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I'll show lots of pics .tonnes. I just got the digital and havn't had it every minute or very long. I could walk you through the tree. I don't know the size of the limbs but we don't have firs in ontario but my father would have .spurr up with belt around cutting lower branches most way...

Ya, tires, thats a good one. We'd a brought her down, NO CRANE NO PROBLEM, ben doing those all my life, I could go do one tomorrow not even speak One word and next thing be roping the stem. maybe some one could ask a smart question about tree removal. When is somebody gonna realize that Ive done...

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I cant wait to be working at cottages. Anybody else lucky enogh to work at beutiful places from time to time?

This is a cottadge right on the water a 20 min from my place.

If your reffering to me I say that I have been cautious when comes to my work and I double up with ropes whne thiers a question of strenght, if a heavier rope isn't available. I dont practice technics that are beyond my capabilities or my equipment. I talking about straight lowering with no rigging,

You actually used a crane for that?!

I was wondering what size lowering rope people use? Iv'e seen some arbourists use 1 inch and 5/8 but i think on alot of trees thier overkill. I use 1/2 arborplex and i've lowerd entire Oaks top and all that were about 50-60feet tall and24" diameter. with no problem. But some people need bigger...

The bean bags are god for rope placement at the start. The only time I've seen my father us a rope and (not) free climb before getting tyed in was if the tree was to thick to hold on to. When needed he just makes a small coil and throws it.

Have you checked the plug? Check the kill switch from under the cover. You probably already checked all that. Try turning the jets out another turn and try that.

I agree with you John. I'm just refering to the diffenence when a customer says prune or remove giving that, it is necesary. I mean once weve established between need for removal or pruning then a removal becomes more straight forward in most cases, is what I was saying. I too would rather spare...

I'm still here. miss me? Didn't know i implied that me or him know everything? Any ways, Is this how this is gonna keep going or what?

I like these forums some times. This is cut and dry in my opinion. I hate to sound like a prick I really do. But all the discusion over if the tree is bad or if its ok all depending and this and that. Based on what the thread starter said, removals are less hastle and haggle without...

Thats a little much, maybe the guy had ???? loads of work for him or the job was a posibility of great money, not every body has the desire nor the reason to walk away from a customer he wasn't that out of line. I hate when stuff like that happens its just part of dealing with people as you know...

I've done quit a bit of log loading because my fathers father ownes a sawmill in Newfoundland and we cant see good lumber go to waste. So as far as loading goes we keep ten foot logs and 12 foot as does everybody, by lifting the logs up by hand with two guys on the end of the log, and any other...

My chipper is getting work done to it. And the little truck is easyer to get around with, don't assume. We got lots of trucks boys!

I usaully cut low so i don't have to make a second cut too. And it helps when pulling a tree or stem over.

Ya we do pretty well thanks

rborist1, Its called taking out the dead wood!