Kenny Sanchez
Active Member
About to dive into this 370 page pdf. Have any of you read the whole thing? Can't believe all of this information is available for free.
Evaluation of current rigging and dismantling practices used in arboriculture
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climbstihl
Well-Known Member
Can you share the link?
Here's the link: http://www.hse.gov.uk/research/rrpdf/rr668.pdf
burtonbc1400
Member
There's nothing on Speedlining/Ziplining in there though, which generates more lateral force on the stem than conventional rigging.
Mark De La Cruz
Member
Yes, I read this it's been around for awhile. There is a lot of information there. There are many other great downloadable PDF on the web. There's also a good PDF on force vectoring and setting up rigging points so as to compress the forces and distribute the load.
I'll look for them on my other computer and post them for you viewing.
I'll look for them on my other computer and post them for you viewing.
Mark De La Cruz
Member
Here's a great resource concerning working with angels and understanding force vectors in the tree. http://vtio.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Working-the-Angles-i.pdf
Kenny Sanchez
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Mark De La Cruz
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I love sharing great information, and I am always looking to learn and grow my skill set. There really is great information out there but, sometimes it takes effort and persistence to find. Thats what makes Tree Buzz so awesome. Together we have many, many years of knowledge and experience. I'm so glad to be a small part of it.
swingdude
De' Island Buzzer
This is the good stuff.....
