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  1. Ent

    Im new to the business, but never climbed before. Any advice?

    Looks like you do need to be an ISA certified arborist in your area. Might want to put that business acumen to work to see what you need to actually run the business legit. Yet you call me ignorant. Seems legit.
  2. Ent

    Im new to the business, but never climbed before. Any advice?

    You're right. You should just get a Sherrill catalog. That should be enough to get you started.
  3. Ent

    Im new to the business, but never climbed before. Any advice?

    Feel free to come check on that boss. It won't be so passive.
  4. Ent

    Im new to the business, but never climbed before. Any advice?

    I think you probably know more about climbing than the "business" of tree care. Good luck. I feel bad for the poor suckers that hire you.
  5. Ent

    Im new to the business, but never climbed before. Any advice?

    And your pruning and tree ID?
  6. Ent

    Im new to the business, but never climbed before. Any advice?

    Have you checked with your municipality on what it takes to be a licensed tree contractor? Here in CO most require you to be ISA certified at least. I dont think you have enough experience to even take the test. Could be different up there, you should check on that. How's your pruning and tree...
  7. Ent

    Do u have a better way to carry ur silky when u wear ur sour? This is how I do it

    Good for you boss. Carry a knife etc. Carry on. I'm not attacking anyone.
  8. Ent

    Do u have a better way to carry ur silky when u wear ur sour? This is how I do it

    Yes Tom, I have, and have read Z133. I don't see any of these reasons as enough, personally, to clog up space on my harness or figure out some clumsy way to attach it over my spurs when I'm doing a take down. I won't get into the reasons I think so. If you want to carry a handsaw on your cat...
  9. Ent

    Do u have a better way to carry ur silky when u wear ur sour? This is how I do it

    Crazy to think there was an actual committee deciding whether or not I needed a certain tool in a tree. It's not ppe.
  10. Ent

    Do u have a better way to carry ur silky when u wear ur sour? This is how I do it

    In case of what.
  11. Ent

    Do u have a better way to carry ur silky when u wear ur sour? This is how I do it

    Leave it on the ground.
  12. Ent

    Grooming a Climber

    Of course people are not good at tree work, just as in anything. Still, all this can be figured out in a normal work week, not consuming other areas of your life. Seems obvious that it's not for everyone. No shame in that is my point basically. Tree guys take tree work and themselves too...
  13. Ent

    Grooming a Climber

    Bahh, I think you're over glamorizing tree work here. It's not as complicated as tree guys would like to make people think. You don't need more than full time gig to get really fucking good at this shit. Tree guys thinking they are doing god's work are a dime a dozen.
  14. Ent

    Foreman position in Longmont, CO

    Still looking. Call or email if interested.
  15. Ent

    Tarp

    Treestuff haul tarps are pretty tough. I had this one for 3 years until this event.
  16. Ent

    Tarp

    Somewhat, you can see the front part where I was trying to torch it is melted. It didnt want to burn really.
  17. Ent

    Tarp

    The second scenario. Not sure how or why. It's always seemed like an easy thing to avoid imo.
  18. Ent

    Tarp

    Yes
  19. Ent

    Tarp

    There it is. My weekend. She's a spinning now. Tough ass tarp.
  20. Ent

    Tarp

    Terex 750. I have the Bandit 1590 ready to go tomorrow if I can't get it unfucked. I have a friend coming over now to help me get the drum lifted.

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