Euc Crane removals 7/27/12

[JesseHuffman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEWsVtEQYAI

 

[Roger_Barnett]

Not bad, young feller....

 

[theXman]

nice smooth picks, that is the way they all should be. great job.

 

[MatShute]

Cool

 

[marlinspiker]

nice work and the beach boys too! i always wanted to do a video to good vibrations.

 

[MisterSir]

Very nice! I love seeing balanced pics and nice smooth lifts. I think it's a gift to be able to judge where to tie off a piece and how to position the boom for the minimum amount of movement as the cut is completed. Not everyone can get that right.

 

[oldirty]

x, you call that smooth and in control? all i saw was the crane yanking pieces off the cut cause he was probably booming up and cabling up too much.

and i see too much pinch and too much small saw'n.

how come none of you guys can see it? i don't get it....



who this tidy tree? they got eucs in dayton ohio?

 

[theXman]

I had many many beers, it was friday night, so it's possible my vision was impared. I will watch again when not drinking.

 

[JesseHuffman]

I watched it sober and drunk and the picks are not being "yanked off the cut" either way.
Your a trip Holly.

 

[oldirty]

Watched it again. Anything that gets pulled off the cut away from you is being yanked. Violence? Not completely but every one of them pics moved more than they needed to. And how boutcha gay little scarf cut that you still had to cut on the scarf side. Second pick I think. Waste of time, that.


You not the worst climber out there huffles. Just need a chance to work with a good operator and you might really learn some chit. First thing I'd do with ya is toss the climbing saw back into the tool box....

Who is tidy tree? Where your boys from treequeer Inc?

 

[JesseHuffman]

Tidy Tree is a Tree Removal COmpany here in Phoenix Arizona.
The boys from Treecare Inc. are in Dayton where they have always been.

You know what I like about you Ekka, I mean Holly, I mean Ol Dirty? Ill tell ya what I like about you.

 

[marlinspiker]

i think the only fault was that the beach boys song should have been from Pet Sounds.

 

[deevo]

Looked good to me, I think the OP lifted them off nicely. Is that a 562xp you were using there? I love mine, good job!

 

[oldirty]

Minus the last storm you dealt with, how many crane related removals do you have? And not talking pulling trees off houses .... humor me, I'm curious.

 

[JesseHuffman]

Id geuss 150 or so, give or take

 

[oldirty]

I was talking to deebo but your doing fine, huff. What happened over at tci? Someone pee in the kboom koolaid?! Looked like you guys were all snuggily over there ... did jeremy almost crush ya to death and ya dealt with too many close calls!? oh well stay safe, eh.

 

[deevo]

[ QUOTE ]
Minus the last storm you dealt with, how many crane related removals do you have? And not talking pulling trees off houses .... humor me, I'm curious.

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Around 30 or so, usually use a 60 tn grove. I know not as many as you. Still learning each and every removal. The operator we use is very experienced in tree work, haven't had any shock loading issues or wild swings ever. I do a lot of insurance/storm work, and lifting trees that are mangled to all hell and screwed up are more work to calculate and get off then a normal removal. Insurance co's want 0 collateral damage. I have done every job assigned with 0 incidents! We roll night/day, whatever weather, it gets done soon as we can get there. Worked with several different operators when mine wasn't avlor in different parts of the province (we go allover)in the last 4-5 years and having someone that works with tree guys is a definite plus for sure!

 

[oldirty]

well, deebo. i did some homework on ya. not much but i did look into what you offered out there for what you do....

and it is exactly as i thought. you don't do much. much at all.


every single pick you take and will continue to take will be totally dictated by what the crane guy tells you to do. and the best part is that the crane guy doesn't do tree work unless its with you.

LOL.

how is the patio business?

you really shouldn't be posting in something you have no clue about.

next time i need to find out how to level sand for laying some flag stone flat, i'll ask you.

 

[PUClimber]

Oldirty,
I don't know what it is about you but I like your style.

 

[deevo]

[ QUOTE ]
well, deebo. i did some homework on ya. not much but i did look into what you offered out there for what you do....

and it is exactly as i thought. you don't do much. much at all.


every single pick you take and will continue to take will be totally dictated by what the crane guy tells you to do. and the best part is that the crane guy doesn't do tree work unless its with you.

LOL.

how is the patio business?

you really shouldn't be posting in something you have no clue about.

next time i need to find out how to level sand for laying some flag stone flat, i'll ask you.

[/ QUOTE ]

Patio stones? Hmmmm must have me confused with some one else there old dirt bag, lay off the meth for a while buddy. Mad you didn't get employee of the month this month again? Did your midget groundie take it from you again, oh so sad.
When you open your own business like me instead of being a disgruntled employee then come talk to me pal! Sorry to derail your thread Jesse. Old dirt bag thinks he is the internet wonder boy bully! Ya your tough alright. Oh so scary!