SouthSoundTree
Treehouser
Good contributing SB. What's your first name? Do you already know someone at TH?
The Official Work Pictures Thread
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Some great shots for certain 
SouthSoundTree
Treehouser
Well, pictures loaded, I'll have to work out the spacing later.
Property line trees that grew up, then out. two 5 leader maple removals. 1 little doug-fir. Erik has pics from ground on his phone.
Neighbor had glass roof porch under plywood, end sheet is faded red, under saw chips and lichen, covered one skylight,too. 10-12' wide landing zone at the ground, tighter at eaves, a little.
cinched TIP with long tail and biner to be able to snag with pole hook to retrieve from below, easily, or if desired, just attach the tail or rope or rigging line. Yes, Hitchhiker! Wished for a Sidewinder. Swinging long limbs to the dropzone while fighting them snagging my flipline was a bear. I didn't carry my rope either, for some reason (oh, my harness is getting too big), which also liked to snag twigs.View attachment 50929View attachment 50930
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Pics 5,6, and 7 are segments of one lead that we lowered whole by tip (BMS Belay Spool, without doubling the load with a block) and butt tying NC with a porty)View attachment 50933View attachment 50934View attachment 50935
Felled a dying tree, walked up to limb it, and a bat flopped out, and crawled onto my foot. After few minutes, seemed he was trying to hang to drop into flight, so I gave him a light hackey sack flick (not kick), and he was up and away in flightView attachment 50936
Property line trees that grew up, then out. two 5 leader maple removals. 1 little doug-fir. Erik has pics from ground on his phone.Neighbor had glass roof porch under plywood, end sheet is faded red, under saw chips and lichen, covered one skylight,too. 10-12' wide landing zone at the ground, tighter at eaves, a little.
cinched TIP with long tail and biner to be able to snag with pole hook to retrieve from below, easily, or if desired, just attach the tail or rope or rigging line. Yes, Hitchhiker! Wished for a Sidewinder. Swinging long limbs to the dropzone while fighting them snagging my flipline was a bear. I didn't carry my rope either, for some reason (oh, my harness is getting too big), which also liked to snag twigs.View attachment 50929View attachment 50930
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Pics 5,6, and 7 are segments of one lead that we lowered whole by tip (BMS Belay Spool, without doubling the load with a block) and butt tying NC with a porty)View attachment 50933View attachment 50934View attachment 50935
Felled a dying tree, walked up to limb it, and a bat flopped out, and crawled onto my foot. After few minutes, seemed he was trying to hang to drop into flight, so I gave him a light hackey sack flick (not kick), and he was up and away in flightView attachment 50936
SouthSoundTree
Treehouser
Don't know what happened with pics. Maybe it will fix itself.
sbtree
TreeHouser
Devon, I know Dave aka pelorus, and hoping to finally meet a few more of you guys in Charlotte next week! I like using cranes as much as I can, this one I used yesterday is a good size for city jobs. For rural ones I use his 50 ton or 60. Used his big 80 tn in the summer for storm work only because his other 5 cranes were out, talk about a heavy lifter! He only charged me for a 60 tn rate which was nice also! I know how fast I can take down trees and I always calculate the lifts well before the crane gets there also and my guys know it's go time from the time I make the cut and they get it on the ground! Process fast, give me the ball back ASAP! Ever since buying the mini skid in July it's made jobs go so much faster and you have more energy to do other things then Drag around piles of brush or logs!
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rskybiz
TreeHouser
Some real nice photos sbtree
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Keep em coming!!!
brendonv
Tree Hugger
rangerdanger
TreeHouser
Is that a honey locust?
brendonv
Tree Hugger
Old old sugar maple.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Looks pretty solid
PCTREE
Treehouser
I bet it was heavy as crap too! Oh never mind, you probably dont know as you have a mini
nice work B
nice work B
brendonv
Tree Hugger
Ya the saw was pretty heavy. Fingers are killing me too, too many joy sticks.
rangerdanger
TreeHouser
Ah, ok, I see now, it was hard to tell on my phone.
rskybiz
TreeHouser
Too many joysticks 
Few from today hackberry removal that had outgrown the water meter :rolleyes:
Few from today hackberry removal that had outgrown the water meter :rolleyes:
I Removed this cypress, branches were a pain to rig near roof, lots of them, some to heavy to man handle so rope em down....not a hard tree, just time consuming
Bixler deadwooded and taken some green branches over roof of 3 Large pondos in the back yard with decking built all around them, he killed it of course
nice work Brian! didnt get any pics though 
Bixler deadwooded and taken some green branches over roof of 3 Large pondos in the back yard with decking built all around them, he killed it of course
nice work Brian! didnt get any pics though 
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Nice work !
Looks like that Hackberry had some good rigging points Joel
Cypress are a PITA sometimes. Heavy too.
Looks like that Hackberry had some good rigging points Joel
Cypress are a PITA sometimes. Heavy too.
rskybiz
TreeHouser
Pure fun
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
Joel, you sure dismantled that thing. Working in a tee shirt this time of year too!
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
mccauleytree
TreeHouser
Sweet pictures everyone! Here are some of our recent jobs:
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Good stuff Mike!
Love that boom truck....
Love that boom truck....
brendonv
Tree Hugger
Sweet mike!
Im digging that dw!
Im digging that dw!
