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I had a tag line on it. But was holding a camera, not the line... and was thinking it would be for swinging the log off the roof---didn't recognize that the line sideload would do the job for us.

I'm pretty sure I posted this challenge last fall...but here it is again, for any who missed it.....I'm glad that was Patrick up there! <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/uVujj7GSgP8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

And another...... I'd left the GRCS behind, because I didn't look close when I bid it, didn't notice the top had broken... thought it was balanced on the roof, which meant I could have cut the butt out a ways, where it would have just hit the ground.....and the top would have stayed put...

Agreed. Pat's groundie is young and dumb, but he is learning. And Pat is fast..and occasionally a tad careless. I would have had the helper catch and carry each section...easier, no bending over, and less chance of hurting the roof--which was fine. Pat got careless with a locust Tuesday...

Wow, there's some riff raff on Arb Site..... of course I've known that for a long time. It's not fun like it used to be.

The camera is set up on top of a much larger western white pine trunk (see the close up of the roots) which fell onto their chain link fence, and 30 feet further away it was still ~14-16" diameter where it impacted the freeway privacy wall. I don't think the wall is that close to the traffic...

Two small hemlock uprooted and fell onto my client's Shoreline home, taking the top half of a stone dead hemlock with them. The driveway was too steep for a crane, and I figured out a method to get them removed with no further damage. First I set a line at a mere 15-18 feet in the dead hemlock...

Finally, my only job from the latest storm involving trees on house..... Lady quit dragging her feet simce Monday Am, and called this am..I'm headed over shortly to prep it, get cameras ready, then Pat and his crew shows up in about 3 hours. Should be easy, just have to fine tune some details...

Yup. It was a breeze to bore cut each one.... no need to break out the cant hook. or bend over as far...... and the angle of the cuts was part of the reason why I switched hands.... it was comfy.... That was a dullish 372/375, stock, save for a dual ported muffler.

I was also afraid to cut properly as being squared up and all woulda made my butt look huge, like it has gotten......... :lol:

Easy peasy.. might need a coupla rear shocks tho.....

About eight dollars. I got a flat from a sharp rock in the gravel driveway.... Too fast of a leak to drive it to the Les Schwab. $108 service call, I'd been paid $100 for the job... not even a mile from my house. Great people.... tenant lives in a way cool cabin..that's his totalled...

Got this response on another forum: I wonder if he knows he's holding the saw wrong - left handed instead right. He's right over top of the bar. To which I replied: "Yawn. That would be me, buzz.... and I've been an arborist for over 40 years. I think I know how to run a saw..... but the...

Dang, Our 3rd windstorm in less than 3 weeks.... Now maybe if it had been a Ford 4x4, it could have been driven off to the mill with the log...Ya think?? View on YT, HD and full screen <iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/GFEZjeql_B4" frameborder="0"...