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dandandatreeman

dandandatreeman

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Well with all the rain that has been coming down in the middle of the week I havent climbed a tree in weeks. We have plenty of plywood but my "boss" dose not or the Ho dose not want us there. I don't know which one it is but I have four kids and a wife. I need to do something fast. I don't want to do nothing but climb I wake up wanting to met whatever challenges face our crew. I'm sure at one time my boss felt the same way since he is a Damn good climber at 56 years old. I don't know.....might have to try free agent work. Thanks for reading my ramble. Might have the:cry: wrong fourm but I feel all you climbers out here might be able to give some words of encouragement.
 
md_tree_dood

md_tree_dood

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Be careful what you wish for, I was working on a point the other day with wind gusts up to 50mph dead wooding a 100ft oak tree. I'd have preferred to be on the ground any day.
 
dandandatreeman

dandandatreeman

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The thing is that I haven't put in a full week or even two days in a row since before oct. Bills haven't stopped though. I would take that job right now. Might not like the wind but would love to work.
 
dandandatreeman

dandandatreeman

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LOL you know it brother. I started climbing for wright tree in Minnesota seven years ago. Had a good friend that worked for them. It was easy to get on I just got out of the Marine Corps. It seams that thoughs guys think they are better then a non line climber.
 
Beast o Bodmin

Beast o Bodmin

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LOL you know it brother. I started climbing for wright tree in Minnesota seven years ago. Had a good friend that worked for them. It was easy to get on I just got out of the Marine Corps. It seams that thoughs guys think they are better then a non line climber.
I am ......:jawdrop::dizzy:

its a good liner that can prune without destroying peeps gardens.we have a good name and do alot of private too.It has been know to have to remove entire speciemins and we leave something a bit more suitable in a pot.At the moment we are repairing customer relations for a removed contractor due to the kin mess they have been makeing ......bastids.


we pride ourselves as being tree cutters not tarmacers...:laugh:

its hard to be good round leccytrick.
 
treeslayer

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Man, I sure envy the guys you work with.

get back in the truck, little boy. :dizzy: I get to do work most treeguys drool over, and I'm fortunate to be able to travel all over. I pick my jobs, who I work WITH, and when and where. you're trapped in life, don't hate on me.:cheers:

Anybody that has worked with me knows what I'm about. what's you're problem with me? spit it out, clear the air.
 
IcePick

IcePick

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get back in the truck, little boy. :dizzy: I get to do work most treeguys drool over, and I'm fortunate to be able to travel all over. I pick my jobs, who I work WITH, and when and where. you're trapped in life, don't hate on me.:cheers:

Anybody that has worked with me knows what I'm about. what's you're problem with me? spit it out, clear the air.

I'm not denying that you're one hell of a "tree slayer."

I also don't have a probelm with you. I merely noted that your comment about not being a real tree guy was ignorant.

A real tree guy is one who is well rounded, who has the balls to shoulder what it is that needs to be done, aloft or on the ground.

I won't be "dreaming" about being you tonight sweetheart, I will get up tomm. morning and go to work.:cheers:
 
dandandatreeman

dandandatreeman

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YES.....just got the call for 6a.m. The only thing is that I more than likely won't be able to climb them because it will be easier to dodge the stick insted of climbing it! There was a day when the boss said screew a bucket! realy the only time i like one is on a REALLY DEAD tree. Stupid bucket truck!:)
 
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On the other hand.....

YES.....just got the call for 6a.m. The only thing is that I more than likely won't be able to climb them because it will be easier to dodge the stick insted of climbing it! There was a day when the boss said screew a bucket! realy the only time i like one is on a REALLY DEAD tree. Stupid bucket truck!:)

Bucket trucks are all about making money. This is probably the angle your boss is working.

Dont get me wrong, I love to climb too, but I (most) always make my money when the bucket goes out.

Like someone said recently: when you can climb out of the bucket, then you the man.
 
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