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I ain't good if you're flying out....

Zzzzziiiinnng!!!!

A spyder lift....

Good luck lowering anything with all those wraps on that porty.

We have two major PM companies that provide a steady flow of work. If you are reliable, bid fair, and do a little ass kissing they will keep you busy.

A peeping tom step......:ices_rofl: It is SF, that and many other scenarios are likely.

On the bright side, she'll have a nice Chinese Pistache in a 24" box a few weeks from now. Planted correctly!

Of course Creeker, hopefully I can post some more like this in the near future.

Height and DBH?

Today's the day. More pics of the inside coming soon. Photo of decay forming in the limb headed over the house. This is the worst piece there is. Not that bad IMO. Internal decay was not very extensive. After seeing this I think my initial plan and a few of your suggestions hit the nail on...

We checked out a 1390 with the 130hp GM and it freaking wailed. Incredible power.

Call this number and ask for Urban Forestry, (415) 554-6920. I know someone over there and they take things like this very seriously if the tree is city property.

Excuse my ignorance but why are explosives the preferred choice for bringing them down? Looks like a.....blast;)

The cmi blocks would suit you well. Buy at treestuff.com

Dead eye, IMO. My advice? Take enough wraps and LET IT RUUUUUN!

The house is going to be a rental, she said if she was living in it we could have taken a different approach. I totally understand that. Thanks for the suggestions and attachment you provided.

You got it jomoco!

Hello fellas, Both trees will soon be horizontal. Clients has chosen to remove and replant due to liability, damage to the drive way, and dissatisfaction with the trees in general. I'll try and get some pics of the removal. The job is getting subbed out, you'll see why in the pics. Should be...

:ices_rofl: "douche nozzle"

Ethephon will probably work. Are you worried about damage or just the sound of booming fruit at 2 am?