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Got out and shot 18 holes with little brother. His first round ever. Had a blast. We're both terrible, him just a bit moreso. Snowflake has a nice course, and a good number of residents have a few more balls in their back yard.

Yeah, I read that somewhere.

Old folks generally report higher happiness levels than young folks

Things filling out a bit S’funny, cos when you get into your 60s the die is cast to a certain extent, you’ve only got a few more years in serious business. The debt load is minimal or nonexistent. You now know you’re not going to take over the world, but you’ve stayed solvent for 3 decades...

Day rate on 75', Cat 305/Volvo 58, F550 and a 1590xp or 1990xp, and three workers was 4200 in 2023.

Suburban logging Buddy’s dead cow hauler dump with 12k winch works a treat

When we’d use a crane we’d net 3500-4k

Go figure. During Covid with 3 men, 75’ rear mount Terex, 18” chipper, Kubota R520, large stumper, I’d be averaging 2800. When things calmed down after Covid, 2300-2600 was typical.

exactly why I won't even go look at it, some other chump is going to do it for $300 and leave a nasty stump cut, they always do on the other hand, there was a landscaper on a local group looking for a tree guy to come do some work at his customers property, usually these get around 50 comment...

We had manti for dinner today.

Here, salt cedar and pine get light. Mesquite medium, euc gets heavier, haha! Ironwood sinks in water...

Yesterday I somehow misread that as $5k a day. We’re an outlier for equipment/ efficiency I reckon, but we absolutely wouldn’t work as a crew for $2000-2500/day. I’d send one of our part time guys out solo with the little excavator and/or stump grinder for that. Even before the latest...

That sounds to cheap for 3 men and a chipper, even without haul-off/ disposal.

Even if you got the job you are four hours on the road already. Times however much gear you need to do the job. $900 naw! $9000 sounds better if the job an hour away, excluding my brother in Milwaukee.

Sugar maple and beech come to mind.

How bout a big rottonwood? Been eyeing it dead for years thinking about offering to whack it, storm beat me

don't say these things infront of me LOL, I'm trying my best to not drive to the cat dealer and buy one right now 😆

Some species do not get significantly lighter when dry