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  1. CanadianStan

    Chainsaw Pants for the summer?

    I've had both. Gen2 is tougher but still not as durable as a pair of pfanners With that being said the clogger zeros are definitely the lightest pair of pants out there at the moment
  2. CanadianStan

    Line installation device

    Is that the one that got crushed / near crushed by a branch not long ago?
  3. CanadianStan

    how many miles

    Not sure, but On a related note has anyone found a fitness tracker / app that accurately counts vertical movement throughout the day? It would be fun to track that
  4. CanadianStan

    Line installation device

    Pole pruner O.O
  5. CanadianStan

    Line installation device

    hahahahaha that would be bad ass install a pinto above their hitch for a controlled release ...
  6. CanadianStan

    Anyone selling a SRS device?

    I love you brocky
  7. CanadianStan

    Ergovation saddle

    If you change your bridge to the top hole in the rigging plate it should help Although I had two ergovations over 5 years and never had that feeling... Just cinch up the top adjuster straps between the rigging plate and your harness and it should help tip you forward
  8. CanadianStan

    Chainsaw lanyard in a aerial lift

    I love when a 880 comes flying back AT me No but seriously, educating people aloft to not get their saws pinched goes a long way Further, you could make it a policy to have the chainsaw attached while it's not in use but detach inuse or for particularly sketchy cuts
  9. CanadianStan

    Chainsaw lanyard in a aerial lift

    Well, not hitting personnel or property beneath you is good. At the same time, if your saw gets pinched and shock loads the bucket that's also not good. There's a happy middle ground somewhere in there with a 80lbs breaking strength lanyard
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    Outta Gum

    What am I fact checking ? This thread is a clusterfuck :D
  11. CanadianStan

    Industry post Covid19

    The ISA has put out the last 2 years or so of online quizzes out for free. I scored 10 CEUs the other night in about 2 hours... Articles, detective dendro, quizzes... There's a bunch of webinars coming up here https://mailchi.mp/0e3004f17300/upcoming-treevents-and-webinars-897422 I've...
  12. CanadianStan

    Which knot and why?

    +1
  13. CanadianStan

    How does this happen

    Fascinating to watch ... Im wondering if the canopy was super limb tied, or if there's some ridiculous crazy Dutchman / Swanson / Danielation notch in there
  14. CanadianStan

    What was it realistically like your first couple years?

    Everyones trees, landscapes and land layout is different.
  15. CanadianStan

    What was it realistically like your first couple years?

    Talk directly to those companies whose business model you think would fit well with you I know guys who have fleets of 10+ trucks, and guys who are happily cruising along with 2 pickups / chip bodies and little 6" chippers. At the end of the day there isnt that big of a difference in profit on...
  16. CanadianStan

    Shelter in Place...

    Wouldn't the butt hit last with a wider than normal cut ?
  17. CanadianStan

    Shelter in Place...

    That was some intense breathing from your wife at the end ... sounds like she gets excited by big wood Nice saw work. I love seeing fluidity like that, when you see someone competent putting in a plunge cut with a big saw and knowing exactly how to angle in the tip smoothly- so satisfying...
  18. CanadianStan

    Compact Bulldog OAR

    Oh god. It makes sense but I'm annoyed that it does
  19. CanadianStan

    Passing rope joint through block

    I personally don't like textile on textile at high loads.. amsteel and heat don't get along too well in my experience. Id prefer a high strength maillon like this 1.5T WLL https://www.climbinganchors.com.au/maillon-rapide-standard-12mm
  20. CanadianStan

    Passing rope joint through block

    Get a bigger block ? https://www.cmcpro.com/equipment/kootenay-ultra-pulley/

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