Of course You know he can just check his load moment indicator (LMI for you novices)...right?...But wait!...Alas...you have no crane. Sorry.
Stop embarrassing yourself, Dave. Jesus…
whadja do today?
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Stop embarrassing yourself, Dave. Jesus…
P.S. I love you, you old bastardo!! Lol..
ok, but no,, about 5k,Let me guess, 40k lbs?
Jeff
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We ARE birds of a feather.
Starting day 3 of what began as a 92 tree job. We had 5 left then she asked us to do 72 more! I think her yard looked nice with all the maples and cherry but she wants to turn it into lawn.
Are chainsaw pants/chaps required by OSHA? Two of my guys rarely wear them during the summer. "Big Dave" whose leaning on the mini skid has come close to heat stroke a couple times this summer.
I want to require them but be flexible in the heat.
Are chainsaw pants/chaps required by OSHA? Two of my guys rarely wear them during the summer. "Big Dave" whose leaning on the mini skid has come close to heat stroke a couple times this summer.
I want to require them but be flexible in the heat.
ive got a 2T and 5T chain hoist, and an engine hoist, I think I beat the MDS hereOf course You know he can just check his load moment indicator (LMI for you novices)...right?...But wait!...Alas...you have no crane. Sorry.
oh, and a ton of snatch blocks/block and tackle, come along's etc
if your on the ground chainsaw pants/chaps are required as per osha, and I think ANSI
however when climbing, not required
ive had heatstroke, if its a hot day then I wouldnt bother with chaps, more likely to die from heat than a chainsaw cut
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It unbecoming an old fossil like yourself using teenage girl acronyms....
LOL isnt a teenage girl acronym, it is one of if not the most popular acronym amongst all generations
throw another shrimp on the barby mate
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Started by teenage girls. Maybe if I used it, could work out how to embed photos....
Crayfish, whippersnapper, crayfish they are.
I googled it, this is a crayfish?
Rabid K9
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just FYI, im from Florida, you cannot out crawfish me
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Young marri (Corymbia calophylla) with significant weakness due to stem canker lesion (see deformation of stem at approx half height),
About 40% sound tissue is the minimum I like to climb above with this type of defect, around 25% sound wood once we dissected the weak point on this stem.
"Uhhh (think deep authoritative voice like Will Ferrell in Anchor Man)...I have studied crayfish (Crayfishia pinchouchphylla) extensively here at the Rabbit Institute. I tend to grab 40% sound tissue prior to lifting one so they don't clamp onto my peepee. But if they do I am ready willing and able to dissect them to teach them a good lesson. I often think of myself as the most interesting man (dork) on earth even though I cannot respond with my own pict of Crayfishia pinchpinchouchphylla to prove you wrong Zinster.
I’m building a new kind of tree crew, Dave. Something completely different from the usual. And it’s going to work.
That’s one of the things I like about the tree business, everyone does it differently. I’m not saying I’ll never have a crane, I could actually be in a real nice crane much, much sooner with the two lift move. You have to open your mind, Dave.
Pic of one of my tiny chippers (and a crane thingy) and another of my small but apparently non existent commercial yard and shop (according to you). Just because you seem confused. “Lol”.
Hahaha. That pics speaks volumes to an old dog like myself! I think I’ve had all those guys before lol! I can tell who’s who and what their deal is just by looking at them!
Gonna either sell this this fall or store it… or maybe start paying someone to build it (highly unlikely option). I know I got plans for a chipper going where it is anyway. 
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