If you and your co workers are rigging like you are in the dark ages this video series will get you rigging like a bad ass in the early 2000s! This ain’t your modem Pfannerman shit. No rings, no beautifully made DMM blocks. Just men being men. Actually, I have no idea what is on these...
my only regret with cutting it off was that I didn’t do it before I bolted it on! I did more damage to things with that thing and maybe only pushed over 10 trees with it the whole time it was on there. The bollard is great and we use that constantly.
At my place I’m thinking of making an arborists version of frisbee golf using throwballs and throwline. We’ve got 60 acres so I’m pretty sure we can make 18 holes.
The instructions specifically say NOT to do this because if you load the stitching in between the pockets more than 2kn it will be let loose. But if you are TRYING to not go down with something it could be helpful.
The ART Snaketail stitching is designed to blow at 2kn? if I’m remembering correctly. You can clip to the stitching instead of the pocket for a breakaway that is a known number.
Another really simple system would be to use an ART Positioner as your lanyard adjuster and put a well worn cam on...
They will but you have to have a lot of smaller stuff burning to get rid of the big stuff. On the North Complex Fire in 2020 we had an ACB that was brought in that ran 24/7 for a while. It was run in two shifts. Grapple trucks brought in debris all day and the loader would feed it all day and...
For me I’d rather just bring it home and make it disappear in the woods or lately I’ve just been digging huge holes and burying it and making planting mounds. The local green waste place just piles it and burns it which to me just doesn’t seem very environmentally friendly. Especially since...
I think I’m going to have to start charging more for wood hauling. Having a dump trailer and living on 60 acres certainly helps but our tree graveyard is getting a little ridiculous.
A few weeks ago I was talking with a client about his trees and he started talking about removing some firs and how valuable they must be. I told him that breaking even was a long shot at best.
The longer I’m in the tree business the less valuable any byproducts that come from removing a tree...
Come work with us in Hood River. I need a good crew lead. I’ll make it worth your while and we have an awesome team. Avant for chipping and moving material. We use cranes and contract climbers for the big nasty things.
I often get a bit burned out on being an owner operator but making sure...