Arborwear Ascenders or Pfanner pants. Or these. I have a pair of them, great for looooong days on spurs.
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I like mine medium length hurts my hips to make it too short. But if someone is gonna switch between SRT and DRT an adjustable bridge would be great. I found Richards video about it.
There's a little device on treestuff called a Roll N lock. Buy a length of rope bridge and put the roll.n lock on the outside of your bridge plate. Stopper knot in the end like usual, zip tie the roll N lock so it stays put. Adjust it to your desired length.
SRT removals are amazing. Once you get the hang of it, you'll never go back. I don't even spike up anymore on long ascents. Much more efficient to climb the rope. Set one good TIP and you're good to go. On some removals I don't even use spikes until spar work. It also changes the way you work a...
Happy it's working out bruh! I was at the doctor's office the other day. There was a decent sized pine behind the parking lot. Hour and a half later I was coming out and Atlantic was loading logs and grinding the stump. Impressive.
I love the peel cut too. I'll do a basic spiderleg (Blake's and a bowline) and cut deep into the collar. Holds great, hinges great, takes the swing out of it. Just have to be careful of the rig point, so it doesn't come back and play hockey with your teeth.
Get paid first, unless you want to take him to court. It's already apparent dude doesn't GAF about you. He probably won't pay you if you give him notice.
I have people call me on a regular basis and tell me they're looking for the best price I start by telling them were not the cheapest but we are very good at what we do, blah blah blah. Most the time they still want me to come.out and half that time I get the job being more expensive people...
If I were in your shoes, I'd solely market proper pruning and do a couple jobs a week. I've had decent success selling pruning by the hour, and its good money. You'd make more in one day of pruning than 2 days working for those jackasses. And do it your way.