The skid steer was used on the top wasn’t it?
I think of more interest is rope positioning for getting distance on a top like that.
Too high, loss of pull after a few degrees, and it just pulls the top over = negligible distance
Too low, possible acting against the hinge pulling the bottom out=...
Theres no point in comparing yourself to other companies, as your situation is different.
If I was hiring you in as labour only on smaller work I’d expect it to be a lot cheaper than a professional firm.
Just tell them an overall price.
We call them peel cuts, standard stuff I thought. At least they were teaching them as an option when I was at college in 95.
Species dependent of course, but they are best when it hangs on a couple of fibres so there’s almost no shock through the system when you finish it.
I‘ve done worse.
I detest the thing on FB (and on these forums) where this sort of thing gets put up in the hope of everyone getting all high and mighty about it.
Well in a way they make us look good.
If you’re a trustworthy, time served business, then people pay a premium knowing they won’t get ripped off.
The old ‘we are going to get something‘ after the money has been paid is a favourite of the Gypsies in UK
As they say, it depends.
The lightest saw for the job, especially as you get older and your strength fades.
From the topper I’ll go to a 550 just for the speed, then if bar length becomes an issue a 572.
This was a husky 288, still too small for this pop.