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[AP1017]

My hat is off to you sir. I'm in north carolina and it is going to be 97 today. I can't imagine the heat you are experiencing. Not looking forward to climbing today and you are doing this for fun.

 

[Winchman]

Another climb, more stuff on the ground.

This time I took my new 6" Kobalt 24-volt saw which weighs less than three pounds.

Plenty of power with next to no kickback, just right for one-handed cutting. Now I can cut and toss smaller pieces without getting worn out from hand sawing.

My wife wanted a pair of battery-powered lights for the upcoming storm season. I already had the 12" saw with a 24v battery. Lowes had the 24v lights on clearance for $49 each and the little saw with a battery for $99, so now we're all set.

I hadn't noticed until just now how ugly that saw is.

 

[data farm 26]

 

[Matias]

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A story in four panels

 

[Dan Thornton]

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Tarps! I imagine they get beat up badly. Levi r, what quality do you use? And what is the main reason for them?

 

[96coal449]

what is the main reason for them?

easy peasy cleanup would be my reasoning.

 

[data farm 26]

Tarps! I imagine they get beat up badly. Levi r, what quality do you use? And what is the main reason for them?

Clean up. They do get beat up but I have had these 3 for a few years at least so not bad. They're the heavy duty plastic ones. I'm going to buy canvas next I think.

 

[Muggs]

 

[Boomslang]

Give me this over four walls and a desk anyday.

 

[Bendroctanus]

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Sultans of Swing

 

[Bendroctanus]

Give me this over four walls and a desk anyday.

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Almost heaven…

 

[96coal449]

Give me this over four walls and a desk anyday.

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With all the pros and cons, bad weather days included, I agree.

 

[Bendroctanus]

With all the pros and cons, bad weather days included, I agree.

Agreed

 

[Neill]

 

[Winchman]

Started removing this magnolia this morning. HO doesn't want the shrub in the foreground damaged.

Removed all the limbs I could reach with pole saw before it got too hot.

 

[27RMT0N]

Felling a 140', 34" DBH dying grand fir. This was a large declining tree near the driveway, water system and garage, so better to take it down now than when it is totally dead. Set a pull-line at around 70' (it is VERY hard to create solid pull-lines from the ground in these trees, so best to climb and set the pull-line), pulled with the More Power Puller, and made a high face with a big snipe to get above a seam on the stump.

 

[Winchman]

The smaller one's down...

well clear of the shrub.

 

[ArbMyles]

Silver maple removal, sorta strange growth pattern in these vertical columns.

 

[Muggs]

Myles, what's up dude

 

[ArbMyles]

Myles, what's

Myles, what's up dude

I'll message you on insta Pat