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    Tied into the top

    I removed a pin oak with a severe lean to it. Recalling what they taught me at ArborMaster, I stayed tied into the top as I made my face notch and kerf cuts. According to the instructors there, if the situation calls for it and it's safer and easier to make the face cut, then do so. Anyway...
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    Salesmen

    I had a negative experience today with a salesman who came out to the job, stuck me with an unexperienced groundman, told me how much time I had to do the removal, and THEN, had the audacity to make comments on my climbing style after seeing me make a few cuts. I later learned he had only six...
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    Homeowner Accident

    This catastrophe happened in the next town over last month. Apparently it was a novice climber helping out a friend by removing a tree. A firetruck was needed to rescue the climber. Our industry and our profession is marred by similar incidents, causing insurance rates to skyrocket, and even...
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    First time competitor

    I'm hoping to compete for my first time at this year's New England ISA's. Anyone have any useful tips or advice? I'd appreciate it a great deal. Thanks
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    Looking for used Hi-Ranger

    What's going on everyone? I'm in the market for a used Hi-Ranger, model 5FI-52PBRI, which is a 57'-working height unit mounted with a chip box. Diesel is a must, as is manual transmission. Air brakes are a plus. Travel is not a problem. Anyone with information on a unit like that for sale...

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