How to Do Tree Trimming Around Power Lines

[SirTreeRat]

"How to Do Tree Trimming Around Power Lines"
I found this article going though the July accident reports. OMG scary stuff!



http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_5965223_do-trimming-around-power-lines.html

 

[countryboy77]

thats crazy!!! it should say..... step 1 call a pro

 

[easyphloem]

As a pro, I usually skip tying off my ladder to a sturdy branch.

The author, Kitty Cruiser, knows his/her stuff.

SZ

 

[southsoundtree]

What are you guys talking about?

I used Ehow.com's How to Resuscitate an Electrocution Victim, Ehow's How to Set Bones After Falling of a Ladder, and Ehow's How to Stitch Your Own Chainsaw Gash.

They're Great!

 

[nuthin_special]

I Like to tie my ladder onto the power line, it's less likely to break than a branch.

 

[farmergardiner]

Check out the same web site for how to cut down a tree and how to climb and remove a tree, they're all pretty well the same quality!

 

[surfarmer1]

sometimes if I 'm using an electric chain saw I use the power cord to pull the limb away from the service lines, but only if I have on my leather gloves..safety first!!

 

[Blinky]

JesusHChristonapopsiclestick!

 

[Maui Palm & Tree Care]

hahaha. sounds like most of the non certified pro tree trimmers here in hawaii

 

[mstc1090]

as a line clearance worker that just blows my mind that they would even consider putting something like that together.

 

[Tr33Climb3r]

That step by step is classic....scary but classic

 

[Tom Dunlap]

has anyone written to Kittie or eHow to give them feedback on how dangerous their advice is? We're the choir, we can sing along.

 

[NeTree]

I had about the same reaction to the "How to fly an airplane" series.

 

[Blinky]

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I had about the same reaction to the "How to fly an airplane" series.

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I can see it now... 20 hours of virtual, dual given flight instruction, $39.95. Just click the Paypal button to get started on your SEL rating today!




I tried to comment but 'that feature is still under construction'.

 

[NeTree]

Doesn't that just about describe SP anyways? LMAO