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Does anyone else hate these things? The attachments are so weak you can snap 3" limbs off by hand, I'm just glad we did'nt need to lower any of it. At least its not heavy.

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Nice pics, For me this is one tree i hate to work on, I had to dismantle one a couple of months back, Lowered nearly every piece down over phone wires. Very delicate & long day.:wave:

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i dont mind them as long as the winds in the right direction, i dont have to rig them and most impotantly they have never been topped....infact i do mind them....alot!

nice work tom how tall do you recon it was?

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i dont mind them as long as the winds in the right direction, i dont have to rig them and most impotantly they have never been topped....infact i do mind them....alot!

nice work tom how tall do you recon it was?

 

I think it was about 80 -90 foot but i did'nt really think about it, i think they look taller because they are so thin, it was certainly pretty wobbly once i felled the top out.

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