Well said...💚🌳💚🌳👊👍

Thanks for sharing,!

I'm from Yuma,, but thought I was from San Diego:) I'm older starting out . .. what rigging setup you recommend?

And much much more!

The pain is real, but the rewards are far greater

He's got good points. I'd add this, I'm 50 now and you're going to have pain and suffering whether you go for it or not, so you might as well put in all you have towards your Will Smith so at least you get to do something that turns you on before the end.

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I concur 👍 Great vid guy's 👍

George Pauls, very inspiring stuff. I love hearing about the older guy's having much fun with their accomplished canopy time. I'm 46 and 4 years green with tree work. Learning from August helps me to appear to be, not so green🤙💪😎

Still chainsaw is good maybe you are planning too much

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Started my own company this year too, and my 6 year old boy wants my top handle saws so bad. Good luck from one new company owner to another!

We do pruning as well as removals and they always add something.

I work in telecom and use a 194t for topping/felling poles. Its been a very impressive saw so far, we used it to chop up a pretty wet 20" pole last week and it buzzed right through.

Facts. Always one by my chipper also.

Thanks for commenting 💪🏼

The 150 really surprised me with a timing advance and muffler mod.

I got a 193 with muffler mod well broken in and it does rip fast is the 201 TC

Kyle! Thanks 👊🏼😎 face with the name 🤠

Hahaha, thanks.

Easier to “untangle” a half hitch. It’s not even tied. Once the line is slack it can pop right out. More pc approved methods are clove hitches on every one or slings on every one. The advantage of the half hitch method shown is speed up above and below.

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They are surrounded by big trees... No way around it

You're off to a good start. What you lack now is just taking ownership of your own knowledge and acquiring more knowledge. When I was little, I wanted to join the U.S. Airforce as a Pararescueman. I had to obtain an alternate pathway since I was medically disqualified from joining the Armed Forces altogether, and came to a close second as a nurse on a medical helicopter. There's a lot of stuff in between there though-I was given the basics for obtaining this goal through my nursing education, but EVERYTHING else I had to come by on my own by seeking it out. Once I got the basics in, then I had to internalize many of those concepts while learning new material. Then when that was obtained, internalize that so that it was second nature while learning something more. I had little formal instruction for much of my path, until near the end. But overall, it makes you better because you can take your time doing it. Watching August is a good start, Bucking Billy Ray is another, Guilty of Treeson...there are plenty out there to learn from. Take a technique, be it some knots or setting up lines and learn those down solid, then do some stuff on your own by setting them up in trees around your house or neighborhood. Once the confidence is there, the right job(s) will come around easier and more frequently.