Guran
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Is it enough just to have a bowline when taking down that big a chunks? Shouldn't there be a half hith in addition to the bowline? The vid looks a bit hairy to me....
It is not the name of the company, it is the logo that is in use that I was thinking of.It seems that there are a few MONSTER TREE CO's in this country, I was wondering if it was a franchise
Is it enough just to have a bowline when taking down that big a chunks? Shouldn't there be a half hith in addition to the bowline? The vid looks a bit hairy to me....
Scary! I am ashamed to be in the same state as those meth heads.
It's a stretch to infer drug use. Plausible, but an unnecessary assumption. The sad thing is these guys are proud enough to put some good production effort into the video and use it for advertisement. Too many ignorant HOs out there that say "Wow, he's good, look at all the calculated risks he did so precisely" Truth is, too many careless risks that will one day catch up to them. I grazed a power line like that once in my ten years of full time tree work. It scared the $*##! out of me and I was incredibly happy nobody saw but my worker and I. Grazing power lines, taking out a mailbox, the boat rolling in, etc. Why would someone be proud to put their name to that kind of work?
I didn't like anything those guys did.
You don't like nothing,,
Because,,,,,Curmudgeon - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Jeff :msp_biggrin:
It's murph's fault these guys used to take it all down small until they seen murphs posts
big pieces of wood to be rigging on a dead tree
almost crushed the fire hydrant
is that the road they dropped the tree on, def left a mark, probably not a good idea
also def the lowest bid, looks like they had to get the tree down quickly, probably the lowest bid by a lot
the climber isn't a meth head, he looked like knew what he was doing, as far as rigging and cutting,
gave me goosebumps watching it
is it safe to be climbing a tree that dead when bark is pealing off of it?
Well safe is a call onsite however cottonwood is never safe and very weak wooded. I would like to use his groundie they ran ropes great. I have climbed with having to kick off rotten debris to get spur in but it is species dominant on whether its safe. Also conks at base or in defects halfway up I'm mr probe when I see conks! Here we get lots of dead pines and if they have any brown needles left I feel ok in them. Also hypoxylon canker in our white oaks can be sketchy.
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