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Yes I've heard of it happening on here more than once. I've lent mine out a number of times with good success so far.

My copy is actually lent out to a green tree worker at the moment. I should bug them about where they're at with it soon.

When I get rid of my book one day. I will give it to someone. Fundamentals has given me so much it would feel wrong to do otherwise.

It is. Just seems rude in a fairly small relatively tight nit industry like treework. Most people see and respect what a selfless, dedicated and monumental task it would be to have created that book. And to me it seems wrong to try to take advantage of that. That's how it seems to me. People...

Still seems, I dunno. I'm on my first coffee, maybe I'll see it differently after the second?

Yah, I sure hope so too. Wow $1200. I'm not saying it's not worth it. But it kind of irks me to think that someone else is going to make some big bucks off of Jerrys hard work like that?

And all the topping part with a cast still on his foot!

Ohhhh that 88 video was gold for me. I worked a Washington swing yarder only once, I'm not sure if it was a 88 or not. I also worked with a eaglet carriage like the one on that Christy for years, the thump of that one lunger diesel that runs the slack puller in it really brought back some...

Dang man it's a must have no doubt about it. There's no way you could read that book and not pick up a few things. I don't care who you are.

Damn Willie, that's the trump card man. No one can beat that collection, nice.

Ha ha Brian that's the sweet set-up alright.:thumbup:

Well maybe my link will help some of the slower types like myself find their way there.:lol:

And because Gerry is to much of a gentlemen to promote himself. http://www.atreestory.com/index.php Seriously if you don't have the book, order it. Lol oops, or you could just click Gerry's link in his sig line I suppose

You bet, on both the book and the tree sizes :lol: . Indispensable book, I can't say enough about it myself. With all the costs involved in climbing and treework, it'd be foolish to not own this book imo.