SkwerI
Treehouser
I have yet to meet a person with a tattoo above the neck who was trustworthy. It's like part of their brain is broken, causing them to want to permanently disfigure their face.
How'd it go today?
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Mick!
TreeHouser
Never the ones you suspect is it!
flushcut
TreeHouser
It’s probably better for Cosmo to not make contact. He had a weapon and I felt in danger officer.
over qualified for that job LOL
Kaveman
Treehouser
That dude would fall in the chipper on accident, and then Stephen is gonna make me crawl in there and clean all the pedo juice out. Gonna clog the chute.
BlackSmith
Uncivil
I think it’s great, the same with the multicolored hair “people”. Rattles on a rattlesnake are also great in that they serve as a warning.
i don‘t know, i had the „pleasure“ to meet many crooks that dressed conservative and also people with (to me) weird tattoos that where extremely kind and warmhearted.
it’s hard sometimes but i think its worth it to not focus on prejudices so much.
it’s hard sometimes but i think its worth it to not focus on prejudices so much.
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Rut-ro?
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Climbed to 120' in a 4' diameter fir at the waters edge to handle some large deadwood.
I love a leather cambium saver. So easy and light.
No chipping. No gas saws.
1-2 miles from my shop.
Thankful.
I love a leather cambium saver. So easy and light.
No chipping. No gas saws.
1-2 miles from my shop.
Thankful.
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flushcut
TreeHouser
It sounds like one of those jobs that puts a smile on a tree guys face.
Nah, just tired. 4 elm/ash slammed easy. Last one was tough bushy aleppo pine. Slung chain couple times and got pinched at the end. Forgot backup saw was inop. Forgot didn't have full size axe in truck. Had to chop out with estwing fireside friend. I mean, I could have left the bar until today, but I'm stup-born like that.
West wind season has come though, feels amazing.
Burnham
Woods walker
I really like those old school leather cambium savers too @SeanKroll. Saves a whole lot of pitchy mess on ropes. One of the earliest "arborist" tools I adopted to my "logger" climbing kit. Whole lotta years ago now...
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SeanKroll
Treehouser
Leather tubes change from climbing gear to rigging and back.
Yesterday, I was reducing a large maple, lowering with the 180⁰ bend in the tube and 180⁰ bend around a biner that was slung to the branch.
So useful.
Yesterday, I was reducing a large maple, lowering with the 180⁰ bend in the tube and 180⁰ bend around a biner that was slung to the branch.
So useful.
i‘ve never tried one. but with the amount of pitchy pines i climb…
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Useful for a PSP when SRS.
Useful for MRS.
Useful for MRS.
Burnham
Woods walker
The conduit versions are OK, too.
Like this...
www.treestuff.com
Like this...
Dan House Rope Sleeve
Dan House devised this Anaconda cambium saver for use in DRT climbing to protect both the rope and the tree from abrasion during a climb. It is easy to install from the ground. It will bend a
www.treestuff.com
Kaveman
Treehouser
I have a dan house conduit friction saver. Took it off the rope when I got over here, kept getting wedged in tight crotches. The oaks round here don't fool around.
Nutball
TreeHouser
Doc can weld them fins back.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Squished. Log roll?
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