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So I have watched quite a few crane removals, and done a bit of strapping, and a while back I was sent up to top an oak. Today I did my first 'full' crane removal. Nothing too serious but it was a good first one. I will post the timelapse video in the timelapse thread when its done uploading.

We used a 200ton for a cell job once. it was $1200/hour

We can usually do with the 30ton @ $130/hour one hour of travel charged one way. Hell most trees are done by 10 or 11 am

EMR: HOW DID IT GO?? WWB: If I am worried about the butt end swinging a line on it with a marline/half hitch/munter on the trunk works great...

Did you like my most recent timelapse? posted tonight.

Awesome! If you arent taking the wood it should be REALLY easy. Good luck!

I find that the logistics of keeping the processed chips and logs moving to keep up with capacity is one of the toughest challenges. Will you have enough truck on site to take the whole shebang in one load each? Will you have to run a load to chips to dump? Do you have 2 chip bodies? How much...

Tons of free time, IF you have a big chipper... Are you running an 18" model?

Take a whistle. Dont lift anything that weighs more than 25lbs... you got the crane. If you can, pick everything straight to the chipper, the op should be able to do it himself but if you have a winch on the chipper that helps too. If the crane stops moving you stop making money. Davey has...