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That would likely be our main use here Chip, we get alot of root rot in our native oaks. I remember a lady saying, 'but it was so healthy, look at the leaves' while the crew was removing the tree from her car. The wood is often sound a foot off the ground and can be nearly non existent at or...

The problem with a regular drill is theres no read out, only the operator knows what he felt where as with the consistent pressure of the resistograph and the print out, results can be shared, re examined and seconded or questioned

Or if the chips are soft or powdery

Yeah but folks seem to balk at that, especially municipalities:D

Yes Nick, easy to store the info and transport into reports and such

$5k, the bluetooth model is $7k

Thats kind of limiting. Theres is need for some consulting but the market is coming I believe. Consulting doesn't seem to be the kinda thing one just gets into. I feel that a working arborist needs their day to day experience to transition over

Paul, I realized that when I was watching their vids, its a whole new world out there!

Good post. Reading the results would be the hard part. I believe I will look into a class or somesuch and see if it is for me. I know of two municipalities that would definatly use it, just to what extent.... Pay me and I will sit in court all day too!

May be early for one here, may be the right time. Thats a big part of the equation.

Been looking into possibly picking up a resistograph. Any of you have first hand experience with one or in depth experience? I would like to hear pros and cons of the device, how it may have helped your business, price structuring etc