besides all that, when I ran the number for cars I have and have had, it costs me a little over half as much per decade to own older cars than to own a new car under warranty. You just have to budget appropriately, and choose vehicles with reputations for being on the more reliable end of the...
Same here for real too. I got plenty of things I need money for, and I have lives in two entirely separate regions in CA, so I could TOTALLY go for 10-30% off the gross of what I could sell. I, likewise, just need to make sure you know the notoriously cumbersome logistics of working in CA...
I would want to see a portfolio of pruning before-and-afters too, not just one or two that you did yourself to get some good pics. I mostly sell pruning work, since removals around here usually require permits. I am curious if "collected revenue" refers to the gross or the net, because a removal...
So, I would need a peddlers license from each municipality/county that I would want to try to sell in, at least if I wanted to operate legally. Would your company be willing to obtain those from the nine counties and 100 incorporated cities and towns in the Bay Area? Some are pretty cheap, while...
I got a response from him once on a video about his tool that he made for placing the throw ball over a single branch from his extendable pole, but yea, I think he just said thank you and that he would post a video about it, and then that was the next days video. That tool he made was pretty...
I considered it once, but my 300# friend got on it with me and we pulled it out. Just needed enough pull to overcome the friction from a funky series of redirects.
If one started with the plan to do it, I can imagine shaping a stem to have just the right curves. Challenge accepted. I'll post about it in 10ish years.
I have taken the extra couple of minutes to throw the line a second time to get it back around for a trunk cinch. not always worth the effort, but when it feels/looks sketchy, I'd rather be safer.
In this scenario, I have learned to clove hitch the rope to one one of a pole/stick and use it to extend your arm/lever. Whipping it with a 6' stick using the power of both hands to whip it hard let's you get over at considerable heights.
I wasn't allowed to pay for the fence I banged up, but I was allowed to fix it with materials my boss provided. I was happy to learn how to properly fix a chain link fence, and it took just long enough for me to really wallow in the embarassment of having the whole crew watch me do it.