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  1. flying french man

    My favorite tool.

    Glad you like this music!! Canada has so much to offer!
  2. flying french man

    My favorite tool.

    This truck is my second favorite tool haha. So yes it's removable , take about 15 min to remove but it's longer to re-install... at least 30 minutes. The truck can still dump when the clam is remove. We can also chip in the truck while the clam is install. The side of the box are actually doors...
  3. flying french man

    My favorite tool.

    On that particular job on te video we also had to remove 2 dead sugar maple in the front 90' trees a bit sketchy , while I was rigging the tree some landscaper grass cutting guys where working on 2 neighbors house for 1h30, they had 2 tractors, blower trimmer etc... I couldn't understand my team...
  4. flying french man

    My favorite tool.

    I've been rigging with the GRCS for 4 years now and I don't know if I could work without it. Life would be way harder if I did not have this tool in the truck every day. Plus the amazing peoples that I work with are not just co-workers , they are my extended familly. What is your favorite tool...
  5. flying french man

    Climb of a lifetime!

    Wow, thanks for sharing this with us.
  6. flying french man

    Sugar Shack Fun

    Thanks Steve , last week we were talking about something that we would never change on ours harness , and for me it was the pinto on my lanyard , I use it like that all the time , 25 foot of km111 . My partner got the zion and always tell me how fun it is to operate. But I ain't changing for...
  7. flying french man

    Sugar Shack Fun

    We had the chance to work in this incredible forest last week. We had to remove one big sugar maple because the owner is building a new garage and I had to climb this beautiful one to remove half of it. We have told the owner that synthetic cable could have be good enought to secure the tree ...
  8. flying french man

    Maple mess. First edit.

    Nice video , good music and nice camera angle!
  9. flying french man

    rope runner

    Sorry it's was a joke.... maybe there only in Quebec that we call that a Tie rap...the piece of plastic strap that hold your pulley. Btw good job on the bearing pulley!
  10. flying french man

    Montreal Tree Work

    We spend 2 days climbing and removing dead and decaying tree from a large property last week. This one was ready to go , I had the big Widowmaker over my head and I was also really concern with my teamates on the ground being hit by this f..... Not the best video in the world but.... It was a...
  11. flying french man

    Tilla removal with 100 tonne crane

    Good job !
  12. flying french man

    rope runner

    Just got the new bearing pulley 2 weeks ago , and I feel like it's a great improvement. @treebing is it a rated Tie Rap !?...
  13. flying french man

    Montreal Tree Work

    Yeah, I was suppose to prune the tree actually , and I have setup my cable with my trowline , way over the cavity , that was not visible from the ground....During the ascent the plan change a bit.
  14. flying french man

    Drone filmed Crane Removal, Tree growing out of House

    I know nothing about crane removal.. how much time did you had the crane on the job? And how many time did you spend on te job?
  15. flying french man

    Drone filmed Crane Removal, Tree growing out of House

    Really nice video. Nice spot also.
  16. flying french man

    Montreal Tree Work

    We had this nice contract this week , 2 days at the same location . Most part of the job was pruning some nice old sugars maples and reds oaks with the installation of syntetics cabling . But we also got to remove this nice red oak , he had cavity all over the crown an also a big rotten cavity...
  17. flying french man

    X-ringing it in

    I think that smoking in the tree is what make your style Ben. Please don't stop.
  18. flying french man

    Spring time deadwooding

    Pruning really nice trees on a nice day is difficult to beat! And as rocket said, really interesting machinery you got there , why we don't have that in N. America..? Unfair.
  19. flying french man

    Life without trees.

    Great post. You seem to know the area really well , have you been there for some time? But really in my arctic experience in Kangirsuk this winter and 2 years in Baker Lake Nunavut I have never seen a tree there... Like you said the tree line stop a little bit North of Kuujjuaq. People in...
  20. flying french man

    Life without trees.

    I just want to share with you an experience that I've live this winter. My wife is a nurse in a remote village of the Nunavik, wich is located in Quebec province and is considered part of the arctic circle. This winter I had the chance to live there for 2 months and beeing part of a Inuit...

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