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Does it help you to moon walk out on limbs?!
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Does it help you to moon walk out on limbs?!
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
It helps tune out the groundman drivel..all we need is a thumbs up sign when ready they don't need to talk.????
WTF,,, you listening to music when I am shouting at you to listen to me?
Go home,,,,
Jeff
I'm not trying to pick any fights, but I won't have any music on my jobs.
Your focus should be on the work. If you need distractions like music, you are a bigger risk on the job than you should be. This is true, no matter how good you might be with the music drowning out the groundies drivel.
Your focus should be on the work. If you need distractions like music, you are a bigger risk on the job than you should be. This is true, no matter how good you might be with the music drowning out the groundies drivel.
No music on my sites. Want to make sure if someone needs help or just a hand with something that they can be heard. Things might change when/if I get those sweet ropetek com units. Maybe Santa will bring me some?!
AC/DC till the ears bleed.
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
I only had 1 ear bud in and i still could hear. I was doing a Honey Locust prune and was using a Silky letting it fall no rigging....relax people
i can't remember the last time i listened to music working.
i can't remember the last time i listened to music working.
I only had 1 ear bud in and i still could hear. I was doing a Honey Locust prune and was using a Silky letting it fall no rigging....relax people
sounds like a "it's ok because I didn't inhale" explanation
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
2treeornot2tree
Dont cry, just do it
The new guy today chipped my climbing line after I repeatedly told him to watch for the rope around the chipper. Then while chucking down a large dead limb the last piece hit a smaller branch collar on the way down and smashed the cab guard on my bucket truck. Just one if those days. Smh.
Well, thats what its made for.
And I thought losing a $15 rake in the chips was bad. Yikes.
Is your neck sore from the ride home??
Sorry..
Sorry..
2treeornot2tree
Dont cry, just do it
I was driving the chip truck.
Lol. Speaking of the grappler, maybe if you rig it right you can use that to pull the cage on the bucket back into shape a little.. enough to get along for a while anyway.
2treeornot2tree
Dont cry, just do it
I am gonna use my skid loader and heat up the tube before trying to bend it back
There you go. I know it takes a few months if you wanted to order a replacement guard from southco (personal exp). You'd probably be better of building something better once things slow down for you.
gorman
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The new guy today chipped my climbing line after I repeatedly told him to watch for the rope around the chipper. Then while chucking down a large dead limb the last piece hit a smaller branch collar on the way down and smashed the cab guard on my bucket truck. Just one if those days. Smh.
Jesus. You're lucky no one got hurt putting a rope through a drum chipper. I've heard it sucks it in so fast it'll kill someone in the blink of an eye.
OLD OAK
TREE KILLER
I take it the climbing line was not hooked to you ? Fire him, next time you could be dead. That must of been a good size piece of wood cause it sure did bend that guard.The new guy today chipped my climbing line after I repeatedly told him to watch for the rope around the chipper. Then while chucking down a large dead limb the last piece hit a smaller branch collar on the way down and smashed the cab guard on my bucket truck. Just one if those days. Smh.
It helps tune out the groundman drivel..all we need is a thumbs up sign when ready they don't need to talk.
Why is your rope laying around by the chipper?
Jeff
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