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Oh, that's for them really hot sweaty days when you've had enough--- you know, to hang yourself with.

Don't know if anyone remembered a climber by the name of Jeff Jackson, but he made a boo boo or two that I had heard about. When the BigShot first came out, he was using it at the Cleveland ISA climbing competitions, showing folks how well it worked. At first, it was used with the sling being...

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Damn, I wouldn't know how to act with one of those.

I'm still healing from this one. In fact, my g/f is blind without her contacts —climbed into bed with me, kneeing my elbow- ripping off my scab. On my last removal, I was bucking up the felled tree and as I cut thru, I pulled the freed log toward me. Now I'm adamant about always looking for an...

My first day using climbers, my boss had told me a story -of his boss telling him, the dangers of using spurs. And almost immediately after, gaffed right thru his achilles heal. Said he was out for the entire year.

Wow! I likes it. And I've been using the hook of my pole saw to pull stacked brush....

Has anyone tried it on their own? Seen one? I gave it a whirl with a fig tree I had. I've got a bunch of pics -but my ex wife won't dig them up for me. I have a citrus tree that I'm working with now. It takes years, but if you like nit pick pruning and training it's rather rewarding.

What do you guys use for log moving? Single wheelbarrow, log cart, dolly? Anyone tried using the timber claw log grabber. Looks like a great idea.

He reminds me of a repackaged Woody Allen.

Long ago, in a state far far away, I had removed a giant Walnut tree. As I finished cutting the stump, I grabbed the cant hook and went to pry it away. Well, it was still attached somewhere -so as I lifted and pivoted I also stepped forward to move with the stump, but it caught somewhere and...

As Sean suggested to use a foot ascender with the O-rig, I really like that idea. I also have CT foot pantin I recently purchased and will give it a shot when I have another long climb. Up north where it was 60' to the first branch I would've probably been an SRT pro. But I'll tell ya, I do...

C-mon, it's a little close.... :bootyshake:

https://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?item=9012. Noice!

Now just maintain those cuts every other season and it's pollarding ;)

The canned laughter every 8-15 seconds gets a little monotonous. I don't need to be told when to funny.

Then you should write them. The more people who do, the quicker it gets fixed Oh, and don't forget include your shirt size in the heading ;). I'm wearing mine now...

And I've stated the same also. But what I've added was the difference was; "One is managed over time, the latter, isn't." But BOTH are a stubbing of the branch.

And as stated by Sharon Lilly, heading, hat racking, topping, all the same. But I'm asking about cutting "anywhere" on the branch, not just one part that will leave a giant wound not easily healed. What would you call that cut?

Have him pick it up by one strap and sling it over his shoulder as one would do, to wear it like a back pack. That is what happened to me. Metolius acknowledged this design flaw. I'm curious as to if they'll have their Vietnamese assembling team fix this.