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Stumped for an idea of what to do with this
easy-lift guy replied to EddieJ's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
Carve an Alligator out of it, with a nice long tail. easy-lift guy -
Finally get to see the crane job pics. So nice when everything comes together and the job is done!. Nice pictures as always, was curious about your wonder groundie Lee, how's he been of late? You take care. easy-lift guy
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I wish you only the best, keep the membership post of your exploites down under. easy-lift guy
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Looked like a case of monkey see monkey do. I was wondering how much longer it would take before the group of lemmings were going over the cliff. At least the music stopped before that. Interesting example of spontaneous need to belong, to say the least. easy-lift guy
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Stay safe, been thinking about your progress since Sandy hit yins location and surrounding areas. 500 attendees for the TCIA Show canceled this year so they could work with recovery efforts in the NE. I hope Charlotte will not be clobbered next Novemebers show?. Take care, as always. easy-lift guy
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Since common sence is not in the best interest of the consumer, I believe no such data base will ever be available to help. Simple enough to implement since same information gathered could and would benefit the dealers from a marketing standpoint as well. Circular firing squad for the most part since the insurance industry is already complicit by admitting as much they don't want to loose the business in the process. All consumers are left paying the higher prices for all everything. Apathy is and always will be bad for business. easy-lift guy
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Even as a ground dweller, I think they did a nice job. easy-lift guy
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George is well pleased with how well your training is proceeding. I suspect he will have you wrapped around his tail in no time!. Your kindness will put you in George's good book for sure. easy-lift guy
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Looking at the picture, I am wondering, which I do now and again, if with the higher up rights in place this could cause a load to be to top heavy and in turn have a tendency to topple over?. easy-lift guy
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If there was I was not aware of one since I am relatively cloistered in my 10'x10' cube pitching and demoing the ELH. I believe the ISA shows have out door events in conjunction with the trade show and classes. easy-lift guy
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Yes Dave, the TCIA Show has been held indoors exclusively in conjunction with classes during the event. The solider guy Second from the claims to have been on leave and was just walking the show with Justin, Chris. I think he said his name was Steve Bullman?. He was going on about some organization called ArbTalk?. My Second Cousin Kristin was on board for the show pictured first on the Right. easy-lift guy
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Greetings fellow members. The 2012 TCIA show held in Baltimore, MD has been a well received and in spite of the damage from Hurricane Sandy and a Nor Easter a few days ago the attendance was good. A few sights and some video of the show for all to enjoy. All the best. easy-lift guy Link to the full slideshow TCI Expo 2012 - DAY 1 Photos by easyliftharness | Photobucket and a special one with some familiar faces...
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I will try. At least over here in Florida a tree planted that close to a structure as I have stated before is an accident waiting to happen. As a general rule the root system of that tree much less any other here is 3 times the size of the canopy. This root system will seek out and find a sewer line or septic system is a short period of time. Plumbing issues or nightmares come to mind:sneaky2: Second would include foundation damage and third would be storm related damage. easy-lift guy
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Just wondering how the insurance rate will increase due to accidents from people using chain saws other than professionals. are accidents by non professional type have anything to do with your countries NHS?. easy-lift guy
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The pig will not care they will eat everything, think of it as a little more fiber for their diet:sneaky easy-lift guy
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Although pricing a job can vary from one local to another, the key is to have a profit made at the end of the day. Depending on ones overhead prices can and will vary a great deal. Market conditions and being able to read your customers has as much to do with the price as ones profit level, IMO. At least that's how bidding and securing work over here works. easy-lift guy
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I really don't know how many more of these REALLY STUPID PEOPLE USING CHAIN SAWS I CAN TAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. I hope since the act was recorder to video the Utility company and all emergency services charged Double for correcting this act of stupidity. easy-lift guy
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Chainsaw refresher course, who should foot the bill?
easy-lift guy replied to mikecotterill's topic in General chat
Good subject matter. Just wondering if there would be any reasons why these training requirements could not take place at various shows around the country or dealerships? Of course that would take a bit of planning, however it should also reduce the cost overall since some companies seem to bring most if not their entire crew for shows. The APF Show comes to mind. As previously mentioned by others if your SE your expenses are your own. If one works for someone else the owner of the company pays all, including time on the books. The amount of time and cost seem very expensive to accomplish this requirement. Streamlining is in order for sure. Having different locations at different times of the year for this training makes the most sence to me. easy-lift guy -
As a ground dweller I have used both brands for 30 years. I think it depends on your application, and how well the saws are maintained. easy-lift guy
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Over here that tree was planted way to close in the first place, no excuse for such poor placement. Although I am not sure what affect the removal of the tree would have on the soil surrounding the tree, I would opt for total removal. Accident waiting to happen IMO. easy-lift guy
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Does anyone know of a holster for carrying loppers?
easy-lift guy replied to Andy Collins's topic in General chat
Andy go to a leather shop and have one made to spec. May be your best bet. easy-lift guy -
You will be fine. Stay the course and continue to work hard at archiving your goals. Many folks have had far humbler life experiences and gone forward to achieve really great things in their lives. All the best. easy-lift guy
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Thanks Jon, yes I am well. Heading to my birth place of Maryland this Saturday for my family reunion and the TCIA Show. I suspect I will see my share of damage and destruction while visiting. This trip will be both business/pleasure with a little more time for some R/R. My thoughts and prayers will be with the many folks that have been affected by this natural disaster that has been predicted for years and regrettably found its mark. easy-lift guy
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I believe if anyone is wanting to make there way over to help it would be great. I would Recommend contact the ISA or the TCIA and ask if there is any companies hiring out of the NE. Make sure you are certain of a job and that your housing and food will be available if not provided outright. This recovery effort I believe could easily last for the balance of this year well into Spring 2013. Remember folks our Winter has not even started. Thanks in advance from the Citizens of the USA in our hour of need! Best Regards Ted Scovitch.
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You take care, and I believe your going to busy for the balance of the year+. Don't drink the water:sneaky2: easy-lift guy
