- Location
- NW Indiana
My photo and a description of what was going on in the photo made the March issue of TCI magazine. What do you think?
Cover of Tree Care Industry Magazine
- Thread starter treemann
- Start date
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
I wouldn't want anyone putting their boots on my windows.
- Location
- CT
I thought that photo was sick when I saw it. Nice article, and mint pic. I love repelling down the front of peoples houses. It doesnt happen often, but its fun
- Location
- Chattanooga
Very nice! Congrats!
goodaking
Participating member
Awesome picture!!
countryboypa31
New member
- Location
- PA
Great picture. Two questions you can't see in the picture, what were you tied into? And what chainsaw are you using? Very nice. Got any more pictures of the same job?
- Location
- rhode island
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I wouldn't want anyone putting their boots on my windows.
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Even if a tree was on your house?
I wouldn't want anyone putting their boots on my windows.
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Even if a tree was on your house?
southsoundtree
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Olympia, WA
Spiderman
- Location
- Lexington, KY- USA
Very cool pic! I actually commented on it the other day to my boss. He responded in classic boss man style, "you have to be careful putting your feet on aluminum siding like that".
chris_girard
Branched out member
- Location
- Gilmanton, N.H.
Awesome Pic! I think TCIA should have printed a few more pictures and told us a little bit more about the technical removal of the job.
Maybe you could show us and tell us a little bit more about the job?
Maybe you could show us and tell us a little bit more about the job?
- Location
- under grace
Nice dude !! thats always a little feather when that kind of stuff happens!
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
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Even if a tree was on your house?
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Why cause more damage?
Would you stand on his car to reach a branch?
I wouldn't do it unless I absolutely had to, I would let the homeowner know before I did it and ask if he wanted to protect the area.
Sidewalks are for walking, siding and windows are not.
Even if a tree was on your house?
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Why cause more damage?
Would you stand on his car to reach a branch?
I wouldn't do it unless I absolutely had to, I would let the homeowner know before I did it and ask if he wanted to protect the area.
Sidewalks are for walking, siding and windows are not.
- Location
- Perrysburg, Ohio, U.S.A.
Very nice! Love the positioning, twisting to make ur cut, nicely done my friend.
Roger_Barnett
Participating member
- Location
- Seattle, in the PNWet
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Great picture. Two questions you can't see in the picture, what were you tied into? And what chainsaw are you using? Very nice. Got any more pictures of the same job?
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That's a Husky climb saw, prolly a 338...
Yes, I was impressed when my mag came....great photo, great work, which we should see more of. Post em up
Great picture. Two questions you can't see in the picture, what were you tied into? And what chainsaw are you using? Very nice. Got any more pictures of the same job?
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That's a Husky climb saw, prolly a 338...
Yes, I was impressed when my mag came....great photo, great work, which we should see more of. Post em up
- Location
- Hawaii
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Even if a tree was on your house?
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Why cause more damage?
Would you stand on his car to reach a branch?
I wouldn't do it unless I absolutely had to, I would let the homeowner know before I did it and ask if he wanted to protect the area.
Sidewalks are for walking, siding and windows are not.
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Joking right?
jp
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Even if a tree was on your house?
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Why cause more damage?
Would you stand on his car to reach a branch?
I wouldn't do it unless I absolutely had to, I would let the homeowner know before I did it and ask if he wanted to protect the area.
Sidewalks are for walking, siding and windows are not.
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Joking right?
jp
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Even if a tree was on your house?
[/ QUOTE ]
Why cause more damage?
Would you stand on his car to reach a branch?
I wouldn't do it unless I absolutely had to, I would let the homeowner know before I did it and ask if he wanted to protect the area.
Sidewalks are for walking, siding and windows are not.
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Looks like almost every bit of his weight would be on the climbing rope, not the siding. Plus it might be vinyl siding and not aluminum.
I highly doubt he caused any further damage.
Nice picture.
Some people just get jealous when they see something cool and it's in the same line of work that they do.
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Even if a tree was on your house?
[/ QUOTE ]
Why cause more damage?
Would you stand on his car to reach a branch?
I wouldn't do it unless I absolutely had to, I would let the homeowner know before I did it and ask if he wanted to protect the area.
Sidewalks are for walking, siding and windows are not.
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Looks like almost every bit of his weight would be on the climbing rope, not the siding. Plus it might be vinyl siding and not aluminum.
I highly doubt he caused any further damage.
Nice picture.
Some people just get jealous when they see something cool and it's in the same line of work that they do.
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