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  1. kstreehuggerco

    Riggers Choice

    Im a big fan of the Stable Braid. I do most of my rigging with the half inch blue. The only issue I have is that it needs to be broke in. It will twist up in the porty if you dont work the twists out and milk the cover. Once it is broke in it is good stuff. Even works fairly well as a speed...
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    deltoides

    I think everyone is having a rough time with them. I had a dead brach come loose and drill me in the back the other day. Hope ya heal up quickly and completely. Stay safe out there guys? Kenn
  3. kstreehuggerco

    Dead limb break off

    That is the sucker that got me yesterday.
  4. kstreehuggerco

    Dead limb break off

    Ouch!!! I had something very similar happen to me yesterday taking down a dead cotton wood. Every thing went text book and I had a similar sized piece spear me in the back. Knocked the wind out of me and scraped me up a bit but I am not gonna be doing any big removals for at least two weeks. I...
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    How in sam hill....

    I was retrieving my friction saver and it pulled out nice and easy, then fell about 10', did a whip around a branch and thats how it ended up. What the French Toast? I would blame it on me leaving the stub, but I dead wooded 18 big Ponderosas on a customers 4 acre lot in the mountains. I cant...
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    How in sam hill....

    I think in in the points lead for this event.
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    What's up with the 193?

    I just bought one last week to replace the old 192 that I burned up after 3 years of hard use. For the most part its comparable to the 192. The only thing that I see that is different is that it has a fixed bar nut that is the size of a Husky or Echo bar nut. Its not broken in just yet and I...
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    Military veterans in tree care

    Where in Co are you at? I would get ahold of your Veterans Service Rep. If they cant help you I know a few VSR's that can make stuff happen. Feel free to PM me
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    Military veterans in tree care

    Im actually in the market to hire a vet as a trainee. I basically want to train up a little Mini-Me but only about 15 years younger.
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    Trimming side of Sycamore Trunk

    I concur
  11. kstreehuggerco

    Free wood for your chipper!!!

    Apparently there are a lot of starving chippers in my area. https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/zip/5051849621.html :wtf:
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    Free wood for your chipper!!!

    Chippers, like horses, are nice to have and can be lots of fun but they sure are really expensive to board and feed.
  13. kstreehuggerco

    Free wood for your chipper!!!

    https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/zip/5045121410.html I saw this and couldnt resist. Let the comments flow:risas::risas::risas:
  14. kstreehuggerco

    Say car ramrod!

    I'll believe that when my shit turns purple and smells like rainbow sherbert.
  15. kstreehuggerco

    Marketing...help. Where do you begin with online marketing?

    I have actually been scoring quite a few jobs via thumbtack professionals. It is free to sign up for the service and I get leads sent to me via text and email. I can pick or choose whether or not I want to contact the client based on the info that I get in the lead notice. If I want to bid on...
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    kask hearing pro

    This is why I dont have muffs on my Kask, but make a pair of ear plugs around my neck a part of the daily uniform.
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    Jambo comes alive!

    Im soooooooooo freakin jealous. :sick: Have fun guys!! Raise a glass for me. :birra:
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    Rock exotica transporter

    Im thinkin I may have to pick one up.
  19. kstreehuggerco

    Who's a self taught climber?

    Ahhhhh, the good ole Swiss seat. I have used it for trees once or twice and that is a painful SOB. I descended a few feet rappelling using the Swiss Seat over my military career. Somehow its not as painful when your rapping out of a black hawk in the middle of the night onto a roof top.
  20. kstreehuggerco

    Homeowner and Ladder....

    I was on the way back from the grocery store this afternoon and saw the text book neighbor on a step ladder with an electric chainsaw scenerio. They had a piece of 3/8 " polypro dock rope tied off to the lowest branch on a 35 ft siberian elm and the other end tied off (with a series of granny...

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