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I would do a top cut on the end suspended in the air as close to the tree on the same side as possible, then undercut on the opposite side of the tree and not let the large stalk fall on my feet. Then remove the small piece of wood from that crotch....edit, I'm looking at a tiny pic on my...

We run 461s, I've been running mine for four years and replaced the sprocket, brake spring and clutch bearing...pretty good i think.

Might be worth an hour or two to put a resume together, will probably speed things up a bit...but i get it, pics i or it didn't happen. My ground guys used to pick up chicks showing pics of me climbing, said it worked like a charm. Just sayin

My boss used to take me with him on certain bids, one for my input, but mainly cause i had an awsome beard. Of course my wife didn't think it was as awsome as i did, so now it's just an aberage beard

We did a job last summer for an hoa cutting about 300 2-3" dead lodgepole pines. I was knocking em down and had three guys behind me hauling the trees to the road. By 10am, we had 80 cut and staged. Next thing i new, I woke up with one of my guys saying "hadn't heard your saw running for a...

I do the belvita breakfast biscuits and a bannana mid morning, usually as we are walking the first or second job, late lunch, shop, beers!

I just order the steel toe with 400g thinsulate in 14" and an extra set of liners. Should be shipping out any day now!!! Probably should have gotten a set of the 200g liners too for the warmer days, and to wear on those sloppy mud season days.

You can say that I guess. i wish could have gotten whites again...but the hoffman closeout section is pretty nice

I feel like my leather hoffmans are a wee big. but can't decide if they run big enough togo a 1/2 size down. Great boots, got a good season out of em, gonna get them resoled and hopefully get a couple more years of service! I'm getting a pair of pacs for myself for xmas

Check this out... Might get more/better answers http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/questions-about-a-chainsaw.111052/

http://www.arboristsite.com/community/forums/chainsaw.9/

Lol...I bet that was a site to see! I smashed a shed a few years ago while the h/o watched...I apologized, he told me not to take the blame, he thinks the kids weren't pulling on the rope hard enough...sounds good to me.

We just finished a dot contract, we had to have a biologist come out every 7 days, to check for bird migration and nesting, only $1000 a pop, but just for a few weeks

Steel shanks increase comfort. I wear Hoffman lineman with dual steel shanks, when climbing in spurs, can climb all day with zero footpain.

We are about 75 miles from our vermeer dealer, they bring us stuff all the time, bolts belts, knives, demos, ect. And its not a bad trek if we have to pick up something, or take something in. We are pretty loyal, but feel its worth the service. Even over the phone technical support we get is...

To be honest i can't recommend new age danners, i got an amazing pair of hiking boots 15 yrs ago, so when it was time for work boots i went with danner...big mistake. Ive been through 2 pairs of quarry work boots(one was warranty after 30 days), the relacements are seriously fatigued after 4...

We do a lot of work for a local mine. So, we all have go be msha certified. A few years ago the instructor told us they have the miners do stretches in the elevator on the way down. Ever since i start my day with a quick warm up. But have also considered starting the day with a lil yoga...i...

It's a lot cheaper for us to dump chips opposed to slash, a lot of times free...nobody wants 30 yrds of branches for ground cover

Funny you say that, we've always gotten along well with rhe competition until this year, and started some serious beef with a start up company over a county contract... And theres a bus stop right in front of our shop, but unless they were camping they probably wpuld have had to walk further...

It is a '99 chip truck that we drive into the woods quite often, so... plenty. But I'm glad it back too, thanks.