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My first SRT Climb with HH, The Haas, and CT FA. LOVE IT! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2xspkehHxc

Thanks fellas, i appreciate the discussion.

I have never had a problem with offering a "difficult" client another option. More than not they call me back to do the job. It shows confidence,honesty and integrity and that i have standards i won't compromise, even if those standards cost the client more money going with me. But in the end...

Safety for everyone is always more valuable then a good paying job! Thanks!

Exactly!

Ya cabling or bolting were thoughts, but i really think the tree has been exposed too long and really don't think the integrity is there to support bolting or cabling.

Ya sorry, didn't have cam with me. Ya it's an old injury from lightining and has 4 branches that grew from the stem at that point, obviously years ago. The spilt goes down the stem about 3 feet as far as i could tell, maybe more inside, who knows. If it was my tree it would be gone, lonnnngggg...

That's exactly what I told them. I offered up contact info for another company that my give them the answer they want to hear, but at the end of the day, i have to be comfortable that when i leave the site it will be safe for the client and family.

Tough estimate today. Clients really want to keep their big spruce in her back yard. Problem: 4 big branches off damaged crotch at 30'. Crotch is split down centre of stem. 3 of 4 big branches need removal, in my opinion, to at least make it safe. Leaving one, to allow the tree to remain a tree...

Haha, that was my thought! Moron on so many levels!

I pay my guy $20/hour and he's more than worth it. I throw him extra on the really good jobs. A good groundie is priceless! Starter, i will still pay $15.00/hour. But i would be looking for experience. I really don't want to hire a complete newb or guys i would get for offering 10.25/hour. Get...

Thanks Stig!

Here are my hounds..Banjo and Rhythm and Diesel but lost him a couple years ago.

Cool hounds squishy, looks like you have a great hunk of land there. I'm jealous! Back in the day i just about ended up in that area. The BC gov had a provincial jail scheduled for build in westview and was on the list to transfer. As an Officer not an inmate! BUt it fell through so i stayed up...

I hear ya, i hate the books. Necessary evil! I used Express Accounts. It's free for the first 5 employees and can easily migrate to other programs.

Good day fellow Canadian arborists, tree care companies and rec climbers. If you are like me, as much as I love shopping at treestuff and other arborist supply stores online in the States and Europe, I don't love paying the heavy shipping costs and duty. I was hoping to be able to get all my...

Ya we have a page dedicated to our small and humble online store. A.R.T. gear right now and expanding from there. Presently working on offering an SRT option as well, most likely the HH system. Check it out. www.thetreewhisperer.ca/A.R.T.html Feel free to email me as well. info@thetreewhisperer.ca

That's why i started selling Arb gear in Canada, online. Started with A.R.T. and build from there. Interested in ART gear let me know and we can work something out.

Well of course the benefit if being able to actually try them on is huge. I like shopping online for gear but boots are so risky, every boots fits different. But when I stuck my feet in the Chippewa I knew. Comfy like a slipper but a good well made sturdy boot. Should be great with the spurs.