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  1. colb

    Want to buy comms!...

    I have two crews using the Sena Mesh put together by Arbsession on Kask Superplasmas. After a year we have not broken a system yet - just stripped two mic wires that we were able to put back together. I ordered extra mics to stay with the crews. The Mesh is so much easier to link up with - no...
  2. colb

    When is ART going to get on board with SRS?

    I respect Hubert's work greatly based on its reputation, but have never bought a piece of ART gear. The devices appear refined and from another school of thought that ran parrallel/separate to @treebing 's discovery. ART was a bit unique as a company/inventor mashup. My thus superficial...
  3. colb

    Compact Bulldog Bone

    I think it's important to hold the idea of treating people how they wanted to be treated alongside how I want to be treated.
  4. colb

    How's the work flow?

    I talked to him a few years ago and he just felt he was getting better and better as he aged. Following him in our group - it was incredible to watch how proficient he is.
  5. colb

    How's the work flow?

    Hey, it was a pretty good deadpan delivery. You're good. Whether I'm good is another matter entirely...
  6. colb

    Flying squirrels

    UF IFAS has several publications on this if you need client flyers.
  7. colb

    How's the work flow?

    What an ass.
  8. colb

    Structural pruning

    Straight ASMR.
  9. colb

    2 new graduates

    Congratulations Gordon! Y'all look like proper links in an intergenerational chain, ...perhaps uncondescending to the midline attachments of life, well-adjusted, good looking without a penchant for frippery, and Buzzworthy. Puns aside, my wishes for continued success.
  10. colb

    Another drill-powered ascender

    Santiago was making one with a Rolgliss (spelling?).
  11. colb

    Arbsession

    I also have been appreciating them over the last five years as a contractor and as a municipal employee.
  12. colb

    What model battery powered saw are yall raving about?

    Which saws is it most like? Is it light and powerful enough for a reduction prune? Battery life? I've got serious love for the Milwaukee long reach lopper. No need for a ladder or bucket truck when working on young trees equates to making it easier to justify pruning them.
  13. colb

    What model battery powered saw are yall raving about?

    I'm a big Milwaukee fan too, but they have been inconsistent in their foray into chainsaws - the hatchets are not nearly as skinny as they should be and the tophandle is not as powerful as it should be (especially as compared to the Husky 542iXP). I've heard a first person account that the pole...
  14. colb

    What model battery powered saw are yall raving about?

    Is it a DHS-3006? How is it?
  15. colb

    What model battery powered saw are yall raving about?

    I don't think any battery saw is as good as the 2511t yet, for pruning... some of the smallest battery saws are very light to carry, but bog in the cut. Seems like an easy inroad for some chainsaw company looking to make a profit.
  16. colb

    Structural pruning

    ...unfortunate that they are wooden and thus likely to weigh the same as a duck:
  17. colb

    Structural pruning

    Definitely ready to burn the witch... ×D
  18. colb

    Structural pruning

    ...and he can subordinate one of those leaders and further broaden the union angle with a cut at 12" above the union in the next cycle.
  19. colb

    Structural pruning

    Taking out the middle leader/s is often the best way to broaden branch union angles and provide nutrient flow to promote quicker compartmentalization of wounds. Taking off outside leaders is an Impulsive holdover of low limb lopping. Not saying that you do that - I know that you likely do it...
  20. colb

    Propping a tree?

    You could chop it to leverage the taper and start it on a moyogi styling. Then transplant it a few iterations later since it would still be small.

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