Thank you Reg. Watching a 2 man crew dismantle a tree of that size safely is something I always will sit and watch. There are a whole lot of good, solid techniques being shown here. I am striving to learn everything I can and watching videos like this is a great opportunity for exactly that. Thanks for taking the time to shoot, edit and post up the video. Cheers Reg and keep yourself safe! 😎👍❤️🌲 Randy
30 years ago I was a 'professional' for a while; 23 years old fit boy, and cutting down huge production forests in the south of France .. I will never forget that experience. I was enjoying this video so much, thank you, when at 11:05 you started Lacrimosa ... and I even wept a couple of happy little tears. ;-) Never would I trust myself this kind of a job, not a chance in hell, because as you said it yourself; it takes practice. Loved the video, thanks once again Mr. Coates, thank you.
I've been studying with you for a good four years straight. I couldn't pick nor would I want to pick any other mentor because of the demeanor that you choose in your everyday normality who you are. I just would like to say thank you very much for the patience and the videos of an expert tree climber. tell the family I said Merry Christmas if we don't talk beforehand much love and respect and thank you
@@kristopherhenry1255 it seems like everything is expensive in the tree industry. When I started, I was amazed at the price of ropes, etc. I keep it pretty simple, but a GRD is a good investment
Thats the most amazing video I've never seen an individual handle a tree that way to a point where it was like straight up an art form. Thats impressive
@@Joebin69in u ABSOLUTELY missed the root of his message, it was a compliment , but your EGO sees it as a threat, that's not uncommon, what's uncommon for a keyboard warrior to show some common human respect as a response
I'm learning so much from you and your patience and thought process, nice work by the two of you. It makes it look easy, I know that was a big piece of work ,well done . Thank you for sharing.
Most nights as I eat my dinner, I watch your videos. It is really wonderful. I love what you are doing, and how you do it. Thanks for sharing all of this with us. - Vermont Fan.
That zipline technique is just what I've been looking for! I've got a few dead trees between my garage and my neighbor's wooden fence. This is the best solution I've seen yet!
Beautifully put together video - thank you. The calm & measured approach does it for me much more than the frantic hyperkinetic, which some seem to prefer. And the icing on the cake was the lacrimosa pairing: wonderful that so many others appreciated this too - I thought I might be the only one liking it. Perfect antidote to a world that today seemed full of hot-headed philistines. Happy Christmas, Reg.
Second time watching this. Truly a work of art Reg. 👏🏻 From your thorough plan and smooth, safe execution all the way through. Thanks for sharing such great content with all of us!
@@matthewpolo227 I think they are distalls, but I bought them on day 1 back when I didn’t even know what a brand was. I got lucky. The main components are the shin guard, Velcro and cup like action on the boot which all together holds the lower leg firmly in the right place instead of it twisting round and sticking into your shinbone for example. Buckles aren’t good enough because they always ratchet back on the tightest point and you lose some tension on each click of the ratchet. But they originally came with a foot on the actual spikes which is very bad design IMO, I got new replacement gaffs, straight ones and keep them razor sharp, this allows me to spike with low effort while the secure pads let me rotate and put pressure on the spikes while I climb, meaning I can lean out and get to stuff I wouldn’t normally be able to. I’m nothing special but this is my experience using them.
@@aliray1165 Haven't climbed in 2 years..aside from my Buckingham spikes,( even w the velcro cushion upgrade they are not comfortable) ,I'd like to spend a couple K$ to upgrade all gear.but have commitment issues being an industrial athlete.I do have a few trees to climb in January ( they should prob be done w an aerial lift due to decay) so maybe that'll be the jumpstart needed to get back into it. At an intersectionand without directions.You a daily climber ? or few times per month ?
Obvious of what you were doing yes , both shocked and impressed that two people could manage such a large tree with the tools that you had the knowledge and experience is exceptional. Really enjoy your videos Mr. Coates. Joe from California
I’m always impressed by your work! I have learned a lot from watching you over the years. Thanks for taking the time to make these well done videos!💪💪 marathon tree for sure awesome job!!
The value in this video, like all of the videos you post, is immense. Incredibly grateful for your generosity in sharing your hard earned experience. An amazing career spanning over three decades, and if I remember correctly, three continents at least? Truly inspirational brother. I don't do tree work professionally, but I manage several woodlands and utilize tree work all the time in sensitive areas and the knowledge I've garnered from your videos has been absolutely priceless. Please reach out to me if you ever need anything. Thanks again mate,
What I love about your videos (apart form the music!) is that you and your team are always so calm and professional. No silly showboating, no histrionics or fake jeopardy, just cool, calm, professionalism.
I just love watching the patience and prescion you work with Reg. Its certainly helped me to slow down and think things through whenever i'm working with trees or saws.
another great video! textbook speed lining as always! Innovative approach to the timber although I would be slightly concerned about the high fall factors involved when snatching on to such a short leg of line. You obviously accounted for this sufficiently by keeping the pieces small though. Respect for doing a tree like that with such a small team!
Nice to see you again Mr Coates really great video. Great work on the rigging. That really is a lot of work for two people.thank you for sharing your time.
I came across your channel after watching August Hunicke, you guys both have very different styles of cutting and presentation but equally great to watch, thank you and stay safe.
Great job on a tough tree in a tight spot!. Very labor intensive especially using a rope brake up in the tree but where there's a will there's a way and you certainly proved that well beyond a shadow of any doubt! Good job Reg.
What a great job, drama free, and no damage. You have some superb equipment allowing minimum people to carry out the task safely. All the best for Christmas Reg, and hoping for a better 2021 for everyone
wow, that's just amazing to watch! I'm not a tree guy nor even want to be. I couldn't do the climbing and simply wouldn't. But I do admire a master of his craft and you certainly now have my subscription. superb work
Reg thanks for the glorious music and content, a feller just had to subscribe, been watching for a few months and sitting here in front of fireplace just now, this video is exactly what I needed!👍👍👍
I never question your ability Reg. My hat's off to Amber. There's not a lot of women that would want that job and probably not a lot of guys that would give them a chance. You're a King. Merry Christmas to you and your family and too Amber and her family. Would like to hear more of your music if you get a chance.
Hi my name is Saul it is my first time I see this I am surprise I really Honor of you for what you do and the patient you have to be able to record all that thank you very much I am new in this Type of work I will continue watching your videos there is a lot for sure that I can learn from you take care of yourself and God bless you
Hi Reg. Been watching your art for years now. Amazing stuff. I would like to wish you and your family best of times in the coming holidays and best of wishes in the new year. You are an inspiration. Greetings from Norway
Your first two clips spoke volumes without a word, "I've got to get going early today, we've got a big job, it's only one tree, but we really have our work cut out for us." (cut to tree view) "this is the tree, this tall Doug Fir, and as you can see we will have to rig it all down, limbs and all" I could tell it took a long time just to get the limbs down, some of them were quite large, really well done Reg, have a bit of a holiday over Christmas, you sure earned it :{)
Hi Reg, An epic finale to 2020! Every time you shoved one of those logs off and it came back to the stem, I could feel it in my bones! Slam, slam, slam, slam! A masterful execution with the resources at hand. You and Amber work quite well together. 👍🏼 May the remainder of the year and the changing seasons be easy on you my friend. Soon the sun will be coming back around.. and not a moment to soon. Cheers mate.. Shane
Hey Reg, here's what I would have done, just before dropping that top I would have called one of the neighbours and say "Did anyone order a christmas tree?" and have Amber run a long zipline into their living room, and bang they got a christmas tree!
Just love your attitude and skill set application to your work. They complement each other as you help educate guys like me. Thanks so much and have a wonderful Christmas!
Thank you for the Christmas wishes-same to you and yours. Not sure if older videos of your rigging exploits from Europe times are still up. Amazing learning to be had there for folks. Amber is a lucky one, to be learning from you. Ziplining the very top out, side loading the spar...,after many years - still brings...”a tingling sensation”... no matter how confident and careful one gets....glad you are safe!
Good stuff Reg, The thing about machines working hourly, is that it always seems like the operator is dragging his feet trying to milk a little more out of it.
HEY REG. You are the best entertainer. Because when i see you're in a video and i know im about to be entertained. i know its from you. UA-cam Because you are a entertainer and a professional individual . Your the best at what you do, and what you do is entertaining
Terrific vid Reg , thoroughly enjoyed mate 👍 tight quarters and then some eh’ 👍 sending much respect/love from a cold-ish , windy , rainy England ! Hope yourself and you’re family have a wicked Christmas 👍❤️😎🇬🇧
I definitely thought that was snow until you said something lol. That was some creative rigging. Very cool seeing those heavy logs slide down to the truck.
Very impressive video, as always. Thanks for Mozart's requiem too! It really gives solemnity to this moment, and makes you take a step back from the physical performance shown on the video. Not a native english speaker so not sure I made myself understood. Also thanks, and merry christmas!
Wow that top went super smooth! Amber is good. That sawdust looked like snow in the dark. Awesome video, good example of how it can be done without a crane. And considering how huge that tree was it was amazing you got so far in one day.
Great video, Reg, and great show of your rigging and skill-set! Enjoyed the views from Amber's perspective as well. Have a great break and a very Merry Christmas! Cheers!
I am a 60 year old stone mason from NH. Who knew that's what I was hearing the Verdi Requiem, I could listen to Reg all day. I understand what and how he says things.
Thanks for putting the effort to video this, really interesting to see you work. Liked the Requiem. Merry Chrimbo Reg , best wishes for 2021 and lang may yer lum reek.
That one time. Speedin some bigger limbs so got wrap on porta an but it flew n my half was to much just let go. Settled good friction took over. Thanx reg always good vids.
Here's a list of the things that you should have done different............ That's right, that's all of them! Your are a credit to the craft Reg.Have a great holiday and the same to all the other tree workers out there!
Your groundsperson did a nice job with how they managed the drops, and excellent demonstration of rigging out of a tricky lie.
Thank you Reg.
Watching a 2 man crew dismantle a tree of that size safely
is something I always will sit and watch. There are a whole
lot of good, solid techniques being shown here. I am striving
to learn everything I can and watching videos like this is a great
opportunity for exactly that.
Thanks for taking the time to shoot, edit and post up the video.
Cheers Reg and keep yourself safe! 😎👍❤️🌲
Randy
30 years ago I was a 'professional' for a while; 23 years old fit boy, and cutting down huge production forests in the south of France .. I will never forget that experience. I was enjoying this video so much, thank you, when at 11:05 you started Lacrimosa ... and I even wept a couple of happy little tears. ;-) Never would I trust myself this kind of a job, not a chance in hell, because as you said it yourself; it takes practice. Loved the video, thanks once again Mr. Coates, thank you.
I've been studying with you for a good four years straight.
I couldn't pick nor would I want to pick any other mentor because of the demeanor that you choose in your everyday normality who you are.
I just would like to say thank you very much for the patience and the videos of an expert tree climber.
tell the family I said Merry Christmas if we don't talk beforehand much love and respect and thank you
Negative rigging on the porta-wrap is something I haven't seen before! I'm always picking up tips from you, as I too, am a 2 man operation.
Using a GRD ( Good rigging device) can help.
@@gam940 if your rich I am sure
@@kristopherhenry1255 it seems like everything is expensive in the tree industry. When I started, I was amazed at the price of ropes, etc.
I keep it pretty simple, but a GRD is a good investment
Hey Reg. You make it look so easy and you look very comfortable up there
Omg, what an awesome process.! Talk about methodical... this guy has the patience and focus of a Zen monk. Thank you for this.!
Thats the most amazing video I've never seen an individual handle a tree that way to a point where it was like straight up an art form. Thats impressive
Uve never seen professional tree work... 🤔
Your obviously so bad ass to not even respect an individual like reg. Excuse me, why don't you show us how its done big fella.
@@Joebin69in well said 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Exactly, since many of us have done it the other way
@@Joebin69in u ABSOLUTELY missed the root of his message, it was a compliment , but your EGO sees it as a threat, that's not uncommon, what's uncommon for a keyboard warrior to show some common human respect as a response
I'm learning so much from you and your patience and thought process, nice work by the two of you. It makes it look easy, I know that was a big piece of work ,well done . Thank you for sharing.
Excellent work mate, I love the way you zip line those branches down to the designated landing zone.
Appreciate your efforts to film the jobs as always Reg. Long may it continue.
Most nights as I eat my dinner, I watch your videos. It is really wonderful. I love what you are doing, and how you do it. Thanks for sharing all of this with us. - Vermont Fan.
And Im preparing our dinner, a beef stew, as Im reading your comment. Thanks for the message
Your rigging is absolutely brilliant! Great work. Very satisfying to watch!
Glad to see I’m not the only one that gets stuck workin in the dark lol! Great video ✅👍
That zipline technique is just what I've been looking for!
I've got a few dead trees between my garage and my neighbor's wooden fence.
This is the best solution I've seen yet!
Beautifully put together video - thank you. The calm & measured approach does it for me much more than the frantic hyperkinetic, which some seem to prefer. And the icing on the cake was the lacrimosa pairing: wonderful that so many others appreciated this too - I thought I might be the only one liking it. Perfect antidote to a world that today seemed full of hot-headed philistines. Happy Christmas, Reg.
I heard Hogan and Buckin talk about you so I came to check it out. Amazing work to watch.
Second time watching this. Truly a work of art Reg. 👏🏻 From your thorough plan and smooth, safe execution all the way through. Thanks for sharing such great content with all of us!
Worked trees for 10 years and I’ve so much respect for this guy and the way he works. I have the same set of spikes, a fine choice sir x-D
What spikes are those ?
@@matthewpolo227 I think they are distalls, but I bought them on day 1 back when I didn’t even know what a brand was. I got lucky. The main components are the shin guard, Velcro and cup like action on the boot which all together holds the lower leg firmly in the right place instead of it twisting round and sticking into your shinbone for example. Buckles aren’t good enough because they always ratchet back on the tightest point and you lose some tension on each click of the ratchet. But they originally came with a foot on the actual spikes which is very bad design IMO, I got new replacement gaffs, straight ones and keep them razor sharp, this allows me to spike with low effort while the secure pads let me rotate and put pressure on the spikes while I climb, meaning I can lean out and get to stuff I wouldn’t normally be able to. I’m nothing special but this is my experience using them.
@@aliray1165 👍Thanks..hate the diggn into shinbone👎
@@matthewpolo227 me too, it’s shit isn’t it? How you getting on w it h the rest of your climbing?
@@aliray1165 Haven't climbed in 2 years..aside from my Buckingham spikes,( even w the velcro cushion upgrade they are not comfortable) ,I'd like to spend a couple K$ to upgrade all gear.but have commitment issues being an industrial athlete.I do have a few trees to climb in January ( they should prob be done w an aerial lift due to decay) so maybe that'll be the jumpstart needed to get back into it. At an intersectionand without directions.You a daily climber ? or few times per month ?
Obvious of what you were doing yes , both shocked and impressed that two people could manage such a large tree with the tools that you had the knowledge and experience is exceptional. Really enjoy your videos Mr. Coates. Joe from California
Truer words were never spoken Reg:) Merry Christmas to you too! That's some of the most creative work I've seen...thanks for sharing this.
I’m always impressed by your work! I have learned a lot from watching you over the years. Thanks for taking the time to make these well done videos!💪💪 marathon tree for sure awesome job!!
Hey reon, cool seeing you here lol
The value in this video, like all of the videos you post, is immense. Incredibly grateful for your generosity in sharing your hard earned experience. An amazing career spanning over three decades, and if I remember correctly, three continents at least? Truly inspirational brother. I don't do tree work professionally, but I manage several woodlands and utilize tree work all the time in sensitive areas and the knowledge I've garnered from your videos has been absolutely priceless. Please reach out to me if you ever need anything. Thanks again mate,
I did not even know a tree could be cut in such ways. You are an artist my friend. Keep safe.
What I love about your videos (apart form the music!) is that you and your team are always so calm and professional. No silly showboating, no histrionics or fake jeopardy, just cool, calm, professionalism.
Steve Pettifer agreed
Thanks for the vid Reg. I appreciate what goes into making them and your work practices. See you next year.
You are of the best , your knowledge is priceless thank you
I just love watching the patience and prescion you work with Reg. Its certainly helped me to slow down and think things through whenever i'm working with trees or saws.
another great video! textbook speed lining as always! Innovative approach to the timber although I would be slightly concerned about the high fall factors involved when snatching on to such a short leg of line. You obviously accounted for this sufficiently by keeping the pieces small though. Respect for doing a tree like that with such a small team!
Wow. You handle them down all alone. I did not think about that possibility...Keep learning.. keep it up !!!!
Nice to see you again Mr Coates really great video. Great work on the rigging. That really is a lot of work for two people.thank you for sharing your time.
I came across your channel after watching August Hunicke, you guys both have very different styles of cutting and presentation but equally great to watch, thank you and stay safe.
Great job on a tough tree in a tight spot!. Very labor intensive especially using a rope brake up in the tree but where there's a will there's a way and you certainly proved that well beyond a shadow of any doubt! Good job Reg.
What a great job, drama free, and no damage. You have some superb equipment allowing minimum people to carry out the task safely.
All the best for Christmas Reg, and hoping for a better 2021 for everyone
wow, that's just amazing to watch! I'm not a tree guy nor even want to be. I couldn't do the climbing and simply wouldn't. But I do admire a master of his craft and you certainly now have my subscription. superb work
man this is one of the most mind expanding videos i've seen in a while. thanks! definitely subbed and will be working through your past videos!
I need numbers that big on my house for the postman. top vid as always Reg, have a good holiday
Reg thanks for the glorious music and content, a feller just had to subscribe, been watching for a few months and sitting here in front of fireplace just now, this video is exactly what I needed!👍👍👍
It is going to be great to see you again. Have a good rest Reg. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Thanks for sharing.
hello Reg. I liked and subscribed to your channel. I love this type of work. I'm also an arborist my self. I enjoy doing my service.
Merry Christmas Reg and to your family.
Wow I didn't expect this. Wicked lay out. The toons are spot on thank you for sharing. Marc the mason from NH..
I never question your ability Reg.
My hat's off to Amber. There's not a lot of women that would want that job and probably not a lot of guys that would give them a chance. You're a King.
Merry Christmas to you and your family and too Amber and her family.
Would like to hear more of your music if you get a chance.
Once again thank you for taking the time to create and post such quality information.Have a great Christmas with your family.Warrington UK
Hi my name is Saul it is my first time I see this I am surprise I really Honor of you for what you do and the patient you have to be able to record all that thank you very much I am new in this Type of work I will continue watching your videos there is a lot for sure that I can learn from you take care of yourself and God bless you
That rigging is fine art work and you make it look effortless. Absolutely fantastic.
Perfect job Reg. Now that is where experience comes from.
Hi Reg.
Been watching your art for years now.
Amazing stuff. I would like to wish you and your family best of times in the coming holidays and best of wishes in the new year.
You are an inspiration.
Greetings from Norway
Your first two clips spoke volumes without a word, "I've got to get going early today, we've got a big job, it's only one tree, but we really have our work cut out for us." (cut to tree view) "this is the tree, this tall Doug Fir, and as you can see we will have to rig it all down, limbs and all" I could tell it took a long time just to get the limbs down, some of them were quite large, really well done Reg, have a bit of a holiday over Christmas, you sure earned it :{)
Great ground work Amber & Nice take down Reg. Mittagong Australia.
Top notch stuff here Reg! Thanks for sharing the methods to your madness. A very Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Outstanding work Reg. Amber as well. Merry Christmas and Happy Healthy Safe New Year to you and your family. Be Safe Out there!!!
Hi Reg,
An epic finale to 2020!
Every time you shoved one of those logs off and it came back to the stem, I could feel it in my bones! Slam, slam, slam, slam!
A masterful execution with the resources at hand. You and Amber work quite well together. 👍🏼
May the remainder of the year and the changing seasons be easy on you my friend.
Soon the sun will be coming back around.. and not a moment to soon.
Cheers mate..
Shane
Hey Reg, here's what I would have done, just before dropping that top I would have called one of the neighbours and say "Did anyone order a christmas tree?" and have Amber run a long zipline into their living room, and bang they got a christmas tree!
Lmfao 🤪
Lmfao!!!! I almost spit out my lunch reading this comment 🤣
Just like Christmas Vaca WITH Chevy chase, IDK MARGO!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Can i climb up there and add some comically large black sunglasses before the yule tide cheer slides in? 🕶️
Seasons greetings Reg, from York back in the homeland! Thanks for all the video work you've done this year, I've enjoyed watching.
Just love your attitude and skill set application to your work. They complement each other as you help educate guys like me. Thanks so much and have a wonderful Christmas!
Thank you for the Christmas wishes-same to you and yours. Not sure if older videos of your rigging exploits from Europe times are still up. Amazing learning to be had there for folks. Amber is a lucky one, to be learning from you. Ziplining the very top out, side loading the spar...,after many years - still brings...”a tingling sensation”... no matter how confident and careful one gets....glad you are safe!
Cheers, Reg: Merry Christmas, many thanks for sharing your thoughts and work.
Absolute text book you should lecture your profession teaching apprentices etc Brilliant videos 👌🏻👌🏻
Wow, it's just a pleasure to watch you work. Thanks for the lesson👊
Good stuff Reg,
The thing about machines working hourly, is that it always seems like the operator is dragging his feet trying to milk a little more out of it.
HEY REG.
You are the best entertainer.
Because when i see you're in a video and i know im about to be entertained. i know its from you. UA-cam
Because you are a entertainer and a professional individual . Your the best at what you do, and what you do is entertaining
Thank you for taking the extra time to impart your knowledge! Much appreciated!
Terrific vid Reg , thoroughly enjoyed mate 👍 tight quarters and then some eh’ 👍 sending much respect/love from a cold-ish , windy , rainy England ! Hope yourself and you’re family have a wicked Christmas 👍❤️😎🇬🇧
GREAT VIDEO ......
Love the choice of music.
Nice touch.......
So many videos with head banging foul music.
Appreciate your work ethics.
It's like a gift, you've given to me, this video. Made my Christmas. Merry Christmas.
Handsome house as well.
Solstice greetings and an All the best for next year from Edinburgh.
I definitely thought that was snow until you said something lol. That was some creative rigging. Very cool seeing those heavy logs slide down to the truck.
I think you are a genius, Reg. Proper cool. Inspirational stuff.
Appreciate your time and work. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Always learning something new from your videos reg, thank you! Merry Christmas to you and your family, from wales 🎄
Whenever I get a Reg notification, I know I’m in for a great vid!! Thank u!!
Merry Christmas Reg and team. Thanks for the inspirational videos all year.
It’s great to see what 2 people can do if you just use your mind and think. Very impressive and fun to watch Reg
Your The Man Reg !!!
Love the Hard Work and Straight light'n up the Dark !!!
Merry Christmas to All,,,
And to All a Good Night !!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS! Appreciate the video, your a great hard worker and a good at teaching your skills.
AMAZING ,,, just simple tools and such great results. Nice going Mate..
Very impressive video, as always.
Thanks for Mozart's requiem too! It really gives solemnity to this moment, and makes you take a step back from the physical performance shown on the video.
Not a native english speaker so not sure I made myself understood.
Also thanks, and merry christmas!
Wow that top went super smooth! Amber is good. That sawdust looked like snow in the dark. Awesome video, good example of how it can be done without a crane. And considering how huge that tree was it was amazing you got so far in one day.
Wedge in the log 😉 like it 👍
Always something to learn
Thanks Reg
Great video, Reg, and great show of your rigging and skill-set! Enjoyed the views from Amber's perspective as well. Have a great break and a very Merry Christmas! Cheers!
Didn’t expect to hear the Verdi Requiem in a tree video.
I am a 60 year old stone mason from NH. Who knew that's what I was hearing the Verdi Requiem, I could listen to Reg all day. I understand what and how he says things.
There's more to Mr Reg Coates than sawdust and two stroke smoke. He is a thoughtful type of feller.
That’s Mozart not Verdi. Great video anyway
@@TheBillythepoet I realized after I posted.
@@TheBillythepoet Correct Billy! I had a double take when I saw Verdi. But if Verdi ad writ it it'd be just as gud, eh!
Thanks for putting the effort to video this, really interesting to see you work. Liked the Requiem. Merry Chrimbo Reg , best wishes for 2021 and lang may yer lum reek.
This video was wow, subscribed instantaneous.
I learned from one video what i never learned from 30 videos of others
That one time. Speedin some bigger limbs so got wrap on porta an but it flew n my half was to much just let go. Settled good friction took over. Thanx reg always good vids.
The elimination of another rope by throwing a bowlin on the raid end of the clove was an awsome tip and trick. Thanks for the video.
*Tail
Another elegant ballet up in the trees. Always nice to watch you work
We love you Reg. Thank you for the video! Made my night.
Nice work Reg Coates ! :D Keep rollin - greets from cold Nord Denmark ( raining all the time here )
You are an amazing arborist Reg!
I learned a lot of techniques from this takedown, thanks for sharing!
Here's a list of the things that you should have done different............ That's right, that's all of them! Your are a credit to the craft Reg.Have a great holiday and the same to all the other tree workers out there!
Thank you for sharing. Very valuable and enjoyable as always. Looking forward to the next one. Sending much respect.
Another great video Reg👍
Merry Christmas to you and yours 🎄
brilliant video to sign off with for a while, thanks for the effort man love watching you work
Reg you’re the truth brother. An absolute master of the Art of Tree Climbing.
Merry Christmas Reg have a great time with the family. Let’s hope 2021 is better than 2020
Merry Christmas Reg and thanks for the Christmas Video. I enjoy watching you work.
You are by far a master of your trade sir! Very impressive
Your skills go way beyond anything that I have ever seen. 👌