Winchman
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- Southwest Georgia
I started removing dead limbs from three pines in a neighbor's yard Monday, and finished up Wednesday. I made five climbs in all.
This tree had one broken limb hanging by a thread, which I was able to cut easily. The other dead limb was completely broken off and tangled in some lower branches. I had to cut some pieces off to free it up, attach a rope, and then pull it down after I was on the ground.

I had to make three climbs on the largest tree to get the stuff in these two pics, two on one side with a break for lunch in between, and then one on the other side the next day to finish up.


I made the second climb on Wednesday to get mostly small stuff from the third tree.

I'm just amazed at the amount of wood I've been able to cut with the Carona 10" folding saw I got from Lowe's for twenty bucks. I carry a spray can of penetrating oil to keep it from getting gummed up. It's hard to imagine that an expensive Silky would be much better.
This tree had one broken limb hanging by a thread, which I was able to cut easily. The other dead limb was completely broken off and tangled in some lower branches. I had to cut some pieces off to free it up, attach a rope, and then pull it down after I was on the ground.

I had to make three climbs on the largest tree to get the stuff in these two pics, two on one side with a break for lunch in between, and then one on the other side the next day to finish up.

I made the second climb on Wednesday to get mostly small stuff from the third tree.
I'm just amazed at the amount of wood I've been able to cut with the Carona 10" folding saw I got from Lowe's for twenty bucks. I carry a spray can of penetrating oil to keep it from getting gummed up. It's hard to imagine that an expensive Silky would be much better.






































