Backyard Locust

[Rickytree]

Some wind and alot of sawdust sunscreen.


Backyard Locust Removal - YouTube

 

[tree MDS]

I made it till about 2:50. The saw looked dull, and the music was terrible. No offense..

 

[Rickytree]

I made it till about 2:50. The saw looked dull, and the music was terrible. No offense..

No offence taken. Saw wasnt' dull, just very hard wood. don't use dull saws, just grab another one.

 

[treeman75]

Retire that rope already or get rid of the end of it, looks like you nicked her pretty good. Those leads werent that big but with you pulling with your michine and shock loading I wouldnt trust it. That was at 2:00 other than that looked like a normal day at the office. Good job.

 

[Rickytree]

Retire that rope already or get rid of the end of it, looks like you nicked her pretty good. Those leads werent that big but with you pulling with your michine and shock loading I wouldnt trust it. That was at 2:00 other than that looked like a normal day at the office. Good job.

I had a feeling someone was going to mention the rope. Thanks

 

[murphy4trees]

Taking those big nearly horizontal limbs to the side with the GRCS was impressive.. LOOKS LIKE it would have been good to set the line out a little farther. Even with good hinging wood, that was a lot of lean to fight...
Liked the rip cuts too... Anyone that doesn't can KMA...

 

[2treeornot2tree]

For someone that put down alot of other peoples videos, yours is very average.

Good job, looked like there was some pieces you roped down that i might have just dropped, but videos / pics can be decieving.

 

[treemandan]

Taking those big nearly horizontal limbs to the side with the GRCS was impressive.. LOOKS LIKE it would have been good to set the line out a little farther. Even with good hinging wood, that was a lot of lean to fight...
Liked the rip cuts too... Anyone that doesn't can KMA...

Good thing its big enough so we can all get on there at once.

 

[Rickytree]

Taking those big nearly horizontal limbs to the side with the GRCS was impressive.. LOOKS LIKE it would have been good to set the line out a little farther. Even with good hinging wood, that was a lot of lean to fight...
Liked the rip cuts too... Anyone that doesn't can KMA...

Thanks, that piece would have made it if I would have just trimmed the tips off from the roof before going into the tree. Problem is I do EVERYTHING! Did a crane job last week and had to sling, cut, and load and it was F%$in HOT!!

 

[Rickytree]

For someone that put down alot of other peoples videos, yours is very average.

Good job, looked like there was some pieces you roped down that i might have just dropped, but videos / pics can be decieving.

I like your sarcasm. The job went great, JUST LIKE ME!!

 

[Rickytree]

Good thing its big enough so we can all get on there at once.

K that was Hilarious, Your Alright! Kid backed into the minivan today, not a good ending to a alright crane day.

 

[Rickytree]

Taking those big nearly horizontal limbs to the side with the GRCS was impressive.. LOOKS LIKE it would have been good to set the line out a little farther. Even with good hinging wood, that was a lot of lean to fight...
Liked the rip cuts too... Anyone that doesn't can KMA...

Eh, just to throw it out there, the limb taken down over the neighbours shed, left green on it and he watched the whole thing.

 

[murphy4trees]

Thanks, that piece would have made it if I would have just trimmed the tips off from the roof before going into the tree. Problem is I do EVERYTHING! Did a crane job last week and had to sling, cut, and load and it was F%$in HOT!!

Sometimes its better to leave the brush on as it just brushes without scratching... Spreads the weight out evenly etc..

 

[treeclimber101]

I couldn't open it lol , cant even see what all the hub bubs about

 

[Rickytree]

Sometimes its better to leave the brush on as it just brushes without scratching... Spreads the weight out evenly etc..

Definately would rather have a brush burn than a .... well you know what I 'm getting at.

 

[murphy4trees]

To be honest... I origianlly thought you were pretty good, becasue you cut those deep notches from the lift... then when I saw you over-pulled with the GRCS on that ash by the patio/deck, I thought you were seriously lacking, and just got lucky without really knowing why etc.. But after seeing this vid, I AM back to thinking you're good... (mostly)... there were definitely some things shown that haven't had much or any youtube play.. good style IMO.. we actually think a good bit alike in rigging and have a lot of confidence in our falling skills..

 

[Rickytree]

I agree and stated that I did over tighten the rope on the ash pull. There was some wind and wanted to be sure, although this could have barber chaired the log causing damage. I do run big and sharp saws and thought that it would burn through it, which it did. We run a fine line on what we do that's what puts US in a class, Professionals! More to come big topped maple and crane guy golfs on saturday so not available. Thinking Grcs and drill again but with tip tying and bottom cuts. Will try to make a video, things a little pain having the recorder on my chest but I do what I do for the Fans!!:msp_w00t:

 

[2treeornot2tree]

its like watching two grown men stroke each other off.

 

[Rickytree]

its like watching two grown men stroke each other off.

Ahhh, blow me! Looks who's watching...you!:msp_wink:

 

[2treeornot2tree]

Ahhh, blow me! Looks who's watching...you!:msp_wink:

I was not watching buck wheat. I got a email saying your stroking each other from arborsite.