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Works a treat for me. Different strokes, diff. folks.

Do you have arthritis or just weak spots?

Just gotta love the Stihl small saws. 200 and 201 FTW :rockhard: :rockhard:

Understood. I was mainly noting it as a technique I hadn't seen before and some here at the House might be interested in

I hear ya on the tight bend radius but on those size pieces I gotta believe it is zero issue.

True. Plus you could set up the same thing near base for ground man

Speaking of self lowering, in the opening of AH's vid linked below, a simple, effective, and therefore ingenious method for in-tree friction. I hadn't seen it before and it looks sweet.

Great pics! Yeah maybe that grizzer bear hibernation thing isn't such a bad idea- looks cold!

Gotta love it! Same more or less as @SeanKroll afaik. Hit us with some pics, you must have a bunch or em, its been awhile

Are you still banging out work solo?

Great to read you bruh!

He was a good poster. I see he checked in a while back. Was hoping he'd say hi next time

@Tarzan , hey buddy, what have you been up to? Post up next time you stop by!

Nice post for sure, Cody Post em up Brian.

omg, the whole question of getting employees to do tree work remains, but God, sir, farm out that ridiculous paper work bull shite. That stuff'll kill ya.

Ha, good riff on the George T song. Long time no post, Cody, where ya been??

Hella thread!

Door-slammer-haters anonymous, unite!!

Wow, nice. I worked alone a fair amount when I was starting my biz, but not much for a long time now. It would be something to get re-used to. Being all old n chit, I frequently am double checking most everything with the help of other sets of eyes on the crew, not sure I would totally trust...

I also dig the fact that slamming doors makes someone else's blood boil too. TH rockin.