Glad you're feeling better. :msp_thumbup: ). Here's a couple cleanup pics from yesterday and today. Oh!, by the way, when I arrived to start the job on Saturday the home owner points out a Cherry tree about 50ft further down the tree line that wasn't too healthy and had quite a bit of lean over the lawn and asks(you guessed it!), could you cut that one too, and how much more will that cost? For what turned out to be maybe an additional 20 to 30 minutes work I got a nice little increase in pay! :msp_w00t: I love tree work! Anyway, the home owner said she has some friends looking to get some trees cut and she has no problem recommending me to them.....:bringit:
oh well, I'm taking advantage of some "down time", got another video done. This was back on October 20th, the foliage was really starting to come into color. Take a look and let me know what you see.....opcorn:
. Here's a few pics I snapped real quick before I left.....
LOL! I know our tree jobs have a choice word or two! Randy will do with pics, the thing is Kubota orange, with a black or grey bed I forget. I actually love the color. That red oak looks fairly straight foward, cool deal man. Got a little girth to it eh? second pic looked like it was 3 foot or so? When you going to do it?
same here, it's a good size Oak but not that big, maybe two feet. I'll have pics and video even if I do the job "solo". Looks like you guys are staying busy. Here are the pictures of the church trees I did. It is all done now. I was paid contracted to cut the trees down and make them ready for haul away and then grind the stumps out and clean the site up. Dirt fill is on the property owners responsibilty to handle for the stumps etc.
Thankfully my neighbor that owns a machine shop a block from this site has a very nice Mustang skid loader so I used that to haul the chips from the stumps. I filled my dump trailer 6X12 five times to the point of stuff falling off all sides of it. The skid loader was a big help. I don't have an after shots beyond this. The site is clean and ready for the church to get dirt hauled in and grade it for seed. I have to send them a bill out on Monday
They have more work for at a cemetary but I am waiting on them to drop a fence to procced on that job as all those trees will be dropped into an adjoining farm field and they will then drag them to burn in a pile and I will have stumps to do there as well, but weather here has taken a turn for the worse so no telling if it will get done anytime soon:msp_sad:
There were nine trees in these pictures and then they also had me take down two small ash trees street side as well that had the tops blown out and they weren't very big but it was a nice added bonus in pay as though.
