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Would you believe it, snow event round 7 is underway, 3 inches here already. It's gonna change to rain soon though, maybe even big rain in the mts by Tues nite. but, till then, 2-3 feet of snow is s'posed to fall, reckon I'll ski the next two days before the deluge cometh.....

Mike, that's a Dolmar 5100S, wood ported by Ed Heard....takes small mount Husky bars.....

How many ya want, northerner....? Some are all orange,,,but I could paint 'em half and half for youse......

Never said I hate 'em. Heck, I have 13 of 'em.....plus, have had 3 stolen, and sold a few

that's my ehp Dolmar 5100S, Mike...... a bone stock 440, though 2 classes larger, has no chance against it, in small wood.

different video, rodent.. :/: ..at least it is now.....I think Mikey got sneaky and changed it to the one he meant to link to.

It was funner this way. Cutting it up would have been dicey. It would have required at least one line to work off, as the tree couldn't have been used for stability while walking around. The snow wouldn't allow branches (and probably not the wood either) to be rolled or tossed off. We had to...

Here's a way too long video, with me running off at the mouth. kick me. it's 49 mb..... <object width="400" height="302"><param name="allowfullscreen" value="true" /><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always" /><param name="movie"...

With the snow still there, I don't know for sure. But all I saw was one ripped roofing shingle....Bill said there was no evidence of any damage from inside the attic. The way the tree had split, barber chair like, it may have been bent well over before it gave way...and the snow would have...

OK, so, as I said we'd do, Mike climbed the hemlock and set a block. I'd thrown a line in at 60 feet, from the roof, and Mike set the block, through a retrievable. But I felt it wasn't high enough to give us a good line angle, so asked Mike to climb up and set the rigging higher, which he did...

Nice, Mike.....the D90, right?! I just brought my wet climb gear in, and loosely coiled 7 ropes, hung them all by the woodstove. All told, about 1500 feet of rope.... Now to download the few photos, and edit the video. and get ready for bed as the mt snow is back, and the upper chair at...

Relax, boys. We started late, hoping to miss the rain. It worked. It had just stopped when we arrived. Just after we got the 59 foot top off the house and down, and I stowed my cameras, it started drizzling. It took close to an hour to derig everything, and cut the 40 foot snag down (that I was...

muggs. YES, yes, and YES!! do a search....also at treebuzz... go progressive, go advanced, you and all around you will be amazed when yiu start using modern techniques..which start with simple things like blocks, portawraps, mechanical advantage, split tails, and go on and up from there. Old...

Thanks to Andy (lakeside_53 from AS), we were called to remove 80 feet of a hemlock which failed onto a multi-million dollar home, from the snow load. This is at Lake Tuck, near Duvall, where there was 2 feet of snow on the ground or more, from 6 different snow events. The roads are barely...