If your looking for the long term air excavate those suckers...Blast in some organic matter and your good to go...Might not be possible due to customer's justifying cost or not having the equipment...But if you can do it do it...There is nothing your gonna put in those trees that will be more...
I was in your same shoes about 5 years ago...I was a union electrician for 8 years...Im 31 now and absolutely love being an arborist/production climber...PM me anytime and we can talk... Steve
Jesse I can honestly say I have taken away something positive from almost every one of your videos...And this one is no exception,so thank you for that as always...Mechanical Advantage is a Godsend...Way to work smarter not harder...Keep the vids coming...BTW did an almost exact topped ash...
Congrats Jesse,this is awesome!!! I second what allmark said.So typically you hear people in the tree care industry on camera and it makes you cringe...Not you my man,very well said...Im in for 2013,got a perfect white pine calling out for a peace sign...
Here is a couple of pics I found on other sites...The second picture,the one moss put up is the one I tried...Im guessing my cordage was not nearly long enough...Im gonna give some 28" stuff a try tomorrow...
http://masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?15705-Ropetek-Hitch-Hiker/page55...
Is anyone using this hitch without a micro pulley in a drt setup on a regular basis...I tried to replicate what was shown in this video but could not make it run nearly as smooth as whoever is climbing on it...I really like how basic this climbing system is but wanted to hear from others on some...
The exact problem with the bandit 65xl that I used I couldn't tell you...If I had to guess, I would say that there was not enough power to flow enough hydraulic pressure to the bottom roller...Again that's only a guess...And the one I was using had the larger motor in it...the motor in mine is a...
X Man I just wanted to say I have enjoyed watching and learning from your videos for quite some time now...I know for a fact my rigging techniques and safe work practices in rigging have improved thanks in large part to watching and studying your's and Reg's vids...You are one of the most highly...
That sounds like a great machine...Although I dont think dual feed wheels belong on 6 inch machines,every one I have ran with dual feed wheels had issues and I have ran just about every 6 inch machine out there(in the states that is),except the Rayco(didn't see any reason too) and I am still...