ArborSmithNw
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9 hour day. Thats how we roll.
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might be on my end but not sure....all your photos appear to be a red X
ArborSmithNw
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Well sorry for the wasted space... I can't see the pics I posted!
Here is a slideshow link...
http://www.slide.com/r/wnBwB0uq2D9KAS5o7nMZCkC9PZtShD3d?previous_view=mscd_embedded_url&view=original
Here is a slideshow link...
http://www.slide.com/r/wnBwB0uq2D9KAS5o7nMZCkC9PZtShD3d?previous_view=mscd_embedded_url&view=original
ArborSmithNw
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I know, I am bummed! I just spent 20 minutes trying to post them! I am going to update that link to the slideshow....
It was a miracle job... we bid it extremely low to "win" the neighborhood, and needed everything to move flawlessly, and it did!
We came out of that job with a TON of pride & generated at least 15 leads off of it.
cool photos, looked like a fun job!
Blakesmaster
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Very nice photos. Well done.
ArborSmithNw
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Thanks guys... you gotta love a high profile job where your client is a pro photographer!
Cheers.
Cheers.
deevo
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Great job......what size crane was that? Those looked like big poles you were up there? Also why did they want them removed? Looked liked fun
logging22
Cuttin to live, livin to cut
Whats with the million ton crane? 
treemandan
Tree Freak
So you only work half a day? Nah, nice work.
logging22
Cuttin to live, livin to cut
ArborSmithNw
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It was a big boy... it was a 90 ton. We had booked a 60 but they had to pull it off our project for something else... we were're arguing with the upgrade!
Trees were taken out for a few reasons, root rot, they had been topped decades ago, and were wrecking buried pipes, not to mention the roof needed replacing after 8 years. The city they were located in has the stricktest removal policy, and this house was less than a block from the city hall... so needless to say we played by every rule!
Trees were taken out for a few reasons, root rot, they had been topped decades ago, and were wrecking buried pipes, not to mention the roof needed replacing after 8 years. The city they were located in has the stricktest removal policy, and this house was less than a block from the city hall... so needless to say we played by every rule!
ArborSmithNw
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treemandan
Tree Freak
Good strategy you have with winning the neigborhood.
EdenT
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Great work, photo's and presentation.
Tried to fix it for you but this section does not take html, so no embedding.
tomtrees58
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nice pics you guys don't mill big wood pine/spruce is junk here so we mill it tom trees
ArborSmithNw
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Thanks for the effort Trimmed!
Milling logs here is a bit of a task, they need so much permitting it's usually not worth the effort once you factor in hauling costs. These Firs would have been worth it, but this client thought he was going to recoup his costs in firewood.... long story short I ended up having to get rid of it all for him, which made my firewood guys happy. No matter how much you explain to clients, they don't get how much effort goes into processing firewood & therefore usually will not yield much $$ to them.
Milling logs here is a bit of a task, they need so much permitting it's usually not worth the effort once you factor in hauling costs. These Firs would have been worth it, but this client thought he was going to recoup his costs in firewood.... long story short I ended up having to get rid of it all for him, which made my firewood guys happy. No matter how much you explain to clients, they don't get how much effort goes into processing firewood & therefore usually will not yield much $$ to them.
