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I know there are private companies that do short term training courses. I know there are community college courses that teach arboriculture and some have a segment on climbing. But my sense is that the UK is far ahead of the US in this.

I’m curious, are there any professional training courses for climbers in the US? In the UK there are plenty of ‘college’ options to learn to climb, you pays your money and you takes your choice.

Mild and dry

Felt I should bring to your attention 2 billion views

Lotta pruning, 10+ trees, 2 small removals. Big brush trailer load cut down several/ many times while leaving small logs 3" and up for firewood.

About 3-4 " of white stuff More to come

Almost 60° today but windy very low humidity, burn ban in effect.

You’ll get there. Stay the course.

also i used a 24“ bar on it haha

used to have a 3120, i don‘t miss it. 395 is plenty around here. when i started my saw combination was a 290 and the 3120. ouch.

Stubborn type female :lol:

She's got more stamina than I do, that's for sure.

I was thinking about that vid yest yanking my (ported high compression) 3120. You don’t forget the decomp on that one.

The thing I’m trying to figure out is the difference between It’s just age take a Bayer And that needs fixed

Well first you master the art of the levers on the broom and rake, then hydraulic levers may come your way

It only gets worse, brother...sad to say.

Yanking my big saws has started to bother my elbows n stuff. Age sucks and I’m only barely starting.

My uncle hit a semi tire with a hammer. Once.