Trying a few different tactics in tree work!

[@SirensC3]

Also I have the Milwaukee top handle. Those battery saws really have their place. Fast to deploy, easy to use and nice and quiet. The noise issue alone is huge. Before I retired I found that the less noise I made, the more people wanted to hire me. No one likes to listen to the saws and chippers. So I always tried to keep the chipper run time to a minimum. Both for cost and noise. 👍 great new channel. Glad I found it.

[@ClimbingColt]

I've heard a lot of good things about that Milwaukee saw! I just got the Dewalt and have a couple Husky battery saws. I definitely like the convenience battery saws bring! A quieter job site is definitely a plus in my opinion. I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching!

[@SidonianTree]

People underestimate the innovation behind smaller tree companies! Awesome chipper btw

[@ClimbingColt]

Definitely! Like most of us I’m always trying to be as efficient as I can with the tools I have at my disposal! Thanks, definitely blessed to have it!!

[@SirensC3]

I love lop and drops. Quick Easy money! Even though I am retired now and don’t climb anymore I still jump on those easy jobs when they come around. Just did three the other day. And ya man, a mower is a good tool. First of all I love a mowed area around the area I am working. And if it will tow branches then all the better.

[@troyerthedestroyer]

That beats the shit out of the arb trolley! Subscribed.

[@ClimbingColt]

My exact thought! Thanks for watching!

[@eugenecunningham491]

I like when we show up at Job sites we layout the tools poeple say what a bunch of wonderful tools you have there

[@jeffschroeder9089]

4weeler would be legit

[@ClimbingColt]

That would have been my first choice if I owned one!

[@eugenecunningham491]

You will get more tools some new or homemade