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Wow. I need me one of those critters!!! :thumbup:

Lordy, that looks like an easy climbing job. Why break out the big guns???

Cuting and tossing when you should be roping = diminished production.

Hey, if you're not worried about production, then more power to ya.

As a climber, I've always wanted another arm coming out of the center of my chest. THAT would be awesome!

Cut and toss (and I wondered why I was aching all the time) was all I ever did in the beginning. In my old age I'll rope the limbs every chance I get. I can work bigger pieces, get it done quicker, and save wear and tear on my body.

Hear hear! :beer:

The final word is (99% of the time) two people working in a bucket is the mark of an amateur, and I'm finished discussing it. Ya'll fit three people in there if you think that's what you need.

I never thought about that - the difference in the actual bucket. Yet another reason for me sticking with conventional aerial lifts.

I'd take that bet. And, again, I maintain that it's a waste of manpower.

I can do that perfectly fine all by myself, just refer back to my video.

Thems the breaks, I guess!

Really?

Actually, that too but I didn't wanna bring a tear to Carl's eye. :lol:

Not necessarily "slower," but an inefficient use of manpower.

How are you doing that w/o another man in the bucket? :P

Does it move any slower when it's cold?

Hey, my house looks just like that! Go figure...

I wear a harness with a deceleration lanyard. I don't like the idea of hanging at the waist.

I was gonna axe... Are ya'll tied in?