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    Live in Seattle or moving to? Major Tree could use some help.

    See, that’s how a bromance is supposed to sound.
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    Live in Seattle or moving to? Major Tree could use some help.

    :popcorn::popcorn::popcorn::coffe:
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    Live in Seattle or moving to? Major Tree could use some help.

    :popcorn::coffe:
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    Arbsession cord protectors for head coms

    Call them up I but you can still get that in on your order.
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    Arbsession cord protectors for head coms

    What comm system? Just axin.
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    Tree related work you shouldn't need insurance for?

    It’s like anything else you just schedule for it. I like using it as a filler in the schedule. I’ve got a good relationship with a nursery and they pawn off smaller plant jobs to me when I have time. IMO if you are doing any kind of work on a customers property you need insurance.
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    Tree related work you shouldn't need insurance for?

    Time to expand operations lol.
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    Tree related work you shouldn't need insurance for?

    There’s good easy money in tree planting. Diggers hotline can be a time suck but have the HO call it in for a dig ticket. And it’s job security.
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    Reputable chainsaw tuner

    I sent you a dm
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    Tree related work you shouldn't need insurance for?

    As much as I hate paying for something I’ve never used I sure as hell wouldn’t be without it.
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    Fixing old arbortech toolboxes ( L pack style)

    Etrailer.com, McMastercarr.com are a few vendors that come to mind.
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    Dealing with rotted wood

    But not chipping that shit is even better.
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    Dealing with rotted wood

    I’ve never had the chipper clog up from punky wood but the massive mold spore filled cloud that follows the chipping is terrifying. It’s like the movie The Fog.
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    Dealing with rotted wood

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    Light ground protection

    The hardened ones do wear but surprisingly well.
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    Light ground protection

    I use Kold Kutters or something like that. They are just plain hardened steel and much cheaper but work wonders.
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    Light ground protection

    Cheap motocross tire studs in your tracks are far better than a mat or mesh on a hill/incline of any kind in snow and ice, especially. If you haven’t tried them I highly recommend doing it.
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    Light ground protection

    But are you really using mats on snow and ice? Ice I’m studding my tracks and snow I channel my inner 6 year old driving my tank into a snowy battlefield. Well, at least for the first trip in then it’s back to work.
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    Light ground protection

    I found it odd they don’t have an address listed. And the website has a very order from China feel.
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    Light ground protection

    I’m guessing a little more than 80 lbs each lol
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