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General Forestry => Urban and Community Forestry => Topic started by: slider on April 09, 2022, 05:32:42 PM

Title: big job
Post by: slider on April 09, 2022, 05:32:42 PM
20 large oak trees this weekend here.I was at customsawyers project this weekend and could not be with my crew. there is only 2 but they are good but I kept my phone in my pocket all day. all we had to do was drop them with the help of his excavator . I called my guys when I got home and was told ,glad you sent the 500 I with the 36 in bar. I ask how long ,I thought most of the day and was told just over 2 hrs . They made 100 bucks an hr.Most days are not like this and they know but I have good men and take care of them when I can.
Title: Re: big job
Post by: Magicman on April 13, 2022, 01:48:18 PM
Congrats on having guys that you can trust.  8)  Now you can breath.  :)

It was my pleasure to be able to visit and rehash some of the sawing experiences that we have shared together.  thumbs-up
Title: Re: big job
Post by: shelby78 on April 17, 2022, 08:42:00 PM
Quote from: slider on April 09, 2022, 05:32:42 PM
20 large oak trees this weekend here.I was at customsawyers project this weekend and could not be with my crew. there is only 2 but they are good but I kept my phone in my pocket all day. all we had to do was drop them with the help of his excavator . I called my guys when I got home and was told ,glad you sent the 500 I with the 36 in bar. I ask how long ,I thought most of the day and was told just over 2 hrs . They made 100 bucks an hr.Most days are not like this and they know but I have good men and take care of them when I can.
If I'm reading this right your 2 guys dropped 20 large trees for $200 and you thought it would take longer? Prices sure differ from where I am and where you are. You are working too cheap.
Title: Re: big job
Post by: Al_Smith on May 10, 2022, 06:13:54 AM
What is considered a large oak ? Around here it would be around 36" and 100 feet high .