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I spent a lot more time reading on this site than I did posting. I am now done with both as long as MB is around. I wouldn't say that Vet was a friend, but at least some of his posts were worth reading. MB brings nothing worthwhile to this forum that makes me better at tree work. The Signal to...

Hope you don't plan on keeping that yard tree for long. Spiking is bad for trees. You should only spike trees that are being removed.

He didn't hear it running under water. No how! No Way!

Mount it on a plaque, and rig it with a motion detector and speaker. Let it 'Rev-up' every time someone walks by.

To watch cavemen do take downs!

I started climbing at age 50. That was almost 7 years ago. I don't climb near as much anymore because of a wrist injury from an auto accident in Jan 2013. Maybe not as fast as the young dudes, but I did try to work smarter. I say go for it.

"If a limb is over a house or shed how do you get it down" That was the one that pushed me over the edge. This guy has insurance?????? No wonder rates went up 30% this year.

He OWNS a tree removal business and is asking questions a groundie could answer after only a few weeks. That is where I have the problem. Question #1 ...no problem. Question #2 ..... Not ready for prime time yet.

How goes the new job?

Can I use the chisel from my toolbox if I clean it up?

If you check the fine print, it might just say, " Manufactured by PETA".

I have decided to become a brain surgeon. I figure to practice on myself. I have a cheap scalpel and a mirror. Anything else I need to know?

I also think you should report him for 'Impersonating an Arborist'.

The owner of the tree company was instructed to leave the Magnolia as it was? If so, I sure hope you didn't pay them. Was he the one doing the cutting , or was it some hired flunky? Even if I was told to cut the hedge below the fence, I would double check before cutting a Magnolia TREE that was...

I think it may have been a Yellowwood tree. Very uncommon, but their limited range does include your area.

A little 'cut and paste' .......... WOW, ballsy.

Nope, still get the same error Raintree showed earlier.

I agree about using a wood ladder around sparks, and I don't see a helmet.

Probably, but that is sometimes easier said than done.

I think a winch would be a last choice for the needs of the OP. There is a gas powered dolly available which will help move the trunk chunks. There is a two wheeled cart available that is designed to make moving brush easier. For the first, search Little Helper cart. For the second, search Stein...