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People hate it when you work fast.

Do those big chunks burn up too or are they too fat and gnarly?

Aw hail yeah.

2 weeks work for 31 k, righteous bucks, no doubt. If a lot of your jobs involve limited clean up, thats a big plus for the solo guy, clean up is the bear, cutting is the cake. I don't have any photos that are more interesting than the badger.

If Holman is that good at peddling daylight, he should probably ditch the cutting and just do sales...

Maybe you are right and I am wrong. A bangin 3 man crew with 75' bucket, large chipper and stump machine, wheel loader would do probably at least 5x's more than a single tree guy on most jobs. Add in a crane and it would be 10x more. $1600.00 for that 3 man crew would be low but its not like...

Holman knows his way around a chainsaw and he's a good contributor here, and more power to him that his in his 50's doing tree work for a living. But all the bragging about how tough he and his kind are for living in cold climates, all the poo pooing of people who use cranes for tree removal...

I find it impossible to believe 1 man can do tree work and make $1600.00/day on average, alone. No way. Maybe on a certain, perfect job, or doing stumps, or Ipm, but not general tree work.

$1600.00/ day, alone? Nope.