Everyday working man.
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TreeHouser
Joey needs a skull bucket. And no I am not a PPE nazi but a helmet is as essential as a chainsaw for tree work.
Stay safe!
Stay safe!
SeanKroll
Treehouser
I think that's giant grass work.
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I take it he has never had the snap on his flipline snag a limb as he rappelled out of a tree and hit him in the noggin? that hurts even with a helmet lol
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
You should see what it'll do to your toof too.
havent done that yet, been hit by lots of stuff, normally the arm with my flipline snap, I quit getting hit in the head about the time I did it the third time, I clip the snap back to my harness now instead of letting it hang
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TreeHouser
Well at least a sun hat.
Normzilla
Treehouser
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More tree pics, this was a nasty storm 2018. About 3 am, people stranded not able to get through on county roads. I had a blade truck and a 372xp. Solo, headlamp going dead. A lady in a prius asked if she could help by shining her headlights, I said please, that would be wonderful..this was Stewart's point Skaggs springs road. Coast side, then I found 3 more firs lots of cutting that day, night. Went about 23-27 hours
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Burnham
Woods walker
Norm, the last 10 or so years of my 32 years with the USFS on the Mt. Hood NF, my job was road system manager/maintenance. I can relate, brother.
vharrison
Island Girl
Interesting title to your thread although, that is not something every man can do. I’ve been in this business a pretty long time and imho, tree work, skilled tree work is reserved for the very few. Men or women, very very few. I have the highest regard for those that can and do it everyday. That is why I’ve been with this forum so long.
Having only one woman on this forum that does it every day, well, she, Bermy, is amazing.
Having only one woman on this forum that does it every day, well, she, Bermy, is amazing.
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Tree work is for almost no one.
Much respect for all the real tree men, and especially tree women.
Much respect for all the real tree men, and especially tree women.
Normzilla
Treehouser
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Well I guess my meaning of the title is I'm an everyday guy tree guy..and it's just for ordinary people and everyday work, farm, firewood whatever cutting, and the pros too. I don't know just figured for everyday people I'm no celebrity
you are correct in not many can pass the test. And women included.as.working man
SeanKroll
Treehouser
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