Also, beware hearing something you want to believe. Especially these days. Anything can be spun to fit whatever narrative you want to hear. Recognize your own personal biases and keep looking for real, tangible information.
I’m not going to say what I really think about all this :)
One conspiracy I will support Daniel is that the government keeps tabs of our online conversations. Not to mention this forum is semi public.
You’re complaining that folks won’t sacrifice a days wage when they’re living paycheck to paycheck, potentially risking losing their job and being homeless in a heartbeat? People are just trying to survive.
We love feline pine. It’s the pellet kind. But our cats are indoor outdoor and only use it for pee. God only knows where they poop. When it’s getting a bit mushy I scatter it all in the meadow.
Why won’t burlap work in this case?
People still like zelkovas? Carpinus is such a better option for a similar size and habit (assuming you’re posting from Mt Airy NC)
Sticht hitch if it requires SRT, but preference for DRT VT or Blakes hitch. Especially if it’s a rec climb / training climb, DRT can be a little more beginner friendly, as you also can skip the ascenders.
Just a quick note to say that almost none of the companies I know of in my area *own* land, they lease, so I definitely wouldn’t worry about that aspect of things.
That was not the case for me with the AirPower- they fit great right off the bat. And they are quite durable. Fairly heavy and stiffer than other boot types, of course.
That does look like the grease tool for a bar nose sprocket.
At the risk of sounding stupid, why does this saw need it’s clutch to be greased regularly when I’ve never heard of doing that for any other chainsaw? Or did I just miss that detail in chainsaw maintenance 101?
I’m visiting NYC right now and crashed the holiday party of the company I started doing tree work with 11 years ago. I met a few amazing people including a a late-in-life climber, she started when she was 43. Never too late, I say.
I was using a brand new 542 with a new 200x battery with supposedly full charge in my hand two days ago taking out a tuliptree. Temps started at 50 degrees but then dipped to freezing. I made a few minor rigs- then I working on a 6” notch and it crapped out on me. I kept turning it on and off as...
It looks like a good set up for span rigging.. You could set the hard tie of the span rig line from the ground… Send up the end of the line in a running bowline, with a secondary rope of some sort tied on the tail to retrieve it from the ground at the end of the rig. It doesn't seem from the...
30% deposit when quote is approved, most pay online after the work is done when they are invoiced. You float a little money, but it’s classy to not have to bring it up when you’re packing up. If they have ya a check, sweet. Don’t lose it!
I honestly haven't met a glove that worked for me as far as being able to tie knots, ascend, feed chipper... keeping my core warm has worked really well for me... in particular having a merino wool gator and puffy ass vest. And a thermos of tea. I don't wear gloves even in the cold. But if the...