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Nothing, Greg. The customer simply wanted more light. Yep, the trees were easy....just plenty of work processing the many large curved limbs. Easier than the massive laurel hedge we started yesterday for a good friend. The hedge is below his property. We've eyed it for 15 years. It's 30 feet...

47 There was three of us, but just Mike and this grizzled fella on Geritol for the first half of the big cedar till Doug showed up. Needless to say, we wuz gettin' our butts whipped. Twas nothin like the big sequoia, as there was no roping needed. just get em into the chipper pronto...

True, stig, But these were open grown trees. Cedar grown in the forest would have been 160 feet tall, not 95-100, and had a tiny fraction of the brush.

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Started dry and finished wet The first was mammoth.....7 feet at ground level, 4.5-5 feet dbh...and hollow. along with a younger double stemmer, and some fir limbing, we produced 45+ yards of chips. Pat climbed the big fella, I did the smaller one, then Wraptored up the biggie to drop two 17...