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pic 103 no lowewring point from there,what you see came down in one piece.l
lowering points before that if asking was smooth crothes and false crotch.

Oh, it was a pull line and you bombed the limb? From the pics it didn't look like you would be able to do that with crushing the plants and you didn't crush the plants so I thought I'd ask.
Did you find your hat?
 
You had a bucket and a skid steer....... What was the hold up??? (2.5 hours):deadhorse:
 
In the first pic the stinger looks like it bends down slightly. It could just be the way the cable runs along the side it that makes it look crooked, and the angle of the camera.
 
two picks

that tree is only two picks with the 70 tonner i use to take trees down.
15 min. its on the ground in long log lenghts for mill not cut up into short peices for fire wood. then of to the next tree.:greenchainsaw:
 
that tree is only two picks with the 70 tonner i use to take trees down.
15 min. its on the ground in long log lenghts for mill not cut up into short peices for fire wood. then of to the next tree.:greenchainsaw:


great then next time i can give you a call?:cheers:
i could sure find something to do with that 2:15 min.
 
I would have to call bigben on that 15 min deal. I love when guys start a pissing contest but did not drink water beforehand....lol

I would also bet his cost per hour is drastically higher than the guy doing the job.

You also have equal travel time on a small job like that as well....most cranes charge port to port and if you own you costs are continuous as well.

Not sure why he is busting your balls...I am sure you made money on the job.

He could bring his 70 ton crane around here and run up one hell of a fuel bill getting to all the jobs. There is little need for a crane in rural america. I am sure they are nice but we rent when we need one and we rent what we need.
 
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