The Official Work Pictures Thread

[Ryan]

 

[BlackSmith]

That brings back some not so fond memories.

 

[Maximalist]

Today I was working in a rather interesting place. At the same time, I tested the Cayman telescopic saw. This saw is very effective. I recommend it to everyone -
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[CurSedVoyce]

I like the look of that polesaw. Might be more stout than a Silky

 

[Maximalist]

These saws have several length options. I chose the 1.8-5.0m option.I think this is the best option for working with a bucket track. This saw is fantastic. At least I've never had anything better. It is indicated that this saw is designed for high-speed sawing. This is really a high-speed saw.

 

[Maximalist]

Caiman - Профессиональная техника. Официальный сайт.

caiman.ru

 

[Patrick A]

Good weather forecast for more than 8 hours meant we worked in the ledge again today. These logs were heavy, the GRCS did great.

 

[Mick!]

Hedge removal.
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[lxskllr]

That's the best way to trim hedges!

 

[biggun]

 

[friedrich]

big beech removal that has a crack and krezscharia deusta.

 

[biggun]

Spent the day skidding the logs out from yesterdays fells. Avant for the win.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Little money makers today.
This was the challenging one. The rest got dumped and fed to the chippah.
Little rope magic for the HO and she wanted a place to sit there. Not hurt the Toyon.... New gutters. New roofing in LZ and work zone.... Its the little things.

 

[Maximalist]

Today there was a pruning of knots -

When an acorn ripens, any pig is happy

 

[Maximalist]

At the end of September, we traditionally have hurricane-force winds. Today I was dealing with yesterday's wind -

 

[davidwyby]

Kinda close one

 

[treebilly]

Just a bit of what I’ve been up to this week. The dog almost went home with me today.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Day before yesterday I rigged out this gray pine, chipped and hauled out all but the heavier wood in about 4.5 hours. 10 yards of chips.
PG&E were coming in to replace a power pole so we had to go back today (just Rob & I) and drop the spar and haul the wood out. Tare was over 4 ton. About 4.5.
I did not get a picture of the final face cut. Wide open face.. did not gut the hinge as sometimes I can just tip it slow and even keep the wood attached at the stump. We did not want any to roll down into the arroyo or towards the shed.
Pretty limited access for the material.
Tethered the base in case of a bad bounce. About 60 degrees out of favor.
Alls well that lands well.

 

[Burnham]

That'll do .

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Of course, they had just painted the shed (s) prior to scheduling the work...... 🤪

 

[Burnham]

Of course!

 

[Treeaddict]

Almost a bush and not a tree but it paid well and at least I got to pop a top. First one I’ve done where the top had some back lean opposite the drop zone. Took some limbs off the back side to help load the weight and leverage in the desired direction. I knew what to do in theory but finally got to practice and experience it.

One of those “cut a little, haul brush a little” kinda solo jobs.

Found a garter snake. Picked him up and moved him. He was very inactive as temps were just above 55*

 

[Mick!]

Few pics and vids
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a client took today.
I particularly like the still of me on a branch pulling the rope out.
like a Soviet era propaganda poster.

’Komrads, pulling together we can defeat the force of Kapitalism!’
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[lxskllr]

That is a pretty good pic :^)

 

[cory]

Old guy gittin er done