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Pine and Maple with stumps easy fast day.1 setup for the lift Maple wood stayed 1 load of pine and around 20 yards of chips.
 

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It's been a while since I had a decent climbing project, but this one caught my eye. There are three dead limbs up in this pine. One is broken and hanging.
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I cut and dropped pieces off the broken one, and used a speedline to get the other two. It made a nice pile, and I'll come back tomorrow with the hand truck and trash can to move it to the curb.
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The rest of this tree I posted about a while back started dying as predicted, and the owners got a pro to take it down promptly as suggested. They did a first-class job...the neatest removal I've ever seen. All you see is a two-foot circle of fresh topsoil where the stump was. No sawdust, no stray needles, no grindings.
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