Got a new to me block in the mail today 3/4” CMI and did some cutting yesterday. Found Some Rot, I got 9 of the Big Rounds Cut and moved, as well as a bunch of smaller stuff it was a very productive day... I should be done there soon...
A few days ago my 5/8 amsteel eye sling did something similar but not while in use... I went to grab the sling and the eye pulled out about 4-6” of the tail. Turns out my lock stitching broke. I reburied the tail and lock stitched it with para cord this time... I highly doubt that will break...
This is similar to how I started I had been mountain climbing for years. Had a CAD and engineering background in school... after dropping out I worked for a few years and then got jobs working for 2 local tree companies one small and one large great experience... that lasted a few years. They...
We cut up most of this monster today... I got the dead stick that was tangled up removed. Then removed the tensioned limbs stuck in another tree with some notches and partial back cuts they hinged and snapped off as I cut the big leader off, Made my life much safer and simpler... The stuff is...
I have a tiny one 100oz minimal extra space I carry on some removals,
if you want super minimal but tough Camelbak has a few. I have a mule I think or smth similar looking. Its ancient like at least 15 years old I've replaced the bladder but same bag... cant go wrong.
Camelbak military and...
Thanks :birra:!!!
Over the years I have bought many used pelican cases. Ebay is plentiful, I got the 1610s for 75 each 50 for the 1600.... I use TNF duffles for soft stuff as well really tough. I was exposed in the photo biz to the pelican gear and have never looked back... I am def a buy...
so bringing back an old thread... :nocausagracia:
Some pics of my gear and current organization... We my goundie and I, usually work
our most common setup an 8x10 steel trailer, which I basically fill with gear. It stays fairly well organized and everything is mobile with the custom hand truck...
I go from a 362 to 660 with no in between. The only thing is when climbing with the bigger saw a 461-2 would be a bit lighter. but its far from a priority on my list either....
excellent idea nobodies gonna steal your sign and they think their legit... cones seem to magically disappear in some areas... I am more or less talking about cars still in the drive way, but I will definitely keep that one for future use.
Chaplain242 I hear yeah about working for tenants...
Awesome thank you and looking forward to it.
I have walked off numerous jobs literally over dog shit :aburrido: how about leaky septic... I could go on. One of the worst in my book is the cars are parked directly in the way and no one has the key... or they aren’t awake yet. You knew we were...
Haven’t run any of the newer saws, but I love my 660 I am running a 25” bar with 3/8RS chain mainly in hardwoods, but I can switch to 36” bar in 5 min for cutting big stuff. Never short on power and very well balanced with the 25” 28”, there a little nose heavy with a 32” 36” it can be good and...
Mitch when you get finished with that would you mind posting it... even if I didn’t hand them out it would make a great cheat sheet for me.
I do my estimates out of a binder usually while doing a walk around with the client.
I give them small packet 2 biz cards, a mini flyer, and our 4 page...
This monster fell down at a good Friend / neighbors house. The same one in my avatar...
I told him please don't touch. He's skilled guy but this stuff is dangerous and his wife would kill me if I let something happen to him.... Many other people stopped by and gave him the old "oh I'll help you...
yes thats what were talking about ^^^ lot of work boots have them but not all are created equal. In the case of the hoffmans they use dbl/triple steel shanks for added support... I would believe any of the major brand name Linemans boots have a quality HD steel shank.
As far as footware goes I couldn't agree more.
A++ on the Hoffmans. I have three pairs 1 pair 16" climbers and 2 pairs of 14" insulated caulks They are all by far best boots I've ever owned. The climbers offer the most comfortable spur climbing expeirence I've ever had.
I have a 2 pairs...
Tim I totally agree. I do quite a few Cut and Drop jobs and You just have to read the client... Different strokes for different folks applies here big time.
Some Capable customers I just cut the big/technical stuff they handle it all, I keep it neat and on target they always call back...