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  1. cory

    Clean up techniques

    Cool. Nothing like a big backpack. I got by for years with just a handheld, but now, a backpack rules.
  2. cory

    Clean up techniques

    Nice. What's the br600, a Stihl sweeper?
  3. cory

    Clean up techniques

    ok, I'll bite, what do you mean, you never rake?
  4. cory

    Clean up techniques

    Yes, I would agree accidental dropping of tools is every bit as likely and dangerous as falling tree parts. The longer I'm in this business the more wary I am of any and all possible problems. It is one of the things about the internet that is most valuable to me, learning of the mishaps that...
  5. cory

    Clean up techniques

    I don't doubt you at all. For me though, one guy in one stem, the other in the other.
  6. cory

    Clean up techniques

    Nick, having a climber work over another climber's head, even indirectly over, sounds wacky/dangerous. I must be missing something in what you are describing. We always have one climber per side of tree, when we team prune. I had a forestry body. If the removal was sizable we would disconnect...
  7. cory

    Clean up techniques

    Depends on the tree. Another plus to dropping alot and cleaning up after is that its safer, no danger of somebody getting hit by something aerial. A drawback is if there is nothing else to do in the meantime, the ground guy is chilling so time is wasting.
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