https://www.kintighs.com/musings daily 0.75 2025-12-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/8c4dbba9-0a34-41bd-9182-d8d853e8b0a7/foggy+CT.jpg https://www.kintighs.com/musings/pnwcta-christmas-tree-competition monthly 0.5 2025-12-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/235d2e8d-e667-4bbc-a46b-25da1ead91d2/Levi+and+winning+tree.jpg Musings - PNWCTA Christmas tree Competition - Make it stand out Quinn’s son, fourth generation, with the first place Douglas fir. https://www.kintighs.com/musings/pruning-tools-and-tips monthly 0.5 2025-05-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/26e41b4d-254f-4842-8330-ed70012cd7ce/skid+steer+with+lift2.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Scissor Lift If you want to go over the top on your prune or double top removal you could get a scissor lift attachment for your skid steer. The Skid Steer can go places that you cannot go with a normal man lift. If you are working up or downhill, you can use the tilt function on the skid steer to level. This scissor lift was modified to clip to a skid steer. The skid steer has to have hydraulic fluid out to the lift and be programmed so it will remain on when you leave the seat. You can drive up to the tree, push a couple buttons, get out and into the scissor lift, and raise it yourself from the basket of the scissor lift. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/750f1dba-8757-4dcb-b9af-a0d78821b49b/pole+pruner+eyelets.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Make it stand out One frustrating thing about rope pole pruners is the rope is always getting tangled up and wrapping around the pole. If you get some small eyelets and screw one to the pool every couple feet, it will keep your rope more organized. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/044ee422-1f7e-4e0c-afa4-4b56f8055c95/mini+cordless+chainsaw.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/2284801c-bc77-4203-b19d-73d1900cf137/cordless+hacksaw+blade2.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/9efb6e43-44e1-406a-9f9f-52597c251ddf/mcchainsaw.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Mini Cordless Chainsaw Stihl makes a really nifty mini chainsaw. It comes with a belt holster to carry it around. It does remarkably well for its size on small limbs. You can also buy an extension that it easily clips in and out of to reach higher up. It is well balanced and I was really happy with mine. It works well for cutting a double top out because you can burrow in and slice the unwanted top away. There are significantly cheaper options sold on Amazon which I’ve been pleasantly surprised by. The downside to buying Amazon or off brand tools is that you may have a hard time finding replacement parts. I think the Stihl brand is worth the extra money, but if you’re on a budget, consider the Amazon ones. They have a 30 day return window so be sure to purchase before you start your task to try and make sure it holds up. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/8b9510a8-d6e2-4a24-bee6-2d0115f3a1c6/cordless+electric+chainsaw.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/6a4e0126-de68-4f70-a140-26438e20b85a/Long+reach+pruner.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Long Reach Pruners This is an ARS long reach pruner. In my opinion, ARS is the only brand to get and they come in different lengths. Other brands I’ve tried don’t cut as well. They can be purchased at a nursery supply store. This picture shows the removal of what the Christmas tree industry refers as a limb growth. When my trees do this, I called them naughty children, or rebellious teenagers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/e359f751-ed8c-4a1b-99f3-671cafc0172a/protecting+limbed+trees.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Protecting the Bark of Young Trees The younger the tree and thinner the bark, the higher your risk of sun damage specifically on the south side of limbed trees. When you limb a tree, you expose previously shaded trunk to intense sunlight. This can kill the bark and leave a significant scar. If the trunk is shaded by other trees, that will help. Depending on the exposure, sometimes it is best to do the pruning in stages or what we call “lifts.” One year you may do three whorls and come back the next year and do three more, not exposing too much of the tree at once. Another technique I’ve used when there is extreme exposure is only cutting halfway through a branch so it hangs and creates shade. The next year, you can remove it if it hasn’t fallen off on it’s own. You can see in this photo the dead branch is still hanging, creating shade instead of sun exposure. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/0e1d755e-b396-40c4-88ab-6c8b4aa7e5c3/Cambium+layer.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Protecting the Cambium Layer Just below the bark of a trunk or branch is a ring called the cambium layer which is responsible for new growth. It is best not to cut too close to the trunk when pruning to prevent damage to the cambium. I discovered by accident that cutting through the cambium layer leaves a bigger wound that doesn’t heal as fast as when it’s left intact. If you leave a little stub of the limb, the wound heals and disappears much faster. You also don’t have to do as much cutting and the pruning goes much faster. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/8ff244bc-0e06-49f2-9d2f-475f4da0d488/Cordless+hackzaw.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Cordless Hacksaw A cordless hacksaw is different from a Sawzall in that they are not as jumpy, easier to hold, and much smoother to operate. With the right woodcutting blade, they can saw right through limbs. The blade shown in the picture is the one that works best (most of the blades they sell for woodcutting are worthless). You can buy three packs of the “aggressive wood blade” shown in the picture at Harbor Freight very reasonably. Cordless hacksaws are much cheaper than cordless chainsaws and work quite well. An advantage to the thin blade when cutting doubles out is the ease to get between the limbs and slice the double off cleanly. A chainsaw doesn’t quite do as good a job and is harder to get between the two doubles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/9a80042e-7019-4b7c-b4d1-170b2821ee89/Ramicorn+branch.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Removing Ramicorn Branches Here, I am removing a ramicorn branch. If left, this type of branching will make a significant defect and you would not be able to sell the tree as a pole. As the tree grows, the trunk wraps around the upward slanted, dead, hardened stem making a horrible knot that will show on the outside of the log as a depression in the bark for several feet. This sometimes results in a significant deduction when the log is graded at the mill. When I was young and logged with my father, he was always trying to get the most out of his logs, and I remember him not being very happy when he found scars that develop from this type of branching. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/83c3a1c7-53cb-44ab-aa55-626e41ff09c6/Cordless+long+reach+power+saw.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Cordless Long Reach Power Saw Milwaukee makes an electric saw that comes with an extension for longer reach. Aside from being able to reach higher, I have found the extension to be especially helpful for reaching INTO the tree for pruning. You can simply work around the tree without having to fight branches to get to the middle. I’ve found this to be more helpful than a regular power saw. You need 5 amp batteries at a minimum, but I find 9 amp batteries to be best. There are long reach gas powered pole pruners which are a bit more powerful than this electric option, but you are exposed to exhaust blowing on you when lifted up high and risk getting burnt on the muffler. Electric tools can also be used when fire danger is high, with much less risk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/4c5817bf-5966-4296-b5c0-9568243a068d/Electric+pruner.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Electric Pruner I hate to say this, but this is another item you can buy on Amazon very reasonably. They range from $50-$100. If they’re not at a discount, put it in your cart and wait. The price on these fluctuates quite a bit and this is another item to buy before you need to make sure it’s going to work for you. Amazon has a 30 day return window. They claim to prune 1.25 inches. If the wood is hard, that might be a slight exaggeration, but it’s not far from it. You can make an easier cut without straining the tool so much by putting light downward pressure on the limb and rotate the tool slightly. The batteries last a lot longer than you would think, even under heavy pruning. For the money, this is a good value. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/1772ff71-ba09-44a5-92a6-c395530bd9a2/ladder+trimming.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Aluminum Ladder For pruning up high I suggest an aluminum extension ladder. I purchased a 24ft. light duty one and separated the halves for two very light weight 12ft ones. The weight capacity is only 200 lbs. but it is very easy to carry around and lean against a tree. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/671a9a92d6821e4cc6a73f4c/7414b281-a5f6-4195-8e43-ae119bcffddb/Pole+pruner+head.jpg Musings - Pruning Tools and Tips - Pole Pruners You can buy this pole pruner head on Amazon for a very reasonable price. 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