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  • If you do a lot of tree planting, then a fork lift may be near the top of your list of favorite attachments. Photo courtesy of Almstead Tree, Shrub & Lawn Care Co.
    June 1, 2024

    Selecting One Implement for a Compact Loader or Skid Steer

    By Rick Howland

    It’s become a given. Compact loaders and mini skid steers are a godsend for the tree care industry. They come in several configurations – ride in or on, stand on, perhaps articulated, wheeled or tracked. But as with a computer, [...]

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  • Tracked Lifts’ 72-foot Arborist 22.10 46kV lift
    May 4, 2024

    Demand Growing for Insulated Compact Lifts

    By Rick Howland

      While there may be a slew of reasons for it, one thing seems certain: demand for insulated compact lifts in tree care is growing. In this article, we look at what is driving the increase in demand for insulated [...]

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  • Crews should have a dedicated rescue kit
    May 1, 2024

    Part 7, Chapter 5: Emergency Response and Aerial Rescue

    By John Ball, Ph.D., BCMA, CTSP

    Contact with electrical current is the third-leading source of fatal incidents among arborists. About three-quarters of these incidents are aloft, either to a climber or aerial device operator. This means arborists must know how to perform aerial rescue. They also [...]

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  • Safety kit
    May 1, 2024

    Product Review: North American Rescue First Aid Kit

    By TCIA Staff

    When selecting a first aid kit suitable for tree work jobsites, pick one that has several blood stoppers items such as a tourniquet, and extra-large gauze pads and tape to secure wound dressings. Keep in mind that specialty [...]

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  • Checking the vehicle’s fluids before heading out
    April 1, 2024

    Your Toughest Climb Might Be Into the Driver’s Seat

    By KOREY CONRY, CTSP

    A tree worker’s guide to arriving safely to the job (while driving) We work in an industry where there are many safety factors in play – from working around faulty trees to working around power lines that could end your [...]

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