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  1. squad143

    Tagged Spider Leg Slings

    I put in a Pfanner order during the "powerball" sale at the end of November. The Gladiator pants I wanted were not in stock, which I understand. What I don't get is why I could not have them back ordered and have them sent at the sale price when they did come in. Did get a nice Cordura Forest...
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    Tree falls on wedding party

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/17/us/los-angeles-california-wedding-tree-falls/ Very unfortunate
  3. squad143

    Work Photos

    Yes, congrats Welltree Knew you guys have been around for a while. Didn't know it was that long.
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    High Topping - Cathedral Grove

    That is awesome Reg. Long drop time from those heights. I had the pleasure of travelling through Catheral Grove last June on my way up to Port Alberni. Would have loved to have stopped the vehicle to spend some time marvelling at these giants.
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    Toro SGR 13 Stump Grinder

    That stump grinder, new on eBay with extra set of teeth is $1,749. http://www.ebay.com/itm/STUMP-GRINDER-NEW-EXTRA-SET-OF-CUTTERS-14HP-KOHLER-COMMAND-PRO-THE-YARD-PRO-/232109759097 So I wouldn't say you're getting a great deal. I bought a used Bluebird with new teeth and a M1 cutting wheel off...
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    Fids & Fibers Ontario

    Love to go with you Devon, but have to work on Saturday. I'm hoping to attend the one at UFS in March.
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    Quote of the Day

    "Why does a lack of planning on your part, constitute an emergency on my part?"
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    Fids & Fibers Ontario

    Me too
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    Head shake

    That is just an old precursor to these cell tower trees
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    Video of a friend's tree operation...

    Very nice
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    "Tree Experts" and "Tree Preservation" companies; misnamed and misleading.

    Just curious if the soap box that you stand on is made of reclaimed wood? Do you use one of those emission producing chainsaws for your "tree care" or are you using a steel axe and buck saw, or perhaps a sharp stone? How do you get to your work? Walk? Point is... we all live in a glass house.
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    Quick Question

    All the time No matter how hot Fan of the Pfanners
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    Guess I'm working on my birthday !!!

    Happy birthday Devon. That was some storm. I heard Midland got hit hard. We didn't get much wind up here. Just lots of lightning and rain. Good thing too as I'm still cleaning up from a microburst we got a few weeks ago.
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    what's in your rigging bags?! Show em up !

    David It was nice meeting and talking to you in Pittsburgh. Thanks for the rings. They have been getting a ton of use. Thanks. Great to see you back on the buzz. Sorry to hear of your troubles. I hope to make it to Baltimore this year and meet up with you again. I'll even buy the beers. :birra:
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    Help with a question

    Soil weighs 75-120 pounds per cubic foot Calculate the size of your root ball, multiple its cu/ft by 120 (to be on the safe side) I wouldn't bother figuring the weight of the wood as it will be less than the 120lbs/cu/ft you already factored in. As long as you've cut the stump close to the ground
  16. squad143

    First Names....

    Inside core of the CN Tower in Toronto. I was doing some technical rescue training. 1000' indoor rappel.
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    First Names....

    I'm Chuck
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    Branch falls, kill man.

    My 2 cents. Toronto has a large canopy. A lot of trees and the money only goes so far. They are spending a crapload on removing all the dying ash. Weller, Davey, OLC and many others have been working hard on it for serval years now. Budgets in Toronto are tight and getting tighter. Police...
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    matting in....

    That ladder bridging looks reminiscent of the old corduroy the settlers once used. Great idea for spreading out the contact area.
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    Hands On Crane Rigging Class In Europe

    I'd love to go Mark. But after Rick's crane course in Philly, my brain is kinda full. :) Seriously, though. If anyone is hesitating on taking a crane climbing course, jump in with both feet. It's definitely worth the investment.

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