Need to cut off a dead limb about 30' above ground
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texasjohn
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Bep/Dami, well, I'm gonna call it a draw....y'all gonna have to take your ladders to the next level and go round one more time....with photos....doesn't,t look like there are any more entries.
However, this being an election year, I fully expect a FLa entry later on ...a leaning tower of chads...assuming someone remembers to empty all those voteing machines of their multi year Chad burden.
However, this being an election year, I fully expect a FLa entry later on ...a leaning tower of chads...assuming someone remembers to empty all those voteing machines of their multi year Chad burden.
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beppington
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So you're saying:
I'm afraid my friends that were supposedly taking pics of me teetering precariously up in the lift's bucket turned out to be using a smartphone to take a short video instead, & it's terrible ... neither the lift nor me is in the video even for a split second
I'm afraid my friends that were supposedly taking pics of me teetering precariously up in the lift's bucket turned out to be using a smartphone to take a short video instead, & it's terrible ... neither the lift nor me is in the video even for a split second
texasjohn
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No doubt it was precarious, exciting and improved prayer life:thumbsup:
It was a rented device used safely primarily for what it was designed...and you did a superb job of attacking several of your tasks with it.
I kinda figured the friendly competition was about 'Safely repurposing tractors and climbing devices to get a job done.
Yes, you and Dami definately have both won since you both repurposed your tractor as a mobile ladder platform and extension....and they worked
It was a rented device used safely primarily for what it was designed...and you did a superb job of attacking several of your tasks with it.
I kinda figured the friendly competition was about 'Safely repurposing tractors and climbing devices to get a job done.
Yes, you and Dami definately have both won since you both repurposed your tractor as a mobile ladder platform and extension....and they worked
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Using that with a pole saw so you are a distance from it would probably be best.
Damifino
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Well dang the fiddle ans shuck tha corn, we's in tha #1 spot tag team, way to go thar Bep, now that the pri-marry aint until end of mounth, thars a small chance fur that late entry. But hay texasjohn, wanna leave ya with sumtin from 2000.
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Damifino
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I'm afraid my friends that were supposedly taking pics of me teetering precariously up in the lift's bucket turned out to be using a smartphone to take a short video instead, & it's terrible ... neither the lift nor me is in the video even for a split second
Now ya sure thar Bep, ya didnt get squeezy and called in one of those thar tree trimmin companies :laughing: sounds kinda like a dumb phone
Now ya sure thar Bep, ya didnt get squeezy and called in one of those thar tree trimmin companies :laughing: sounds kinda like a dumb phone
Damifino
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No doubt it was precarious, exciting and improved prayer life:thumbsup:
It was a rented device used safely primarily for what it was designed...and you did a superb job of attacking several of your tasks with it.
I kinda figured the friendly competition was about 'Safely repurposing tractors and climbing devices to get a job done.
Yes, you and Dami definately have both won since you both repurposed your tractor as a mobile ladder platform and extension....and they worked
And no redneck was hurt or killed in this here repurpsing event.
No doubt it was precarious, exciting and improved prayer life:thumbsup: hay things occuer fur a reason, but the lady who does tha laundrie, wasent thinkin bout improved prayer life.:laughing:
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beppington
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I dunno if that contest is closed or ongoing ... but, it looks like I may have to rent that lift again when it comes time to cut the truss tails off evenly & attach the fascia board.
I could revive my step-ladder-atop-tractor-roof setup to cut off the truss tails, which are at about 15' above ground, but attaching the fascia boards to the gable ends of the roof are higher - The peak itself is right at 20' above ground, & there's nowhere to lean an extension ladder; it's kind of out in mid-air :shocked: ... and the overhand in that area is 3', so I don't think I can just easily lean the ladder against the truss & reach out behind me to the fascia board ... or can I?! :confused2:
Anyway, if I have to rent the lift again I will make darn sure there are pics this time.
Good grief I've made this thing (too) tall. But, whatever it takes to take the lead in this competition.
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beppington
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I'm afraid my friends that were supposedly taking pics of me teetering precariously up in the lift's bucket turned out to be using a smartphone to take a short video instead, & it's terrible ... neither the lift nor me is in the video even for a split second
Now ya sure thar Bep, ya didnt get squeezy and called in one of those thar tree trimmin companies :laughing: sounds kinda like a dumb phone
Do I know you? Like personally know you?
