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Puppies,never. Kittens,,,,well........?

Hey,some guys go nuts if a rope is stepped on.I just don't care for them getting hammered into the ground. To each their own.

True,but still better than mid line.

No. Protecting a rope is not over thinking . And, I didn't say it would,I said it could. OTOH,Tie a running bowline and pull the dam tree over. Simple as that. If you don't trust one line,use 2.

One negative to using this method is the possibility of damaging the rope soon impact. If terminated at the top ,the most that could get damaged from the tree smashing it into the ground would be 5to 10 ft. The same damage would occur apr. midline with the base tie off.

They are calling for highs in the mid to upper 70s here this week. Gonna have to rough it in the mornings though. Upper 50s BRRRRRR Lol

My first reaction is to agree with you,but there is a guy a few towns away who advertises with that same slogan. He seems to do pretty well. I've never bid against him ,as far as I know. I think it is a combination of marketing scheme and dishonesty. I'm thinking the devil is in the small...

But seriously, the item we seem to lose the most is pitchforks for some reason. And on occasion,,, my azz.

Hitch clip pins.

I let my clients know beforehand and change my voicemail to reflect my absence as well. I look at it from the old story of " if you let something go and it doesn't come back, it wasn't really yours to begin with".

I had the wife take me to the yard to get the bucket one day and she backed her nice Lil shiny 2012 Sonata into the tongue of a landscape trailer. I guess I don't have to tell you who came out the winner in that little battle. BTW : It turns out it was MY fault for...

Some of those lines have a lot of outside coating on them. If it's just a small wear spot,try to find out where it's rubbing and try to reroute or cover it better. But if you're sure it is going to fail,take it off and head to a hydro shop. They will be able to match it up and for probably 1/2...

A small ,single axle trailer works fine. Just be sure it had at least 14 or 15 in wheels. Can usually get a 5x8. Or 5x9 for around $750 brand new.

I'm 49 now,had triple bypass April 23 ,was back in a tree in July. I still work full days, but only climb2-3hrs per day max. Like others have said,probably do it till I keel over in one.

I thought of going the auction route for a few things,but in the end decided against it. Too much of a gamble for this guys hard earned doe. There's a reason dealers go there,but OTOH ,they can afford a lemon here and there. Worse case for them,they run it back thru the same auction a month later.

I'm pretty sure the older ones had s coupler on them to tow them ,but I think they discontinued them for instability reasons and they went thru bearings like crazy.

The lJs don't bother me. What does piss me off though ,I's the seasoned citizens that justHAVE to be there at 7:30 am to hey their dam lottery tickets for the drawing,,,, that evening.

I just saw where Greg Norman the pro golfer had to have surgery on his left arm and hand from a chain saw accident.

Yep. Seen the top side of the dolly bop more than one on the noggin,self included. Usually happens when flopping PCs onto the lip. Not so much with the big ball cart type we have now,bit the older, smaller ones ,quite a few times.

Yep.broke my upper arm back in the mid 80s. Humerus they called it. I didn't find one dam bit funny. Cut it off myself (the cast)with a bread knife. But then went to the doc cuz I freaked the hell out seeing it skinny as a toothpick. That was normal they assured me but said the xray showed it...