Tree felling vids
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woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
I was thinking to ask that too, but Gord does such good work, it didn't seem appropriate from me. Glad that Butch enquired, he being considerably more skilled to ask.
sotc
Dormant hero!!
I'd probably have done the same, the less often your climb line has to touch a sticky true fir the better
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
I hear that.
I was asking if he felt paranoid w/o it.
I was asking if he felt paranoid w/o it.
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
That means he got a thousand bucks for the job don't it?
My bad, I didn't see his tagline saying it was a Grand Fir, I was trying to surmise the species when I posted rather than asking what a Grand Fir is.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Abies grandis (Grand Fir, Giant Fir, Lowland White Fir, Great Silver Fir, Western White Fir, Vancouver Fir, or Oregon Fir) is a fir native to the Pacific ...
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
Indeed. I am familiar. 
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
But I bet he got a grand fir it
sotc
Dormant hero!!
You furgot piss fir!
simplypete
Treehouser
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Gord
Guest
That's just it, can't stand to get more sap on my stuff than I need to. I've got a 'sap lanyard' setup for just these trees.
Gord, when you took the tops off it looked like you had your climb line choked on the stem and so the friction hitch is set up SRT. If I'm correct on that, then if you had to rappel, did you have anything in there to provide extra friction other than just the friction hitch?
Burnham
Woods walker
Excellent work, as we've become accustomed to seeing from you, Gord. Not to draw any parallel between your skills and mine (as you stand very high on my list of THousers with major chops), but I swear that when I watch your POV vids I often feel like I'm experiencing a major case of deja vu. Lots of the same species and working conditions, and methods/techniques, gear.
Limb-locked double tops. Pizz a man off to no end, won't they?
Praise again to your ropeman, great job there on that second top...almost no shake up top. I'd give a fair amount to have fellow under me who could run a piece as well as that.
Great vid, thanks much.
Limb-locked double tops
. Pizz a man off to no end, won't they?Praise again to your ropeman, great job there on that second top...almost no shake up top. I'd give a fair amount to have fellow under me who could run a piece as well as that.
Great vid, thanks much.
Burnham
Woods walker
Well, duh..sure it did!! Nuthin' but net, looked like to me.
At least, that would be my answer should it have been my vid, without a doubt!
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
When are you going free agent, Burnham? It occurs that some other governments might want you.
Burnham
Woods walker
No kidding? Interesting. We might want to discuss this in the TE forum, Jay...but it won't be all that far away, as things look today. Let's explore it, eh?
sotc
Dormant hero!!
How much you want for your current job?
Burnham
Woods walker
You have an offer in mind, Willie?
sotc
Dormant hero!!
You know how to get the most, don't cha!
Burnham
Woods walker
My dear old mama never raised no stoopid chilluns 
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sotc
Dormant hero!!
Remember, you are dealing with a squeeking walker!
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Gord
Guest
Excellent work, as we've become accustomed to seeing from you, Gord. Not to draw any parallel between your skills and mine (as you stand very high on my list of THousers with major chops), but I swear that when I watch your POV vids I often feel like I'm experiencing a major case of deja vu. Lots of the same species and working conditions, and methods/techniques, gear.
Limb-locked double tops
Praise again to your ropeman, great job there on that second top...almost no shake up top. I'd give a fair amount to have fellow under me who could run a piece as well as that.
Great vid, thanks much.
Burnham my ropeman ran a grapple yarder for a decade or so, I think his comfort with the ropes really comes from those years of casting, predicting pendulums and swings.
And I'm sure efficient minds often come up with the same techniques and habits in similar circumstances, I know the deja vu feeling you mean.
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AceTreeMaster
Guest
Gord,
Great Video, looks like a Gopro.
Well done
Cheers
ACE
Great Video, looks like a Gopro.
Well done
Cheers
ACE
Porkbrick
TreeHouser
lets see if this works. this is a she oak that dropped a large limb on the parking lot of the local junior college. we safety pruned it, and a few months later they decided they wanted it gone.
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sotc
Dormant hero!!
Safety pruned?
