justme23005
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And a "murphlet", would be a little baby murph (probably already mulleted), FYI.
like this?
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/06/27/article-1195929-05812393000005DC-120_468x668.jpg
And a "murphlet", would be a little baby murph (probably already mulleted), FYI.
What the hell are you people doing in this thread???? Get a ####ing life!!!
Glad to see FTA is banned, jeesh thought the sharks or jelly fish would of gotten him in Hawaii!Thank you admin!
Why do you climb about ten feet up when you can drop them from the ground?Why do you always take such big pieces?Why risk it just for film?
Why do vids on prime examples of easy ways to get killed?
Sooner or later your lucks gona run out on those deals.
Murph- have you considered the position of your lanyard when taking those big tops? i.e. attaching to a center d-ring instead of the side d-rings. I have known two people to have been seriously injured when their lanyard pinned them to the tree.
Ok Daniel just to be fair, you have proved you have good basic felling skills. I do agree you need to use middle d's and that your taking some un-necessary chances but your making it work 4 you. Upon looking at some footage the one in the road, please tell me you had traffic control on both ends of the work zone.
Do I really need to do that???? C'mon you gotta know better... funny.. someone was moaning about the cars in the background that should have been moved.. when they were there to block the entrance to the cul de sac..
I just lost it the other day.. spitting foam and all, when I said "stop traffic", and looked up 30 seconds later at someone waiting for me to start the cut before before he stopped traffic.. When its life and death, I usually don't leave it up to a person to stop traffic.. I have the road blocked... I just don't trust asshoole drivers (acting like one myself a good bit of the time)...
but if its marked and they go through the stop sign flagger then Murphys law bite em in the butt.
call me spoiled... When I have a tree coming down across the road,
I wouldnt call you spoiled for dropping a tree across a road............Lazy, un-professional & just plain stupid is what that is!!! you can make excuses or stories up for how you put down "big wood" fast, the fact is ANYONE with no care can drop a tree on the road or in a yard if they have enough room.
Thats why every plumber & his son thinks they can start a tree biz, you have a modest skill & a text book knowledge of felling a tree, however...........most of what we all have viewed is just reckless & the drops are of not more than a novice or 1st year apprentice level...........Far from extreme or precision!!! JMHO
LXT...........
You really think so????? I don't want to find out... If its bad enough to get the lawyers involved, your asz is in the wind.. I really don't like working around traffic.. call me spoiled... When I have a tree coming down across the road, I'd rather have someone block the street with a truck, than stand there with a flag and hope they stop..
I don't have any problems with dropping things in the road, I don't have any problems dropping things as big as possible. My problems are things I don't understand, such as, cutting a notch 10 feet up, then cutting below the notch. In my mind cutting below the notch, would bring the tips down faster and causing the butt to bounce back. Like I said I don't know what it does. Also why didn't you just tie the shrubs back and cut it from the ground, instead of pinning yourself in a spot where you can't get out?
Also on the notch where you had to change saws to make a bigger notch, in my opinion, you were on the wrong side of the tree in the first place, I always find it easier to make the notch with the flat of the saw, against the tree.
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