Walnut removal pics

[outofmytree]

Nope. Still not there....

 

[treevet]

If you'd like pm me and I will give you a detailed description. I have taught a lot of people. Best way is to write down the process in detail and you can refer to it until it becomes ingrained.

That last pict that was embedded.....I sometimes I think that some direction is looked for just by posting picts....

You should have 2 tie ins cutting that close to your line and...

If you are going to do that much aerial cutting...why not get the proper tool....an MS200?

edit: I retract the first one, I went back and you can see the 2nd tie in better.

 

[The Lawn Shark]

If you'd like pm me and I will give you a detailed description. I have taught a lot of people. Best way is to write down the process in detail and you can refer to it until it becomes ingrained.

That last pict that was embedded.....I sometimes I think that some direction is looked for just by posting picts....

You should have 2 tie ins cutting that close to your line and...

If you are going to do that much aerial cutting...why not get the proper tool....an MS200?

edit: I retract the first one, I went back and you can see the 2nd tie in better.

Both pictures showed up in the thread last night when I posted it....wtf???
I figured somebody would ask me about the second tie in because it was'nt very visable in first photo but inn the next photo were the chunk/block is gone you can see my second tie in point(steelcoreflip/2in1lanyard)
As for the 200T had 2 of them stolen...both my new ones should be here tomm....using my backup echo or shindy top handles suck no comparson to the 200

 

[The Lawn Shark]

 

[The Lawn Shark]

Nope. Still not there....

can you see them now???

 

[The Lawn Shark]

Here ya go lawnshark,
read this thread, then minimize it, open arboristsite again in another window, and try posting while going back and forth to follow the steps. its easy, when you can click back and forth.

Nice job, what did you do with the logs?


http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=65204

Home owner wanted to keep walnut for firewood...ofcourse we had ti get rid of the pine

 

[outofmytree]

Hurrah!

Can see em, now you gotta work on the size of em. I resize to 800 wide and the software makes up the ratio. They fit on the page quite nicely.

 

[slice'N'dice'M]

nice pics

great photos... Kudos to the camera man ! the unseen hero.....

see you are sportin the EchoBlaster...


SWEET!!!!!!!!!

great work...

p.s

I am allergic to Walnut and get a blister where the wood chip hits my skin...long sleevin it all the way..

 

[The Lawn Shark]

great photos... Kudos to the camera man ! the unseen hero.....

see you are sportin the EchoBlaster...


SWEET!!!!!!!!!

great work...

p.s

I am allergic to Walnut and get a blister where the wood chip hits my skin...long sleevin it all the way..

Thanks
its a cs 300....my pair of 200 t's got stolen.....2 more should be in tomm according to ups tracking

 

[The Lawn Shark]

 

[Adkpk]

Why does it look like you're notching that towards the house? And the notch looks really deep?

Ah, I see your a tongue man like myself. All the greats were. :greenchainsaw:

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[treevet]

Thanks
its a cs 300....my pair of 200 t's got stolen.....2 more should be in tomm according to ups tracking

I got have 2 new ones only I can use at all times. Sorry about your bad luck. Happened to me a couple of times too.

Welcome Slice and Dice

 

[The Lawn Shark]

why does it look like you're notching that towards the house? And the notch looks really deep?

the camera man is probaly 80 to 100 yards away zoomed in on me...making it look like the house is real close to the tree but there was a good 30 to 40 feet away from house and was a 10' chunk/block...yes it was notched towards the house...i had about a 15'x30 to 40' area to drop everything at....bunch of landscaping, and fence behind me was 10' away. my notches vary depending on situation.
dont really rember but it does look big from pic....i think i would of used a smaller notch in that situation to get the peice to kinda jump and land flat vs butt or top first



ah, i see your a tongue man like myself. All the greats were. :greenchainsaw:

All my help says i do that or maybe because it was like 24degrees out and i had chapped lips but i'll stick with all the greats do it

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[The Lawn Shark]

I got have 2 new ones only I can use at all times. Sorry about your bad luck. Happened to me a couple of times too.

Welcome Slice and Dice

Thanks
I have another guy who works for me that has far superior skills than myself and we sometimes do jobs where were both airbourne....thats the main reason for the 2 200's......I have a pair of cs300s a cs360 and a shindy252?

 

[treevet]

Thanks
I have another guy who works for me that has far superior skills than myself and we sometimes do jobs where were both airbourne....thats the main reason for the 2 200's......I have a pair of cs300s a cs360 and a shindy252?

I bought a cs360T on the advice of my friend and stihl mechanic when they first came out. What a dog. It has been sitting on the shelf for years.

I can't remember ever working with anyone that I felt had superior skills to me. Are you somewhat new to the biz? (no offense meant)

 

[rydnruff]

where in md are you from lawn shark?

 

[The Lawn Shark]

I bought a cs360T on the advice of my friend and stihl mechanic when they first came out. What a dog. It has been sitting on the shelf for years.

I can't remember ever working with anyone that I felt had superior skills to me. Are you somewhat new to the biz? (no offense meant)

I've always been around tree work growing up, my grandfather owned a <a land clearing buisness in WV. I've worked for him as a teenager running a skidder and root rake 963 loader for a couple years....then ended up working with the fellers, his buisness went to hell... I got work with a land clearing company in my home town area...did that for awhile and because of my young age at the time (20) did not have the respect of my fellow crew
but yet was paid as good as my forman...things went down hill. So I started my own landscaping biz and was always finding myself doing tree removals for freinds of mine that are landscapers. So over the past 8 to 10 years I've gradually have been doing more and more tree work for myself. I would say 60% of the the work I do is landscaping and 40% is tree work......but 80% of my income is from tree work and 20% from landscaping.
I'm working on getting things in order to do tree work only. I love to climb and
have alot of contacts to help me with more comm type of work and the such.
In realality I could do tree work only and be fine income wise but just want all my ducks swimming in a straight row first...
As for my worker with superior skills then me...he's been a climber for another company for a long time (15yrs)untill his body could'nt do it everyday and he does something different now that pays him more money. His other job he works mon to weds...Since were good friends he offers me his services anytime from thursday to sunday....I learn alot from him and this site....I've been lurking on here for years, before even becoming a member.
So all in all I guess you could say I'm new to this in a way. I have alot to learn and maybe with my persnal exp alot i can share with others.

 

[The Lawn Shark]

forgot to mention between woking locally doing land clearing and my landscaping biz I did work part time for another tree company

 

[treevet]

Keep up the good work.

 

[The Lawn Shark]

where in md are you from lawn shark?

Carroll County but most work is in baltimore county