There is no question you have amazing equipment but does the Altec ever get to go out?. Would like to see some picts and specs on that. Bet you miss that 65' 4x4 Altec puddle jumper you sold (Stubbs) sometimes just because of how tight they are and short turning radius. I have a 75' Teco (long wheel base) but my 65' Altec puddle jumper handles just about anything...then the Teco goes out or climb off the crane up to 150' with jib if nec. and it also has a bucket attachment without controls but we use the headsets and pedestal controls sometimes . But you got that spider lift with 90'. What gets your Altec out of the lot at 75' reach?Golly gee, man, try and keep up. It’s a reference to all these good times start ups out there these days. I think it was vet that called them sunny day tree services a while back. Same thing.
As far as the bucket baby thing goes, I’m not sure why anyone would want to climb a tree if they could do it with hydraulics... unless maybe to saw twigs and install wires (but really not feeling that)... or crane work. It’s called progress.. evolution, whatever. Heck, I guess I’m a bucket baby lol. With 375k in the most bad ass state of the art aerial lifts at my disposal, you betcha!!
Nice website!
Golly gee, man, try and keep up. It’s a reference to all these good times start ups out there these days. I think it was vet that called them sunny day tree services a while back. Same thing.
As far as the bucket baby thing goes, I’m not sure why anyone would want to climb a tree if they could do it with hydraulics... unless maybe to saw twigs and install wires (but really not feeling that)... or crane work. It’s called progress.. evolution, whatever. Heck, I guess I’m a bucket baby lol. With 375k in the most bad ass state of the art aerial lifts at my disposal, you betcha!!
Nice website!
I think you have a nice site but imo a bit misleading to say you are studying for the BCMA and your helpers are studying for CA. Maybe just list it when you all got it ? Seems to carry more "integrity" as you list as a main component of your business.
65' W ht.? Stubbs was a celebrity on ASite lol.
Maybe they gave up.
Oh you're no bucket baby! You've earned your right to it.Golly gee, man, try and keep up. It’s a reference to all these good times start ups out there these days. I think it was vet that called them sunny day tree services a while back. Same thing.
As far as the bucket baby thing goes, I’m not sure why anyone would want to climb a tree if they could do it with hydraulics... unless maybe to saw twigs and install wires (but really not feeling that)... or crane work. It’s called progress.. evolution, whatever. Heck, I guess I’m a bucket baby lol. With 375k in the most bad ass state of the art aerial lifts at my disposal, you betcha!!
Nice website!
I appreciate the constructive criticism. I had the BCMA exam ready to go for this spring but I postponed it because the season turned into a zoo. I'll have the website folks take that part off until I take the exam in the winter.
Ya it’s a northern. Caught a couple in the 34” range. Had a Muskie grab a small crappie while I was reeling it in. Not a chance of catching it on a 7’ ultralight lol
Try a big chrome one of these (canadian wiggler) for Musky and Pike sometime....
Golly gee, man, try and keep up. It’s a reference to all these good times start ups out there these days. I think it was vet that called them sunny day tree services a while back. Same thing.
As far as the bucket baby thing goes, I’m not sure why anyone would want to climb a tree if they could do it with hydraulics... unless maybe to saw twigs and install wires (but really not feeling that)... or crane work. It’s called progress.. evolution, whatever. Heck, I guess I’m a bucket baby lol. With 375k in the most bad ass state of the art aerial lifts at my disposal, you betcha!!
Nice website!
I'd climb that beyotch with my wraptor...still plenty of bark on it.
Today consisted of a large, stone dead Austrian pine in the morning and a couple larger blue spruce for the afternoon (pictured). It’s really a shame how much the various diseases/fungus have decimated these species. A couple years ago it was a ton of Austrian removals, now it’s mostly blue spruce.
