Tree Removal
Cargo Master
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From: Murphysboro, IL
Originally Posted by Greywolf
Err, Birdhunter - just try very hard not to store car stuff in the laundry room, or vice versa, "K"? Trust me...
I'm always looking for new ways to dig a hole in the dirt!
Post Fiend
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From: San Francisco, Ca.
Originally Posted by Greywolf
Err, Birdhunter - just try very hard not to store car stuff in the laundry room, or vice versa, "K"? Trust me...
25' huh? Thats a step-ladder job. If the stump is left high (about eight or ten feet minimum) a cable reel puller (what we used to call a 'come-along') might be able to lay the trunk over. Better yet if you can get a pickup truck back there, or alongside the house to where you can attach a rope or chain.
I don't see much difficulty in that...
25' huh? Thats a step-ladder job. If the stump is left high (about eight or ten feet minimum) a cable reel puller (what we used to call a 'come-along') might be able to lay the trunk over. Better yet if you can get a pickup truck back there, or alongside the house to where you can attach a rope or chain.
I don't see much difficulty in that...
Impossible to get any vehicle back there anyways.
You can measure the distance between the houses with a micrometer.
These lots measure only 25'X95'. Big, ain't it? LOL.
Fleet Owner
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From: Drummonds, TN USA
I think I remember some places like that, yeah. Count your blessings tho -
It's a lot easier to mow a postage stamp than a half acre. And looking out the window earlier, I see my war with the Johnson Grass is far from over.
Oh, and Bird:
Sometime once I get my act back together and running smooth (like it was before I married IT) we'll have to take a trip together to some open land somewhere. There are a few things I always wanted to check out personally - but from a distance if you know what I mean. Could be interesting...
It's a lot easier to mow a postage stamp than a half acre. And looking out the window earlier, I see my war with the Johnson Grass is far from over.
Oh, and Bird:
Sometime once I get my act back together and running smooth (like it was before I married IT) we'll have to take a trip together to some open land somewhere. There are a few things I always wanted to check out personally - but from a distance if you know what I mean. Could be interesting...
Last edited by Greywolf; Jun 30, 2005 at 03:59 AM.
Cargo Master
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From: Murphysboro, IL
Just email the ideas, the safety precautions and the directions to me, I'll test them out for ya, videotape it and we'll search for ways to improve the idea.
I like things that go BOOM!!!!!!!!!
I like things that go BOOM!!!!!!!!!
Fleet Owner
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From: Drummonds, TN USA
I don't think I would be comfortable with that. In fact, if I can get a background check, I'll look at that first.
I may have spoken out of turn.
I may have spoken out of turn.
Last edited by Greywolf; Jun 30, 2005 at 11:00 AM.
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From: Northern Massachusetts
cost me 600 bucks to have an old 80ft elm cut down a few years ago, it had died and was hanging over my property, as stated b4 if the tree falls by a storm then it's an act of god, unless the tree is dead or diseased then it's the owners fault.
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