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Maybe you could find some sort of sheath for that boom so the next time it violates something there won't be any long term repercussions.

Yep.

Is the weatherhead the pole that attaches to the house? If so then yes I did.

Going camping in Nor Cal in two weeks right behind Mt. Lassen.

I am currently in the middle of a stupid streak. I had a pine tree with no power lines directly under it, so what did I do? I swung a branch 15' behind me and took out the house drop. Today I was driving down the highway telling my ground guy how I really need to replace my chipper tires in a...

Call for a scrench and take the power head off. Don't risk the power head just because the bar and chain are pinched. Half the time it is just the chain that is pinched and the bar will come out too.

I think we got it licked but none of his hose bibs are working as he just bought the house. We tried Simple Green, GoJo hand cleaner and another product. They all worked to a degree.

That's what I did on the job site.

Thanks guys. I hated myself for the rest of the day after I did that.

Today's blunder. I was on an easy job removing some 20' tall pines from the front yard of a newer house. The did the stupid oil cap trick on the 200T and drizzled a line of oil on the textured pavement. I used what I had to try to clean it up to no avail. I need to go back and try to get...

Now tell me if this is true for you guys. Some of the folks on whose jobs I have screwed up the worst on, swear by me and refer me to all their friends. I mean, I knocked a kid unconscious in the backyard of a Boise City Council Woman and they love me. What about you guys?

I wish I could get my old boss, Craig on here. I don't perfectly remember the story but it was something like tree falls the wrong way, knocks down powerline and burns up neighbor's Porche.

Nice. Well I knocked out a ground guy with a branch I threw since I posted last on this thread.

I wonder if osha has rules about keeping your pants on at job sites?

I removed the wrong oak tree.