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  1. Evan Sussman

    Sold!

    10-4. I messaged you.
  2. Evan Sussman

    Marketing planting

    Nice thing about hands on is you can confirm it all works. I'd think online should sell that piece as a kit, or they should build one if you call in. It's not expensive, maybe $10.
  3. Evan Sussman

    Marketing planting

    They should have it. I think I might that at Lowe's, home Depot, or maybe an irrigation supply. I had it kicking around for a handle of years from a project. Online is nice, but they should have it at the box stores in a pinch.
  4. Evan Sussman

    Sold!

    Deal. What's your plan with the spider jack?
  5. Evan Sussman

    Marketing planting

    P.s. the way the threads are set up I think it's difficult to connect directly to a hose without the parts I mentioned above.
  6. Evan Sussman

    Marketing planting

    This little package is how I've always done it. There's a particulate screen, backflow preventer, and a pressure regulator. All critical stuff for a drip system that is attached to a potable water system. Particulate screen is pretty straight forward. Backflow preventer helps to avoid having...
  7. Evan Sussman

    Marketing planting

    And of course the best reason an increased chance of tree survival.
  8. Evan Sussman

    Marketing planting

    One of the big nursurys around here that plants trees does warranty, however they require an operational automatic irrigation system meeting their needs. That's both a good idea, and potential for an upsale even if it's a basic hose timer and inline drip circuit.
  9. Evan Sussman

    Pine felling at camp

    Stanwood, Washington. Smack in the middle of the PNW. Nearby it's pretty much a temperate rain forest. Lots of big conifers and a few of the broadleaf trees can get huge too. I was broke into the trade back on Maui doing palms, monkeypods, and eucalypts. North Carolina, I hear some parts are...
  10. Evan Sussman

    Pine felling at camp

    Thanks Reed! Pleasure to sleep your acquaintance! Where are you from? Will did an awesome job, and we're certainly trying to be a part of pushing our industry forward.
  11. Evan Sussman

    Pine felling at camp

    Best as we can!
  12. Evan Sussman

    Stein Arb Trolley

    That's a ton of work no matter which way you go about it.
  13. Evan Sussman

    Stein Arb Trolley

    That looks like a match made in heaven, well almost. $10 and 5 available at our local Lowe's. Good stuff. Thanks for the tip!
  14. Evan Sussman

    Stein Arb Trolley

    Of course. Thank you @tc262! I'll post pics when I do it! Good to make your acquaintance Craig.
  15. Evan Sussman

    Stein Arb Trolley

    Makes sense. I'll look into this too since both ideas together would be super slick, and as a temporary fix the brace would certainly be easier to accomplish. What's your name 96? Thanks!
  16. Evan Sussman

    Pondering Cost Control

    You got it treehumper! Plan your work and work your plan applies to business management too.
  17. Evan Sussman

    Stein Arb Trolley

    Great idea. I assumed it was important to keep this brace tight, at least so it doesn't rattle. I'm leaning towards Sean's jib idea since I could leave that brace solid, and it takes the lifting out of the equation. Having the brace out of the way would make a huge difference in being less...
  18. Evan Sussman

    Stein Arb Trolley

    That's way more compact then I was thinking. Good improvision Sean! Thank you!
  19. Evan Sussman

    Pondering Cost Control

    Without a doubt there is some serious value in doing it while on-site, both to you, and to the client in that it's closer to "turn-key". I was just pointing out that subbing it out shouldn't mean you have to make a separate visit after the sub.
  20. Evan Sussman

    Pondering Cost Control

    Got it. There are two stump grinding companies who offer full service stump grinding. They keep busy with direct sales, and subbing for tree services.

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