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yeah you hate it when they get the estimate and say, "Is that all??" Lol pity bonus

Ha, so far, me too. Hey, a neighbor will probably see us working and come over and want his 1500$x 3hour tree plucked outta the backyard....Yes sir, I think we can do that today for ya!!!:D Doh! simul posts, 09

Gary, awesome post. Yeah, 'getting away with it' is what I was trying to convey. Ya know, "old climbers and bold climbers but no old n bold" And I like that, 'survive and thrive'. Is that a saying or you just come up with that now??!? Flush, I hear ya. But I don't want to change the price...

Ha ya got me, 09. I went back and looked again. Highline is out. Guys, etc, are out. No access for spider or tractor. Crane could probably reach over house from manicured front yard and one-pick it. Extension adder looks like it might work, ladder would be taking most of my weight, I could zip...

No guy line option. Gonna go back and look re highline or spider or crane

More good info there. Good idea, 09 but ground is too steep for scaffolding. I gotta go back and look again at the tree :|:

Good info, CV, much appreciated

Sound advice. I forgot to mention all the growth is in the top 8-10' so removing weight as I go isn't an option. Shooting a line is a good idea though the usual issues of shooting a line into a tree by the fence, ie, throw bag falls on the neighbor's side which could be problematic plus...

I have a tricky tree removal, might do it tomorrow. It's a hemlock, fairly small, maybe 35' tall. It goes up from the ground about 10' then curves like a banana out and on up to the top. In the tension side of the curved area is loads of rot with some healing callus on the sides. Its in a...