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  1. Jeff

    Crane Crew Start Up

    I think I saw it on here, and might have been a Lyon & Sons crane: They had a small landscape trailer, like 8'X10' or so, that the crane towed around that was piled with all the dunnage. I thought that was a great idea for having lots of cribbing options but keeping it all together, neat and...
  2. Jeff

    Shelter tree website

    Talked to Melissa at Expo and she had no idea about the chatter on here, but said they’ve really been surprised at the feedback. The booths around them came over and asked “How are you getting so many visitors???” Apparently because of the website.
  3. Jeff

    Are you going to Expo 2017?

    Highlights of TCIA: Meeting up with fellow Buzzers. Always a blast! Low Point of TCIA: Hearing @JD3000 pants split as he climbed into the front seat of my car. Lowest Point of TCIA: Hearing @JD3000 say “Whoa. Picked the wrong day to go commando.” Ugh, my poor seat.
  4. Jeff

    Are you going to Expo 2017?

    Count me in.
  5. Jeff

    Work Photos

    Started the day with a 40 tonner. Ran out of capacity (at 108' radius, D'uh!) so sent it packing and brought in the 110. Got R Done!
  6. Jeff

    Work Photos

    Thanks. I just had it stuffed.
  7. Jeff

    2005 Rayco Super 50 worth

    It's only worth about $100. But I'm such a generous and swell fellow, I'll give you $300 cash for it!!! How soon can I come pick it up? :bailando::bananahappy::maraca:
  8. Jeff

    Work Photos

    Found a pretty cool spider web, just in time for Halloween, while grinding an oak stump the other day.
  9. Jeff

    No lunch?

    I know if I don't eat, I'm woozy and tripping over myself by like 1:30 or so. Agree with everyone that not a big lunch, but definitely need a few minutes to cool off, refuel and rehydrate, and catch my breath.
  10. Jeff

    Anyone have a Morbark stump grinder? Are they any good?

    I've heard the same, but have yet to even see 1 in operation.
  11. Jeff

    Food Thread

    Biergarten at Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, VT. Beers, wursts and cheddar ale soup were all good, but the spaetzle, which they deep fried, was spectacular!
  12. Jeff

    Food Thread

    She made some the other week with butterscotch chips and crushed Heath bar bits in them. Holy Frejoles, talk about a game changer! More addictive than crack. I could not, could NOT stop eating them!
  13. Jeff

    ...you might be a buzzer.

    My, what a large ax you have! You must be the tree guy Jeff has talked about. Come on in, make yourself at home.
  14. Jeff

    ...you might be a buzzer.

    You might be a Buzzer if... A) you've ever invited someone you've never met to stay with you. And your family. Without checking first with the wife. B) you were then surprised when the wife flipped out. "You invited WHO to do WHAT?! What if he's an ax murderer?!!" C) you saw nothing wrong...
  15. Jeff

    Marmon Herrington parts

    https://www.marmon-herrington.com/parts http://marmonherringtonparts.com/ Lots of other hits on Google.
  16. Jeff

    College football fans

    Classy. You must be so proud of your son.
  17. Jeff

    New climber looking for advice

    Amen!!!
  18. Jeff

    Work Photos

    Eating lunch like civilized human beings while the crane op sleeps off the previous night's bender. Relax fellas, I'm kidding. None of our motley crew are civilized human beings.
  19. Jeff

    Ground Damage

    I agree 100%, and that's my point: When they have single price bids from the local Hackem & Bail Tree and Dewey, Cheatem & Howe Lawn Damage, they presume that those low bids will be for the same level of service as your top notch bid. When you give them several price points, like Tom's White...
  20. Jeff

    Ground Damage

    The best part about presenting a Zero Impact option is it wakes the potential client up to then reexamine all of their other bids, which only offered 1 price. It helps them see that that cheapest bid is often not really the cheapest bid.

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