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Yeah Jay, those crane trucks are a dime a dozen here, all from Japan! I use a guy with a 5 section 4 ton crane, I've ridden the hook on that one to 50' for some smaller pine takedowns. The whole thing fits in the dump bed and away we go. I have also used them to pick a whole palm tree, just cut...

Well Murph, a crane is not the only loading option I have, by any means, just doing double duty...I'm sure I could do the job differently as evidenced by the range of replies, and if these trees were in an open area with no roads or power lines near them as these have, I would probably try some...

Haha for real Stig!

The road is about 5'' behind the trees, and 6' down a bank. Power line there as well. Forward is the only option. All the branches are getting chipped. Some interesting perspectives here for sure,thanks. Again, the value of a forum (however limited to pictures long distance), for those of us...

Sorry, the wood is not valued...its going to the dump to be turned into compost. I've only ever had one client ask me to leave Norfolk Pine sections for them to age. Flares are hidden, and the ground is as it was when they were planted...all fill and rubble underneath. I have never done any...

They are on the top of a bank right next to a road...HO don't like how much crap they drop in the road, clogging the drain and are concerned for them possibly falling on the house (and power line) in the background one day. They have been watching them swing and sway and shed branches in...

Why, what would you do? Ride the hook to limb them up, sections will go straight into the trucks...

Norfolk Pines...two on the left are coming out...bid was accepted today! I will TRY not to leave nasty stubs like last time:what: