Small Elm, little room!
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NeTree
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Well, my wife told me to watch my weight... so I figured I'd put it where I can see it!
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RIVERRAT
Guest
Andy, I just noticed this thread yesterday....just stopped laughing enough to post....Just kidding...Really I am
Cool to see ya up in a tree man. I wasn't even aware you had the desire.
Cool to see ya up in a tree man. I wasn't even aware you had the desire.
sawinredneck
Treehouser
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Yeah, he was scared of my Husky 350, but loved that silly pole saw
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hugashe
Guest
i think there is a big group of big climbers here. it don't slow me down. nice pics Sawinredneck.
Ax-Man
Don't make me chop you
Way to go Andy, you got the right stuff. Right down to having a Sthil hanging off the end of your saw lanyard.
WTF
do we have a new catch phrase Bivy. Dunlap's disease,, that is an original for sure. I got a chuckle out of that one.
WTF
do we have a new catch phrase Bivy. Dunlap's disease,, that is an original for sure. I got a chuckle out of that one.
gf beranek
Old Schooler
I'm sure the D could offer some destructive criticisms.
okietreedude
Treehouser
Larry, the dunlaps disease has nothing to do w/ tommy at tbz. It refers to 'the belly's 'dunlapped' the belt'.
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Hobby Climber
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Andy, its nice to see a fellow "Big Guy" up a tree!
I'm now 44 years of age, 6'4" and weigh in at around 265...ish lbs.
Today I climbed 55' up a Bur Oak & 45' up a very old & impressive Red Oak to do some dead limbing. Worked on another Oak and a Black Walnut from the ground also.
This should be a lesson to all...Don't Let The Fat Hold You Back!!!
Rock on Andy, & remember, small trees fear you!
HC
I'm now 44 years of age, 6'4" and weigh in at around 265...ish lbs.
Today I climbed 55' up a Bur Oak & 45' up a very old & impressive Red Oak to do some dead limbing. Worked on another Oak and a Black Walnut from the ground also.
This should be a lesson to all...Don't Let The Fat Hold You Back!!!
Rock on Andy, & remember, small trees fear you!
HC
sawinredneck
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It's been hard for me geting used to the ropes more than anything. I was so used to just going where I wanted to. Now I have to remeber to slack out for a limb walk. Really awkwards for me when my TIP is behind me.
And for some reason or another, I can never tie my Blakes close enough. I
m using a Bee line splittail on Arborplex (I know, don't even start) and it sems like the Bee line stretches as the day goes on!
And for some reason or another, I can never tie my Blakes close enough. I
m using a Bee line splittail on Arborplex (I know, don't even start) and it sems like the Bee line stretches as the day goes on!
Ax-Man
Don't make me chop you
I've never heard that before . My bad. Thanks for setting me straight. Oakie.
Ha, i got just the opposite problem i have lost weight and my darn saddle that always fit good and was comfortable is now a little to big and hurting my hips if I climb for two days or more. Which was the case last week with my boom truck down for main boom cylinder rebuild.
