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Love tree work. Not the tree business.
A week to look at it- they said (2.5 weeks later... $1700 estimate for bearing , seals, some replacement shaft or something). 5 weeks to get a new one. 3-4 days for parts, day or two for my slot in the bench. Small shop of guys who've left a reputable shop to go in partnership on their own...- southsoundtree
- Post #108
- Forum: General Discussion
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Glaciertek.com Coolvests
Anyone wear a down vest when it's cold? Same idea. Recharges in a cooler. 3 sets for 2 people works really well. 2 sets per person is the Best. One set... would you cooldown for a while, even if you have to take a break from the cool for 30 minutes ( normal working conditions)? Can't...- southsoundtree
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Love tree work. Not the tree business.
Yep. I am using my micro-x a bit while waiting on a miniloader motor rebuild. Can't hold a candle...- southsoundtree
- Post #106
- Forum: General Discussion
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Love tree work. Not the tree business.
Coolvests!!!! Like intercoms, about $250 per person, unnecessary a lot of times, helpful sometimes, crucial other times, worth the money, saves/ makes money over a short time. Even one more crew-hour of comfortable work in one day knocks repays . I've gotten mine out one day, but it didn't...- southsoundtree
- Post #101
- Forum: General Discussion
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Love tree work. Not the tree business.
Sad to see the change in screen name to Spiral of Decline. Ownership is a tough route to hoe. Wishing you all the best in turbulent times.- southsoundtree
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- Forum: General Discussion
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New device from ISC
Out of curiosity, @27RMT0N, what's your take on the Hitchhiker series?- southsoundtree
- Post #306
- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Today....
Decided to play with the micro-x and sawmill for a change. Made some nice cedar fence boards. I've got an excess of logs, so a bit at a time will win it.- southsoundtree
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Break test on a climbing line that has been “spiked”
Like in lead rock climbing, keep the rope across your laces/ on top of your foot running to the outside.- southsoundtree
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Break test on a climbing line that has been “spiked”
It's the new rope's inexperience at bobbing and weaving. My tips aren't even sharp. They're pointy, not sharp.- southsoundtree
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Love tree work. Not the tree business.
Damn, someone diarhhea-ing in the pool party. No Incontinent Children are allowed in the Pool Area. @Tom Dunlap Nails in the TB Coffin.- southsoundtree
- Post #92
- Forum: General Discussion
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Oak Wilt? Something Else?
Seems like drone footage would be useful for tree top inspections- southsoundtree
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- Forum: Bugs and Crud
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Today....
A live, healthy red alder for a change. Tied into it exclusively and rigged of f it. I even got out my Rig'n'Wrench and a double- braid rope, but cut and lowered NC with treemaster, as it was so easy. Bling didn't get used. The Auto-feed stopped feeding for half a second despite our fast...- southsoundtree
- Post #6,241
- Forum: General Discussion
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Storing a branch manager
What are you adding to vertical mulch holes for refilling?- southsoundtree
- Post #14
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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I used the mountain and sun. Only occasionally worked. Screen shot. Friends' 9 Y. O. in my deodora cedar over .y pole barn- southsoundtree
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- Forum: General Discussion
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- Post #6,236
- Forum: General Discussion
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Bored backcuts/ anti-barberchair/ anti-fiber pull Thread
We leveled the top of the stick with the white stacking plate before the Coos Bay.- southsoundtree
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- Forum: BuzzFlix Video
