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The owner asked specifically to not drop anything. Behind was a bit of irregular slop, with lots of targets little plants.:D To the right was flower bed with 1 meter free space to manouver, also this right side was a downhill ending in a pool:cry:. Did I mention the septic tank 2,5 meters far...

an old friend of mine and also the person who got me into treeclimbing would only use rigging as a last resort and therefore lacked practice when it became really hairy. nice to see euc‘s in europe :)

I cut down a dry pine tree. Then he cut down the spruce that shaded the pine and juniper and a few other trees.

Doubtless.

tough too, I expect

Cool as shit is more like it! Very admirable.

@Naturarbo Not to cast any stone at your work or the way you pursue it...but just from what I can see from your posted vids it seems like (I know, pics/vids never show the whole scene :)) that at least some of that work could have been felled either whole, or a lot earlier in the process after...

Sounds like more than a few of the logging crews I knew back in the 70's and 80's.

A rare bird, her.

Yup...go big or go home, as noted :).

Exciting stuff, 19" pine, ~90' tall, through the chipper in ~4:10 minutes. Hecka handy

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I met a couple weeks ago with the son of the first guy who ever gave me a shot at the tree biz, logging in Maine in '77. The son is in the septic biz and we need a new one at the camp. I asked him if he knew this crazy mofo I had worked there with, Earl. The 2 stories about Earl that I...