Flex, a SCL is important as you mentioned but not always NECESSARY if your looking to cut trees... Just gotta stay under 5 bills a day and work solo.
I don't think there is any special formula or technique to discover, although you can learn a lot from others and I see where your coming from...
Flex, it seems like you have the tools and skills to get the trees done. A business license, insurance and some networking is enough to get jobs on the schedule. You've got the treework bug and a willingness to learn and that's great! Keep us updated
Good find Mark, i somehow missed that one... The SNOW vid, the music and footage went great together. Nice climbing Oceans, that mini bone lanyard adjuster is sweet!
We just got ours, we've been rotating it amongst the climbers and everyone loves it! Great saddle for a Tree Service to get for their climbers... the parts are cheap to replace and the saddle will last a lifetime!
Thanks guys, yes Daniel... it's that time of year again. Last year I threw some mosquito killing capsules in the pond and it seemed to help. Some real mountain-living out here:coffe:
TreeBuzz I need your help:frenetico:... I am looking to buy a rig with a dump bed / chip box that is legal to register in the state of California.
Feel free to post any information :estudioso: (websites, links, etc...) on rules/regs or share what you know.
Please share stories of how great it...
I've had a pair of TANGO Extreme chainsaw boots from Drayer for a couple years now... awesome boot! Nice find on those TANGO pruning boots, wonder why TreeStuff doesn't have em'?... OH WELL ... I'm getting a pair too!
Wow, big thanks Brady. I have a lot of fun with it. I've always filmed the work, as long as I've done tree work, I've filmed it (7 years). Here's a new one with some Double Beast X Ring Rigging! Thanks again!