The Official Work Pictures Thread

[SeanKroll]

 

[Burnham]

Nice coronet...nice heels .

 

[SeanKroll]

A close look will reveal Clogger see pants.

 

[flushcut]

Me thinks B is a sucker for a girl in heels. 👠

 

[Burnham]

I prefer bare feet, myself.

 

[flushcut]

Ya dirty hippy! Lol

 

[Patrick A]

Some rot up there. Finally some decent weather.

 

[cory]

Hard for me to tell what kinda tree that is, Give a hint or maybe pick from 3. Looks like tulips beside the house.

 

[flushcut]

Cherry is my guess. The roof looks like it’s holding water. Maybe up sell a gutter cleaning.

 

[cory]

The little section of bark showing could be cherry but the wood is white so imo can't be cherry. Wood looks like maple but not the mossy bark

 

[Burnham]

Roof does appear to be holding water, but more like ponding due to sag than poor drainage. Sell them gutter cleaning anyway ...can't hurt.

 

[Patrick A]

Some folks make beer out of that tree. Crushed twigs smell like wintergreen.

 

[cory]

 

[flushcut]

Some folks make beer out of that tree. Crushed twigs smell like wintergreen.

I got a buddy who make s beer out of pine needles.

 

[Cobleskill]

Roof does appear to be holding water, but more like ponding due to sag than poor drainage. Sell them gutter cleaning anyway ...can't hurt.

Likely heavy snow load made rafters sag. Flat roofs suck. Especially in heavy snow areas.

 

[Patrick A]

I informed them of the situation, the roof does sag in the middle, they are aware. Last thing I want is to step on it and go through it. There are gutters on one side and they are clean.

 

[treesmith]

Don't know that I've ever seen a sassafras that big.

 

[cory]

@Patrick A A ! Pls divulge the tree species in the rot pic.

 

[Patrick A]

Black birch. As in Birch beer and wintergreen taste whem chewing twigs

 

[flushcut]

Ugly silver

Got it all brushed out and cut down to the main crotch, limb off of the garage. Still another load of chips to chip and easily three loads of logs. That hollow goes to the ground I guessing 4-6” of wall thickness at the stump. Set a line and stood it up and out of the garage with the mini. Long day for me.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Whoooooo boy thats fugly

 

[Burnham]

That is a whole lot of tree, and as nasty as it gets. Thank goodness for the lift.

Memo to @SkwerI...Rajan took down the fence panel!

 

[davidwyby]

What a big nasty turd

 

[Mick!]

Couple of oaks to TD by a lake.
Had to strip out the back one to get a rigging point for the crazy leaner.
Then the lad blocked out the trunk of the rigging tree.

We will be back for some more later in the spring.

 

[SeanKroll]

A grove of over-mature alders fir a residential setting with advice ground power.

The adjacent 80-90' alder, potential future removal, is a hard leaner toward the neighbors, over asphalt, barely reaching past the primaries across the street.






5-6 hours got the intact side stripped and topped at 6" and the failed-leader topped and chunked to 30-40'.



More work after coffee. 5 houses down from Miriam's. I spotted the failure and saw the homeowner, so told him.