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  1. Willber

    Tree Devotionals (Contain Bible Verses, so enter at your own risk)

    The bible states that good works are necessary for perfection of character, but not essential for salvation. For two reasons, that I see: we need divine intervention for us to have full perfection of character. Also, especially near the end, deception will be so convincing, we need divine wisdom...
  2. Willber

    Tree Devotionals (Contain Bible Verses, so enter at your own risk)

    Agreed. I see there are many postulates of evolution, that require more faith than creation of this world, as God described it. We see that the most simply cell is complex beyond our comprehension. Works of literature require an author, and DNA is thee most complex code in the known universe...
  3. Willber

    Tree Devotionals (Contain Bible Verses, so enter at your own risk)

    If we endure till the end, we have a chance of making it, to the kingdom. I agree with you, the stereotypical playing harps, on a cloud doesn't fit with what the bible implies. Paul does say, in I Corinthians 2:9 "But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into...
  4. Willber

    Russia invades Ukraine

    I agree. The "bay of pigs" was not much different than what Russia is doing now. Both egregious, yet not to see the double standard, is to turn a blind eye. Watching the documentary "The Untold Story of Katanga", was not surprising, given what this "empire" has done before. UN slaughtered...
  5. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    It’s all good man. I encourage both humorical and serious inquiry. Would I have a trusted worker operate the lift and angle controls for the plow, when plowing. Uh, no, that would seem obvious to be too inextricably linked to the momement of the plow truck, to have two physically separate minds...
  6. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    I see where you’re coming from. Though I’d like to report, that because he was moving me, the branches were being air mailed so frequently into the right drop zone, that if he tried to go and get one or a few, he might get hit. But, yes, the response will be, if you were operating the lift and...
  7. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    In the future, I shouldn't posts such threads. Honestly, I didn't know I'd get such a rejective response. I only posted it, in sheer excitement of thinking others may have done similar, and found it interestingly productive. You know when one immediately agrees with another, out of almost like a...
  8. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    I see, where you're coming from. Expense shouldn't impose on one's likelyhood in prevention of injury, I want others/myself to have the most adequate helmet money can buy. I love your line: "If we did everything that we were capable of we would amaze ourselves!"
  9. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    Thanks. Lol, I don't know if I could use much space to expand on how cliche, safety is perceived. But, I'll try. I just see, some think as long as you have a hard hat on you're inherently safer, in one way, yes, that's true. But, it can make one, more likely to be unaware of sights or sounds...
  10. Willber

    Pink Shirt Day

    I support it also. But, there needs to be more severe consequences for even minors, who mistreat minors. Seeing that documentary on that girl Rehtaeh, from Nova Scotia, who was mistreated, presumably coaxed or forced into having her picture taken in a lewd manner, and there was possible sexual...
  11. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    Pointless, because you aren't convincing me that it wasn't faster? For you, you're confident it wouldn't be faster, which I guess you'll have to really try, to confidently dismiss. I did state earlier that there was only one guy working with me, and he couldn't collect the branches or feed the...
  12. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    Oh my, the point was addressed. :rolleyes: It seems there's is a lack of review of what was the situation. It has being stated at least once, in at least one way.
  13. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    The reward? Learning to work even better with your trusted base operator. For even smoother, even better results, though it will plateau at some point. And, of course time saved. Getting smashed by the basket, would only happen if the cutter was not careful to keep all extremities within the...
  14. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    Oh, sounds like a provocateur. One should always use common sense and glean what one should from others. Without being a provocateur, unless it's jovial provocateuring, for the humor of all involved. What makes one difficult is when they are unreasonable, I always try to be reasonable, and not...
  15. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    Sir, I understand what you are saying. It was mention for it to a be an option. How many posts were on each page would remain unchanged, unless the viewer selected to "View All Posts". And, then one could use the browser search function. That would allow for a search within a search, so to speak.
  16. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    It was mentioned, in that the drop zone could only be in one, quite tight target, so the pulling from that zone was not ideal. And, the cuts, then throws to the drop zone, were happening fast enough, were it was greatly time affective to have [the only ground guy] move the lift. We dismantled...
  17. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    I was simply gathering info, on if people had done it, and what they thought of it. Wasn't simply not going to do it, because others had difficulty with it. Culturally society has changed over the last hundred years, by influence of the papacy, but that's another thing many don't understand.
  18. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    Oh, the ones here saying he had no real world experience, know of certainty, he didn't? It's not very probable to agree with everything, tree work is an applied science, not every situation will have the same outcome. One should not disagree for the sake of disagreeing, neither the inverse. Some...
  19. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    Uh, no... Why do you ask? I did, end up clicking on his Username, and there was some discussion on his page, about a falling out on this site.
  20. Willber

    Has any one had a trusted worker, operate the lift from the base, inbetween the arborist making cuts?

    The specific situation, I had my worker operate the lift, was overlooked by commenters. In that there was nothing the worker could do while I was throwing the branches, because there was only real estate for one small drop zone. So, he couldn't pick up any of the branches. And, we were...
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