak
The hard part in getting the top off without doing anymore damage and even with a bucket that would be very tricky... not to mention making the cut that sends the trunk upright.
The builder told me not worry about causing anymore damage to the house but I didn't belive him.
2treeornot2tree
Dont cry, just do it
I threw a number of $3500 at the guy. Apparently Ricky tree in Kennet square must of been cheaper. I estimated that trunk from the house to the ground to weigh roughly 14,000 lbs not including root ball. I am sure I am on the high side.
treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
If you keep trying to retire off a single tree you will have to go to Connecticut to work you'll have bid all the trees around ya to high , and why wouldn't you just make the trip over the bridge here , man I was in Princeton junction today and they got nailed , we got plenty of gas a bit south of that but it's tricky to get fuel up there now long lines and you can only purchase so much at a time ! I was hanging with the Brickman subs and they have so many punch list jobs now its crazy we bagged 40 yards of chips today all Bradford's , some willows and a bunch of white pine !
treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
Few more of that cluster from the other day , man that was a crazy thing to see all that tree and all he had was a few broken ridge vent
No way that tree is standing itself back up
2treeornot2tree
Dont cry, just do it
It was a bit high, I was planning on doing it tomorrow and have a 40 ton crane come in. If i knew i could get a weeks worth of work lined up out your way, I would be rolling tonight. You wanna line some work up for me?
mike_nelson
New Member
nope,had to climb it couldnt get a crane out for the day and he wanted it off then but trust me we cot paid well for it
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