This is interesting, that no one has asked how an experienced climber fell, ok, I will let it go.
Jeff
7:30 AM walk out to a boot on my girlfriends car (really my car that she just parks wherever she pleases)$475
the bucket truck won't start needs an alternator & batteries $400
get to the job and just as we finish and time to load the logs the winch cable on the crane starts to unravel in the middle. new cable $1100
then at the end of the day on the way in, one of my guys totals the car that I traded it for a tree job and haven't even transferred yet!!
That's all in one day!
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I don't remember seeing "experienced climber" in your post.This is interesting, that no one has asked how an experienced climber fell, ok, I will let it go.
Jeff
So are you full time part time or hobbiest? Seems you are not to bizzy?Luck you, if your swamped with work that drive shouldn't be a problem lol... still sucks but at lease your busy and can afford to fix it. Hope that storm works out well for you. About done with our job hoping the one I look at tomorrow we get. Would be nice if it was monster too but I'll settle for just getting the job.
WowJust saw this on FB... so I guess this guy may have wanted to call a landscaper that does tree work?
I don't remember seeing "experienced climber" in your post.
Do you WANT to tell us Jeff?
Kinda,,,
Jeff
Just spit it out!
See, you were never exactly very forthcoming with conversation so we didn't ask and have been putting up with yer one liners just to keep you from hurting yerself. It been a chore for us but what can we do? Now, as yer doctor I really do advise you to tell us what what happened.
Good thing you didn't have to take a leak during the day!
ok Doc,, his name is Erik, he was one of my best climber's and a great crane guy. He worked for us for several years and of course he wanted to move into management. An opportunity with another tree company opened up and he went to work there. He has a boy 2 years old and a baby girl due next month. Anyway,
he was out doing estimates when his boss called and said his client had a drone stuck in the top of a palm tree at a hotel in La Jolla.
Erik was in the area and had his gear with him, so he went there. The drone was stuck at the top of a 60' palm. Those palms are skinned all the way up and the was maybe a year or so growth. He did not have a friction saver. He got the drone and tied in to the head thru the green fronds and started to descend. About 20' from the top during his descent, all the fronds he used to tie into had peeled off. He dropped 40' and crumpled like an accordion.
The drone survived
Jeff
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