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Which one of ducati's pictures looked like a dead lift to you?

All the ones of the roof. might eff the roof up a lil by putting it back down but sure beats layin that terex on its side.

or maybe im just seeing it wrong looked like some big breaks on that wood so I figured the tree uprooted or onto a roof but maybe im seeing it wrong.

most of those picks are slug horizontal I hope pieces of pine trunk aren't going horizontal after a vertical pick.
 
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All the ones of the roof. might eff the roof up a lil by putting it back down but sure beats layin that terex on its side.

or maybe im just seeing it wrong looked like some big breaks on that wood so I figured the tree uprooted or onto a roof but maybe im seeing it wrong.

most of those picks are slug horizontal I hope pieces of pine trunk aren't going horizontal after a vertical pick.

Y'all are talking about 2 different pic ..
 
Had a really busy week. Was going to help Deevo, but had promised myself and crew to Mike (MC Tree). Sorry Devon.

Worked the same storm, but different area. Cottage country just east of Norland. Man did they get hammered. Worked min 14 hr days all week. No internet up there and very little cell coverage. No power for most of the week. Generators running everywhere.
Absolutely no access for crane or bucket truck. All removals done old school. - Except for the mini which worked its heart out.
 
Can't believe no one has given me copious amounts **** fir a total lack off ppe in my last picture.
 
Crane was well within chart for the picks with the weight it had pinned. Don't be a #### and be talking about geniuses and what not when you're obviously not one yourself. I could add a large safety factor by coating my walls in rubber padding so when I drink I don't risk hurting myself, but that's not necessary either.
sorry being so late to respond. never claimed to be a genius. merely an observation that the provisions for a greater safety factor were there, readily usable and the operator chose not to. i sure you would not chose the most dangerous method of tree removal if a safer and easier option was available to you, would you? don't know an awful lot about trees, but have been operating cranes just over 40 yrs. now and pretty much try to use every option to make it safer for the people that hire our services. there are many variables when hoisting trees, and although you say the pick was within the chart (apparent because the crane still has the shiny side up) what if conditions changed-i bet the operator would be glad at that point that he had excess capacity. you would be too because the climber usually gets hurt also when there is a crane/tree accident. have a safe day and stay out of the rubber room.
 
He coulda put on the extra counterweights , I see DBs point but if he's good why bother ? And over the back ?

I suppose u can never be too safe, but there wasn't even a remote need for the cw with this specific op. I just don't get y some are so quick to make judgemental comments when they don't have the info needed to do so properly.
 
I suppose u can never be too safe, but there wasn't even a remote need for the cw with this specific op. I just don't get y some are so quick to make judgemental comments when they don't have the info needed to do so properly.

PM me who you used i'm curious! That's a big truck, I like how nimble the grove I've been running is for its size. 3 axles, and it fits as many places as the national I used to run.

As for the PPE, let he without sin cast the first stone. If I had a nickel for every ppe violation i'm guilty of in the past year alone I could retire before I turn 30.
 

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