Today....

Sounds brutal. Are you doing the process outlined by the new law?

There’s a small chance the company I work for will do it in-house which will reinvigorate my motivation to get it.
Yes I am. Even without the law, I would have chosen to do the class as I have zero experience driving a truck over 26,000lbs. With this course I have 40hrs of a classroom setting to get through this week, then 120 hrs of behind the wheel training over the following three weeks.


It’s a long vacation from tree work just as the weather is starting to get nice here, but I’m hoping the new equipment that it brings will make up the down time that I’m having now.
 
In todays episode of urban tree work. Finishing up an awkward cable in a Tulip that was in the 85’ range and removing some big deadwood and storm damage. Two climbers, my buddy at the top on a crazy limb walk. To be completely critical of myself I’m not sure about the efficacy of a cable with such a sharp angle that this tree ended up with. A1EAA4F4-35E8-4178-A03A-D57383B8913A.jpegA2C32968-062E-436A-A395-84097CA6A245.jpeg
 
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High face-cuts squeezed these three hemlocks in.

Smallest was facecut higher, from a springboard, an underutilized tool in residential work, I think. Sometimes you just need to be 3' taller.

Woulda been better than the rock and fire hydrant for the last.

All's well that fells well.
 

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