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:thumbup: Good stuff, thanks Rog.

Cheers Sean and Gary, good stuff

We got on with hazard pruning all the trees in the playground instead. And it pissed with rain, so that elm would have been even more fun!

Touché

Oh cool! That's where this tree in the thread is, forest hills. You wanna go straight fell it for me? I'll give you $300

Wazzup Cory :)

Cool so Chuck a few alpine butterflies on the line to find the best one when the line is pulled tight for the right anchor...

Holmen are you on drugs? That's ain't a utility mast, it's some kind oh solid chimney outlet. Very sturdy! There's loads to tie off to. Lol

It's a 6 story building and has a parking garage underneath!

You have seen the location of the tree right? Zero free fall. Garage roof underneath. I have a maasdaam in my arsenal. I could drop off the roof then shimmy along the tight rope to the perfect drop zone. I'll use the apta for the perfect shots setting the lines.

Ill be much happier with a high tie in point. A high line. From the building to the oak adjacent, with the elm in the middle. Now, question is, would you have the high line set tight? Would you work from a steel carabiner, so that the TIP is moveable? Ive not done one before. Kinda excited to...

Thanks for the input. It's gonna be a long week thinking about the tree lol. But KISS. Keep it simple stupid. High line off the roof to the oak, setup climb system off alpine butterfly. Get the brush off conventional rigging, the setup a rp over the fence for wood. Sound about right?

Got to this job this morning. 2 year dead. Crispy.. Garage roof below, over 3 barb wire fences, only 2 ground guys, rain forecast, not much gear, my climb line is 120 foot. No pressure though, took a look from the roof which gave a better perspective. Coming back next week...