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Anybody know of any coming up? The Vermeer advanced climbing techniques seminar near me sounds like a nice use of time, but I don't think I can get out of what I'm already doing that day. I want to go sit down in some seminars.

Yes, exactly. This will linger in the air to some guys, but being from the tech gen is something that helps a lot with starting from the bottom. Some fellas can't understand anything about the stuff that is readily available to minimize time and effort, but these same guys were the best...

The hitch hiker is working best with the VT. Here's a vid on how to tie one with your eye to eye that you have. The VT doesn't bite down as hard as the distel or schwabish. That's why it is much more popular. Valdotain tresse knot for tree workers - YouTube Good luck with it

2Tree, I saw your stump vid. All I can say is "Like a Wizard." The remote control looks smart on clients' properties. Now all you need is a blade to push over the pile you're leaving behind. :D

So it's clear, eh new toad? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using Tapatalk

We're all dealing with the same problem.

These two are great and the cheapest out there: 3D Knots Knots Knots Knots That's their names. Their lists are thorough, and they show the knot being tied without hands in the way. You can slow down the knot being tied, speed it it, put it on auto replay, pause it, reverse the play etc...

Prices are going to vary. Not all pricing will work for everyone. What is the minimum that you want to make a year?

No tree service runs without ample blocks and tackle. You'd just be dangerously crazy and wasting your time without this stuff. Something interesting to add to this topic are the concepts of floating rigging blocks. DMM makes some interesting gear for highly technical rigging that 99% of...

Marlborolites, funky man.

Time to sell them all before everyone figures out the hydraulic clamp is available, and take that money to put down on the new kind.

I didn't want to drill holes in the bench or the walls, so I viced it with some steel that was setting around.

I copied and pasted my post from the saws forums.

I ground a 28 and 36 out last night, walked back in the house and asked how long was I gone? "Like 10 minutes." That's absolutely what I needed to keep up with chains. $375 was the price I paid for mine...w/ the hydraulic clamp. Then I get it in the mail, and look on Ebay again to see what...

All this time off feels really weird. That's normal, right hard core tree guys??? I'll be back in a saddle starting Monday. This weekend I'm allllllllllllll your's....and my other half's. Nothing like it :msp_wub: ....er.....um.....nothing worse. :msp_rolleyes:

Awe you know that's all last week's news. This week it's a new company, and I'm already booking up next week. And I tried out the new chain grinder today with the hydraulic clamp. I'm as happy as a hundred emoticons. I used to have to use the grinding stick on the chains while they were on...

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well loud and clear, general....

2Tree, that thing sure sets you apart from 90% of the rest.

I'm sure there's something to be said for this 9 page thread too.