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Correct Sean. Both those guys in the video are Contract climbers. Although Jared, the big guy, is in the process of buying a chipper to start his own full Tree Service. I will schedule such jobs around their availability.

To me, they're a luxury Dan. They don't make you a better climber, faller, or increase your ability to move stuff. They wouldn't have sped up the job in the video any.

Tim, I used 2 separate lines through the job. 14 and 16mm. More significant is that I moved the rigging point way down into thicker, stronger wood when it came tithe heavy stuff. Negative rigging with 2 lines is really when you have to stop big logs abruptly....perhaps low down where there isn't...

Jibber Jabber and belly aching....no thanks

Thanks again This is a fiercely competitive area, Dan. There was actualky another reputable tree guy peering over the gate, waiting in line, as I was with the guy at the initial consultation/estimate. There's a lot of tree companies for a relatively small city. In my favor is that there's not...

The visit is just old Cory, Thanks Rico, it's the swing chest harness. Guy in Barbados. He's a member here. I don't know why I under bid Kevin. Just happens I suppose. The metal, volume of logs and chips. Yep, wasn't thinking clearly. Still, we scraped though in time.

Thanks all 2 days Rich. Alot of mass to rig down down, chip and split. Riddled with nails too, at 30ft, old tree house. I was a bit cheap at $3250. Later found out Davey Tree quoted $8400....which says to me 'We don't want the job'.

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