tree removal in progress

How much should I charge me for cutting this tree?

  • Nothing, I would have to pay someone else if I didn't do it.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • $1,000. After all, tree work is tree work.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I'd charge just enough to purchase a Nikon D810.

    Votes: 5 100.0%

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Some shots of the current tree work behind the garage.

The top is gone, but some wood is still above the garage.

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Here's the main trunk and the last few limbs:

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This pile is about 1/3 of the total brush, as I've chipped up the larger portion already.

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Some of the logs. I've made arrangements for someone to take it all away. Except for one large crotch, which I'v promised to a friend who turns them into bowls.

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I'm taking my time on this tree removal. I figure about two more days of cutting wood. I discovered a wasp nest in the eave of the garage.
 
No, not at this house. We had one in Lucas, but not this house in Ames. This house has a high-efficiency heat pump system, so pulling air in to burn wood defeats the purpose.
 
Damn! that's hard work. Easily worth a D810 plus you should sell the wood and pocket the cash.

Joe
 
Yup the D810. Plus a lens just for the stump removal!
 
Charge yourself as much as you think the Tax Office will rubber-stamp.
 
Ok, so you are giving your friend your crotch so they can turn it into a bowl.

Right. Well, good luck with that then. Lol

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I gave him a larger one a couple of years ago, and he made a "big-ash bowl" from it.
 
Get that camera! Saving money is like getting a windfall, which I certainly would spend on photography. You also got free mulch.
 

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