@Ooh-Rah @SaintKP it's 85 here...I already got sunburn.....
Today we had a tree felled in our backyard; the equipment and bobcat tore up the yard a bit. Back to reseeding nd taking care of bare spots.
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I bought a chainsaw this past weekend to chop down two 60' pine trees in my yard. I'm planning to buy some spikes to climb them next, so if you don't hear from me after next weekend, the tree(s) won.
@Ocoka , I would have given you a nice meal and bought you your bottle of choice booze....
This one was only six hundred bucks, we had one taken down last year that was $1,200.
ONE was $600? I have neighbors’ tree limbs shading parts of my lawn and WAS thinking of thinning but dang...
That was in the bottom third of estimates. The one picture you see the stump in the middle of the yard? That one got taken down last year, that one was $1,200. Estimates for that tree ranged from that to $2,500.
I need to start running a tree business.
With the size of the tree's, and the location of my shed, house, and fence, and ther neighbors house, I need to fall them in sections.Whoa...why are you climbing them?
With the size of the tree's, and the location of my shed, house, and fence, and ther neighbors house, I need to fall them in sections.
Wait...your climbing with a chainsaw to lop off the higher sections? Wear
a hard hat. At least. I'd recommend professional help with a bucket truck. I've cut down loads of trees, some in confined areas, and even doing it right, 50% of the time the tree will do something you didn't expect.
If you are killed we split your gear.
Picture of said trees and one of the limbs I got down this past weekend.
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In before @Ooh-Rah bitches about the snow. @Ranger Psych is getting it in Litchfield right now at the bosses house. He's got rum and a bunk heater though...