Ryan@OTT
ArboristSite Lurker
That's very fair! I guess I could get a 12" chipper instead of the 6" I've been using, and add a groundman to the operation instead of just tossing the work.
Thanks for the input!
Thanks for the input!
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Make sure you check out the costs on insurance such, for the new hire before doing so. Also OSHA requirements. you also will have to pay 15% for FICA( that is split 50/50 between you and hiree), guess all I am saying is make sure your apples are all in the cart before hooking up the horse.
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Be interesting to see these saw blades. I was figuring they were 40-60" blades to take that kind of time on them.
saw blades- 6 grind set ups per blade: face - 120 tips, top - 120 tips, 66%at 30degs left - 40 tips , 66% at 30 deg right 40 tips, 15 % @ 30 deg right 40 tips and 15% 30 deg left same tooth. 3 tooth sequence. Called a California Triple Chip. When the blades are new and for several resharpening there after one has to make up a very thin faced diamond wheel to get between the shoulder and tooth face for the face grind. That becomes a dedicated wheel just for this type of job.
