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thanks guys , it was a pretty straight forward job so nothing to fancy going on in terms of tricky slinging or anything. i just came to cut the trees and left when they were done , all the cleanup was done by another firm.

haha the party usually goes on inside my head , that would be cool though :p hey Levi , I find it helps to reduce the bar pinching, you get a better feeling with whats happening and can react faster than if your bars just chilling in the cut. to be honest i didn't even realise i did it until...

Hey guys , a little more crane action for ya. Short and sweet, my go pro ran out of juice after the first few picks so nothing to drawn out. Hope you enjoy, switch to hd. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/x0A-3zP29UQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

I'm on the 11 Rich. Man thats a score, that'll be a super good access line . I think any smaller then 11 for working on is just too thin.

I'm currently on htp with the wrench and I love it man , whats the deal with your rope rich? htp? What core does the scion have ?........

last time we were there a colleague put a small mark on the newly painted wall................ the owners demanded that the entire wall be renewed and unfortunately we couldn't do anything about it, in the end it cost a very very large sum of money , just for a little scratch ..... Only in...

I know mate , great movie :lol:

: :pottytrain2::pottytrain2::P

I think chains bite harder then slings I'm honest and i find them to be more versatile ..... downside is they are twice the weight but I've never found that to be a problem. and yes ... notch if in doubt

why thank you sir. I will get around to doing a few more in the near future, plenty of footage hanging around in my archives. @butch ... do you just single sling it most of the time ?

Thanks guys , I appreciate the feedback. @cory I do think that is a big plus for chains , I don't have much experience using slings but in my limited experience I do prefer chains ....... they can be a bit of a pain when you are using big ones in the winter but I've got a pretty good ritual of...

not a fan of chains butch? , I dig em ..... i do prefer spider legs for crowns though

Long over due for a video , here you go guys . A little bit of crane action from before the christmas holidays ...... Happy new year treehousers <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZLhbPRjdBQU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Cheers sean, yeah your right mate, it works well in ddrt or srt. I mainly use it when I'm right out on the tips and theres nothing to securely lanyard into, it makes for some really comfy work positioning and a nice redundancy if you were to slip. (if you use it ddrt , just clip it to the...

I love using two lines , not necessarily together though. I use them quite regularly on big prunes/ deadwoods its super handy and saves a lot of upping and downing. throwing in and getting a good route to work on the way up just makes so much sense. I work a section on the wrench on the way...

It will be the new colour cougar orange.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ias9ZRNtSjQ Heres a video i made about a year ago using the epple hook , its always on my harness as it just makes life so much easier, plenty of applications also , not just traversing

very observant :/: it was at a housing complex in one of the less flash areas but even then ,kids are respectful and keep a distance . my workmate was there, he gave me a yell when people were entering the drop zone but it was a pretty low foot traffic area , Just how i like it . Its funny...

brave man butch :) , In the right forks it would be pretty useful , wouldn't be to keen on big traverses with it though.

I edited out about 20 seconds of fluffing around trying to get it set haha but yeah its the bomb, it makes climbing fun when you can just play around and still maintain a good level of production . @butch monkey fist for traversing hook ? or to smash off deadwood?