- Location
- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Today....
- Thread starter Mark Chisholm
- Start date
- Location
- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Gorman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Rhode Island
What spikes are you using mark?
RyTheTreeGuy
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Canada
Look like Kiwi Klimbers...I believe they just did and may still be doing a go fund me. Great spurs from what I have heard
Steve Connally
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Suffolk, Virginia
That class was the beginning of my training in this crazy career. It was taught by a young tall guy from Jersey. He was just a kid then and so was I. Many moons ago.
- Location
- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Kiwi Klimbers 2
- Location
- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Not yet thank God
- Location
- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Verrrrrry
- Location
- Home of the New Jersey Devils
What does everyone else's "Today" look like?
BruceWayne
Member
- Location
- New Castle
Dead oak..pretty windy..
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BruceWayne
Member
- Location
- New Castle
How does that Tachyon feel in the Akimbo? Are you using KM in the zig zag?
I didn't take any pictures today, but I showed up to prune a 22-foot-tall ligustrom, discovered that I could not complete the pruning specification (reduce height by half the 10-foot-tall crown), and informed my client that I would reschedule after I bought a long reach lopper. Chainsaw with new pico chain was mangling the small stuff and I could not reach into the middle with anything...
Then banking...
Then I drove out in the county to dump my 16 yard can of oak debris removed from the same site as my narrowest-ever lz, pictured below from last week:
That tree had three leaders, so I could span rig it. Overall, it's been a 3-day job - an 8 medium- and small-sized oak removal job with two single-branch reduction prunings requested by the unresponsive homeowner.
Then I picked up my son from 12:45pm early release. We watered ten 7-gallon spruce pines, two 7-gallon Virginia pines (no idea what these are but the grower threw them in for free because they had lean...), and a half-dozen 3-gallon upland tupelos and native persimmons. Then we watered our personal plants - blueberries, loquats, swamp chestnut oak red oak, and Nikita's Gift persimmon. Then we hooked the trickle charger to my dump rolloff trailer, caught up on the international chess championship, ate lunch/snack, went for a training jog, etc.
Then banking...
Then I drove out in the county to dump my 16 yard can of oak debris removed from the same site as my narrowest-ever lz, pictured below from last week:
That tree had three leaders, so I could span rig it. Overall, it's been a 3-day job - an 8 medium- and small-sized oak removal job with two single-branch reduction prunings requested by the unresponsive homeowner.
Then I picked up my son from 12:45pm early release. We watered ten 7-gallon spruce pines, two 7-gallon Virginia pines (no idea what these are but the grower threw them in for free because they had lean...), and a half-dozen 3-gallon upland tupelos and native persimmons. Then we watered our personal plants - blueberries, loquats, swamp chestnut oak red oak, and Nikita's Gift persimmon. Then we hooked the trickle charger to my dump rolloff trailer, caught up on the international chess championship, ate lunch/snack, went for a training jog, etc.
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Not tree work. Building a cargo trailer to store my tools n treasures.
Tree-Taylor
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Canada
RyTheTreeGuy
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Canada
Had some extra time to play today and let the groundie (aka friend who came to hang out) go back to basics on a beautiful majestic oak. First time for him in a tree for him...definitely not his last.
deevo
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Horseshoe Valley, Ontario, Canada
Picked up a few Christmas trees
Few maple picks
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Jehinten
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Evansville
Today consisted of rain, 30mph wind gusts, and dropping dead crispy cottonwood trees.
Still nicer than being stuck in an office.
last image is my throwline cube turning into a kite in a wind gust.
Still nicer than being stuck in an office.
last image is my throwline cube turning into a kite in a wind gust.B_Strange
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Simmonsville
Just starting in this field but climbed a small tree and removed branches over their driveway and while breaking in my new groundie
