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Doing good, been busy. How bout yourself?

It’s been awhile. Thought I would see if I remember how to do this. This was cut by a friend. I just hung out and took pictures!

Rich- nice looking equipment and good pictures too. Bermy- In the first couple pictures I was wondering why you were using such a tiny strap to hold the split together and then I realized it wasn’t a small strap but a big tree. That time lapse would be fun to see...

Great pics Jed, makes me dizzy just looking up at’m.

Gary you should recruit some boy scouts with their canoes to pull that thing over and drag it away... almost a guarantee they would do it. :D

That’s the part of tree work that I don’t like. Laying in bed thinking about it... I’m looking forward to seeing pictures of the process and the big splash when it hits the water.

That orange painted box must be the emergency spill kit, complete with toilet paper and a clean set of underwear. ;)

Thanks guys Height was an issue with the tops in the locust. The crane without the jib is only 61’ and I wasn’t real excited about throwing another 20’ of leverage on the end.

I figured the best way to screw up was by taking BIG pieces, so I kept everything relatively small.

Spring has finally sprung around here lately. Not been to active on the computer but I have been out working a little. I am really close to finishing a job I started in January :/:. Been putting it off because the weather hasn't been real great. Had my first go around with a crane and the...

That's what I was thinking... Love the padlock idea too! So much useful knowledge here abouts.

That first picture is a cool one. Nice hinge too but that one looks like it might be off about 1/32”. Nothing a little practice won’t fix. :P

Good pics Jed, even if they are sideways and the stump looks like it was cut by a drunk faller. :P My phone loads most pictures sideways. If I want to make sure they are right side up I have to load them with my computer.

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Whenever I leave the mini excavator on the job I hang the key on the oil dipstick. It's not totally fool proof but at least it's not in the ignition and it's always with the machine.

Nice run of pics there Cursed!

That is a cool picture!

Those big ripe pumpkins can be hard to save out simetimes, no matter the conditions. Great pics and video, it great you took the time for it all.

Bermy that is a crazy cool looking pine!

Nice job Sean. Something tells me that asphalt was cleaner when you finished than it was when you started.