Jenga

[Stihlmadd]

stone pine removal over several days including a treehouse rig out ( a first for me)
nothing massive or fantastic .
Ben

 

[RopeShield]

Wow beasty of a job

 

[chiselbit]

Damn! That was a tangled up mess of a tree Ben. Nice job

 

[Steve Connally]

What a mess of a tree. Was so bad it made your beard grey.

 

[TreeVB]

That gives proof of contract climbers getting the tricky ones. Nice job!

 

[96coal449]

Another job well done Ben! I like the little one on one chat with that huge section before felling.
BTW where did you get the black dog on the Stihl climbing saw. I know there's a correct name for it that I cannot remember. Bucking spike maybe? I like the aggressiveness over the stock Stihl piece.

 

[Stihlmadd]

Wow beasty of a job

thankyou Ropeshield,
I kept it within the three days I estimated for the contractor.

 

[Stihlmadd]

Damn! That was a tangled up mess of a tree Ben. Nice job

thank you Chiselbit,

ohh Yah,
a clusterF##k to be sure
still can't believe I managed to get a line in first shot - some kind of small miracle occurred right there.

 

[Stihlmadd]

What a mess of a tree. Was so bad it made your beard grey.

I reckon it happened the night after looking at the job for the contractor before he put the bid in with the customer Steve.
if its of any consolation He showed me a job three times as bad before taking me around to see this beauty.


(and no tears were lost when the bid was turned down - not at drop)

 

[Stihlmadd]

That gives proof of contract climbers getting the tricky ones. Nice job!

so true TreeVB,
so true......

thanking you

 

[Stihlmadd]

Another job well done Ben! I like the little one on one chat with that huge section before felling.
BTW where did you get the black dog on the Stihl climbing saw. I know there's a correct name for it that I cannot remember. Bucking spike maybe? I like the aggressiveness over the stock Stihl piece.

Thankyou Craig,
the convo went this aways
"fly well my pretty , fly well " pat pat .
and she sure did .
(section was bore cut prior to the back cut)
as to the big doggies on the 200 they were purchased at wesspur many years ago.
I do not see them listed there now but I only had a quick search.

 

[jdhoward]

what kind of gloves do you wear