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<blockquote data-quote="mountainmandan" data-source="post: 3793606" data-attributes="member: 77574"><p>A friend called me the other day with a pretty big sycamore tree that needed to be removed from behind a church camp building. I had put a new roof on part of the building after a different tree had fallen on it, so the caretaker is understandably cautious.</p><p></p><p>It was imediately obvious that the tree needed to be climbed. Now I am not a tree surgeon, and make no claims to be one, but I do vertical rope work through work, so the techniques needed to work safely are familiar to me. The pictures show the tree with noticable lean towards the building.</p><p></p><p>My father in law voluntered to be my groundie since he loves any kind of work.</p><p></p><p>I will post more pics, to show how the job went.</p><p></p><p>More to come....</p><p></p><p>Dan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mountainmandan, post: 3793606, member: 77574"] A friend called me the other day with a pretty big sycamore tree that needed to be removed from behind a church camp building. I had put a new roof on part of the building after a different tree had fallen on it, so the caretaker is understandably cautious. It was imediately obvious that the tree needed to be climbed. Now I am not a tree surgeon, and make no claims to be one, but I do vertical rope work through work, so the techniques needed to work safely are familiar to me. The pictures show the tree with noticable lean towards the building. My father in law voluntered to be my groundie since he loves any kind of work. I will post more pics, to show how the job went. More to come.... Dan [/QUOTE]
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