The Official Work Pictures Thread

Saw that elsewhere.
i had a similar (if smaller) one last week, dozens and dozens of branches, half of which were above a building.
Technically easy, but painstaking and quite tiring if I’m honest.
 
This was a pull down, set at the TIP
Maybe I don't fully understand what you did. Here's what I did step by step...

Throwline into tree, weight's on the ground
Tie off climbline to throwline, haul it up and over.
When I get my climbline end, I tie a butterfly on the part that's on the rope pile side(not the end I just pulled up)
Put the end in the butterfly, and start hauling.
If I have enough rope(I did), that left me with a climbline, and a retrieval line.
If I did not have enough rope, I'd have tied my throwline to the retrieval side to get the whole way up.
 
I guess I will have to paint a word picture, sorry I’m not as good a wordsmith as @Kaveman…and I’m falling over tired. Hot tub time.

Burnt conifers. Last time I was up here (cencal mountains) it was a playground ready for felling after the caldor fire. Now, Brush taller than my 6’ head plus helmet….bushes not so bad other than seriously impeding movement but interspersed with blackberry vines. I thought I’d knock over 20 trees or something today…only got several , and a bunch of limb tied burnt saplings that were always in the way that I had to cut paths to thru the brush. I was reminded of my previous post about proper swamping…cut brush too low and you risk the chain. Too high and you have tripperstabbers.

I only took one vid and a few pics.
 
I put a cable on that pine to be sure , but like I expected it didn’t need it. I wish everything would hold like that 😒 it’s crazy how brittle, springy, and wedge-spitting everything else is.

(Three more vids after that if you swipe 😉)
 
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