Spiking small diameter stuff = the most uncomfortable thing in Arboriculture.
You're gona have to climb a lot higher. BUT...tree species, characteristics, structural integrity, wood fiber properties etc you should be very familiar with. There are trees that I would comfortably tie into at 2"...
I'm one of those bad Arborists that one-hands a lot. There's situations that come up often where I truly believe that one handing is totally acceptable, there are plenty more where it is not. If I were to train someone, it would be 2 handed through and through, but if you become proficient with...
So is a fixed pulley the business when it comes to tending the hh? Do you guys that switch back and forth srt/ddrt leave it on all the time or just use the pulley for ascending srt? I got my hh to start transitioning into srt so at this point im still climbing with it on a moving rope often...
If financially feasible:
Bigger is better, definitely 9"+
Feed rollers with hydraulic ram
Winch << can't recommend that enough
I prefer bandits over Vermeer strictly in a workhorse sense but have used all kinds from both manufacturers in full on high production beat down mode and they're both...
I've had a few really close calls from those "wtf was I thinking!?" Moments. Thankfully there weren't cameras rolling! Lol. If he learns a hard lesson and becomes a better Arborist because of it then more power to him. If he doesn't, then this is surely going to happen again.
My projects tend to be single site, single family dwelling properties that don't require the use of geo surveying and GPS mapping but I'd like to know what the high level pro's are using so I can set the bar higher. I downloaded paint.net and so far it's been awesome for creating detailed...
Hey,
I am an Arborist/tree worker getting into the consulting side of the industry and am looking for advice on practical, cost efficient software that I can use for creating maps, site plans, inventories, etc when creating Arborist reports.
At this point, I literally screen capture a Google...
Haha yea, I've been looking at the photos of your setup pretty closely and I love the simplicity. I got a few reps in with the hh2 yesterday and it's an awesome piece of kit...the wrench might start feeling neglected soon....
First post here and first srt climb ever today after 10 years of ddrt. Me likey!
8mm beeline distel on bluemoon with a rope wrench. It had some troubles...
But srt is sweet!
Prolly gona keep plugging away on the wrench and look for a better cord to use with bluemoon. I have a hh2 + ocean 10mm...