So yesterday I attended a NATS training seminar hosted by a vermeer sherrill dealer with our @Crimsonking being the instructor. Who did an amazing job, thank you sir.
So after I eat lunch I'm inside checking out the showroom of gear and I get this rope I've never seen or heard of before. I've...
that is sterling packaging, inside the manual it only says it's scion but I cannot even find any pictures anywhere on the internet of anybody making a rope with this color scheme
I agree that all looks scary. Just like Ryan Jenks from. "HowNotTo" opening every carabiner known to man with rope or one handed.
I'd have to see it to believe but I'm Def not buying one.
Another big issue I see is that when using the quickie, there is a proper orientation of the slip pin when...
The trees I've seen the black stuff on still look healthy too. We have been getting a lot more rain up here than we ever have. The trees i see this on do look like they should be getting plenty of sun but maybe it's only on the back side the sun doesn't reach?
Does this happen to various hardwoods in the northeast? I'm in New york and see this black stuff on hard woods too. I've got a customer that says it's spreading and is asking me how to handle it.
Should I look to get more sunlight on the trees in question or is there some other way to treat it?
Yea, it's all about the weather ur working in....
If it's so cold you need gloves, then slic pins can be aggravating.
If you don't use them in that weather too much then your probably not gonna think twice about it.
There's Def a better, easier way and one of these guys will figure it out.
Yes the canopy climbing collective is where I first seen it. Their some arbs from Europe I think. That's their you tube channel. They have 2 videos about it. One they lift a small chipper with an MA SYstem and then next vid they do an official review. Looks cool for MA systems