Sawing a tree with "remote controled" saw

[Treemonkey]

Much talk on foreign language, but everything is clear without translation . No helmet, no guffs, no almost everything but electric saw.
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[Tucker943]

Clearly the handiwork of someone in another country that's been smoking meth from a lightbulb for 8 days.

 

[PCTREE]

Ingenious method of making a dangerous cut without risking a climber. Now you gotta figure out how to get it up there without climbing

Surprised me how thin your electrical cords are, don't they get hot with that kind of load?

 

[MasterBlaster]

 

[pantheraba]

Clearly the handiwork of someone in another country that's been smoking meth from a lightbulb for 8 days.

Don't hold back, Chris!!!

That may be: Green Bor village, Kargopol District, Arhangelsk region, Russia,

We'll see what our Russkies have to say. It was a pretty ingenious device.

Jay, it looked like he used a Japanese climbing stick:

 

[woodworkingboy]

Looks similar going on, Gary.

 

[Treemonkey]

This is really Green Bor (forest), but near Kazan (Tatarstan, Russia). That was very hot summer four years ago, there was no need in drugs . I was on the rest in my friend's home, and had not all necessary equipment. So, l had to invent something. The electrical cords are OK. They are usual cords for wiring in buildings, the insulation is quite thin, but the cord is quite heavy

 

[Broncman]

I am digging his "foot loop"...

 

[Raj]

220v

 

[Treemonkey]

I use this when it is undesirable to damage a tree. Also it's good on thin and on long horizontal branches. Maybe it has a name, I don't know.

 

[MasterBlaster]

 

[FireFighterZero]

I thought they were going to use a herring.

 

[FireFighterZero]

 

[Raj]

I'm tired just looking at the instructions. If damage to the tree is not wanted then why cut the top off? Or is it for veneer?

Would a high tie in point and a foot loop would work for the application you have?

 

[Russian]

we are not looking for easy ways. Russian way is searching for spiritual balance.

 

[Russian]

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One more searcher of spiritual balance

 

[PCTREE]

Now that was a very dead tree.....

 

[Russian]

That was... ))

 

[Raj]

we are not looking for easy ways. Russian way is searching for spiritual balance.

ahhhh, for shits and giggles.

 

[Maximalist]

I use this when it is undesirable to damage a tree. Also it's good on thin and on long horizontal branches. Maybe it has a name, I don't know.
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There are the classic way -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPbQe12PBe4

 

[MasterBlaster]

I don't climb trees that dead.

 

[Russian]

I don't climb trees that dead.

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In Russia dead trees clibs you

 

[Underwor]

TM , This is the method the companies I visited in the Moscow were using in 2003.
Here is link to one of them. www.udal.ru

 

[Underwor]

If you remember Grigory who posted here for a while, this is his company.

 

[Russian]

you're absolutely right. You can hear Gregory's comments in the background