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what are you doing there Deva? just cutting back limbs? now that i think on it its been a while since i had a euc job...

if your asking me, it took 4 days in total.

and the most mindblowing part is that the tree was only 55 years old!

last bunch. didnt take any pics of the grinding cause, you know, grinding. meh.

more!

more of brushing it out...

some cool work guys! heres mine from this week. redwood multi trunk pushing a water main out of the ground. took two days with two climbers to brush it and two smaller redwoods out, then a long day with the crane to load out six truck loads of logs, and finally a full day to grind the stumps. i...

makes me glad im indoors today.

it works ascent and descent, mostly single rope.

that is the device i made. i works splendid so far.

;)

those roof tiles look VERY brittle. me and Bowleggedgoat in a nice little redwood

i have some better perspective pics, but they dont seem to want to load:(. too big mb?

sadly i have no machines :(. but i do have some cool trees to climb for fun :D. this one is a western sycamore at a local park. measured out at around 100' tall with two bee hives in the hollows. the railroad spikes are arranged like they were used as a ladder back in the day. i can just imagine...

driver didnt have a cell phone? looks like a very buisy jobsite for sure. nice job.

it was a doug fir. right on the ridge of the mountain, fantastic view of silicon valley from up there!

heres a few pics from bowleggedgoat. this is his first crane job, that is him (Alec) on the right and me on the left. great tree for training as i could be right there with. he did really well and im pretty sure he had fun too!

oops, see next post.

maybe its just me, but that is a dirty, dirty couple of pictures:/:.