Official "Yank'" Picture Thread

[Shansen]

That is a nice picture.

[Shansen]

These aren't tree work pictures but I did a welding project lately. They are all tired of hearing about it in the Treehouse so I thought I would start bothering you guys. I converted my dump trailer from a bumper pull to a gooseneck hitch. I didn't think to take a picture of the trailer before I started. The first picture is in my "shop" starting to build the first leg of the gooseneck, next I took it over to my cousin's to turn it over and weld on the underside, then a couple of pictures of the finished product minus the paint and wiring and my son cutting some channel iron.

[Shansen]

Here is a camphor tree removal at an apartment complex. The tree wasn't too big but I have never seen roots wrap around a pipe like this one did.

[Joe]

nice work mate, looks like a frustrating and delicate job.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Here is a camphor tree removal at an apartment complex. The tree wasn't too big but I have never seen roots wrap around a pipe like this one did.

 

Shansen, you disappoint me somewhat

 

 

I was under the impression that it didn't rain in California, you have now just blown my vision of california wide apart by posting those pictures.

[Shansen]

Sorry about that. I almost decided to not work that day but decided what the hell. It turned out to be fine, but it was a little wet. We are considered semi-arid. It rains about 12 inches a year here.

[treewizard]

that looked abit of a nightmare, nice work ,looks very tidy after too for a wet day..

[Stephen Blair]

well done guys, that looked a nightmare

[Shansen]

Here is me trimming a couple of backyard fan palms.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Shansen, what do you do with the trimmings, do you burn them, because last time I shoved anything like that through the chipper, it took a full two days to unjam the flywheel and bearings