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Remember to always carry your tree from both ends. |
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If you have a truck - bring it. Load all trucks with the tip of the tree pointing to the tailgate. |
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The good and the bad: the ropes through the windows are correct, but allow way too much movement of the tree. |
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This is a good example of how to tie the tree to a roof top. |
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Notice how the rope wraps around the trunk in this picture. This keeps sideways shifts to a minimun. |
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Even with a good tie job... keep your speed to a reasonable pace. |
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When working on top of a tall vechicle, step up onto the floorboards with the doors open. |
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Even shorter vechicles can benefit from steping on the floorboards for an improved reach. |
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Make certain to bring the "coolest" vechicle you've got. The tree on top always adds a nice focal point. |
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