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treevet · 7th January 2008, 06:52 PM

Sometimes, like with hazard trees that are dangerous to climb, if you ve got storm damage threatening to do mass damage to a building or something valuable and they are a very good client, you got to suck it up under almost any circumstances and do the job or someone else will and then how do you sweet talk your prize client back? I ve climbed trees with horizontal (to the ground) cracks you could put your fingers into when the wind blows that were going to slam the house. Try to get some weight and sail off asap.

7th January 2008, 06:52 PM	#5 (permalink)
treevet Veteran Heritage Status Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Posts: 1,123	Re: Wind... Where do you draw the line? Sometimes, like with hazard trees that are dangerous to climb, if you ve got storm damage threatening to do mass damage to a building or something valuable and they are a very good client, you got to suck it up under almost any circumstances and do the job or someone else will and then how do you sweet talk your prize client back? I ve climbed trees with horizontal (to the ground) cracks you could put your fingers into when the wind blows that were going to slam the house. Try to get some weight and sail off asap.