whadja do today?

[Legit_Arborist]

Nice removal. Good size Eucalyptus. Is that Bob's Crane Service?

 

[jefflovstrom]

Nice removal. Good size Eucalyptus. Is that Bob's Crane Service?

Only if you spell Bob's , Brewer! By the way , you are moving your yard to Mira Mesa and some of your guys have been hitting me up for a job- the 15 south is tough in the am!
Jeff

 

[treevet]

Nice job...nice picts. Jeff

 

[jefflovstrom]

Gracias!-LOL!
Jeff

 

[Legit_Arborist]

Only if you spell Bob's , Brewer! By the way , you are moving your yard to Mira Mesa and some of your guys have been hitting me up for a job- the 15 south is tough in the am!
Jeff

Listen Jeff. I'm not a commercial arborist. You don't need to know my identity because...I don't want you to. I'm not interested in becoming your friend and I'm not interested in you trying to pal up to me. If you were to discover my identity...which you won't...you would be very embarassed at your remarks.

I have a passion for the tree care industry, have been involved in arboriculture for over 15 years and am not a San Diego native. Please spare yourself from trying to uncover my true identity...I'm not a super-hero...I just prefer to be anonymous. This allows me to voice my opinion without any backlash....unlike your identity. Please respect my desire to be anonymous and realize...I know who you are and the company you work for. And that should be enough to require you to act civil.

 

[jefflovstrom]

Listen Jeff. I'm not a commercial arborist. You don't need to know my identity because...I don't want you to. I'm not interested in becoming your friend and I'm not interested in you trying to pal up to me. If you were to discover my identity...which you won't...you would be very embarassed at your remarks.

I have a passion for the tree care industry, have been involved in arboriculture for over 15 years and am not a San Diego native. Please spare yourself from trying to uncover my true identity...I'm not a super-hero...I just prefer to be anonymous. This allows me to voice my opinion without any backlash....unlike your identity. Please respect my desire to be anonymous and realize...I know who you are and the company you work for. And that should be enough to require you to act civil.

Dang! I think I have been pretty civil- you just want to attack and tell me I need to do what Arborwell does! We do what we do and they do what they do, I don't care who you are. But I have been civil! And it is not required of me to be CIVIL! See ya Pal!
Jeff

 

[Legit_Arborist]

See ya. I'm not your pal. Sorry this got too out of hand for you. Try some counseling and get your emotions on an appropriate level. I did not initially attack you...I believe you called me a troll and I responded to your ignorant remarks...that is how it works. I'm a man...I don't like being insulted and I am certainly intelligent enough to dish it back out sir.

 

[treevet]

99% of us are up front as to who we are on here. Makes for a little more honesty and respect IMO. Somebody wants to find me they know right where I am. No sniping then hiding.

 

[Legit_Arborist]

99% of us are up front as to who we are on here. Makes for a little more honesty and respect IMO. Somebody wants to find me they know right where I am. No sniping then hiding.

TreeVet...I absolutely respect your desire to do so. Based on my line of work and the degree in which vendors continually barrage me with requests for RFP's and the like, I choose to remain anonymous. I am also involved in policing the industry and am heavily invested in TCIA and ISA. I believe in the standards and codes of ethics that surpass only "on the job" professionalism.

With that said, I hope you can understand why I choose to remain anonymous.

 

[ropensaddle]

TreeVet...I absolutely respect your desire to do so. Based on my line of work and the degree in which vendors continually barrage me with requests for RFP's and the like, I choose to remain anonymous. I am also involved in policing the industry and am heavily invested in TCIA and ISA. I believe in the standards and codes of ethics that surpass only "on the job" professionalism.

With that said, I hope you can understand why I choose to remain anonymous.

tree cop
Yeah here comes the corporate movement to ruin the last dream in the disguise of ethics

 

[tree MDS]

It would seem to me a "legit arborist" would have better things to do than go around stirring up crap for the rest of us to wade through.

I have no doubt that its for his own personal gain either, rather than any sort of noble effort.

Those who cant (or are afraid to) love playing that sort of angle.

 

[tree md]

Nice pics Jeff.

LOL, OK, everybody cheese it. It's the tree police... :greenchainsaw:

 

[treeclimber101]

TreeVet...I absolutely respect your desire to do so. Based on my line of work and the degree in which vendors continually barrage me with requests for RFP's and the like, I choose to remain anonymous. I am also involved in policing the industry and am heavily invested in TCIA and ISA. I believe in the standards and codes of ethics that surpass only "on the job" professionalism.

With that said, I hope you can understand why I choose to remain anonymous.

Well thats a bunch of :censored: ...

 

[jefflovstrom]

Nice pics Jeff.

Thanks, I finally figured out to re-size.
Jeff

 

[STIHLMAN83]

Today since we are getting 6 inches or rain I sharpened chains that have been sitting around waiting to get sharp in who knows how long. Feels good to get it done thoug.

 

[TreeTarget]

...Boss yelled down that he did not like the "should" in my description of where a limb would fall were we to utilize that particular direction (also given, that later we repositioned my pull from the other side), so I spent the next hour coming up with alternatives to "should," yelling them up the tree at him in the wind.

He was right..."should" would not have cut it, so we went for the "will" on the other side...

...play games with me...I know the plan...

damned semantics...

 

[tree md]

...Boss yelled down that he did not like the "should" in my description of where a limb would fall were we to utilize that particular direction (also given, that later we repositioned my pull from the other side), so I spent the next hour coming up with alternatives to "should," yelling them up the tree at him in the wind.

He was right..."should" would not have cut it, so we went for the "will" on the other side...

...play games with me...I know the plan...

damned semantics...

LOL, those conversations usually end with me utilizing a rope here.

 

[jefflovstrom]

Ha Ha, Good one, Should and Shall, Thats why a company needs a real tree guy to call the shots. Nowadays , some young guys with ambition to make $, decide to get into a market they know nothing about. Some are smooth talkers and some are book smart, but rarely are they an experienced climber that can call them out and dispute there numbers.
Jeff

 

[ropensaddle]

LOL, those conversations usually end with me utilizing a rope here.

Huh your utilizing me


Well I was alone today had to go buy a rim and tire for the bucket decided to stop by and fell this rascal lol. I set the bark on fire with the 395 chain spark I guess anyway fairly simple but big. Had to use the throwball set rope to put in in the rough!

Two hours counting putting out the fire with cups of water lol!

 

[jefflovstrom]

Huh your utilizing me


Well I was alone today had to go buy a rim and tire for the bucket decided to stop by and fell this rascal lol. I set the bark on fire with the 395 chain spark I guess anyway fairly simple but big. Had to use the throwball set rope to put in in the rough!

Curious, Rope, Did you leave that stump that high for more mulch, or did you make a base cut?
Jeff