- Location
- St. Paul, MN
Red oak removal. Approximately 1/3 of the tree had failed and fallen onto the clients property. Most of the tree was directly over the fence but I was able to bomb quite a bit of the large trunk material into the neighbors yard. Scattered footage, but I think it gets the point across.
Red oak 1/31/11
Also, this removal was accomplished using both the large and small DMM impact blocks. Marvelous pieces of hardware! I purposely loaded the small block with the knurled anchor pin knob against the stem. No trouble whatsoever! While removing the block the anchor pin was fully engaged (I checked by making sure the anchor sheave did not rotate). However, I did not struggle to loosen the pin. The extremely fine thread tolerance allowed easy threading and unthreading of the pin... even after heavy loads had been placed upon the blocks!
Red oak 1/31/11
Also, this removal was accomplished using both the large and small DMM impact blocks. Marvelous pieces of hardware! I purposely loaded the small block with the knurled anchor pin knob against the stem. No trouble whatsoever! While removing the block the anchor pin was fully engaged (I checked by making sure the anchor sheave did not rotate). However, I did not struggle to loosen the pin. The extremely fine thread tolerance allowed easy threading and unthreading of the pin... even after heavy loads had been placed upon the blocks!