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  1. *TreeFeller*

    Take over tree service?

    I don't think ISA certification is a requirement for insurance. A legitimate company will be fully insured but doesn't necessarily need ISA certified arborists. As the folks before me have mentioned, get ahold of the books. It can be tricky coming up with a fair price to buy a company...
  2. *TreeFeller*

    Want to Buy Logger Boots

    This is a long shot but here it goes... Looking for a size 12 logger boot in good/fair condition, preferably something made in the USA. I saved my pennies and decided to have Nick's build me a custom pair. However, this is a lengthy process and I need a pair of boots to get me by in the...
  3. *TreeFeller*

    Alternative Methods for Throw Lines

    My boss is one of those guys who can throw VERY accurately and work the throw bag to where it needs to go, super impressive but I am not one of those guys. I know it comes with time and practice, but sometimes I dont have time. I will likely be buying a big shot after hearing how many people...
  4. *TreeFeller*

    Alternative Methods for Throw Lines

    Thanks for the tip and I'm glad your coworker is ok. If i decide to get the big shot I will definitely use the recommended poles!
  5. *TreeFeller*

    Alternative Methods for Throw Lines

    Wow thanks for all the helpful advice! I will definitely mess around with using two hands and making the pendulum between my legs. I'm getting better at "walking the dog" and making a missed shot work.
  6. *TreeFeller*

    Alternative Methods for Throw Lines

    As I'm sure you know every tree is different, I stand where I need to be to get the best angle/trajectory on the bag. Distance from the trunk changes drastically from tree to tree. I can hit the easy shots no problem but when I need to hit a specific branch I struggle. I suppose that skill will...
  7. *TreeFeller*

    Alternative Methods for Throw Lines

    Lone wolf, it's quite possible I am throwing it wrong. Just using an underhand toss choked up around 1.5' on the throwline. That's how I've seen it done, but I may look into different throwing techniques. And I probably would benefit from practicing somewhere in the woods, where customers and...
  8. *TreeFeller*

    Alternative Methods for Throw Lines

    Thanks Philbert, I didn't even consider that the big shot would attach to my poles for the pole pruner. I thought I'd have to order poles made specifically for the big shot or something.
  9. *TreeFeller*

    Alternative Methods for Throw Lines

    Hey guys, I am relatively new to rope work/climbing and have been having a tough time hitting my targets when using a throw bag. I know it is a skill I need to develop and I will continue working on it. However, I was wondering what type of alternatives there are to hand-throwing a bag? I have...
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