Tree service

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Hey Bill, could that be modified to dig those deep holes when I detect a coin at 12"?
 

Up here it's $400 for a trim, $600 for a haircut, $800-4000 for the full cut.
Stump grinding is per inch.
Tree robbery
But if one doesn't maintain it can be a liability.
 

I can just imagine how much tree service companies have to pay for
insurance..???

I've got an 18" bar Stihl, and my neighbor has a few, including a Stihl
090 (I leave the big stuff for him). I'll be dropping a half dozen trees
this summer, mostly in the 12" class, but there's a couple 100'+ cedars
that also need to go.

Tree service in my town usually involves trading a case of beer, or two
if it's a big tree. And yes, the beer doesn't get drank until after the tree's
down...
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Hey Bill, could that be modified to dig those deep holes when I detect a coin at 12"?
That would be nice
Hey Bill, could that be modified to dig those deep holes when I detect a coin at 12"?
Yes it was amazing to see how that was on a track and work
Those deep holes are really hard to do and one has to be cautious of the ticks
 

Up here it's $400 for a trim, $600 for a haircut, $800-4000 for the full cut.
Stump grinding is per inch.
Tree robbery
But if one doesn't maintain it can be a liability.
These days I don’t have the equipment to handle these wind and ice storms.
Seems there’s a swing in the weather patterns over here causing more turbulence at times
 

I can just imagine how much tree service companies have to pay for
insurance..???

I've got an 18" bar Stihl, and my neighbor has a few, including a Stihl
090 (I leave the big stuff for him). I'll be dropping a half dozen trees
this summer, mostly in the 12" class, but there's a couple 100'+ cedars
that also need to go.

Tree service in my town usually involves trading a case of beer, or two
if it's a big tree. And yes, the beer doesn't get drank until after the tree's
down...View attachment 2014969
Yes sir that’s the way it used to be over here..
Those cedar trees could be valuable also
 

Tree work is hard dangerous work. Can’t rent a bucket truck or boom lift and trim yourself for much less.

I Pay for the tough stuff. Chain stays sharp for easy drops and clean ups.
I agree this tree service does a great job with the five men crew. and stump grinds ..removes everything and rakes and leaves everything in good shape
My first estimate was $2500 and these guys cost $1500
 

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