Thanks yall. I've been operating for years, but now that I have my own crane, my insurance company wants me to have the certification. So, I need to start the process of getting certified, and the schools are all super expensive and out of my region. Steve, I would love to know how you found...
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We are looking to get a few of us Certified as Crane Operators, and I am wondering if there are any work-arounds or other easy options for crane schools. I would love to find something we could do as a self study or home study, so we can stay in town and not have to travel...
So, this isn't really the first time I've hired someone to "work in the office" but I've been confronted with this idea for a long time as something that I believe would help my business. I want customers to be able to reach someone consistently, and I also want someone to help me manage...
Please note, the contract climber rate is for folks without legitimate worker’s compensation insurance. For those with legitimate workers comp, not a ghost policy, we pay market tree service hourly rates.
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I run a relaxed small company, but I keep good equipment and try to provide the flexibility of a large company with many of the perks like time off when you want it...
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I have spent a bunch of money buying really nice sewing scissors only to have our fancy ropes ruin them. Are there scissors on the market made specifically for our very abrasive type ropes? I am tired of buying expensive scissors only to have them last a month.
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Its has gills. Not sure what it is though.
This maple was green and healthy in appearance last week. Now its mostly brown and wilted. Crazy. We are also about 12-16" above average on rain fall though...
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This customer really loves his beech trees, and he is very concerned about it being a persistent problem. It is always my impression that vascular wilts are serious problems that will over come the tree in most situations, which makes me want to attack the problem chemically...
That's what it looks like! I've noticed it on a lot of other beech trees too, and I imagine systemic fungicides would help. I am always weary of systemic treatments of trees that are also wild food crops for wild life though...
Has anyone experimented with "Neem cake"? It's a soil additive...
That didn't work. Let me try these.
Also, the symptom has spread quite rapidly to the rest of the tree, and I have now noticed symptoms on a nearby beech as well.
We have had quite a rainy year, but this is a mountain side site with good drainage and no site disturbance.