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Thats what I meant by my perspective being off. I can only see a few pics, whereas you made the call on site being able to see the whole job. Being that I've never bothered to strip a tree before craning, it seemed odd.

Rog, I'm not questioning the logic of your reply, you were there and made the call. We all have different way's of approaching these jobs. I would have more than likely topped it off on a sling to where the boom could reach, lifted the top out, then lifted all the sections out. I'm not saying...

On the multiple pine takedowns I've done with crane, it takes no longer to dismantle the trees with brush on, than off, but brushing them out first would add significantly more man hours to the job. A lot of the times we used a crane, it was to save all the brush dragging involved in taking...

Never ever for me. I'm paying for a crane to make my life easy.

Perspective is a little off I think, as in the pics, it looked like he managed to get the crane very close to the top.

Rog, why do you bother with all the hassle of stripping the crown if you have a crane coming in?