Thanks for making sure Paul is recognized. Paul is an OG legend and deserves all the props he can get. Most people don't even know who the Raptor Girls are........Last I talked to Paul, he and Sam were about to head to Mexico as the current admin was about to have him deported. I spent 12...
Some big ones this week. Pic one...90' tie in point. 2" deadwood and tip reduction on the grass side. Can you find me? This tree was absolutely amazing. The volume of tree was just unreal. 2 climbers this prune. Pic 2 was actually upright but another amazing prune. 1.5" dead and no tip...
Talked to some folks today. Still no word on what they're gonna do or what the upgrade pricing means. I'm feeling like this won;t work out well for ISC. They are taking a beating over this. IMHO as they should. This approach isn't ok to me but thats just my opinion and doesn't really amount...
Copy. I'll visit there as soon as I have a few minutes and a not busy brain. LOL. Being that be pole are throwing prefeeds and using systems like the Twinline, I get where your device is applicable. My struggle has always been how to set up the system and not make it the last climb of the day...
That was great. What I wonder is if somebody tries to argue "what defines the adequate curve". Somebody will argue anything and based on the OP the people running the show are inconsistent with their understanding of whats correct. Barts explanation of the standard is pretty likely the case...
I get it but without the Z in hand I can’t find a wrap around reference or one for side shield. The side shield references osha that circles back to the z. So even though my understanding was side shields or wrap, I can’t prove it in writing so I have to state it as an opinion or assumption...
In light of the conversation. The OSHA standard that references the shit I have to pay $75 dollars to understand how to keep my eyes safe (like its a secret worth $75)---money grab.
I would like to amend my stance on this issue. If it says Z87 then as far as I'm concerned go ahead and if you...
OSHA Standard:
Protective eye and face protection devices must comply with any of the following consensus standards:
1910.133(b)(1)(i)
ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2010, Occupational and Educational Personal Eye and Face Protection Devices, incorporated by reference in § 1910.6;
1910.133(b)(1)(ii)
ANSI...