those short chunky pieces work better with two chokers opposed. less shock load on the crane than with a single when it kicks over.
That was a decent site piece to bite off....
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366 truck motor should take 8qts. with filter
treeclimber101
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And throw and extra quart in for when your push rod blows a hole in your rocker ! Hate that truck but when it runs I love it !
treeclimber101
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you got 4000 hrs on that. equals definite win. the big blocks hate idling. is that carb or FI?
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treeclimber101
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No my pony motor not the 366 he also asked about oil cap and type for a pony for the bucket to move
OOPS, MISREAD. LONG DAY.
Blakesmaster
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A little trickier to lay down when choked like that but you can use the curb or a chunk of wood to get them started. A good op won't have a problem.
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That pick was smooth, I have a video of it but I can only load pics through tap talk.
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stumping was additional the job was for a big time landscaper for a new private school he has so much money in that job he said i want ypu to grind as deep and as wide as you can go ahead and just bill me! alright no problem buddy!
its kind of a two-edged sword. with a smaller crane your limited to the length of large diameter pieces you can pick an stay in the load chart. but the larger picks are easier to rig and stabilize. you have to finesse them all.
That was a decent site piece to bite off....
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Mmm... I dunno, kinda looks a little twig like for all that jazz, to be honest. Also, what's with the brush all up and in the work zone? Seems kinda dangerous and sloppy to me.
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We put a climber in that tree and it was nonsense. Norway pine, the branches were like barbed swords and it was dense as a mothertrucker. We all are bleeding. We took the top off, backed in a bucket and skinned it up. That cut at the bottom was the only cut made on the ground. We were pretty damn safe all day.
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I did so much today that I should start a thread,,it was a beautiful day!
Jeff
Jeff
They suck, but if you have a good hand saw and ability, you won't need a chainsaw for a good bit of it.
Jeff
treeclimber101
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Aren't you bringing a crane to make sure nothing hits the ground around the tree .... Or am the retard here ?
Yes, you are. But don't feel lonely, I'm right there with you.
treeclimber101
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It's like buying a 20" chipper and brush loading everything
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