"Just smashed a $20,000 deck for $7,000"
That’s a good title to the YouTube channel.
I agree.
Any halfway competent treeman with some basic rigging skills and the ability to stand in some spurs for a few hours could make quick work of that simple removal.
Ok, I read about half of the posts in that thread and it looks like they’re talking about something I call a draw notch and recently have heard that others call it a sizwheel? Nothing new there, I agree with Rico and Mr. Beranek. Keep it simple, use good basic cutting technique. Leave the fancy stuff in the woods. If the whizzer is the same as a draw notch/ sizwill ive used it a hundred times, with varying success ( in the woods, away from targets of value) And it has never exhibited any levitating qualities,
By this statement you have proven that you are not a climber and don't know what it takes to do a tree like this. I don't make many assumptions from pictures, but I can make a plan and a backup plan for this tree in 5 seconds just from the picture. I won't bother spelling it all out to you because it's a waste of my time, but this is an EASY tree for me. The kind of thing I do often. My offer to put it in a pile in the yard is real. If it wasn't for the travel time I would do it for far less because it's easy money and this is what I do. I'm in trees that have been previously topped every week. I don't know what anyone concideres to be a good climber, but this tree is not hard for me.
I will let my vids and work pics speak to whether or not I possess any skills with a saw Daniel. I will also let the way I climb and cut speak to whether I have any confidence in my somewhat lowly skill set.
