No Cranes Allowed

[Paul Biester]

Could not get a crane to this one. It was on a lake bed , too far from the road. Wish I could have I knew this one was bad . I did a full inspection on it and knew for sure i did not want to load the stem at all.
Fortunately I was able to use two other trees to rig this baby down. The rope angles were a little flat but it worked out well.

 

[Paul Biester]

another shot

 

[Paul Biester]

I am new at this attachment thing !!

 

[Paul Biester]

couple mo

 

[Paul Biester]

long day

 

[Paul Biester]

still more

 

[Paul Biester]

I feel strange , and a bit narcissistic doing this . I hope you guys enjoy this

 

[Paul Biester]

more

 

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another

 

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couple more

 

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last one

 

[Paul Biester]

I am a liar! this is the last one . THanks for viewing this is a blast !!

 

[UrbanTC]

Nice pics and good job. Was that a Northern Red oak(Quercus rubra L.)?

 

[Smallwood]

Looks like a great tree. Why did they want it gone?
Phil

 

[Paul Biester]

Yes indeed . THanks for your feed back . Your ccrane shots were nice too .....I checked them out!!

 

[Paul Biester]

The tree was rotte inside and had a history of limb drop. grand kids play in the yard . last couple pics show decay

 

[tod_k]

Those red oaks are spooky. Good work

 

[Paul Biester]

Yeah this one was special ! no doubt, it required some prayer . Thanks Tod

 

[Reg]

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Those red oaks are spooky. Good work

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...and heavy

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I feel strange , and a bit narcissistic doing this

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Well done

 

[easyphloem]

Good job, Paul!


By the third picture I got a sense of the size of the tree. Looked pretty tricky to rig out, hope it paid well!



Good Pics too!



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