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Sea Eagle tries to kill a small Dolphin in Norway. https://www.vg.no/video/297834/aldri-sett-lignende?utm_source=vgfront&utm_content=hovedlopet_row27_pos1&utm_medium=dre-6664a6bc20b7170f0fa60b6b&utm_term=vgtv_personalized_front-test&utm_campaign=overlay-main-android

Good tip, thanks.

Thank you for admitting to that! I really appreciate it!. Just trying to set the record straight over here. It's a confusing knot made even more convoluted by this latest trend among arborists and tree climbers! =-D

...and your Chi crystals.

Pipe the exhaust straight up.

I have Aspen as backup fuel my saws. It would be expensive running it(Aspen4) in the chipper. It would cost $164 to fill the tank, or ~$40/hr.

Use Alkylate fuel like the overpriced Stihl Motomix, or the more affordable Aspen 2. I'd add a little extra Echo Red Armor oil to either. Engines will richen up in the heat and humidity. Make sure the air filters stay clean.

Good to read you are in the clear and sounds like karmic forces are in your favor.

I already knew this stuff, but most people don't really understand how things work, or consider the small details that makes things work, so I like videos like these:

Ok, I stand corrected.

The horses seem to know what's up and who to trust :lol:

I'll make this quick... My Short Form videos for the Double Dragon fixed loop knot (less than 60 seconds long)... #1 #2: My Long Form videos for the Double Dragon and how to tie two most popular tying methods. I will also demonstrate how to use each tying method to connect the loop to...

Never heard this perspective before...

For all of the "creepy fisherman" in your lives...

Worked with Mike on the job we were on last week. He's removing hangers here... I was telling him, ICE exhaust has really been bothering me lately. I was feeding the chipper, and felt like I was gonna fall out. Running my saws even for a minute gets me feeling half sick. Some of it's the...

They also really like it when things land flat. Also @Tree09, I totally agree that a GRCS or similar could compete with a crane. It can go anywhere, crane, not so much. I just did my first crane removal on the 6th, after 20 years doing tree stuff. Meanwhile, I've done tons of lifting and...