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61” oak, biggest we’ve done in a while. I got to hang out with the crew all day too (I do sales when I’m not consulting for municipal... -
Big ugly redwood from a few weeks ago. Huge limbs tangled up in each other that all had to be rigged. Brand new fancy greenhouse was...
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Pretty much! We had a customer years ago build a glass sunroom and install a new shed under the tree we were supposed to remove in his...
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Jehinten replied to the thread Texting a business card.Samsung also has a feature to scan an image. This makes a better more professional image. Even if the camera is angled to the card yo... -
Big ugly redwood from a few weeks ago. Huge limbs tangled up in each other that all had to be rigged. Brand new fancy greenhouse was... -
chiselbit replied to the thread Work Photos.Bet that crazy top was “fun”. “Where should we build our new greenhouse? Oh, I know. Let’s put it under the biggest tree on the property!”
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Just had another good friend pass away two weeks ago. She was my best friend’s wife (he passed away 21 months ago). So now I’m tasked... -
61” oak, biggest we’ve done in a while. I got to hang out with the crew all day too (I do sales when I’m not consulting for municipal... -
Big ugly redwood from a few weeks ago. Huge limbs tangled up in each other that all had to be rigged. Brand new fancy greenhouse was... -
@False Hemlock doing some big limb removals in some big firs today:
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All the previously mentioned reasons can cause this issue. Some trees/woods will store tension and pinch. Some inner bark will swell...
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The bar rails themselves can splay open in time with heavy use. A bar rail closer might be the ticket.
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Like said above, the bar rails themselves need dressed much more than the burrs on the sides. We run our bars across a rail grinder at...
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Not sure if this has been said but along with dressing the sides of the bar for burrs, you also need to dress the rails. The chain tends...
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The bar can get tweaked sideways just enough from hard usage that it won't run true. You won't notice it by eye just looking along the...
