Search results

  1. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    this is gold! thanks for the little window into your family history.
  2. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    all of us who enjoying climbing comps owe you a debt of gratitude @GregManning thanks for all of your time and effort!
  3. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    thanks for sharing this. great stuff! and yeah great point! thanks @Tom Dunlap , SRT wouldn't be what it is today if it weren't for you.
  4. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    tell the tale. they certainly don't in books or catalogues, at least the ones that i've seen. also, i've seen todays porta wrap referred to as porta wrap III or porta wrap IV. what was the porta wrap II?
  5. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    tbh i don't know the full story, which is part of the purpose of this thread. tell us more.
  6. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    take some pics, share it on the thread. be cool to see them and hear his stories.
  7. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    An old magazine & and some posters
  8. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    Here's a recent discovery. Don Blair's iteration of the famed Hobbs block after he took over the patent, I think
  9. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    Here's some old arborist blocks by Mr. Hobbs. A 3/4" or maybe 5/8" belonging to @Merle Nelson and the big ol 1" block
  10. the.schultz.effect

    Our Arbor ancestors

    I've noticed when I've tried to find pics or info about old gear or forefather arborists there seems to be very little, or at least it's hard to find. Just the other day we lost a legend, Ed Hobbs, and while his innovations effected our entire industry many don't know the name, or much about the...
  11. the.schultz.effect

    I did a lil job with Merle Nelson

    never on here but i thought i might share some footage of a job Mr. Merle Nelson was kind enough to bring me in on.
  12. the.schultz.effect

    double-whipping boy

    Thanks for accurate analysis, calling it out and questioning what you see, it's something you should always do imo. it's the only way to get the real answers (y)
  13. the.schultz.effect

    double-whipping boy

    tis the life of a contract climber. the freedom seems very appealing to some, especially the youngsters, the grass looks greener but they must remember the reality of the situation. there is no calvary, you gotta work with what you got. you back down cuz the situation is less than perfect then...
  14. the.schultz.effect

    double-whipping boy

    @Merle Nelson got my attention, made me remember i had an account, ha! it's been awhile. anyways, Im not trying to hijack the thread but people had questions so i'm going to try to describe this job, the challenges and hopefully that'll explain why we did what we did: so it was 2 Doug Fir spars...
  15. the.schultz.effect

    Any interest in an outdoor demo?

    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-person-rigging-seminar-with-lawrence-schultz-and-ryan-cafferky-tickets-121810168493 so here it is. Oct 3rd (Sat) in Hood River area, Oregon, live & direct, distanced & outside. come check it out.
  16. the.schultz.effect

    Any interest in an outdoor demo?

    thank you sir. i think we're going to go for it. finalized details coming soon...
  17. the.schultz.effect

    Any interest in an outdoor demo?

    So Ryan Cafferky (@alifewithtrees) and I are thinking of having an outdoor class/ demo in Hood River, Oregon on Oct 3rd. Any interest? I know travel is weird for many right now and half the country is on fire so I figured I'd put out a feeler first...
  18. the.schultz.effect

    bull bone (sold) & rope runner (sold) $150 each

    runner sold
  19. the.schultz.effect

    bull bone (sold) & rope runner (sold) $150 each

    bone sold runner pending...
  20. the.schultz.effect

    bull bone (sold) & rope runner (sold) $150 each

    oh, guess i should say there's a lil sap on them both as you can see. i would normally just use some rubbing alcohol to get that off but that might not be the buyer's preferred method so i'll leave it up to them.

New threads New posts

Kask Stihl NORTHEASTERN Arborists Wesspur TreeStuff.com Teufelberger Westminster X-Rigging Teufelberger
Back
Top Bottom