treemandan
Tree Freak
Had to start the day by making another dump. Since I haven't been able to get in to my regular dump I have been having to deal with the city Green Waste and the bankers house they work (3:45 is last call at gate and they are closed Sunday).
Anyway, I was in the tree by 10 AM after making my dump and fighting traffic through all the road construction. Had to lower every piece of this Sivler maple over the house. Lots of block work. I took some good sized pieces. Took about a 20' section of one fork that was around 2 foot. I tip tied it and hung it out of a natural fork in the other side. I figured it at just under 3000#. I also butt hitched a 16 foot piece that was around 18". Is that what they call negative blocking??? I'm not sure about all the terminology, I just know how to do it. I figured that one at just under 1300 but it took me for a pretty good ride. Been awhile since I have taken a ride like that. It didn't slam me or anything but it was a pretty good ride. I also butt hitched a 6 footer that was right around 30". Not much of a ride on that one because I was into the big wood at that point. I figured that one a just over 1300. I dropped about a 15' pole just perfect in the postage stamp drop zone. Landed it on two logs to absorb the shock and I could saw the lags easier with minimal rolling. One of those days where everything goes perfect...
Hey! Yer Back!
I don't know what you were dumping but I for chips the hardest part of finding a place is deciding who gets em. Logs too. Sometimes I can sell the logs right off the truck for gas money. CL, its actually good for something. That should be the CL motto. I say " chips" they say " over here!" I even find people to take pine logs and such. What works for me is a quick dump with no strings attached.