RyeThomas
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I have a buddy at the department that had some trees that were blown over in a storm. He says the chair is about 12' up. Now I am a novice, I have enough knowledge to get myself in trouble. I am not a pro and I have never dealt with a barber chair. I can see there is a lot of pressure on the tree, but it needs to go.
What is the safest best way to deal with this?
It's down so do I just buck the down end to relieve pressure and deal with the chair at the end when there is much less pressure.
no pressure = much less issue right?
I just don't want to miss something as I have been lucky and while a novice I have never had this issue.
Thanks gents, Rye.
What is the safest best way to deal with this?
It's down so do I just buck the down end to relieve pressure and deal with the chair at the end when there is much less pressure.
no pressure = much less issue right?
I just don't want to miss something as I have been lucky and while a novice I have never had this issue.
Thanks gents, Rye.