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https://youtu.be/6SVKfzWlY5c https://youtu.be/zInvvI-dG-4

Not necessarily. I hit the same mail truck two days in a row with brush tips on tops and it was moving both times.

Have fun with your pain oak!

Plant trees in your deck, they'll do fine.

Burnham, I take down about 1,400 trees a year with wedges or a bottle Jack. I don't think for a second that it is a "stones" issue. I think it is a experience issue. If most days you only take down a few trees you are not going to have the background to know a hinge in an intimate fashion...

On wedges vs. pull line. The hinge is going to hold or it is not. I have logged, and I have done residential tree work. I live and work in an area with millions of dead Ash trees. I wedge a ton of them over. I'll very seldom stop a guy from hanging a pull line, because if that brings the drop...

Made a chair for homeowners grandkid.

Just one of our oaks. I'm on the crane ball, the other guy is one of our fatter women. Was a great climber many moo s ago, but now he has a little lift that moves him around.��

https://youtu.be/c8SQtClj5LY Crazy lady, dark, chickens, and so on.

Little crane work last Saturday with some dead ash.

You rang?

Looks like a black cherry? Always hollow it seems.

Roll off as in dumpsters? That seems like a good sized project. Eta: will you need to back fill better soil?

Blowing stuff up is fun. One day I will take a tree down with tannerite. Nice saw.

Wow. Still trying to get the photo thing down. I least I have them centered the right way, not sure about all those extras at the bottom.

Nice notch cursedvoyce. This tree started uprooting, and recently started cracking the brick retaining wall and leaning pretty good after a recent bit of wind. There is a repair on the brick wall but I'm not sure if it is related to the tree or not. This is where I came down to wait for the...

Blocked out or original. A bore cut with two horizontal cuts. From back when the chainsaw was new and the thinking was you got more wood that way. Was ultimately found that a modified Humboldt or a bottom face made more wood as it was faster to do and still made the sawmill happy. The top face...

And yes, doing the angle cut first is a commitment, so be right.