TRAINING DAY / Rigging, log rolling, tip tying, steep banks, tag lines
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- This is part 2 of the 170ft Fir prune and Hemlock removal job.
On day 2 we remove 2 stone dead trees. This is another great training day for Tom and Conor, and hopefully for you too! Hear our full conversation over the headsets about our rigging strategy, when and how to tip tie trunk wood, using a tag line to control the wood, plus a whole lot more to learn from our discussions. On jobs like this efficiency and flow is the key to a successful job.
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Good work men. Noticeably good atmosphere too 👍
Cheers Reg, it was a fun one, even with that steep bank 😆
As someone just starting out in the game in the UK at the ripe old age of 55, my anxiety was through the roof with this job you just did...Those logs swinging over the roof were making me very uncomfortable...I'm a mountaineering instructor by trade so know about bits n pieces of kit...Im surprised youre using a dyneama sling (low melting point) to choke onto the logs you were lowering...Assuming you've never had one fail?
BTW many thanks for all your instructional videos, they have helped me gain a better understanding of the work as well as reassuring me (especially after listening to you guys chat things through on this video) that we are going through similar discussions to solve potential problems...Dan you are very entertaining and easy to watch and there is a notable change in your confidence in front of the camera. Cheers Cliff (Teesside)
Thank you for the video I really enjoyed it. Having the head set chatter in was pretty cool it almost made it feel like I was along side you guys. y'all sound like a good team of guys who work well together.
Thanks Eli, we appreciate the comments, Glad you enjoyed the headset chatter 🤙
@@ClimbingArborist everything was great, with the exception of some language ;).
Great job fellas. school starts when the eyes open everyday is a great day to learn.
@climbing arborist thanks a lot for sharing this. Me as a tree faller being new to climbing, that is really helpful!! Sometimes I wonder why no one uses these long hooks to handle the big wood on the ground. Pretty handy.
All the best
nice worke, what a fun job. unfortenly we dont have so big trees in Danmark
I surely enjoyed this video Thank you for all you have done to help new climbers
Leaving the job site and coming back, ya gotta finish it so you can start a new one the next day. production, sun up to sun down at the tree company I work for and I love it. I'm the same go go go type my employer is.
We commend you for that attitude 🤙
Try swaping the direction of the wraps of the rigging rope in the porty it will twist the line the opposite way and de-huckle it
I'll try it. If that works that will be an amazing little tip
Or run the rope through a figure of eight 👍🌲🇮🇪
Great work
Cheers brother 🤙🤙🤙
Great video brother and a great crew
We are so fortunate to have such an amazing crew! Thanks for the comments Todd🤙
Nice work, great communication 👏
Job well done 👏
Thanks Brent🤙
Always a pleasure watching and much information to get...
A question: at 11:15 you're cutting off a piece of the fungus. Is this a way to get some infos about the general state of the stem section you're about to climb?
I like the container by the port r wrap to keep rope free of twigs in a thick area.
Yeah it really helps keep things from getting messy
Heights don't usually bother me but I think I'd 💩💩 myself being that high 😂 looking to get involved in tree work and these videos are brilliant
Awesome work boys
Thank you 🙌
I subscribed. I learn a lot from you gents you do fantastic work
Awesome, thank you!
I’ve started climbing again after an Xmas eve spine op and everything is hurting like I’ve trained with Eddie Hall ! I’m going to make a Arb training gym in my yard !
Nice 🤙
I know a couple of old timers who would claim to know it all. Im finding there’s a weird batch of arborists out there who think their done learning. I really can’t stand them.
When you stop learning, you die. Not literally but you get where I'm going. This is not the industry to close your eyes ears or mind to..
Thanks for the great comment @Mr J and @Adam Piratzky
@@ClimbingArborist thanks for the content, I enjoyed this one. Always interesting to see how other crews handle material
Nice one looks like you guys earned your money on the job
Sure put in the effort for that one
Nice work!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent video! I have a question about your orange backup chipper guides - where did you find them?
At a local arborist chipper dealer
Thanks for that! Keep up with the excellent content - much appreciate!
What rope and diameter do you use for your trango cinch ?
We’re did you get the green checker jacket ?
I'm getting into tree work now and I picked up the echo 2511t for small stuff and it's great in that role. Since they don't make stihl 200t anymore, what would you suggest for blocking down stems?
Probably the Husqy gas top handle saw
Are you guys on Vancouver Island?
Vancouver
Thanks for the reply.
Where do you buy your wool shirts?
Anywhere that sells Stanfield
First!!! :D
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Nice to see you and your crew wearing masks, really, you are all setting very good examples. 👍🏼🇨🇦