I recently bought a 2007 sc252 and need to replace the pockets to switch over to greenteeth. I thought it would be a quick and easy job, but I can't brake the bolts free. Pneumatic impact wrench won't do it and if I use a cheater bar, the wheel spins. What is the proper way to lock the...
Darn, a new fangled rigging device would have been much more interesting. I was really scratching my head wondering how you were using that for rigging. Lol
This is from a couple of months ago. I got pricked by a honey locust a couple times right near the joint and since I'm a big whiny baby, I took pictures of them. I have been pricked before, but this got progressively worse each day for a week. It probably took three weeks before I had a...
Cabling would definitely have to involve the larger tree in the back too. I believe the roots are in good condition and am not worried about them uprooting, the client was just concerned about the heavy leans. I didn't see that huge hole at the base until I cleared away some large suckers...
I was working for a neighborhood HOA the other day and was asked about cabling a couple of large cottonwoods. My limited cabling experience has always been with limbs or co-dominant leaders, not separate trees. These are two trees with very significant lean and a large hole at the base...
I don't think he would disagree with you, in fact, I bet treehumper works his butt off. I think he's just trying to say we have to be aware that we are businessmen first and foremost. If we repeatedly make terrible business decisions, we'll be cutting trees for somebody else.
Thanks, man. That's what I call going the extra mile! It's been over a year since I've checked, but the second company is my go to for rentals. I probably brushed it off before because it was a walk behind unit, but now I'd give it a try.
I wish the rental companies carried mini's around here. I've had that same exact thought and know a mini is worth a couple of guys. Unfortunately, none of the three companies have one, because they're not "profitable". I asked one guy why they didn't have any and he said they used to have...
Yeah, I should have subbed on these two. I had a large elm and a large maple removal within a week of each other. That's when I really started thinking, "Hey, I could use an extra hand here." lol
That's the option that is probably the easiest right now and probably the best for part-time help. It's the same here: 50%. That's the number that's getting to me.
Yeah, that would be ideal. Let them pay for their own insurance. I don't mind paying somebody well, it's the paying 20% on top of it for worker's comp that feels like throwing money into the void. I know it's necessary, but that doesn't make it any easier.
I don't doubt that it would speed things up. Like I said, I am SMALL- truck and trailer right now. My trailer fills up faster than a chipper truck and requires me to dump more, which realistically takes at least thirty minutes to an hour. Being familiar with the type of guys my old boss...
Hey, guys. I'm a small one man show and have been in business for a little over a year now. I've been sitting at about three weeks out all summer and could really use a helper, at least on the big removals. My big issue is worker's comp. I probably only need seasonal/part-time help right...
I second Evo's question. I was super busy Wednesday, but am interested in watching it on YouTube. How long will the ceu quiz be good for and what's the link? Thanks!