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Man injured from cut limb after receiving suggestions from an arborist forum.. pole saw & hardhat is your best bet.

The munter hitch is a good option if you need to belay on a single line

Working off a crane did it for me... Im a bigger guy so I don't tie into anything to small.. haha I see some of you guys tie off to suckers. Trust your gear & your knots.. nothing like alittle extra slack coming out to shake some confidence.

Enjoy :-)

Just for Fun. Tiger Cat Fellerbuncher Tree removal

Yale XTC 12-Strand. She was coated with saw dust this day. But since she has retired to rigging. I use Sampson line now.

Im sorry Cape I cant justify bringing out a pole pruner to remove a small birch.. we should as professionals be able to deal with a situation like this with out worrying about a barber chair, pinched blade or a kick back in our face.. I don't mean to pick any fights I just cant see bringing the...

kind of a fun video... im not sure id use this for climbing though. but to each their own

very nice we'll have to hang out some time to see how well chainsaws run off alcohol.

I'm about an hour north of Portland by Boothbay if your familiar with the rt 1 area. If one of these birches hurt you, or if your scratching your head trying to figure out how to put one down... (Who said a pole saw?!?) Then you have no business with a chainsaw... Please speak to a local tree...

Is that the Italian hitch yah got their Tao? In situations like this I use to use a carabinier rather than a running bowline but I heard side loading was bad? I've changed quite a few things around since this picture... But I'll let you boys rip me a new on .

Nice guys die all the time. Its not about the character its the work. He is getting ripped into because of the job he took on & the quality of his work... He has promoted a tree removal for do it your selfers... Now we are going to see a couple of his viewers spend a few hundred bucks & do their...

Am I allowed to feel disgusted with treestuff.com? This man could have killed himself.. Its like handing a 395 to the kid that just started working for you...

I'm up in Maine. The load isn't to bad on the bowing briches.. Just make sure you cut the top out (if its frozen to the ground) before you go after the butt.. Always wear your ppe!! If you tie a rope to the top (a running bowline with a long tail) you should be able to straighten them up a...

When coming down from your TIP if you jump though a redirect crotch... You will have more friction in your system on a drt... Soooo that's something you'll have to get use to. (the drag on a limb walks) drt is a 2 to 1 rather than srt's 1 to 1.. So comming back in you'll be working harder on...

Having a tough time telling the difference though the picture but if your in the north.. Its a Pin Cherry or Fire Cherry prunnus pensylvanica.... if your in the south... Its a Sour Cherry prunus cerasus. Its though to tell with out a geographical location & Id have to touch it. To be certain

look at 38 seconds (strong) seems like the top landed right into the rigging line and it snapped his lowering system. look at that stretch.... -_-

Anyone else see the "climber" almost come out of the tree?

Upside down sign could be for distress* you guys make me want to bring my whole climbing kit in the bucket with me.