44" DBH Bur Oak crane removal

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150 ton with jib.

From the pin to the trunk of the tree, the capacity was 6000 lbs. The last 2 picks both weighed in at 5000lbs.
 

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Very impressive work. What was the crane bill for that day? Big picks from that distance, pictures will not do that job justice.
 

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Damm who's the shutterbug, freakin big oak for these parts. those leads didn't stop coming. Nic job Jon got to love those big cranes and that swinger


What the F this ain't lumber speaking here! someones messin with my Avatar? TNT here, :? MB?
 
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Dont know what the crane bill was.

The tree was bid at around $11,000.

I imagine at least 4k went to the crane. The obstruction permits and 2 cops directing traffic cost another 1k.
 

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Holy schmoly, bet they are going to miss that tree and wont be able to forget the bill!!

Nice work, bet that took some coordination huh? To get a lane shut down round here you would probably need an automatic weapon!!
 
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Damm who's the shutterbug, freakin big oak for these parts. those leads didn't stop coming. Nic job Jon got to love those big cranes and that swinger


What the F this ain't lumber speaking here! someones messin with my Avatar? TNT here MB?



The salesman was onsite all day taking photos.


I cant take much credit really. I didnt do any climbing, just some sling setting and cutting from the roof. My hats off to the awesome crews I get to work with.
 

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Dont know what the crane bill was.

The tree was bid at around $11,000.

I imagine at least 4k went to the crane. The obstruction permits and 2 cops directing traffic cost another 1k.

4k sounds right.....damn I want a 150 ton job....lucky mofo. Looks like fun. How much wood/chips came off that one?
 

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Damm sorry john some how I'm loggin in as Carl . . . hmm I could get him in trouble . . . where are you MB figure this one out . . . ???
 
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4k sounds right.....damn I want a 150 ton job....lucky mofo. Looks like fun. How much wood/chips came off that one?



I wasnt counting loads, but I think there was at least 8 full chip loads at 15 yards each. The only wood we hauled off were the last 2 picks (the trunk), everything else went through the chipper. Gotta love an 18" chipper.
 
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Tight roads Mpls made you hire cops?



Yeah Dave, you are logged in as Carl. Log out and back in as yourself.

I think the cops came along with the obstruction permits because it is a busy road and we had it pinched down to one lane.
 
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