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  1. Jeff Kowell

    Red max GZ4500 SAW

    I have ported and put tuned mufflers on allot of 036 and 26's . Turns them into beats for removals Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  2. Jeff Kowell

    Red max GZ4500 SAW

    Figured but thought you tell me some top secret thing lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  3. Jeff Kowell

    Red max GZ4500 SAW

    What's the mod ? And how to do it ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  4. Jeff Kowell

    Red max GZ4500 SAW

    Why are you selling ? Ran for 5 minutes ?? What's up with that ? Just wondering because it's kind of a red flag for it's not a good saw . That being said , I never have ran a red max so was curious about trying something new Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  5. Jeff Kowell

    Hobbs device

    Love the GRCS . Great for lifting and loading lines Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  6. Jeff Kowell

    Hobbs device

    The Hobbs test was done by a friend of mine in my home town in one of the eucalyptus trees we removed later Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  7. Jeff Kowell

    Climber Available

    Come no Nor Cal . We have big trees and bigger cranes Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  8. Jeff Kowell

    Tree foreman / climber / Groundman

    Totally lol . Has 326' of stick with the jib . It's a beast Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  9. Jeff Kowell

    Best used 18" chipper

    It was woodsmen 18. This would be a phone call conversation because I don't want to post it but trust me . Pieces broke. Service was horrible . Now that being said it was 6 years ago so maybe things are Different. . One thing . Woodsman makes a bad ass whole tree chipper . The kind you feed...
  10. Jeff Kowell

    Best used 18" chipper

    I have them all . Even had the piece of shit woodsmen . Never ever buy one . Now have ran the Vermeer , Morbark and brush bandits . That being said . I still own a brush bandit I bought back in 2000 . Still runs and chips awesome. Disc chipper perfect for palm . It's a small 200xP . 18"...
  11. Jeff Kowell

    Choked Biner Rigging

    Slings , chokers or knots . No carabiners. Make it a safe practice and you will never have a blown out carabiner . Period !! No more dynamic load worries . Especially if you have employees . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  12. Jeff Kowell

    Tree foreman / climber / Groundman

    It's a 300 ton Liebherr . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  13. Jeff Kowell

    Tree foreman / climber / Groundman

    Come on by . Would put you to work . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  14. Jeff Kowell

    Tree foreman / climber / Groundman

    Updated contact info. .sorry Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  15. Jeff Kowell

    Tree foreman / climber / Groundman

    Sorry guys . Totally forgot to post address . My bad Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  16. Jeff Kowell

    Tree foreman / climber / Groundman

    Image Tree Service is now hiring experienced climbers and groundsmen to join our team of professionals that have been leading the industry for 25 years . Excellent pay with paid vacations, mid year safety bonuses as well as endless possibilities to advance . Class A and crane certification...
  17. Jeff Kowell

    Electric hand pruner options/ advice/ experiences

    Felco actually has an awesome set with a small backpack that hold the battery . Made for vineyard work originally so it will last all day plus more , pricey , 1800". Bosc makes a way cheaper pair but have no experience with them Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  18. Jeff Kowell

    Double sling pick.

    I personally cut straight through .the crane will hold it and can tweak it a little for you especially if you have wedges . Have two cranes and have allot of experience with them . Just did a hazard removal with a 300 ton. That was a trip . Can't feel the weight at all with those big boys ...
  19. Jeff Kowell

    Double sling pick.

    Yes for sure wedges . Can't afford to pinch your saw during a crane pick ever !! Lol not good And I agree with Jeff . A little on the back never hurts but you want to make sure they meet pretty close so you don't have wood that needs to break off where the cuts meet. Sent from my iPad using...
  20. Jeff Kowell

    Double sling pick.

    If it's straight then straight through nice and even and don't pull to hard. Let it settle into the slings . Don't want to pop it off . Plus boom deflection is a whole other discussion Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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