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THanks for the compliments guys. It's rewarding when fellow tree guys get to enjoy so it's well worth the time for me. I have a lot of respect for those who put videos together, the editing and filming process is actually a lot of work. The first few videos I made were really shaky, takes some...

ahhh shucks thanks greg jp:D

Leon we've been in Wahiawa for the last two years, the Heights are kind of a hidden gem close to north shore but not in the scene. Sean, the shackle is for connecting my lanyard while advancing. jp:D

E. robusta is a very hard and heavy wood probably one of the heavier (denser) tropical woods we have. I actually made a workshop bench out of a ten foot log from a removal we did last year. This photo is terrible lighting but shows the first phase when we were sanding.

thanks guys; yes Adrian I got a hobbs off Robert Phillips about a year or two back we use it at least once a month sometimes much more depending on the type of work. I used a GRCS a lot at the Arboretum and working for different companies and personally I prefer the HOBBS. I have less issues...

A lot of those first clips I had my lanyard around the tree behind me. That leaner had uprooted and I was trying to avoid being attached to it when I cut pieces free. jp:D

I couldn't seem to embed the video the embed text from youtube wasn't working any suggestions from those more tech savy? jp:D

We took down two Euc trees yesterday in Pupukea on the North Shore. MB I'm not sure if this in the right spot so please move if there is a better place. Still had a fun surf session at the end of the day at Leftovers! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZwpCpLebD8&feature=youtu.be jp:D <iframe...