DED removal

[murse]

Large elm in a rather small back yard, no access for crane due to wires bordering street. Great job for the GRCS, in fact Greg Good even payed a visit to my job site with other people from various companies.

 

[murse]

Tip tied large trunk wood over garage, made large open face cut, tag line on butt end controlled with porta wrap and winch away!.

 

[murse]

Hate to have this one out of control, that would be bad news!

 

[murse]

Set up the grcs on a bur oak across the yard and pulled this beast right over. Of course all these bystanders were out of harms way when it was felled.

 

[murse]

My wife who is a chiropractor talked me into getting these new toys for loading logs (the trailer dumps), I personally miss loading by hand /forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[pantheraba]

You are posting some great pictures...this and the willow. Good composition, showing and explaining your process.

Too bad you don't get to hand load anymore.

Thanks.

 

[RGus]

Awsome job on getting that elm to the ground! That looked like a really tight spot. Great pics as well.

 

[tophopper]

Great pics Glen!

 

[murse]

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Too bad you don't get to hand load anymore.

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Yea, I know, I cry myself to sleep most nights thinking about it /forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Thanks all for the comments, the pictures must have been sized right because I didn't get any crap.

 

[glens]

Being the chief picture-size-crap-giver, I want to commend you for your discretion in the matter!

I've run into probably less than a dozen other "Glen"s in my life, how about you?

Glen

 

[Colin]

"Other Guy Treecare?"

That's unique!

 

[murse]

Glen, likewise, only a few dozen and most are spelled with two n's.

MasterBlaster, It's catchy, people only really remember the knowledge explained, work done, and cleanup after, wouldn't you agree.

 

[tnttree]

Nice pictures. Big wood Minnesota style