Posted by glennster on March 10, 2011 at 06:05:35 from (75.57.126.3):
In Reply to: Is this safe? posted by GeneMO on March 09, 2011 at 15:44:37:
gene , if you are going to use the loader, i agree with the shut off valve. i bought and old ford 1 ton van with a 28 ft stick on it for up in the air work. i prefer to use an electric chainsaw on a pole run off a generator. a lot less fooling around when you are airborn. farm and fleet ect sells a remington 10 inch electric chainsaw bolted to a fiberglass pole for about 90 dollars. works good, and pretty cheap. you can also hit your local rental place and see if they have a personnell lift. i rented one for the weekend one time to work on a corn crib. basically a boom lift with a bucket on a single axle trailer. has a lawnmower engine driving a hydraulic pump. 4 out riggers to stabilize. has about a 40 ft stick on it. about 200 for the weekend. if you do use a bucket and boom, take a big diameter rope with you in the bucket, long enough to reach the ground. if something fails, its a lot easier to slide down the rope than shinny down the boom. dont ask me how i know!!!
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